Local Editor Rinehart resigns Bluffton post for Marion Chronicle
I M Rinehart city editor of the Bluffton News resigns to join the Marion Chronicle. The report lists multiple regional items including decoration day addresses and local incidents across Whitley and adjoining counties with notable figures and organizations.
Multiple Indiana death and injury reports across counties
A string of tragic incidents ranges from a hand amputation after a serious laceration to Mrs. Louisa Kline preserving an 1856 donation program. Rev Noah Metzler died after a heart attack during a sermon. A Garrett carriage fire destroyed an automobile. Salary readjustments for postmasters in Angola, Columbia City, and nearby towns are listed with new annual figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I’. M. Rinehart
Bluffton
Marion Chronicle
Warsaw
Indiana Retail ‘Merchants’ Association
Ron. W. F. McNagny
Columbia City
Etna
Whitley County
Sons of Veterans
Henry Heiderman
Decatur
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Purdue University
Lafayette
Business Men’s Protective Association
Jonas Leedy
Andrews
Virginia
Indiana
Barber Asphalt Company
Fort Wayne
Houston Street
Garrett
Western Construction Company
Rehobeth Church
Albion
William Pieper
Avilla
Henry Pieper
N. W. Gilbert
Gilbert
Wolcottville
Lagrange
Noble County
Hquor
Julius Hitzfield
Huntington
Auburn
Order of Tories
Frank H. Nicolai
J. H. Waester
I. N. Lesinger
John Pfeffert
Daniel Herrick
Z. D. Nustaum
Chester Hodge
Cnard
T. Virringer
Joan Finff
H. Clayton
W. C. Gabriel
Charles Wratt
Marager Perkins
Tore €O
Chicago
Waterloo
Cavan Street
Wabash Lodge of Elks
William McHenry
Markle
Levi Showalter
DeKalb County
Edward Dederlein
Elkhart
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Huntington County
W. D. Parr
Kokomo
Blufftor
Uniondale
Perkins
Toledo
Mary Cox
Huntington High School
University of Michigan
Hanly
W. L. Stonex
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Minneapolis
A. E. Scott
Indianapolis
Kein Parker
Frank Wortinger
Millersburg
A. J. Batr
Jerome Pinkham
Charles Crawford
Edward Deely
Straus Bros. & Co
Ligonier
Peabody
Delilah Gibler
Roosevelt
United States
Charles Beeson
Jackson Township
Kosciusko County
Tenth
United States Infantry
Fort Egbert
Alaska
Lima
Lagrange County
Department of Agriculture
Mary Verner
Troy Township
Young
Cline Bros.’ Lumber Company
Kendallville Manufacturing Company
Kendallville
Cline
Mertus J. Snyder
Henry Miller
Whnmtington
Miller
Snyder
Samuel Bitzer
Lake City
Los Angeles
Bitzer
Pacific Coast
Winona
Lansing
Angola
Auburn Military Company
Auburn Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Angola High School
E. R. Bryan
Franklin College
Alta Belle Cary
Mabel Rachel Pilliod
Lloyd Ralph Clay
Hazel Olive Purinton
Lillian Gay Hall
Margaret Mabel Osborn
Mark van Rinehart
Mabel Beatrice Stayner
Zuluth Lee [Reland
Elsie Eleanora Hayward
Paul DeWitt Sowle
Zellar Angelo Willemar
Columbia City High School
Shinzo Ohki
William S. Ohki
Warren
North Indiana
The
Methodist Church
Harlan
Lawton
H. G. Dawkins
New Haven
G. W. Wilbur
W. R B. Brown
Maj
N.N. Boydston
Daniel Vanness
Pliny. M
Crume
Peru
Cee ,D
Kirk
Brandyberry
William Riggs
Walter J. Tyree
Logansport
California
Yellow Creek Mennonite
Elkhart County
Noah Metzler
Metzler
Nappanee
W. W. Sharpless
A. J. Little
Lake Gage
Richland Center Lutheran Church
Sharpless
Louisa Kline
William Bonar
Masonic Hall
A. J. Drumheller
C. Palmeter
George Wolcott
Isaac
J. S. Wade
A. Barnum
J. W. Denny
J. B. Kelso
Butler
Plymouth
South Whitley
Syracuse
Wabash
Preachers Build a Church in Kansas City
Ten pastors and one evangelist began constructing a frame church in Kansas City under W. O. Holdman supervision. The Roanoke Boulevard Christian church aims to serve locals until funds allow a larger building. Women provided lunch as work continued. An African traveler’s tale and locusts in German Southwest Africa are noted, with a settler defending land by ditch and fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Roanoke Boulevard
W. O. Holdman
Africa
Country Parties At Perry Township Home and Shower
A dancing party at Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mobelys in Perry township featured music by C Kellar Albert and Oscar Mobely and George Warner. Guests included Will McKinley Oscar Mobely and many others with Miss Hannah Pollitz honored at a separate shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Kammeyer with games and a piano. New Haven orchestra provided music for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Mobely
Perry Township
Messrs. C. Kellar
Albert
Oscar Mobely
George Warner
Messrs
Mesdames
Will McKinley
Clara
Elsie Warner
Bertha Wertman
Minnie Boren
Della Mobely
Frances
Lizzie van Dorah
Maggie
Josie
Lois Mobely
Mike Hosler
George
August Schlatter
William
Mahlon Warner
Harry Surfus
Walter Rowel
George Hardesty
Edward Ferguson
Charles Soule
Ia Wertman
del Thompson
John Klinger
John de Witt
Thomas Groves
Harrison Bailey
Milo McKinley
Albert Keller
Howard Mobely
Hannah Pollitz
Chris Kammeyer
Women Demand Prison for Reading Railway President Baer
