Memorial Day Tribute Recalls Lincoln and Valor
The ceremony honors fallen soldiers with addresses by Roy McCartney and Attorney Harry Hofun. Speakers reflect on liberty, sacrifice, and national memory, noting Lincoln's leadership and the wartime resolve that preserved the Union. The event features regimental music, army camp touches, and community homage to the heroic dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaerolsen
Hive
Sundaratier- Reon
B. J. Roberts
Wiesy
Éayne
Roy
Jil McCareney
Harry O. Hofun
Han
Tay
Albertfuss
Dudley Firck
Gantrade Seeley
Lawton-Wagen
Barber
MetCartney
McCartney
Rome
Pest
Waite Fe
Pire
Saay Tome
Yie
Bannee
Uermoriem
Sar
Fife
Etjwolu
Isnnik
Cam Buly
England
Tadey
Weil
Legger
HG. Homn
Geud
T. Anns Ny
Danen
Wetter Ehameter
Lincolm
Lincoln
Timb
Maeile
Tarington
Hunter Hint
Marsington
Patriotism and War's End Echo in Nation's Speech
An ornate war era tribute extols peace and national unity as speakers urge duty and sacrifice. It laments loss, praises soldiers, and calls for calm, national honor, and collective devotion to country amid lingering wartime memory.
Probing Bribery in Springfield in a Political Fight
A muddled report outlines bribery inquiries in Springfield involving Etaoin from Pass Onnt mope and Mating Intorcats seeking to push measures backed by the fist commissioner. Representative McColemn’s testimony touched on political pressures from constituents and Democratic leaders while State's Attorney Breao questioned attorneys’ claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurettes B. Stringer
United States
Ives
Lorimer
McColem
Assistane State
Breao
Seid Ts Zemls
Lorinkr
Spandal
Burke to Confer With Way Man in Illinois News
Springfield dispatch says Burke arrived in Thiengo to discuss legislative bribery charges and possible grand jury appearances. He plans a conference with States Attorney Wyman while Governor Deneen faces questions about Lorimer and the deepwater issue. The governor promised a frank denial of distorted charges and indicates a future statement on the Lorimer matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chienga
Moysy
Burke
Springfield
Til
Thiengo
M Ganterenca
Wyman
de~ Neen
Grand Jucr
Chicago
Sarinafeld
United Stetew
Loriar ' Sat
Eveenoy Timieen
Union
Lew Lub
Grauid
Mds
Lorimer
Senate
Seoator Lardimer
Roosevelt Toasts Britons In City Oration And Gift
A damaged report describes President Roosevelt entertaining in Britain with a city freedom presentation. The lord mayor hosted a private luncheon after a formal ceremony. A ceremonial casket featuring enamel views and insignia was presented, bearing symbols of England, the United States, and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronsavest
Tomph Dwell
Great Britain
Bates
Tobairi
Mannel
Cora
England
United States
Americas Bleun
Shoulher
CUMMINS TO VOTE FOR RAILWAY BILL
A scattered report notes Senator Cummins plans to vote for the railway bill. The article mentions debate on amendments, with references to procedural moves and political positions. Details mix with garbled text and place names, but the main point centers on Cummins supporting railroad legislation amid factional dispute.
Veterans Parade Reviewed by Taft Across Cities
Veterans parades marked Memorial Day with President Taft in New York visiting the tomb of Union heroes and reviewing the procession while automen ferried aging veterans. Chicago hosted elaborate ceremonies across cemeteries with a large parade from Fort Sheridan, and southern and Washington observances featured disciplined marches and flower boats on the Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Macning
Tat
Paris
Sheetinn Square
Penal
Coupa Artillery
Military Society
Geyjerat
Basilel
Sicklessem
Tollirs Stahl
Brizadier
Ancor G. McCook
Harpoe Forcer
Nichola J
Walter Hue
John T. Leckrana
Anad Thowan
Hubbard
Eller Netaliog Raute
Nailers
Tracles
Vealent Connellent
Bhar Talahs
Seventy-second Street
Inty River
Ana
Tanieced
Finttagy
Gus
Chicago
United States
Fort Sheridan
Uweely
Gromt Park
Atlanta
Mraughunt Linswath
Marietta
Gay Andersonville
Gay Chattanoogs
Massville
Memphis
