Debar Freed On Parole In Notorious Fraud Case
London reports Mare Diss Debar known as Laura Jackson is released on ticket of leave from Aylesbury prison after a seven year term for her role in the Theocratic Unity fraud tied to Luther Marsh. Her career spanned three continents, with earlier aliases and sensational spiritualist schemes.
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London
Ann O’delia Diss Debar
Aylesbury
Laura Jackson
Theodore Jackson
Mme
Diss Debar
United States
Great Britain
Luther R.marsh
New York
King Louis I
Batavia
Lola Montez
John C. Saloman
Washington
Kentucky
Joseph H. Diss Debar
Washington Square
Marsh
Madison Avenue
Adventuress
America
Europe
West
Vera P. Ava
Chicago
Joliet
William J. McGown
McGown
New Orleans
Cape Town
South Africa
Mme. Diss Debar
Helena
Jackson
Heros
Unity
Justice Bigham
Taggart to Head Indiana Democrats for Bryan Tour
A 100 member Indiana Democratic delegation led by National Chairman Taggart will join William Jennings Bryan on his European tour homecoming, traveling east to meet Bryan in America. The list includes James K. Risk, John W. Boehne, Willis Hickman, Cyrus Davis, John Riddle, Joseph Moss, Gilbert Henderson, George Durgan, J. D. Hills, J. H. McGill, Dan Simms, and others from Lafayette Evansville Bloomington Fort Wayne Delphi Portland Newcastle Greenfield and more. The action follows a conference of state Democratic leaders in Indianapolis.
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the Sentinel
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bryan
America
Taggart
State Committee
James K. Risk
Lafayette
John W. Boehne
K. K. Wheelock
Fort Wayne
John Moran
Portland
Ed. M. Smith
Newcastle
S. M. Ralston
Lebanon
G. V W. Menzies
Mt. Vernon
U. S. Jackson
Greenfield
Bryan criticizes Sullivan in Illinois Democratic row
Paris August 13 William Jennings Bryan issued a statement on the Illinois Democratic National Committee man controversy. He said Sullivan should resign, accused Sullivan and Hopkins of robbing Illinois Democrats of political rights, and praised Dunlap Rainey Thompson and Nelson for supporting majority rule. The dispute stems from the 1904 convention seating.
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Paris
William Jennings Bryan
Illinois
Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Sullivan
M. F. Dunlap
Dunlap
Mr. Bryan
John Hopkins
National Committee
Majority Rule League
Messrs. Dunlap
Rainey
Thompson and
Nelson
Mr. Sullivan
St. Louis
Messrs. Hopkins
Preacher Declares South Will Drive Liquor Northward
Indianapolis Aug 14 Rev Sam Small warns liquor traffic will be driven north of the Ohio River and out of the South. He mocks high license, saloons, and Prohibition parties while praising Southern resolve and predicting continued local option gains. He argues revenue mostly funds government and cites New York as a contrast to Southern states.
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Indianapolis
Hell
Sam Small
Lexington Avenue
Pine Street
America
Mr. Small
Railroad
Standard Oil
Prohibition Party
Ohio River
New York
Georgia
Canada
Two Oceans
Gome
Agito
Bloody affray on passenger train near Sparta injures seven
Seven men were seriously hurt on a Chicago Beerhee and St Paul train near Sparta Wisconsin. Louis Feltz of Milwaukee fired eleven shots and stabbed others before being overpowered. Conductor Cunningham and brakeman Johnson were among the injured. two may die.
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Hubbell
Sparta
Cunningham
Oconomowoc
Wits
Christianson
John
Educator David M. Geeting Dead at 56 in Indianapolis
David M. Geeting a well known Indiana educator and former state superintendent of public instruction died at 56 after a short illness. Born in Ohio in 1850 he taught in Daviess county Washington and New Albany later serving as Madison city schools head and as state superintendent. He also led the Indiana School Journal and later worked as deputy in the bureau of statistics. He is survived by his widow two daughters and a stepson.
