Concordia Church Dedication At Fort Wayne Delights Thousands
Thousands attended the dedication of Concordia Tatheran church at Walton avenue and Allegar street in Fort Wayne. The three services featured sermons by Rev. Jacob Miller Rev. B D Biederman and Rev F W Herzberger, with Henry W Meyer as architect and a 1200 seat main hall. The $30,000 edifice, electric lighting, hot water heating, and a 110 foot spire marked a milestone for Concordia congregation, which formed in 1900 and now includes about 145 voting members.
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Concordia Tatheran Church
Walton Avenue
Allegar Street
Henry W. Meyer
August Tange
Martin Pohlmann
Lange
Jacob Miller
B. D. Biederman
Indianapolis
St Paul
F. W. Herzberger
BL Louis
August H. ZL. Lange
Concordia Congregation
Mayer
Louis Dorn
Concordia College
Vottler & Hetene
Cleveland
Dorn
Julius Toune
William Hagerman
Christian Doenges
Carl Scherer
Carl Rodenbock
Carl Stain, Sr
John Schlegel
Tobias Schnorr
William Franke
Floerming
Charlies Krudop
Bome
Ladies’ Society
Crist
Irmecher & Westhoff
August Hollman
Fort Wayne Ironworks
Wabash Church Furniture Co
Flannigan & Bedenweg Co
Chicago
A. Kirchofer
Hattersley & Bons
Zimmerley & Co
Stuckstedda Bell Foundry
St. Louis
M. Pohlman
K. Floering
Alma Schmidt
St. Paul's
Fort Wayne
Carl Rodenbeck
Charles Doenges
Diederick Rodenbeck
Louis Bender
Ferdinand Wyneken
August H. F. Lange
New Church
Concordia
Concordia Seminary
Fremont
Neh
Zion’s Church
Bethleham Church
Sauer
St. Paul's Church
Landsome
Affidavits Prepared After Bloomingdale Smallpox Outbreak
Health Commissioner Macbeth plans to file affidavits and pursue prosecutions over multiple law violations after smallpox cases in Bloomingdale. The disease was found in a Main and Harrison building with delayed reporting. Mrs. G. B. Hintsinger and three children were moved to isolation, and William Horstman was hospitalized yesterday.
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Bloomingdale
Health Department
Macbeth
Main and
Harrison
G. 2
Hintsinger
William Horstman
Eaker Stréet
Bad Fire at Elastic Plaster Factory Destroying Building
A fire at the Elastic Plaster factory in New Haven Ind partially destroyed the building and stock after 6 pm. Loss is about 1500 dollars with partial insurance coverage.
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New Haven
Ind
Mob Spirit Roused by Wanton Murder in Muncie
Aug 16 Muncie Indiana reports a city in turmoil as a mob besieges the county jail over the peddler Lowenstein who fatally stabbed Henry Silver. Police escort the suspect through crowds, then move him to Anderson and Indianapolis amid fears of lynching and further violence.
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Muncela
Ind
Muncie
Lowenstein
Henry H. Siiver
John Longenbach
Stlver
Longenbach
Silver
Stiver
John Curry
Curry
Friends of Silver
Snoner
William Swain
Sheritt
Swann
Anderson
Muncle
Indianapolis
Swain
Startled Congregation Attacked by Nude Messenger at Philadelphia Church
Miss Mary Black, a relative of ex Governor Black, entered Fortieth Street Methodist Episcopal Church in undergarments and declared she came with a message from Christ. The 300 worshippers watched in awe as she moved toward the pulpit, later calming and leaving with Professor Foster after being taken home by the Hyde family. she later recalled nothing of the church visit except religious fixation.
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Philadelphia
Mary Black
Frank 8. Black
New York
Fortieth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Walnut Street
N. B. Masters
Christ
Foster
Hyde
Colling Ice Gretm Co Incorporated at Huntington
The Colling Ice Gretm company at Huntington has incorporated with a capital stock of $15,000.
