Fort Wayne Yellow Stone park excursion train departs
A train of eighty Fort Wayne travelers on a two week Yellowstone Park trip led by Pennsylvanian Agent John E. Ross departs Chicago for Denver Salt Lake City and the park. The party includes many named families and a large crew ensuring comfort aboard a mahogany finished train with drawing room and sleeping cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Company
Fort Wayne
Yellowstone Park
John E. Ross
Pennsylvania
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Granger
Cheyenne
Omaha
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Oregon
St Paul
Peter McGuire
S. J. Dill
C. E. Ebert
J. E. Fisher
F. A Groves
Cleveland
J. McKay
J. M. McKay, Jr
E. J. Golden
John A. Klett
Clifford Ross
Henry Schwartz
A. H. Franke
Henry Schwier
Henry Branning
C. Buesking
F. H. Meyers
William Waldo
Hannah Butler
Louis Blase
E. Jameson
Ben Gutermuth
F. Freuchtenicht
Beveridge Addresses Progressive Convention in Chicago
Former Indiana senator Albert J. Beveridge, acting as temporary chairman, outlines the Progressive party platform with calls for rule by the people, tariff reform, end to child labor, and protections for women workers. He criticizes the boss system and bi partisan influence in both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Chicago
Progressive National Convention
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
America
Congress
Republic
Black Horse Cavalry
Progressive Party
United States
Beef Trust
Senate
Cleveland
Mr. Taft
Interstate Commerce Commission
Looma
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Acoff
Ramparts of
Liberty
The Care of the Aged and Votes for Women Proclaimed
A progressive platform argues for helping the aged and families of workers, endorses votes for women, and defends constitutional vitality. It emphasizes conservation of natural resources alongside safeguarding human life and urges national unity under a living constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Progressive Party
Lynching in Louisiana Reported by Mississippi Observer
A Mississippi dispatch notes a mob in Louisiana near Halliday’s station threatening violence against an African American man. The alert cites a second lynching prospect as officials seek to avert further tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Prospect
Meridien
Misa
Ain Ene Eer
Halliday
Leaders Head to Conventions as Parties Watch Quietly
Allen county Republican leaders depart for Indianapolis for the state convention while progressive activists head to Chicago for the Bull Moose national gathering. Delegates will convene, with local alignments forming afterward as Democrats hold steady preparations for the fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Indianapolis
Chicago
Bull Moosers
A. J. Vesey
D. N. Foster
al Ien County
Progressive Organization
Lagrange County
Louis Deal
Vesey
Lagrange
Allen County
New Haven Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Movements
Dr. Clark visited Chicago for business. A pound party greeted Rev. D. A. J. Brown and his wife at the M. E. church. Ice cream socials, house moves, and guests from Fort Wayne, Latty, and Chicago mark the week in New Haven with multiple families hosting and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Inc
Clark
Chicago
M. E. Church
D. A. J. Brown
Lenhart
M. Cameron
M. P. Church
J. A. Crippen
Margaret
Grace Ruget
Fort Wayne
Anna Sperry
Theodore May
Vada Luke
Velmy Dorster
Latty, O
Ruth
Naomi Harrington
Marjory
Magdales Becker
Clarence Pickett
Marie Caps
Summit Street
George Killworth
Pickett
W. C. Tustison
Kit Hanna
Payne
Daniel Beeler
Bluffton
Charles Bolyard
L. C. Bruch
N. B. Sehnelker
J. Finan
Woodburn
Ellis A. Wolf
Hayville
Kan
George Wolf
S. Smith
Warsaw
Goshen Yesten
Columbia City Wedding Unites Nickey and Vogel
Mig Inez B Nickey eldest daughter of S Nickey of Columbia City wed Jacob W Vogel of Lewistown Montana. The ceremony took place at the Nickey home on North Chauncey street with L A Shaffer of the Uni Brethren church officiating. The couple will reside in Lewistown where Vogel teaches in the public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Mig Inez B. Nickey
S. Nickey
Nickey
North Chauncey Street
Jacob W. Vogel
Lewistown
Mont
L. AL. Shaffer
Uni Brethren Church
Vogel
Declarations Realized as Perry Shober Joins Innes Band
Perry Shober accepts a two weeks engagement with Fred N. Innes and the Innes Concert Band starting next Sunday. He may sit in when the group arrives August 7, fulfilling a 25 year old promise. Shober’s father and Innes have been friends for decades, with a young Shober once promised a future in Innes band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Shober
Fred N. Innes
Innes
Mr. Innes
Mr. Shober
Perry
Fort Wayne
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Standish
Jacob Shafer
M. Krauss
Ed Miller
J. C. Woodruff
Charles F. Centlivra
Charles Hyde
R. Somera
Mies L. Vergens
Katheryne Jay
Mary Rastetter
Mae Trentman
Carolyn Preseler
Gwendolyn Traxler
Mary Pauley
Rose Simon
Maggie Lau
Edith Metzger
Charlotte Stapleford
Martha Pierce
Miss van Dyke
Nettie Gutermuth
Misa Shafer
Emma L. Armstrong
J. C. Meyer
Robert Meyers
J. Z. Crawford
R. van Dyke
Harmon Sheets
Hueston Barnett
R. H. McClure
Onslow Orr
Stanley Hyde
Henry Freese
Frank L. Havke
Ohio Centennial Commission
MR. Litman
Houk
Roosevelt
Lake Township
Litman
Kendallville
Auburn
New Haven
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