Patriotism urged as Decoration Day lesson at Lindenwood
Judge Samuel M. Hench urged a loftier patriotism during Decoration Day ceremonies at Lindenwood following the parade and Sons of Veterans services. He warned that republics crumble without virtue and equal rights, denounced anarchists and monarchists, and stressed teaching true patriotism in schools to preserve government by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Hench
Lindenwood
Sons of Veterans
Hench
Judge Hench
United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
Bingland
William E. Gladstone
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Honor Bright
Middle West
Abraham Lincoln
Marshall
State Board of Education
Indiana
Veterans procession marks Decoration Day in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne celebrates Decoration Day with morning veterans gatherings at Lawton Park Lindenwood program including Gettysburg address reading by Captain W A Kelsey and a large parade in the afternoon led by Capt W E Geller with many posts and bands taking part. Crowds visit Lindenwood and Robison park as travel to the city increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindenwood
Boys In Blue
Fort Wayne
Lawton Park
Lawton
W. E. Geller
Big Assistan
W. B. McMahen
W.A. Rundell
A. F. Architald
WA. Carmer
John Hess
Charles Hoover
G. B. Place
Freeman Furthmiller
John Koons
William Bartenick
Ed C. Close
W. C. Jesse
Richard Kelley
East Berry
Barr
Barr Street
Isaac a@Isay
Fort Wayne Packard Band
Lawton Wayne Post
Oliver Blystone
Sion
Samuel M. Hench
Lion
Bass Post
G. A. R. Union Veteran Legion
J. M. van Camp
Wm. Kirkham
Dan'l Hickman
Wm. Bright
Josiah Schrack
Velma Bookwalter
Bessie Joycé
Winifred Howard
James B. White
Sons of Veterans
W.W. F. Geller
United Spanish War Veterans
Ralph M. Snyder
Landwehr Verein
Germany
Karl Keil
Wm. Bartenick
Harry A. Wood
National Society of the Philippines
Berry
North Barr
Berry Street
W. W. Barnett
Fort Wayne Artillery Band
Indiana National Guard
C. F. Driesbach
Hibernian Rifles
S. J. Errington
Concordia College
Ivers W. Leonard
First Artillery
Harry Clark
Wayne
Charles P. Jesse
S. J. Roberts
P. J. Anderson
L. W. Jones
S. H. Lyons
Chas. Kasbaum
Samuel Bradshaw
F. H. Kieekamp
Citizens Band
Summit City Company
Knights of Pythias
Canton
I. C. O. F. Edwards
Modern Woodmen of America
Clarence Craig
Burbage Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Wm. J. Hosey
M. Hench
A. K. Zartman
D. D
Edward Kielsmeier
Dudley Buck
Women’s Relief Corps
Ladies of the G. A. R. Ladies Aig
Washington
Calhoun
Columbia
Harrison
Rockhill
Rockhill Ton Main
Main
Hosey
James B. Whitecamp
W. A. Kelsey
Jlincoln
A. K. Zartmah
S. M. Hench
City Packard Band
Thomas J. Errington
South Bend
Robison Park
Harriman to Europe for Long Rest
A historical note describes Harriman planning an extended trip to Europe amid post panic discourse. It quotes a speaker warning that future panics may stem from business shrinkage and stressing that public confidence must stabilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Europe
Harriman Views on Rail Alliances and Policy Shifts
Mr Harriman cites the Northern Pacific Great Northern and At Pacific agreements as a model to save capital through shared tracks from Tacoma to Vancouver. He argues a double track is more efficient and cheaper than three independent lines and discusses his stance on joining Missouri Pacific and NY Central boards. He foresees 8 percent dividends being notable in fifty years and favors new laws allowing railroad alliances while denying plans to float a $100 million bond abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern’ Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Tacoma
Vancouver
Harriman
Gould
Missouri Pacific
Paris
Germany Opposes Tariff Talk Across States
A German report notes widespread official reluctance to tariff discussions, detailing its routing from German ministries to the American government. It describes duplicate transmissions via Ambassador Hill and Count von Bernstorff and questions why Congress did not promptly act on the material. The Reichstag may address the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ministery of the Interior
Foreign Office
Washington
Ambassador Hill