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Indianapolis
David M. Geeting
Indiana School Journal
The
Educator Journal
Broadway
Geeting
Bureau of Statistics
Joseph H. Stubbs
Ohio
Daviess County
Washington
New Albany
Harvey M. la Follette
la Follette
Madison
Republican Party of
Indiana
D. M. Geeting
Greensburg
Reunion Day At Minneapolis Grand Army Encampment
Minneapolis veterans gather for Reunion Day at the Grand Army encampment with events across the city. About 125000 visitors expected as crowds surge from 9 a.m. to midnight, with parades and reception by patriotic groups. Campaign for commander heats up as R B Brown and F H Coney vie for votes. public campfire features welcomes from Gov. Johnson and others. Parade preparations project 16000 veterans participating.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Grand Army
R. B. Brown
Zanesville
Kansas
Johnson
Jones
Levi Longfellow
Minnesota
Tanner
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Armys
Sons of Veterans
Ohio
G. W. Cook
Denver
John E., Gilman
Massachusetts
Yuil
Man Bowsler Helps Dying Son Seek Forgiveness
A pale young man begs Bowser’s aid to find his estranged father Schermerhorn in Boston and reconcile before death. Bowser feeds him and plans a visit, but the youth flees with Bowser’s watch and wallet, vanishing into the night as police fail to stop him.
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Mr. Bowser
David Schermerhorn
Mrs. Bowser
M. Quad
Obituary of John Crow Born in Ohio and Dies in Indiana
John Crow born October 26 1828 in Monroe County Ohio died August 2 1906 aged 82 years 9 months 6 days at his son Benjamin Crow's home two miles north of Zaneville Indiana where he settled 55 years ago. He kept farm life in Ohio before moving to Indiana and endured an accident 35 years ago causing loss of use of his lower limbs plus deafness and blindness. He married Malinda Wise January 28 1849 and had eight children one surviving Benjamin A. He leaves a brother wife age 75 and twelve grandchildren. He was saved under Rev J W Lake eleven years ago and died hopeful. Funeral at Zanesville U B church with large attendance then burial at Zanesville cemetery August 3 1906.
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John Crow
Monroe
Ohio
Benjamin Crow
Zaneaville
Ind
Indiana
Mr. Crow
Crow
Malinda Wise
Benjamin A
J. W. Lake
Zanesville U. B
Zanesville
True Enough on Wine and Age
A dialogue jokes that wine improves with age only if it has been drunk, with phrases about perfection and quality attributed to New York Life. The wit contrasts gradual aging with observed consumption.
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New York
The Long and Short of It Standing Up For His Rights
A dialogic exchange centers on whether a man is ever justified in deceiving a woman. Beaton argues yes on two occasions: to marry and to escape marriage. The transcript presents moral debate rather than a narrative with concrete events.
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Beaton
Indiana work project expected to progress in fall
A brief note from Indiana indicates work on the project will proceed in the early fall. Details cite September dates and the involvement of a number of workers and activities planned around September 1. Further specifics remain unclear in the fragment.
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Indiana
T “A
Springfield Center Picnic Draws Large Crowd in Maysville
Mayville and vicinity report a well attended Lutheran Sunday school picnic at Springfield Center with Rev. E W Erick of Spencerville as speaker. Numerous local residents return home from travels and events include family reunions at Ringwall and Lake homesteads along with village improvements and upcoming conferences.
Chapman Family Reunion in Madison Township
The Chapman family held a reunion at John W. Chapman’s home in Madison township on August 9. Attendees included multiple Chapman relatives from nearby towns, with a large midday meal and afternoon music by a traphophone and Misses Marie and Gertrude McKeeman. One absence noted was Mrs. Elizabeth Todd of Hoagland.
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Hoagland
Chapman
Payne, Ohio
Jay W. Chapman
Decatur
D. C. McKeeman
F. D. DeVilbiss
Fort Wayne
C. B. Sweeney
Bobo
Putnam Hall
Pleasant Mills
George Double
G. Adams
Nelson Hertle
W. F. Johnson
A. A. Adams
J. L. May
Raleigh Adams
James
John
Chauncey, Allen
Lucy Adams
Vivian Chapman
Rollo Airey
Minnie Chapman
Emily McIntosh
Monroeville
Ringwalt Family Reunion Held Near Mayaville Ind
The fourth annual Ringwalt family reunion took place at Rufus Leighner’s residence, one and a half miles east of Mayaville Indiana, on Sunday August 12. Dinner served to sixty one guests including Rufus Leighner and family Eli Ringwall and kin, Rafferty families from Napoleon Ohio, Blue and Ringwalt families from Mentone South Whitley and local areas.