Tenn
Vicksburg
Alm
Alus
Washington
Congress
Arlington Cemetery
Te National Cemetery
Sol- Alers
Congressional
Ballin Taroutid
Arlington
Wm. O Brasley
Kentuany
Benater Dapow
New Fort
Benater
W. B. Reybupd
Congrestinnal
Bolte Grousil
Senator Brown
Nebraska
Passistan Enchday Time Before Alma Murder Case
Police report a body wrapped in carpet found in a school yard. Alma Keliner may have been killed in a chapel incident at the Windsor area. A reward of 500 dollars is offered for information leading to arrest and conviction. Wandling appeared in court denying knowledge of the murder and a telegraph from New Orleans links Wandling to the case. The governor renewed the reward to aid the arrest and conviction effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passistan
Wwe
Prover
Abe
Dev
Wefod Bantdlinks
New
Orleana
Wihnn Nabern
Obituary for al Sty E Pulver in Port Wayne
The obituary notes al Sty E Pulver born January 4 1814 in Indy and died May 1 010 in Port Wayne aged 37 years 4 months and days. She married December 31 1891 to 4 So Pulver of La Otem Ind. Survived by husband children William J Forge W Leo Hay and a sister with father and more relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Sty
E. Pulver
St. Pulver
Morgan Ard
Jen Tiarred
Mac
Hantery
Allen Corncr
Ind
Port Wayngnet
Pulver
la! Otem
Taehts Snton
Wiltur J. Scforge W
Leo Hay
Cesiar
Btrs
Wayne
Guite Wisdow
Fae and family visit in Michigan amid farm plans
The article notes Fae ind time 1-L W. Fonner and wife Ate visiting Michigan to discuss a new location and farming plans at Waring Tecqntl and their farm here, with references to local residents and social visits. It mentions a Damaged crop situation and various community greetings at Marion and Port Wayne settings, including church attendance and decoration events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae
Ind
L W. Fonner
Michisan
Hongland
Air
Mtn
G. A. Morton
Marion
Marion Gath
Stes
Frank
Gad
Archibold
Amotla
Port Wayre
Sundar
Pam
Martin Relnnias
Sanday
Cash Lyle
Nora Melching
Fort Warne
Hila Cxnton
Lniz
Sire Charlee
Ear Rati
Bart Chapmay
Bert Wayne
Gaiatrven
Ni5
Glenn Smith
Marter Wayne
Kansas
Andard
Davia Mises
Meno
Tlaatna
Barley
Ere Bulday
Avery Lage
Delman
Thinbie Club
Untitled Health Note From Obscure Text
A garbled health note describes a bladder issue and kidney concerns. It mentions a person named Foley and remedies like pills and home reading about kidney pain, with references to symptoms and temporary relief.
Folay Kidney Bille Support Seeks Patient Relief
A garbled testimonial mentions Mr. and Weekler in Kokomo and a claim of kidney pain relief. The fragment references a product named Folay Kidney Bille in a four yellow package, with vague assurance of backache and bladder relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. & Weekler
New High School Teacher Appointed in Indiana
A new high school teacher position is filled at a Der Creek school for the coming year with pending details on staffing and assignments. The text mentions Indiana university ties and anticipated changes in the district though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adiunlington
Ind
Arvin Stephan Ae
Winnelnl
The
der Creek Blah
Milas Mortord
Faopter
J Atveniling Tndlans University
Wit Return
Mahme
Imr
Judge Handles Pease Brllng Case and Sentence
The judge fined Pease Brllng $2 and costs and ten days in jail for liquor violations, with the case filed to the circuit court and Pease at liberty meantime. Other local notes mention a divorce attempt, a ward jailed for threats, and several arrests for abusive conduct and concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bile Penson
Selina
Giindey
Tiger Coor
Waltin
Bnrick
Bafta
the Judes
Inw
Emrick
Révalvat
Jyomatt
Poliée Hs
Hee
Te Hae
Jeers Sophite
Logansport
Frank O'Grien
Frank Finley
John Smith
Clem Easley
Otto Doyle
Rail rate reform clash on injunction and interstate commission
