Northern Indiana Headlines Note Tragic Deaths and Local Affairs
Joseph Bailey 74 dies at Ligonier. DAR to maintain Huntington courthouse museum. Two months married Mrs Otto Martz dies. Mrs Marie Pell Drake dies at 102 near Elkhart. Baptist split over Rev Eble. Boy 14 dies of heart failure escaping fire alarm. Ditch funds dispute by Kosciusko official. Carbolic acid tragedy in Peru. Kendallville ladies injured in runaway. Daily life, accidents, and local governance across Elkhart, DeKalb, Huntington, Kosciusko, Wells counties.
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Joseph Bailey
Ligonier
Daughters of American Revolution
Court House
Huntington
Otto Martz
Fairfield Center
DeKalb County
Marie Pell Drake
Elkhart
New Buffalo
Elkhart County
Charles E. Eble
David Harum
D. R. Alpaugh
Andrews
Albert Fox
Bixler Lake
Kendallville
Fox
J. J. Babcock
Kosciusko County
Alice Nayrocker
Peru
J. E. Baker
Michael Whetsel
Auburn
Garrett
Maria Richmond
John Hebel
H. M. Purviance
Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers’ Association
Howard Spake
Bluffton
Frank Heckathorne
Albion
Frederick Brock
Whitley County
John Bentz
Jefferson Township
Wade
Weade
Thomas Daltry
Wells County Board of Review
Moses Martin
Goshen
Amos Smith
Pierceton
National Land and Investment Company
F. R. Smith
8. J. Straus
Abe Goldsmith
Ike Straus
Abe Ackerman
J. D. Harter
H. Harter
North Manchester
Harry Housouer
Nappanee
Housouer
Samuel Yoder
Harrison Township
Indiana
Adams
Allen
Blackford
DeKalb
Jay
Kosciusko
Lagrange
Noble
Steuben
Wells
Whitley
Mabel Dalley
Blue Creek
Adams County
T. H. Koontz
Tocsin
Wells County
Willard Bailey
Luther Hower
Decatur
Ray Coppage
Philippines
E. O. Rose
Angola
Capt
American Mutual Life Association
Jesse Pall
Decator
Elwood
G. W. Menges
Ellknort
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Luke Wawasee
Walker Shepard
Columbia City
Martha Moore
Harry Warrick
Logansvelt
Tucker
Ida Hite
Kingsland
Casper Hite
Joseph G. Harkenrider
Harkenrider
Andrew Gordon
Gordon
Thomas Gordon
Baltes
Montpelier
Hugh Jones
Alfred Coleman
Mr. Jones
Coleman
Louis Bowers
Mr. Bowers
Nathaniel Steffen
Bruffin
Tofield Steffen
Steffen
Wilmer
Leonard
Fort Wayne
Supreme Court
B. F. Deahl
Logansport
G. M. Davis
Ed Dewitt
Blutton
Thompson
Jesse Talbert
Wabash
Emma Hess
Cyrus Cline
Hamilton
Steuben County
Edward Cordun
Pleasant Mills
Lake James
Cline
Muncie
Warsaw
William Chapman
Truman Hosiatter
Topeka
H. &. Bucklen
St. Joseph Valley Railroad
Toledo
Pioneer
Adam P. Daub
Virginia
Robert Ramey
Wolpert
James Newman
Cleveland
Allen Cremaine
Corunna
Nell Krill
Commercial Club
Methodist Memorial
Daniel Baker
Huntington County
Baker
Howard McCrum
Majenica
Berne
Dora
A. J
Local and regional incidents and notices from Indiana
Measles sweep Logansport while several towns report deaths illnesses and accidents. Goshen remonstrators appeal to higher court as Logan County and surrounding areas record fires crimes and legal actions. Harrison and Bluffton communities report medical incidents, a jail inspection, and changes in local governance and infrastructure projects.
Bank block sale talks near for Main and Court site
Negotiations nearly complete for the Bank block at Main and Court streets in Fort Wayne. A. B. White is the prospective buyer at about 150000 dollars. The property runs from Fort Wayne Gas office to Main street and toward Home Telephone building, long owned by Henry C. Paul and the Bash brothers.
