Last Words Mark Hadley Funeral For Water Street Mission Head
The funeral of Rev. Samuel Hopkins Hadley, longtime superintendent of the Jerry McAuley mission on Water Street, was held at the mission. Hadley, who died after an operation for appendicitis, left behind a widow and a son, and was famed for turning around countless derelicts. His life story, including his battle with alcoholism and his brother Colonel Hadley’s founding of St Bartholomew’s Mission, is recounted in his book Down on Water Street.
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New York
Samuel Hopkins Hadley
Jerry McAuley
Water Street
Hadley
Harry
Iife
Mr. Hadley
H. H. Hadley
Wall
St Bartholomew's Mission
Ohio
Earth
Hadley Bays
New York City
McAuley Water Strees
Court frees Ormiston after guilty plea on public intoxication
Ormiston Tae Go Louis Ormiston pleaded guilty to public intoxication in police court and was indefinitely continued to allow him to return home to his wife and newborn baby. The court expressed sympathy for the mother as the father was released after a severe lecture.
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Louis Ormiston
Schlaudvol
Smith
Ormiston
Pennsylvania
Adams Station
Matt
John W. Williams
Majestic Theater
Won
John Morgan
Huntington
Amos Jack
Three Killed in Chicago Smash-Up
A Pennsylvania railroad passenger train at twenty mph crashed into a crowded South Chicago street car last night killing three and injuring twelve. The engine and first coach derailed, three residents of the street car perished, and several injured were rushed to nearby physicians as rescuers freed victims. The local train had departed Chicago at 11 34 p m for East Chicago Indiana and the engineer and street car crew were detained.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Louisa Bacon
Sadie Lucy
May Warsuel
Glanche Warsuel
Jessie Warsuvel
Joseph G. Mack
William B. Lynch
Margaret Lynch
Charles R. Bowler
Everett M. Day
Ind
TRAIN DERAILED NEAR CHAPMANBORO OUTSIDE NASHVILLE
The northbound Nashville and Chicago limited on Illinois Central derailed near Chapmanboro 32 miles from Nashville injuring six passengers and three trainmen. Injured include Miss Janes McGonigal Miss Samma Nelson EH A McAllister Tom Byers Mrs Byers Ophelia Bledsoe and engineer C Metlee conductor Cherry. The train was on a straight track at 38 miles an hour. engine baggage car smoker first class coach derailed though sleeper stayed on track. Cause believed to be an obstruction on the track.
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Nashville
Tenn
Nashville and Chicago
Italian Mafia Agent Arrested After Detectives Fight
Chicago police say an Italian suspected Mafia agent was arrested after a confrontation with detectives in the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad yards. Officers seized nitro glycerine, a six inch bomb, a foot long stiletto, vials of unknown liquids, five hundred dollar Confederate bills, a twelve inch saw, and a pistol. The man gave the name Frank Perigrin, 26, claiming Mississippi origins and hinting at a mission for the Mafia. Three companions escaped.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Atx
Frank Perigrin
Mississippi
Mafia
Doctor Younge Aids Desperate Woman In Elwood Visit
Dr J W Younge assisted a destitute woman and her two daughters overheard seeking aid after being deserted by a show manager. He escorted them to Elwood, paid train and lodging costs, and friends now organize support. Rev Samuel U Hadley, associated with Winona Bible Institute, died in New York after an appendicitis operation.
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Bliffton News
J W Younge
Mort Wayne
Kramer
Elwood
Anderson Herald
Munese
Union City
Womn
Whwood
Berma Hazelton
Bryan speech stirs Chinese boycott calls abroad
Chinese merchants in Hong Kong and Canton report that William J Bryan's remarks at a Spokane dinner critiquing repeal of the exclusion laws have inflamed calls for a boycott against American goods. Chinese delegates had proposed twelve changes to the exclusion law and urged Congress to act, while Bryan did not promise backing, prompting stronger boycott pressure.