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Colling Ice Gretm Company
Huntington
Notification ceremonies set for Henry G. Davis nomination
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia August 16 arrangements nearly complete for tomorrow’s 2 pm notification ceremony when Henry G Davis will be formally tendered and accept the Democratic vice presidential nomination. Davis party arrives with Williams Belmont Taggart and others among 6000 expected guests at Graceland hotel site under the trees with Stonewall Brigade band.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Henry G. Davis
United States
Ter. Davis
John Sharp Williams
Mieslesiopi
Maryland
Arthur P. Gorman, Jr
Richmond
Charleston
Perry Belmont
Caatzman Taggart
West Virginia
J.T. McGraw
State Central Committee
State Executive Committee
Col
T. B. Davis
Senator Davis
Representative Williams
Stonewall Brigate Band
Stanton
Tackson
Davis
Cay Graceland
James L. Norris
District of Columbia
icGraw
State Central
Mr. Davis
Notification trip to White Sulphur Springs for Davia ceremony
New York reports Chairman Taggart Norman E Black David B Hill and Perry Belmont will depart tonight for White Sulphur Springs to attend the Davia notification ceremonies. Chief McConville of the speakers bureau has been in contact with prominent Democrats to join Maine campaign efforts as many are away on vacation, reducing available campaigners.
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New York
Taggart
Norman E. Black
National Committee For
David B. Hill
Perry Belmont
McConville
Speakers’ Bureau
Democratic
Maine
Reassurance by Cortelyou and Rosemount Quiet Day
Chairman Cortelyou at the Republican national headquarters says attention is given to all regions including Vermont and Maine as elections approach. In Esopus Judge Parker rests, with a Kingston visitor. The Dye family plans a reunion August 26 near West Milton Ohio to pursue a $33 million Pennsylvania fortune for Dye heirs.
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New York
Cortelyou
Republican National
National Committee
Vermont
Maine
Rosemount
Esopus
Judge Parker
Kingston
Catskills
Dye
Overloolk Park
West Xfilton
Miami County
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Dya Association
West Milton
Parker Firm on Gold Standard
Esopus New York August 13 Judge Parker defended his speech at Rosemount saying he made no interpolation on the gold standard and stood by his written position. He denounced rumors of a separate national version and promised to uphold his original money policy despite delivery changes.
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Esopus
Tudge Parker
Rosemount
St. Louis
Jundge Parker
Parker
Warehouse Expansion At Withington Handle Works Fort Wayne
The Withington Handle works will erect a large warehouse in the eastern city area, more than doubling current floor space. An additional factory expansion is planned after warehouse completion. The plant’s growth is tied to Fort Wayne development efforts by the Commercial club.
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Withington Handle Works
Withington
Fort Wayne
Commercial Club
Mrs Sharpless Misidentified in Pueblo Train Disaster
A report that Mrs. Jennie Sharpless of Booth Bend died in the Pueblo Colorado train disaster is false. Mrs. Sharpless is located at North Cheyenne Canyon awaiting confirmation of her status.
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Jennie Sharpless
Booth Bend
Pueblo, Col
Mystery in Linderman Death Stuns Elkhart Blacksmith Found Slain
Elkhart Indiana August 16 police investigate the death of John Linderman a well known blacksmith found with his head by a peach tree in a back yard after a lantern smashed and blood in the yard neighbors sought help. Two men Dave Rigby and George Strealy were found intoxicated in the alley and arrested. Coroner Dewey and Dr Eisenberg examined the body but found no visible wounds.
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Elkart
Ind
Elkhart
John Linderman
Brrs
Linderman
Dave Rigby
George Strealy
Rigby
Dewey
Eisenberg
China Faces Possible War Fallout Over Log Neutrality
The report discusses charges of neutrality violation by China after sailors died in a port incident. It warns that reasserting Chinese custody, an apology, and potential blame could escalate into wider conflict involving Japan, Russia, Britain, and France, risking a broader war alliance breakdown.
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Russia
China
Ohina
Japan
Great Britain
France
State Department
Youthful Roanoke Man Dies After Ingesting Items
In the Roanoke case, William Kress, 24, died Saturday. Autopsy found ten revolver cartridges, four carpet tacks, orange seeds, a darning needle, and pebbles in his stomach. He suffered epileptic fits and notoriously ate nonfoods. He was once a snake charmer and was known for peculiar eating habits. He reportedly swallowed shells of eggs and banana peels during meals.
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William Kress
Roanoke
Krass
Miss Reed, State Witness, Weds Fred Wilson
Miss Della Reed, the key witness in the Terrell trial, married Fred Wilson on Wednesday. Reed had been the step-sat er of Melvin Wolfe and was riding with him when Wolfe was shot near Briff ton over a year ago.
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Della Reed
Melvin Wolfe
John W. Terrell
Briffton
Fred Wilson
Terrell
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August H. L. Lange
Concordia Lutheran Church
Concordia Evangelical Lutheran Church
Alleger Street
Henry Siiver
White Sulphur
Parker Firm
GOLD
Oliver Steel
C. C. Schlatter & CO
Hardware Store
Columbia and
Clinton Streets
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