Count von Bernstorff
American Congress
America
Reichstag
Birthday Celebrations Honor Mrs Bashelier and Miss Nora Prince
Mrs Fred Bashelier of Washington township celebrated her birthday with afternoon and evening gatherings attended by numerous neighbors and friends including C F Kettler John Rohlman Charles Lepper George Humphrey Frank Gerard Calvin Burnham Webb Crotch and others. Miss Nora Prince had a Saturday surprise party at the home of her parents William and Mrs Prince in Pleasant township with games music and refreshments among a long list of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bashelier
Washington Township
Mesdames C. F. Kettler
John Rohlman
Charles Lepper
George Humphrey
Frank Gerard
Calvin Burnham
Webb Crotch
Chris Sullivan
Charles Kell
Henry Bashelier
John Kochi
Nora Prince
Miss Prince
William Prince
Pleasant Township
Edwards
Kinerk
Norriah Prince
Walter Prince
George Mason
Margaret Royal
Fern Hiser
Rachel Smith
Lida Hoke
Laurene Royal
Elizabeth Spencer
Beatrice Work
Maggie Menzie
Evangeline Smith
Frances Spencer
Messrs
William Hoke
Elmer Wells
Stanley Royal
Roy Mason
Finley Prince
Clifford Fell
Wilson Royal
Noble Houston
Monte Mason
Kent Wells
Lawrence Smith
Ralph Work
William Greider
Tom Smith
Russell Prince
Edward Kinerk, Jr
George Prince
Charles Spencer
Wayne township board wraps up school building plans
The Wayne township advisory board and Trustee H B Bratining met Tuesday to outline new school buildings for District No 1 and the rolling mills area, repair of all township schools, abandonment of the new District No 6 school, and closing school properties to non educational uses unless written consent is given. Bids for No 1 and No 6 buildings set to open June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolling Mills
Wayne Township Advisory Board
H. B. Bratining
Rolling Milla
Boone County Day Fails To Return To Lebanon
In Lebanon Indiana Boone County residents voted yesterday by a narrow majority not to reelect the day program after two years of funding continuance. The decision ends the current term and shifts county plans for local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ind
Boone
Aas
Shively Stands by Democratic Tariff Principles
Washington reports Senator Shively of Indiana remains loyal to the Democratic platform amid pressure from protectionist colleagues. He votes for free lumber and is expected to back free hides while opposing tariffs on iron ore, arguing for revenue tariff policy and warning against protectionist dogma within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Shively
Denver
Senate
Bailey
House of Representatives
Senator Bailey
Capitol
Batley
Atlantic Ocean
Rocky Mountains
Ohio River
Mains
Colorado
Séndate
Congressman's Return From Illness Noted
Congressman Frank Lowden III had been a patient at Presbyterian hospital in Chicago for two weeks. Preparations were made for his return to his home in Ogle County within a day or two. Officials described the illness as not of grave character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank O-Lowden
Presbyterian Hospital
Ogle County
Taft Opens Seattle Fair With Ocean of Fireworks
President Taft pressed a telegraph key from the White House to start the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. Gates opened at 8:30 a.m. and ceremonies featured military reviews, gun salutes, and a grand display of flags as Seattle welcomed the fair after years of effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Taft
White House
Alaska
United States Army
T. C
J. O'Day
I. A. Nadeau
J. I. Chilberg
James J. Hill
Great Northern Board
Episcopal
Keater
Mountain Battery
Dix
Births in local area include eight newborns
Mr and Mrs W A Ford welcome a daughter on Edgewater avenue. Mr and Mrs Charles Guild greet a son on West Berry street. Mr and Mrs Henry Bredemeyer of Wabash avenue announce a son. Mr and Mrs Otto Keller of Maumee township have a daughter. Mr and Mrs Frank A Ruble of Maumee township welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Delbert Garman of Perry township celebrate a son. Mr and Mrs John C Reed of Perry township announce a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ford
Edgewater Avenue
Charles. Guild