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Spokane
Wash
Samuel Glasgow
Seattle
Hong Kong
Wiliam Burtt
William J. Bryan
Shanha
Canton
Hong-Kong
Congress
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Labor Party
United States
Charge Against Hill Indicted For Sunday Fishing
The February grand jury in Columbia concluded its term by inditing Deputy Fish Commissioner Hill of Fort Wayne for fishing on Sunday. The panel also heard several fish violation cases, and though indictments against other persons were expected, a fish commissioner being charged was unexpected. The jurors held that an officer who violates the law should be punished as any private citizen.
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Columbia
City Mall
Hill
Fort Wayne
Mail plan aims for two daily interurban mail routes
Postmaster Manna and the post office department map a plan for two daily mails to Fort Wayne and outlying points via interurban lines. Mr Hanna will present a lines map with schedules, covering current trolley routes and Gar Tett Auburnine and Bluffton systems, hoping to boost local business.
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Ft Wayne
Manna
Post Office Department
Hanna
Gar. Tett
Auburnine
Bluffton
Boltz Resigns as Treasurer of County Democratic Committee
George Lindemuth, longtime First ward member and treasurer, resigns from the county Democratic committee as he plans to run for county auditor. Will A. Johnson is elected committeeman from the First ward, and Fred Boltz succeeds Lindemuth as committee treasurer.
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George Lindemuth
Democratic County Central Committee
Will A. Johnson
Wred ©. Boltz
Lindemuth
Beck May Seek State Office
Beck of Shmiington Indiana, once mentioned as a possible candidate against Fred Landis for Congress, will not seek the nomination now but may announce a desire for a state office in the future. The ex chair of the eleventh district has long been active in state politics and is known across the state.
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Shmiington
Ind
Adam Beck
Naine
Congiess
Fred Landis
Howerver
Jim
Beck
Cholumdn
Jie
Folk explains his tax scheme abolition of personal assessment
Missouri Governor Folk defends proposed shift of tax burden from personal property to corporations. He argues the current system harms the poor, says personal property tax falls hardest on farmers and widows, and that taxing privileges and franchises will more fairly distribute government costs. He asserts the plan could aid revenue collection and target tax-dodgers while prompting constitutional or statutory changes.
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Jefferson City
Folk
Missouri
Killed in Nebraska: Henry Hall Dies in Accident
Henry Hall son of Stephan Hall of near Churubusco died last Friday in Auburn Nebraska while working as a conductor on the Missouri Pacific line. His father in law B F Krider traveled to Nebraska to claim the body for interment in Churubusco. Funeral set for next Wednesday. Surviving wife and four children. Hall previously worked in Wabash train service, residing in Ashley. He was well liked among his associates and news will bring sorrow to many.
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Henry Hall
Stephan Hall
Churubusco
Auburn
Nel
Henry
F. Krider
Hall
Nebraska
Hill
Wabash
Goig West
Ashley
Employees Move Upward at First National Bank
Several bank employees received promotions after a partial force rearrangement on Monday. Assistant Cashier J H Orr shifts from window to desk duties while M N Detzer moves from receiving teller to paying teller. G C Auman transfers to division A to K and Otmar N Henry becomes receiving teller I to Z along with Frank S Souzer advancing to assistant teller and certificate and raf teller.
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First National Bank
Hirat National Bank
J. H. Orr
M N. Detzer
A Auman
Otmar N
Farmer Injured by Fall On Sidewalk
John Flannigan a farmer of Hunter town was severely injured Saturday when he fell on the sidewalk His right arm was broken near the shoulder and the shoulder was dislocated He was taken to the home of his daughter Mrs Disler on High street where Dr A H Macbeth attended him
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John Flannigan
Huntertown
Mrs. Disler
High Street
A. H. Macbeth
Bluffton Joyful Amid Regional Ailments
Bluffton enjoys better health than nearby towns with Zanesville facing smallpox and Roanoke suffering from the itch. The notice frames Bluffton as comparatively fortunate in a regional health snapshot.
