Multiple Indiana towns report local incidents and appointments
A dense bulletin records a wide array of events from northern Indiana. Notes include Huntington mink deaths and a fatality. Elkhart and Warsaw announcements. school resignations, new ticket agents, and marriages. farm and accident reports. temperance struggles. bank interest plans. civic improvements. and obituaries, all reflecting community life across Columbia City, Huntington, Elkhart, Warsaw, and surrounding counties.
Elkhart theater bid from Kokomo investor sparks talk
News and G. W. Sipe of Kokomo may build a theater at Elkhart. He is known as owner of a dog and pony show.
Appearance Entered by Temple Iron in Trust Suit
In Philadelphia on July 30 only Temple Iron Company has entered appearance in the United States suit against the so called anthracite coal trust begun June 12. Defendants may appear by next Monday and answer by mid September. Temple Iron is controlled by Reading Company and several railroads. George F Baer, president of Reading and Jersey Central, also leads Temple Iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Tyear
Daniel Eshleman
Wakarusa
George H. Tapy
Columbia City
Winona
Whitley County
Kendallville
Valley Electric Line
Orland
Charlies Miller
William F. Miller
Oklahoma
Elwood
Wesley Cole
City
Perry Wood
George Lister
Ligonier
E. C. Wilson
Noblesville
Harvey Ranch
Raub
Fort Wayne
S. H. Knox Fire
Ten Cent
Marion
Lew Whiteman
Flora Jones
Whiteman
Jones
Leonard Baker
Wabash
Warsaw
Mary L. Slick
J. Slick
Elizabeth Tull
Hiram Tull
Indianapolis
Credance Chair Company
New Haven
Allen County
Capital
H. Schnelker
Mary G. Schnelker
J. H. Schuckman
Cornelius Reagan
J. P. Rich
Paragon Paper Mills
Hartford City
A. B. and
S. A. Trentman
B. A. Vanwinkle
Portland Foundry and Machine Company
Portland
L. G. Holmes
J. A. Long
G. H. Smith
Y. A. Fields
J. G. Easterday
Charles Alloway
Susie Surfus
Loon Jake
Alloway
Loon Lake
Leanter Lawson
Treaty
Methodist Church
Susan Books
Books
Cage
Government Coal Trust
Philadelphia
Temple Iron Company
United States
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Erie
New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad
George F. Baer
Reading
Jersey Central
Temple [Ron Company
Guthrie Man Whipped Near Town After Talks About Tobacco Beds
John Lockert was severely whipped with switches by unknown assailants near Guthrie Kentucky last night. The assault left his flesh gashed and portions of clothing torn. He remains in precarious condition. The attackers said he had spoken too much last year about the tobacco plant beds being scraped and sought a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Waldo
Syracuse
Garrett
Kipfer
Vera Cruz
Wells County
Myron Eherman
Mentone
Frank Dolan
Avilla
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Hoagland
Robert Schrock
Decatur
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Faye Britton
Corunna
Pioneer
Ohio
Kalamazoo
Clear Lake
Ray
Steuben County
Noble County Canning Company
Libson
John T. Ransburg
Pleasant Lake
Daniel Apple
Whitley County
Collamer
Orlando Stickler
George Cox
Auburn
Wesley
Fort Wayne
Christian Hawn
Columbia City
Union
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Bryant
Pennsylvania
Ferdinand Miller
Emma
Lagrange County
Rev. Shearer
John Breiner
Preble Township
Mary Beltz
Preble
Adams County
A. J. Raber
Rome City
Nelson Brooks
Goshen
Lew Williams
Whitley
Wabash County Loan and Trust Company
Wabash
Alex Pence
Roann
Reuben F
Lutz
Thomas E
Whiteside
Aaron Simon
Nelson G. Hunter
Williams
Stitt
Charles
Baer
John B. Latchem
Lucy Latchem
Lindley A. Dawes
Theo. Wilken
Catholic Church
Orlando Stillwell
Pierceton
Myron Staples
Logan Staples
Logansport
Edward Griffin
Richmond
Keyser Township
DeKalby County
Christian Walsh
Sacred Heart Hospital
North Manchester
Virgil Debott
Bluffton
Albion
DeKalb County Battalion
Grand Army of the Republic
Kendallville Odd Fellows
J. O. Ledbetter
Swayzee
Grant County
Marion
DeKalb County
Millersburg
Amasa Silver
Harry Grimes
South Whitley
Elks
Warsaw
Warsaw Elks
Angola
Charles Mugs
Mugg
Beanae
Winamac
Joseph Farmer
A. E. Keats
Lake Wawasee
John Ladow
Howard County
Russiaville
Albion Company
Indiana National Guard
Indianapolis
F. Kinnison
Eddy
Bucklea
Clay
Newbury
South Bend
Bippus
Huntington County
J. Fishbaugh
Peoples
Lagrange
Guthrie
John Lockert
Here
Lockert
Griswold and Canfield wed in quiet London ceremony
Frank Gray B. Griswold of New York married Mrs. Josephine Canfield widow of A. Cass Canfield at St. Andrews Westminster. The ceremony was small with about six friends attending including Ambassador Reid and Secretary Carter of the American embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frank Gray B. Griswold
New York
Josephine Canfield
A. Cass Canfield
St. Andrews
Westminster
Amaassador Reid
Carter
Armenians condemn murder at Worcester mass meeting
A Laurel street Armenian church mass meeting in Worcester on July 29 adopted a resolution condemning the Transhantian murder in New York and calling Armenians to demand arrest and conviction. The crowded church heard impassioned speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Laurel Street
New York
Walsh on way to Terre Haute by unfamiliar railroad line
John R. Walsh travels from Chicago toward Terre Haute Indiana aboard a special train to meet the automobile near Americk close to Danville. The thirty five mile segment is not yet completed as reported in Terre Haute.
