Allen County Teachers Institute opens with lectures at High School
The Allen County Teachers Institute opened its annual session Monday at 9 am in the High and Manual Training school auditorium with about three hundred teachers present. County Superintendent Pelger presides as Dr. J. S. Cain leads devotionals and Prof. Haney performs music. Dr. Forbush discusses interest and education and the value of storytelling. Prof. Rettger emphasizes the teacher as a factor in the school and the new physiology as practical and healthful.
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Allen County Teachers’ Institute
Pelger
J. S. Cain
F. Haney
Dr. Forbush
Educatt L
Todsay
Dr. O
New York City
Rettger
State Normal Stuoe
Terre Haute
Forbush
Prof. Rettger
Congress
Ndiana
Indiana
Insurgents Routed as Government Forces Push Advance
Havana reports show government troops routed insurgents near Abreus and Rodas with heavy casualties and captures. Amnesties were offered to surrendering chiefs while recruiting continues and pay rises for artillerymen and rural guards were announced by officials. Col Valle’s dispatch details fierce clashes and dispersion of rebels.
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Havana
Dolz
Palma
Pino Guerra
Carlos Mendieta
Santa Clara
Aranda
Mendieta
Treasury
Font Sterling
Associated Press
Mantanzas
Montalvo
Rodriguez
Cienfugos
Valle
Guzman and
Portela
Abreus
Rodas
Deptedra
Toro
Zenor Fails to Settle Cox Controversy in Third District
Indianapolis August 28 The Democratic state committee declared Cox the nominee for Congress in the Third district though Zenor, absent and unreconciled, vows to contest the result. Cox backs Marsh for arbitration while Zenor seeks outside the district, and the Zenor camp will not accept the action as binding. The party heads to Bryan reception as a small delegation rides the Indiana Democratic Club car.
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Indianapolis
Democratic State Committee
Zenor-Cox
Third
Zenor
Cox
James K. Marsh
Clark
State Committee
Friends
Indiana Democratic Club
John W. Boehne
Evansville
James K. Risk
Lafayette
Tenth
E. E. Cox
Harry B. Smith
Hartford City
Stokes
Jamison
Greenfield
Young Men's Institute Convention Opens in Terre Haute
The state convention of the Young Men's institutes began in Terre Haute with Grand President Joseph Frisz presiding. Grand Secretary James B. Dury reported rising membership. Delegates will travel to Brazil this evening for a banquet.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Young Men's Institutes
Joseph Frisz
James B. Dury
Indianapolis
Brazil
Fritzen Named Assistant Treasurer in Eagles National HQ
South Bend, Aug 28 Fred H Fritzen of this city has been appointed assistant treasurer by Frank E Hering national treasurer of the Fraternal Order of Eagles E A Partridge grand secretary is here installing the voucher check system at national headquarters.
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Bend
Ind
Fred H. Fritzen
Frank E. Hering
Order of ‘Eagles
A. Partridge
National
Hibernians Convention Welcomed by Mayor in South Bend
The state convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians was greeted by Mayor Fogarty in South Bend. Attendees toured Notre Dame University and St Mary's Academy this afternoon as the women's auxiliary held its first session.
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South ‘Bend
Order of Hibernians
Fogarty
Notre Dame
University
St.:Mary’s
Crowds Gather to Greet Bryan in New York
The city fills with Bryan welcomers as delegates from across the nation arrive for the reception at the battery. Acting Mayor McGowan and others prepare to escort Bryan to the Victoria hotel while a large Nebraskan delegation and Indiana Democrats join the welcoming events.
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New York
Bryan
the Battery
McGowan
William Hoge
Commercial Travelers Anti-Trust League
Lewis Nixon
Wil
Iam J. Bryan
James C. Dahlman
Omaha
F. W. Brown
Lincoln
Indiana
Thomas Tagegert
Waldorf-Astoria
Labor Council to Pay Damages to Local Baker
Otto B. Schultz, a Racine baker, was awarded $6,000 in Fond du Lac circuit court for a two year boycott by about eighty trades and labor council members over his refusal to place the union label on his products. The ruling was issued in Fond du Lac.
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Racine
Wis
Fowler
Fond-Du-Lac
Otto B. Schultz
Trades and Labor Council
Secretary Root's Chile Arrival Planned for Tomorrow
In Santiago on August 28 the American minister Hicks the foreign minister and reception committee began travel to Lota by land to meet Secretary Root who is due to arrive there tomorrow. The party will return to Santiago by the same route.
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Santiago
Chile
Hicks
Lota -By
Root
General Carter Returns to Camp at Fort Harrison
Brigadier General Carter returned to camp at Fort Harrison Indiana from Chicago today and resumed command of the infantry regiments amid Navy and Army movements and unspecified problems.
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Benjamin" Harrison
Ind
Carter
Chicago
New York Has Ripper Murder Suspect Arrested in Scandal
Police arrest James Moore who posed as Mrs Annie Moore’s husband after she is found murdered in a Second Street room. Investigators note lack of struggle, bloody handprint on a pillow, and reminiscences of Jack the Ripper. Moore claims innocence as inquiries reveal his alibi and insurance links.
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New York
Annie Moore
Second Street
James Moore
Moore
Ripper
Jack
Bowery
Worgnon
Annie Fitch
Prudential Company
Ewes
Howard
Real Estate Trust Company Collapses in Philadelphia
The Real Estate Trust company closed at 2 25 PM amid a $7 million failure with $26 167 687 trust funds and $60 483 400 as depositary holdings. President Frank K Hipple died suddenly last Friday and a receiver was appointed by Judge Audenreid as bankers seek relief.
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Philadelphia
Real Estate Trust Company
Philadelphia Trust Companies
Frank K. Hipple
Hipple
Commonwealth
Samuel F. Houston
Trust Company
Banks and Trust Companies
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Bryn Mawr
Pho
R. Dale Benson
John H. Converse
W. W. Porter
Bayard Henry
John F. Betz
Joseph de F. Junkin
Clearing House
Hippie
Frank K. Hippie
Real Estate ‘Trust Company
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Presbyterian Assembly
Board of
Presbyterian General Assembly
Vollum
Fernley
Public Accountants of
Synod of Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Hospital
Alliance of the Reformed Churches
Franklin National Bank of
S. Weir Mitchell
W. A. Patton
Frank C. Roberts
Audenreid
George H. Earle, Jr
Finance Company of Pennsylvania
Stock market sag after Real Estate Trust failure
The market weakened on reports of the Real Estate Trust Company of Philadelphia failure. Prices fell 1 to 5 points with large liquidations in Reading and Pennsylvania causing overall weakness. Reading slid 3 percent to 135 and Pennsylvania fell 3 points amid declines in Great Northern preferred and Sugar. St. Paul traded down to 198 and 198.
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New York
Judge Parker to Speak at ABA Twenty Ninth Annual Meeting
The American Bar Association's twenty ninth annual meeting opens in St Paul Minnesota with Judge Alton B Parker among the prominent speakers. Members and attendees arrive as the event begins tomorrow morning in what is described as a strong turnout for the gathering.
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St. Paul
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