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Bluffton
Policemen Elect Trustees for Pension Fund
Members of the police force met at the central engine house on East Main Street and elected six trustees to the new pension fund. The slate includes Richard Keley, Willat Enock, James Richardson, Benjamin Millott, Tank Cheviron, and Nick Petgen, joining Mayor Mosay, Chief An kentruck, and County Treasurer Funk as the board of directors.
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Pension Fund
Po Hce Force Eld
Central Engine House
East Main Atrest
Richard Keley
Willat Enock
James Richardson
Benjamin Miliott
Tank Cheviron
Nick Petgen
Mosay
Poline Ankentruck
Funk
Hertnot After Office Discredits Louisville Postmaster Claim
Washington reports question a Louisville postmaster bid by Tobe Hert, former Indiana Reformary superintendent, after Senator Hemenway and Hert’s friend deny any such ambition. Hert was recently in Washington as a guest for two weeks. the Indiana affiliations and voting history are noted.
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Inway
Louisville
Washington
Tobe Hert
Indiana Reformilary
Hemenway
Heort
Tams
Tiert
Indiana
Ty Lewavska
New Eligible List for Rural Carriers From Fort Wayne Roll
Washington has forwarded a civil service list of eligible rural mail carriers to Fort Wayne. Delmore Bowser leads with 97.50, Edward Schulte 97, Henry W. Felger 97, Sylvester A. Meese 93.26, Howard H. Connett 92, Touls A. Gocke 89.28, Roy G. Whitmore 73. Vacancies filled in order as they occur. A warning issued against a man fraudulently posing as a government official soliciting 2.50 for a congressional manual to fund a national university. Grace Van Studdiford returns from Europe to begin peddancing upon arrival.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Fort Wayne
Lst
Delmore Bowser
Edward Schulte
Henry W. Felger
Sylvester A. Meese
Howard H. Connett
Touls A. Gocke
Roy GC. Whitmore
Department
National University Fond
Forced to Return South Popular Methodist Minister Harkness
Rev. Dr. W. J. Harkness, two years pastor at Wabash First Methodist, may seek transfer to a southern conference at the North Indiana conference in April due to health and winters. He is highly praised by the congregation, while Dr. F. M. Kemper will take Mishawaka’s church. Adam Morrison of Sedan, DeKalb county, dies at 77, Civil War veteran, nearly blind and deaf.
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Wabash
Ind
W. J. Harkness
Wirst Methodist Church
Jacksonville
Fla
Snyder Memorial Methodist Church
North Indiana
Harkness
First Methodist
F. Mi Kemper
Markness
Warkness
Indiana
Methodist
Mishawaka
Parish
Emper
Adam Morrison
Sedan
DeKalb County
Bank Officials and Board Members Listed
Henry C. Paul serves as President with Chas 1 Bond as Vice-President. Im FH Robes is Cashier and Stephen Morris Assistant Cashier. The list includes Clement B. App John H Bags Aug B Becker Wr A Bohn Stephen H Bond Chas B Bond John W Hegeman GB Witzpatrick Chas G Child Willis Hattersley A Ely Hoffman and others.
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Henry C. Paul
Chas 1. Bond
Im. FH. Robes
Stephen Morris
Clement B. App
John H.bags
B.C. Becker
A. Bohn
Stephen H. Bond
Chas
B. Bond
John W. Hegeman
GB. Witzpatrick Chas
G. Child
Willis Hattersley
A. Ely Hoffman
Pioneer Woman Mollie Anderson Taught McKinley First Lesson
Mrs Mollie Anderson, a pioneer near Hartford City, is critically ill at home. A former school teacher in Ohio, she is said to have given the late President McKinley his first lesson in spelling.
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Mollie Anderson
Hartford City
Ohot
McKinley
Spelk
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Artie
Ghu Moe
Nas
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England
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Injery
Grace van Studdiford
Manchester
Europe
Peddauce
Nariogh
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Gaylord M. Leatia
John M. Landenberger
Heniy F. Moeilering
Wrh
B. Mossman
Wm. ‘Kk. Noble
Henry ©. Paul
Ant ¢. West Sorgé
W. Pixley
Edward Mt. Wilson
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