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Bank
Main
Court Streets
A. B. White
Bank Block
Fort Wayne Gas Company
Main Street
Home Telephone Company
Henry C. Paul
Solomon Bash
Charles S. Bash
Paul
Messrs
Temperance Drinks of Near Beer Examined
Indianapolis July 2 The attorney general reviews a Frankfort circuit case testing legality of selling temperance beverages like Tonica from Indianapolis Brewing Co under certain conditions. State awaits ruling as appellate opinions confirm malt liquor sales to be unlawful without proper license, influencing new temperance drink market dynamics.
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Indianapolis
Frankfort
Indianapolis Brewing Company
William Robison
Robison
A. G. Cavins
Indiana
Evansville Brewing Company
Terre Haute Brewing Company
State Laboratory
H. E. Barnard
State Food and Drug Commissioner
Barnard
Bar
Douglas
What It Means to Be a King Saul Chosen King
Sunday school lesson from 1908 discusses Saul as Israel’s king chosen by sacred lot. It contrasts human measure with divine purposes, urges rulers to image Christ, and uses parables about royal virtue to urge steadfast faith and service to God.
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Saul
Christian Herald
Samuel
Mizpeh
Israel
Christ
God
Lisbeth
Benjamin
Matri
Iziole
Goad
Belial
Paul
Napoleon
Jesus
Satan
Henry II
Palissy
Potter
Tissot
Dannecker
Venus
Ariadne
Louvre
Wisby
Temperance Drinks Match Beer Elements With Low Alcohol
The report notes that many temperance beverages match beer in ingredients but contain a small amount of alcohol. It highlights the movement's push toward a safer alternative while acknowledging the similarity in composition.
District Chairman Moudy Leads Whirlwind Prohibition Tour
Prof L Moudy principal of Waterloo schools and Twelfth district chairman for the prohibition party launches a two week speaking tour in Allen County. Raymond Schmidt acts as advance man. dates include Nine Mile Zanesville Poe Sheldon Lake James Monroeville Hoagland Maples New Haven Maysville and more.
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L. Moudy
Waterloo
Prohibition Party
Raymond Schmidt
DePauw University
Moody
Allen County
Nine Mile
Zanesville
Poe
Sheldon
Fairfield
Lake James
Monroeville
Hoagland
Maples
New Haven
Maysvillé
Moudy
Labor Day Plans Advance With Flynn Address
Persa Bell of the Federation of Labor received a letter from Thomas H. Flynn confirming he will deliver the Labor Day address in Fort Wayne on September 7. A large parade is planned with a committee of union leaders coordinating events. Gary and Chicago interurban rail lines are backing the effort, and Gary directors re-elected F. N. Gavin president with Raff and Chafe in senior roles.
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Persa Bell
Federation of Labor
Thomas H. Flynn
American Federation of Labor
Boilermakers’ Union
Fort Wayne
Flynn
E. L. Reading
George Kiefer
P. R. Bell
Charles &. Rekers
Edward Stevens
William Smith
Frederick Rippe
H. J. Straub
J. E. Miller
John Daley
H.P. Scherer
BE. A. Wright
Edward H. Lampke
Edward Walfe
H.C. Hoeltje
Chicago-New York Electric
Gary Eilectric Railway
Board of
J. B. Oliver
Oliver Manufacturing Company
South Bend
George, P. Ross
Chicago & Alton
Clover Leaf
F. C. Raff
J D. Price
Co-Operative Construction Company
Air Line
A. C. Miller
Aurora
Ill
Chicago
Gary & Interurban Railway
Gary
F. N. Gavin
Whiting
Ind
C. W. Chafe
Axle Injures Worker at Pennsylvania Car Shop
Nicholas Miller operating a wheel press at a Pennsylvania car machine shop had his left foot crushed by a falling axle at 9 o'clock Thursday. Toes badly bruised and instep sprained. no bones believed broken.
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Nicholas Miller
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne Caledonian Society Plans August Outing
The Fort Wayne Caledonian Society members voted to hold their annual outing and field day at Robison park on August 15. A gala event for descendants of Scotland, the program features an exceptional afternoon of field sports and an evening of dancing. Committee arrangements are David McHay, Richard Miller, and others.
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Fort Wayne
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