West Berry Street
Henry Bredemeyer
Wabash Avenue
Otto Keller
Maumee Township
Frank A. Ruble
Delbert Garman
Perry Township
John C. Reed
Marriage Licenses and Real Estate Ad Cover Wide Listings
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses with pairs including Charles M. Young and Mattie Turner, Roy A. Klinger and Agnes C. Kennedy, and others. It also contains an ad about California Cars showing June 14 to June 19, and a large farm for sale in Allen county Indiana with 541 acres and division options, plus contact details for E A le manager and Mr. Chas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Young
Mattie Turner
Cook
Roy A. Klinger
Agnes C. Kennedy
Gustave Gerke
Farmer
Caroline M. Harries
Daniel Hennesy
Anastasia Betts
William Johnson
Grace Krewson
Chas. F. Helfer
Barber
Gertrude Neumann
Allen K. Dorr
Hallean Durant
Harry E. Overmeyer
Minnie L. Schepelmann
Abraham W. Beaber
Ursule M. Harding
Allen Hamilton
Helen Cheney Knight
Fred Shheefer
Sarah E. Drewery
Frank Miller
Minnie A. Meyer
Albert Marion
Haslup
Grace Mary McGuire
Eel River Township
Allen County
Indiana
Sanat
A. le
Notice of Petition to Sell Real Estate in Allen County
Catherine Snell as administratrix of Mary Gibson deceased files in Allen Circuit Court a petition to sell real estate of the estate to pay debts. The hearing is set for September 7, 1909, at Fort Wayne Court House. Parties listed include Sarah Ebner and numerous Gibson and Hoke family members as necessary defendants. Clerk Joseph N. Mason seals the notice. Leonard & Townsend, attorneys. June 2-31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Snell
Mary Gibson
Jane Gibson
Circuit ‘Court
Allen County
Indiana
Sarah Ebner
George Hoke
Mary Hoke
Jerome Cramer
Etta”Cramer
Isaiah Cramer
Mary Cramer Miller
Leslie Miller
Eugene Cramer
Emma Kelley Lahrman
Jacob Lahrman
Emma Kelley Lahr
Margaret Gibson
George Gibson
Lena Gibson
Circuit Court
State of
Court House
Fort Wayne
Joseph N. Mason
Allen Circuit
Leonard & Townsend
Quiet Title Notice in Allen County Indiana
Notice to defendants in a suit to quiet title in Allen County Superior Court 1909. Mary Schlemmer v Clara Clem et al. Defendants must appear by July 10, 1909 or answer. case No. 11007. Attest Clerk Joseph N. Mason. Attorney W. Kuhne for plaintiff. wky 19-31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Allen County
Mary Schlemmer
Clara Clem
Superior Court
Samuel Jackson Clem
Hulda Clem
Harry Francis Cowell
Clemence Cowell
Samuel Cowell
Millie May Seawright
Joseph Seawright
Joseph Cowell
Frederick Cowell
Emma Slammer
Elmer H. Slammer
Caroline Sear
Lizzie Kline
Peter Kline
Peter Scar
Hannah Scar
Anna Giessler
Peter Giessler
John Scar
Lizzie Scar
Maggie Maurer
Lewis Maurer
George Stout
George W. Stout
Loiza Marriotte
Gilbert McBain
Sarah McBain
Sofza Marriotte
Joseph N. Mason
W. Kuhne
Wky
Notice to Browand heirs to appear for final settlement
Creditors heirs and legatees of David C Browand deceased must appear in Allen circuit court Fort Wayne Indiana on June 12 1509 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Elmer KE Minear Administrator Witness Clerk Joseph N Mason Clerk Allen Circuit Court Wood Aiken Attys for Estate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Browand
Allen
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Elmer KE. Minear
Joseph N. Mason
Allen Circuit Court
Wood & Aiken
Attys
Wky
Notice to Creditors and Heirs in Carey Estate Case
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Aaron G Carey deceased to appear in A New Circuit Court Fort Wayne Indiana June 15 1909 show cause why final settlement accounts with the estate should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Executrix Martha S Dazey Witness Clerk May 25 1909 Attorney for State wk26-81
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron G. Carey
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Martha S. Dazey
Joseph N. Mason
Allen Circuit Court
Do. W. Kuhne
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North American Review
Jupiter
Mount Blanc
Ararat
Etna
Mr. Hardman
Wayne Township Board
Lowden III
Mr. Taft
Stanislaus County
California
Rhode Island
D. “Wirte
Enissaela
Mich
Green St
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