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Ringwalt
Rufus Leighner
Mayaville
Ind
Walter
Ernest
Harry
Eli Ringwall
Charles
Albert
Emma
Joseph
Edith
Alex. Rafferty
Katie
Napoleon
Ohio
Ed. Rafferty
William and
Glen
Napleon
Ed Rafferty West
South Whitley
Lindsey Blue
Max
Mentone
W. H. Ringwalt
Orin
Mae
Hanis
Nellie
Ross
Falis
Letha
John Spindler
Roy
Henry Kurts
Ralph
Florence
Ps ‘Ringwalt
Mollie
Pranl Vi
County Commissioners August 1906 Allowances
List of payments by the Allen County Board of Commissioners for August 1906 includes salaries to janitors, guards, and court house staff, reimbursements to various contractors and vendors, and charges for power, supplies, and services across the county offices and asylum. Entires name A. L. Hubbard, Harry Ryan, John Metcalf, Dan Johnson, J. B. O'Rourke, Cornelius Gearin, A. Hattersley & Sons, J. L. Smith, and others with amounts ranging from a few cents to several dollars.
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A. L. Hubbard
Fall Oo
Harry Ryan
John Metcalf
John Wilkinson
Meyers
Tom Shelvey
Dan Johnson
John Madden
Wm. Hobbs
A. Henning
M. Dennis
H. Grabner
Cornelius Gearin
Wayne Tp
Seeeers
Fort Wayne
VanLochin
Corkin
S. C. Lombard Co
Insurance Co
Asylum Iin
A. Laurent
W. H. Young
Wm. Sconefeld
Cartage Court House
W.A. Johnson
Pth Tie
Livery Board of Health
Mat Momper
W. Sanders
Treas- O. B. Wiley
Chas. Weatherborg
Paul E. Wolf
Siemon Bros
J. B
Asseltichies & Sons
APOL
Adam Bowers
Rodman
A.tterslaey & Sons
A. Hattersley & Sons
J. B. O'Rourke
Psa Hevan
B. O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Allen County
Quaeteraley & Son
A. Hattersley & Sona
County Asylum
Court House
Gooda
Secesacere Dol 18
Brown Trucking Co
Gottleb Schaffer
Christ Kramer
Joseph Barrett
Derezxe
George H. Krucop
Coal Power House
Tascersaweee
George H. Krudop
Coal Power Ae Wats
W. Rayhouser
Essaceene
H. H. Krudop
Coal Poor Farm
CARER
Home
Tel. Co
Suivoyoe
Cece Res
Eaenterene
Sheriff'a
Dora B. Grice
Jesse Grice
T' Mouse
Wolf & Dessauer
Pest House
News Publishing Co
Ccs
Child
Fred Hoffman
David Spindler
Sheriff
Consumers’ Ice Co
Ice Court Nouse
Labor Times-Herald
Eens
Wee News Publishing Co
Lis News Publishing Co
Ead Bee En News Publishing Co
Ee News Publishing Co
Eas County
State of
Indiana
J. L. Smith
Board of Commissioners of
Wetticee
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Democrats
SOUTH
Evangelist Small
Demented Man
Conductor
Feltz
Abie County ‘Farmers
Have. Organ
Cyclone - Insurance
Ites Pres
Uarrel
P. C. Eastment
R. Bowser
Scherrerhorn
Schermerhorn
Schermertg
Boston
Father
Dad
Mr. Boweer
Maysville and Vicinity
Lutheran Sunday School
Springfield Center
E. W. Erick
Spencerville
John Souchi
Emmet Stopher
Crawfordsville
Wallace Stopher
Terre Haute
Elizabeth West
R. Leighner
Leighner
J. W. Zeis
Tiffin
Samuel Zeis
Dora Shall
Grabill
Maysville
E. C. Reichelderfer
Jerry Boston
Maumee River
Grace Koch
Shelby, O
J. G. Mack
P. P. Boxall
M. P
Frances Carrington
Erie
Wm. James
Stephen Merril
New Haven
Gibbons
Ww. A. Cummins
Boger
Ringwall
Nelson Lake
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