Bradley Bash Wedding At Bitter Sweet Lodge
Bradley and Miss Flora Virginia Bash wed at Bitter Sweet lodge the Sumner Bash home with Rev. Alexander Evans officiating. Attendants included Lucy Bash and three children. Reception details, Bridal party attire, and couple's plans for Petoskey and Mackinac Island outlined.
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Bitter Sweet Lodge
Charles Sumner Bash
Flora Virginia Bash
Hale John Bradley
Alexander Evans
Westminster Church
Bash
Lucy Bash
Julia Bash
Vacy Bash
John McClure
Union City
Evans
Miles F. Porter, Jr
Theodore Wentz
George Beers
E. A. K. Hackett
Robert Bradshaw
W. McCaskey
Frank E. Stouder
Miriam Taylor
Huntington
Alma Drier
Jessie Orr
Ruth Beers
Venette Sites
Linda McKinnie
Bush
Jocal Bradley Brothers’ Drug Store
Purdue University
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Step marks a new departure in Indiana reform
Jeffersonville Ind Aug 13 The appointment of Prof Rufus Bernard Von Klein Smid to head the psychological laboratory at the Indiana reformatory marks a new approach in criminal administration. Maj D C Peyton outlined plans for a state program using psychological methods to study offenders and tailor treatment, with support from officials and scholars including Governor Marshall and Dr Hastings Hart.
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Jeffersonville, Ind
Rufus Bernard von Klein Smid
DePauw University
Indiana Reformatory
Indiana
Maj
D. C. Peyton
Reformatory
von Klein Smid
Thomas R. Marshall
Charles R. Henderson
International Prison Congress
University of Chicago
Hastings Hart
Russell Sage Foundation of
New York
R. W. McClaughry
United States Prison
Leavenworth
Kas
J. N. Hurty
Indiana State Board of Health
Francis H. Gavish
Indianapolis
Indiana State Board of Charities
H. A. Gobin
N. W. Barnes
William A. Rawles
Indiana University
Gonzales S. Bingham
Thomas D. Osborne
Louisville (Ky
Jeffersonville
Evan B. Stotsenburg
M. A. Thornton
New Albany
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
Maj. Reyton
Peyton
Mynsterburg
Harvard University
R. B. von Klein Smid
Indianapolis Man Weds Columbia City Bride
Mrs Elma Love daughter of Otis Hertzel Union township writes from Indianapolis that she married Fred W Baker last Thursday in Indianapolis The groom works for a large manufacturing concern in the state capital
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Columbia City
Ind
Elma Love
Otis Hertzel
Union Township
Indianapolis
Fred W. Baker
Reverend C. Claud Travis Returns From Europe Trip
Rev and Mrs C Claud Travis return from a three month European tour and resume duties at Wayne Street M E Church. During their absence Rev Dr H W Bennett of Wareham led Sunday services.
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C. Claud Travis
Europe
Bryan Criticizes Roosevelt Platform In Indiana Visit
William J. Bryan, en route from Rockville to Noblesville, paused in Indianapolis to meet Democrats but skipped Governor Marshall. He attacked three Roosevelt planks on trusts, centralization, and a third term, predicting Wilson Marshall victory and noting Chautauqua commitments. He avoided direct answers on the progressive gains, calling some ideas sound yet largely stolen from Democrats.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William J. Bryan
Rockville
Noblesville
Traction Terminal
Governor Marshall
Bryan
Col
Roosevelt
Wilson-Marshall
Democratic National Committee
Progressive Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Mr. Bryan
Progressives to name ticket in Allen county Indiana
Colonel D N Foster and Louis N Litman lead a meeting planning a county and district progressive convention in Fort Wayne on August 31 to launch a county ticket and nominate a congress candidate and joint senatorial candidate. Frederick Landis or Albert Beveridge may keynote. A five member committee was formed to arrange the conventions. Open district and county headquarters will open September 1 with Litman in charge and Roosevelt literature to be distributed.