The article discusses proposed May 1 1910 injunctions aimed at halting railroad fare increases. It notes Sen. Lafollette’s critique of rate hikes as burdensome to the public and questions the justification of higher costs. The piece cites potential commission scrutiny and the aim to curb rate advances without Interstate Commerce Commission approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Commerce Commission
IaFolletts
Inter-state
Cummmeres Commission
Fire emergency at Pearse residence on Chicago street
Firemen from Pennsylvania company were summoned Tuesday to 151 Chicago Street after smoke appeared in a cellar and waste material caught fire. Rapid intervention doused the blaze, believed started by a defective stove pipe as flames spread to a neighboring residence nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olf Pearse
Chicago
Pennsylvania Company
Fire Department
Colock
Theo
Fra
Eile
Chas
Sander
Henna Street
Telia
Return to Day Goods Manager Posts Tightened by Resignations
F P Lininen secretary and manager of Old Hart Knitting units resigns after a brief tenure. The board seeks a capable replacement quickly, aiming to stabilize operations and secure a strong successor for dry goods management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Lininen
Hart Knitting
Huntness
Binman Tina Lersfore
Directure
Hinman
Fort Waspe Tenn Bosatiic
Licenses Granted to Several Individuals in Rural District
In a terse notice, Mahaine licensees Elwart A Lane and Ning M Hean, both 24, are listed alongside Calvin M Rik, 22, a farmer, and Clara L Warner, age not stated. Mentions of Bert integration and Allen Homs tom appear garbled, suggesting farm ties and regional authorities in Detraltenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwart A. Lane
Shinping Nla
Ning M. Hean
Calvin M. Rik
Farmer
Clara L. Warner
Bert
Allen Homstom
Wayne Atrant
Coomhn
Detraltenn Son
ALTE
Community Builds and Dedicates New Church in One Day
In Peorl, Minnesota, the Centen Cheiatien church of Gis ety completed its structure in a single day. 126 members of the Ken's Tretharhond and hundreds of onlookers joined Rev. W. Turner in dedication prayers as workers finished a 64 by 40 by 28 foot brick and frame building, funded by local firms Penria and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peorl
Gisety
Tentna Farvedt
Stevlen
Maceriél
Swentig
WW. B Turner
Nfstar
Plipit
United States
Eliacen
le Penria
Citiea
Ray
Tornar
Turner
Olotoul
Pervine
Property Transfers Involving W. Te. Co and Others Around Town
A long list of property transfers and deeds is recorded, naming W. Te. Co and multiple individuals such as William Brindlew Nicholes, Cy Crickmore, A. M. Relehnidarfer, Frank Gabort, David Bowers, Aaron F. Wilson, and Henry Megrotley among others. Transactions cover townships like Pleasant tix, Lake township, Adams, Ardher, and Rose Montie, with prices ranging from $1 to $12,000 and totals including several larger sums. The document notes various undivided interests, west and northwest quarters, and southeast corners, reflecting a crowded ledger of real estate activity across multiple parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. W. Te. Co
Bivanot
Linder
Diesel Werk
Brindlew Nicholes
Cy Crickmore
Add
Herrar
Opm
Gan
Hurst
Don
B. Bertrand
Borah Nw
Ceder Creek
Curdes
Uedec
Davides Garden
Adams
Darbare
Merillia
Bo Btinnis
Suud Joh
Néukaram
Hough
O. L. Wayne
A.M. Relehnidarfer
sMeplm
I Bowser
Frank Gabort
P. Et. W. BR
Dectlu
Lake Townahly
Reichelferter
Prank
David
Bowers
Frannk Gehert
Cmal
Northwesks
Eiao Wit
Morthenat
Pouth
B. Pb
Eaux
Northnat
Poetion
Drtten Tofnuhip
Y ‘Aoc
Relehelderfer
Thomas Fob
Rose Montie Northiant
Sneinfield Township
Aaron F. Wison
Huston Braétrator
Lanmyette Toweshin
Rot Bray Invert
Ardher
Brookalie
sParne Townet
Erie
James Zarnett
Wert ' Gortendt
Shetlee
Warne Sewnsnip
Henry Peelly
Charleo and
Ragasual
Aseden Adams Tom
Henry G Strong
OB. C. Cand Tease Ab
Dreibelnien
Adame Sownaini
Teury Hockemeyar
August F. Hockeemeyar
Smith
Action
Alan
West i Snuthi
West
William
Della Went
Ann Tinckley
Jopnina
Sonoph River
Dugraes West
Vnoults
Spoutheast
Jine
Oad Res
Caine
Pratt
Joneph
Ateher
Doha
Watera
Northwent
Gouthweat
Northwest
Aida
Wrahington Teepahin
Tasar Lehman
Ty Willimbs
Tt Weartey
Wwe
Knahtyugn
Wa— Diston