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Northern
Indiana
Fred Bethl
Huntington
John Hull
C. L. Clawson
Milford
Ella E. Reed
Lake Shore Railroad
Waterloo
Edith Ochs
Anton Hoentsberg
Fond
Rudolph Peter Stoltz
Sedalia
Stephen G. Miller
Otis C. Butt
Post Office
Ind
Luther Kerns
Elizabeth Glaser
William Wilkins
T. J. Swanger
Crooked Lake
Parks
Bourbon
Teachers’ Institute
Andrew Thomas Smith
Mansfield, Pa
Nolan
E. A. Allen
Grace Hoff
James Cahill
Fred Love
Burr Love
John Coon
Eel River
Bass Lake
William H. Eiler
Thomas Eiler
Clinton Schue
Robert Niswander
Reformatory
Royse
Henry Bechtold
Oran M. Crist
Michael
Fremont
County Board of Commissioners
J. A. Hire
Sandusky Portland Cement Company
Hire
Henry Snowberger
Mr. Hire
Snowberger
San
News and
G. W. Sipe
Kokomo
William Hartman
Milo Lecount
Milford Junction
Joseph Waugh
Thorncreek Township
Winonat Interurban
Nappanee
William Reichard
Berne
P. G. Keeley
Congress
Raymond Goodyear
Samuel T. Murdock
Alerding
Notre Dame
Order of the Holy Cross
Edwin Craig
H. H. Long
Laporte
David Kauffman
Kingsland
Erie Railroad
Berna Helvie
Frank Helvie
Markle
Thurlow Hines
Indiana Harbor
Hines
L. C. Lillard
Ira R. Harris
Harris
Lillard
Joe Hoover
Dorcas Hoover
Ossian
Charles Rank
Russell Hotel
Rank
Claypool
Chicago
Jane
Mary Brown
Andrew Carnegie
Steel King
Cleveland Township
Somelling
Baltis Miller
Toledo
G. H. Tapy
Brazil
C. Hoover
Siloam Springs
Ark
M. E
Mary Richey
Burns
Sid G. Hardy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Walnut Creek
Frank Gunter
Schlaudroff
D. C. Mygrants
David B. Shell
Henry County
Joseph L. Carr
Loretta E. Andrew
Justice Grover
Court House
James Clugston
Hartford City Lighting Company
Bertha Stone
Oakwood Park
Evangelical Churches of
Ruth Edwards Insche
Noble County
Alpion
Mansfield
Nobie County
Alexsis Edwards
That County
Inscho
George H. Inscho
Shanon Hadley
T. Ward
John Ward
Hugh Insche
Marion Edwards
John Baughman
Mt. Salem Baptist Church
Muncie
Frank Hazelbaker
George Hazelbaker
Dan Hazelbaker
C. C. ‘Gilliams
G. P. Alexander
University
Upland University
Upland School
Aaron Hyre
Laud
Sunday
Fairfield County
Catherine Louise Egulf
Washington Township
Alonzo S. Hyre
Arminda
James Coulter
Smith Township
Jerry Egulf
Matilda Torbet
Julian A. Anspaugh
Lydia Presser
Jacob Layer
Big Four
Ter
Sayer
Warren
Maple Grove
John R. Walsh
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