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D. N. Foster
Allen County
Louis N. Litman
Roosevelt
Congress
Fort Wayne
Frederick Landis
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Foster
W. D. Calvin
Will C. Geake
Lee J. Hartzell
W. Ni Ballou
Deaths Acknowledged For Miss Bessie Alice McCague
Miss Bessie Alice McCague bookkeeper at Lehman Clothing died at 8 o clock Tuesday evening at her mother Louise McCague’s home 820 East Lewis Street after several weeks illness She was twenty four Surviving are her mother a brother John McCague and a sister Mrs Christian Hahn all of this city Remains will be shipped to Norwalk Ohio former home where funeral services and interment will occur
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Bessie Alice
McCague
Lehman Clothing
Louise Mc Cague
East Lewis
Fhother
John McCague
Christian” Hahn
Norwalk
Ohio
Senator LaFollette Charges Mail Tampering At Post Office
Washington reports senator LaFollette charged a wholesale practice of opening letters to critics of the Taft administration. He waved a bundle of opened letters as evidence and said mail of others who criticized the department had been tampered with. Officials denied the charges as absurd.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Senate
LaFollette
Wisconsin
LaFollete
Taft
City adopts own flag with Pike's Peak design
Colorado Springs officials formalize a municipal flag designed by the local civic league. The white field symbolizes clean streets, a green stripe near the staff indicates the parking system, and a blue medallion features Pike's Peak with a setting sun. Gold nuggets flank the mountain as decorative elements.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Civic League
Pike’s Peak
Banquet Honoring Sphinx Leaders Set for Next Thursday
Local organizers and officials of the Order of the Sphinx plan a banquet Thursday evening in the Elektron building. The program committee is lining up speakers and toasters to keep the evening lively and enjoyable.
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Order of the Sphinx
Elektron
Births Reported for Reynolds Doty and Smith Families
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reynolds of 128 E Wayne street. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. P H Doty of 2430 Oliver street. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Manley A Smith of 2107 Lafayette street.
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Fred Reynolds
E. Wayne Street
P. H. Doty
Oliver Street
Manley A. Smith
Lafayette Street
Father of Ten Children Promoted in Washington
Richard T Underwood, 44, father of ten and a post office assistant messenger, was promoted by President Taft to clerk at 900 dollars a year. His prior salary was 720. Hitchcock noted Underwood cannot take first grade exams due to lack of early education, yet his work correcting stamp-entry errors is highly valued. Underwood cites his wife’s thriftiness as essential to funding his children’s schooling.
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Washington
Richard T. Underwood
Post Office Department
Taft
Underwood
Hitchcock
Widow Receives 1080 Dollar Death Benefit for Miner
Mrs. Kate Ferrell, widow of John Ferrell a rescue worker with the United States Bureau of Mines, received a government check for 1080 dollars. The payment, equal to one year’s salary of the deceased, was provided by a special act of Congress. Congress later passed broader compensation legislation covering bureau of mines employees.
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Washington
Kate Ferrell
John Ferrell
United States Bureau of Mines
Spring Valley
Congress
Bureau of Mines
Cure for insanity via brain substance injections
Boston report describes using cerebrin and cholesteron from healthy brain tissue injected into insane patients. Dr William Maule Smith of the British Medical association notes deliriums vanished and grave disorders cleared in several cases, presenting a new brain substance treatment.
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Boston
Mass
William Maule Smith
British Medical Association
Pean to Pie Harp for Pie Quality and Joy
Ohio State Journal muses on pies as expressions of the soul blending flavors, smiles, song, and grace. It contrasts ideal handcrafted pies with Chicago’s materialism, praising superior baking that elevates diners to happiness and even angels, while noting some pies fall short.
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Ohio State Journal
Chicago
Whitley’s Old Settlers in Columbia City Reunion
Business men decorate storefronts in anticipation of the Spanish-American war veterans and old settlers reunion in Whitley County. The event, set for Thursday, draws large attendance as churches arrange meals for visitors.
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Columbia City
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