Anieley Char Towne
Tar
Dation T Webster
Jessie
Ind Alipore Bande
Bngerton
Audhion
New Haven
George W
B. Englats
Justice Abalvinie
Craumer
Rousseau
Whison W. Rousseau
Henjomisz Rousseau
Vilaon
Abttley Cinevent
Ainunin Co
Widlag TE
Asack Engum
Ated
Milan
William Geake
Susan McNaughton
Apt
Archer Melrw
Tao Jackson Township
Bal
Jnchaul
T, Gud & Héld
Jackson
Jackson Township
Vicopio
Banels
Cldadale Eadition
Adama
John L. Becken
Alert
Hen Jning
Boechera
Wasmie Township
E. Biael
Paul
Aboiduit
Hansa Plate
Bilas
Borth
Waenington Township
Din 'C. Harsh
Grotwe
Relane
C. Ernel
Codey Creek
Rob TW
Remms
Sarah TW
Remy
Arene
Sond
Millin
Tari
Mary E. Bolinger
Portheast Mj
E. A. Gettin
CH Baller
J. Rahling
Tr’ Pranarick
Mar. Herder
Wise
W. ‘Edussein
Minnis
Babin
Taloo
Acca Nouth
Senta
Wilson
Rousneau
Ralinrad
Ween
Waynu Lowiship
Goarien‘Sairteld
Genrge
Brickt
Warree
Ramee
Acto Ste At
Toagah
Willies
Miehsing
Dorth Weal Wescotton
Lake Townallig
Farano
Edward'c
Carter
Ferry
Towmsbig
Buraveth Fale
B. Feltz’ Lafeyette
Ooutheast
Cook Rail- Fond
Washiaisten
Town
Pritetard
Frederick Oh
Kahn
Mary E. Titman
Townahdy
Maarns
Towner
Damien Ti
Kimlly
Fielly Firth
Worth Tn
Burgess
Robivesn
Pase
Caruae
Javalt
Barnhartt
Monroevilla
Towaanta
Sto A. Miller
Auatwd
Anit
Tota
Barnhardtio
Weison
Et al
Batotea
Cme
Tee Ate
Msoie
Weak & Roe
Orth & Rods
South & Rods
Syeingfield
Havard Peps
Charles
Péns Frua- Howat
Joe Joe
Gsiele
Property transfers and licenses in early 20th century records
A long list of land transfers, mortgagees, and property deeds across multiple townships, with dozens of parcels including Jackson, Archer, Wasmie, and Wayne townships. Names such as Rousseau, Vandupan, and People’s Trust appear repeatedly, alongside marriage licenses for numerous couples and notes on urban plots and rail sections.
Bower Injured In Vernal After Accident
A tax letter from Dr B M Bowar formerly tied to East Barry tract reports Bowar injured in Vernal Utah. He was kicked on the head and chest and his left leg broken while mating two peaple at a 227 Pastane site. Though injuries are serious there is no expectation of permanent effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M 'Bowar
East Barry Etract
Vernal
Utah
No Trace of Thief Stirs Kendallville Case
Kendallville Indiana May 33 86 a search yields no trace of Clare Gane the young man who sold a coal to John Cash and who is believed to have obtained the stolen property of Earn Brand though it is thought he went to Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
Marny Trace
Clare Gane
Cole
John Cash
Earn Brand
Fort Wayne
Trench Prohibition Message Appears From Unknown Source
A garbled text fragment references liquor dispensing and proscribing, mentioning Avyong Trench and emergen cleant 9¢ scars in unclear context. The reader should note the irregular phrasing and lack of verifiable details. No identifiable individuals or organizations are clearly confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twateasts & Times
Kowensirg
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Valor of Veterans
Vadley Fusge
Vic
Verktown
Taiz
Jarkson
Nahteon
China
Enon Waun
Gobler
pAsen
Neils
Boras
Wayman
Roosevelt
Cummins
Sibar
Amator Erne
Nenath
Mendallville
Rentallville
New York
Tnt
Presgnan i
Presidenc
Crud
Hexolitera
Anil
Trann
Paes Onpd
Nino
Wendling
POE
POR News
P Kaney
Byringhera
Viadder
Neileman
Avian Indy
Worls
Chis Feaves
Wuilereiloals
GLA
NEW High School
Foley
Entiéeos
Adnalrabie
Teafar
Acurtet
Dzeter & Re
Pease
Sam
Chletgo
Hanna Street
Old Fart Knitting Milly
Peoria
Heal Estate
Jane G. Meller
Court Street
Thomas C. DeHarell
Arta Plumber
Bethe G. Levkent
Fred.w
Caschimiet
Irma C. B.behult
Chisshes Se
Ironwarker
Jessica Bhangiery
Ce Dorulek
Pmadler
Radkis R
Finhradar
Catherine Mt Blan
George B.deahl
Brenna
Goldie Hate Benton
Rogert W.such
Tatoren
Clara F. Yates
Walter Danksze
Firaman
Rasimira Devklewien
Henry A. Kern
Dimter
Narn
Pennington
Oliver We
Ef Tallivertebty
Jannnié Springer
John C. Steward
Bika May VenZile
F. Boseker
Stalder
Ait August FE
Guillaume
Carpens Fter
Aiva V
Bower
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