In Philadelphia on June 4 fifty women led by petition signed by 500 mothers confronted Coroner Jermon demanding criminal negligence charges against Reading railroad president George F Baer for the death of William Johnson and his eight year old son Arthur at the Venango street grade crossing. They warned they would tear up tracks if ignored and urged abolition of dangerous crossings. The coroner pledged action and noted a DA staffer would assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Crowell
DeGraf
B. W. Skelton
Fort Wayne
Elkhart High School
Frederick Pfenning
Lima
Lagrange County
A. J. Trout
Lancaster Township
Huntington County
T. E. Adams
Whitley County
William Krise
Concord Township
DeKalb County
Jacob Mishler
Huntington
Orange Township
Perkins
Edith Gingery
Harry Gingery
Auburn
Lawrence E. Opliger
Adams County
Margaret Moody
New Era
Eugene McClellan
James Rhinehart
Elkhart
Goshen
George H. Tapy
Columbia City
Lisbon
Noble County
Albion Knights of Pythias
T. J. Manhorter
Wawaka
Samuel S. Anderson
Jefferson Township
Ossian
Wells County
Bernard Kroeger
St. Bridget’s Catholic Church
Logansport
Henry C. Coe
Wiliam A. Beane
John Ruggles
Washington Township
Salem Church
Thurlow W. Morgan
Gustave Michael
Binffton
M. W. Hamilton
Philadelphia
Jermon
George F. Baer
Reading Railway
William Johnson
Venango Street
Port Richmond
Reading
Emma Buchanan
North Eighth Street
Annie Rogers
West Venango Street
Rebecca Pielman
Sadie Hetherington
Annie Hetherington
Richardson L. Wright
Venango
Arthur Johnson
Quarter Sessions Court
Buchanan
Mr. Jermon
Johnsons
Wheat Market Decline Led by Lithuania Crops and Europe
The Chicago wheat market fell early on June 4 as uprisings in Europe and better crops abroad spurred selling. July and September prices slipped, with brief recoveries from shorts as investors reentered. Corn and oats weakened then steadied, while pork, lard, and ribs moved lower. Toledo prices and livestock quotes followed local market trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Liverpool
Europe
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Toledo
Ohio
East Buffalo and Chicago Markets June 4 Report
East Buffalo market notes 2 720 hog receipts with 1140 shipments. New York shipments 950. market closed strong with highs around 6 70 for medium and heavy hogs and 5 60 5 85 for pigs. Chicago cattle hog and sheep receipts total about 3 500 16 000 and 10 000 respectively with steers 4 60 6 65 hogs 6 15 6 32 rare heavy 5 85 6 27 4 50 7 26 lambs 6 50 8 40. Pittsburg cattle light receipts and hogs 6 50 6 75 with lambs 8 50 down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Shere Ene
Chicago
Western
Pittsburg
Butter and dairy markets steady in Chicago trades
Chicago on June 4 reports butter markets steady with creameries at 18 23 4 cents and daisies at 17 21 4 cents. Cheese market soft with daisies 14 14?3? and twins 12 13 cents while young Americas and Ac. Poultry shows firm prices for turkeys chickens at 13 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Young Americas
New York Butter Market Steady Receipts and Prices
In New York on June 4, butter market held steady with receipts of 13 189 packages. Prices ranged with extra creamery at 24 25c and common to extra at 19 24c. Cheese and eggs markets also steady with varied state and regional prices. Fort Wayne markets list numerous prices for butter eggs poultry and produce. The day includes quotes from Bash & Co. and Weil Brothers with wheat corn oats hides and wool values across multiple markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New State
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennessee
S. Bash & Co
Weil Brothers & Co
MIII
Mayflower
Tresselt &Sons
Shorts
Commission
J. T. Johnson
Barr Street
BK. K. Busn
Columbia Street
Howenstein
Columbia atreet-Chickney
Real estate transfers listed for several townships
A sequence of property conveyances shows Marian Donat transferring to Mary Fordham and multiple other transfers across Drexel Park Jefferson and Lake townships, with prices ranging from $1 to $10,000. Notable entries include Edward Happel to John W. Rapp for $5200 and Carrie Alden to Prairie Grove Cemetery Association, plus numerous parcels in Drexel Park and Pleasant townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Donat
Mary Fordham
Drexel Park Add
Mary C. Brown
James G
Della J. Chamberlain
Lake Tp
Edward and
Louisa Happel
John W. Rapp
Sarah M. Miller
John K. Webster
Jefferson
Carrie S. Alden
Prairie Grove Cemetery Association
Richardville Reserve
Fort Wayne Trust Co
Charles W. Greenick
Drexel Park
Elias A. Waters
Edward B. Weils
Old Boundary Line
Sec
Washington
David Dalman
William C. Shives
Pleasant
Frank Grummaux
Caleb Townsend
Sea
Frank J. Baker
Belinda Baker
Lafayette Tp
Nancy Chaney
John C
M. Chaney
Lafayette
Thomas Hood
Frederick Smith
Springfield
Ameéela Blaising
Della
R. Harper
Bryant
John F. Kern
Frederick Vondran
Pt Kercheval
George L. York
Frederick E. Felger
Che
Lake
William Dalman
John Cutter
William Siebert
Pleasant Tp
Jesse Grice
Paul F. Kuhne
Sermon
Madison
Sarah J. Bowman
Indiana Loan and Best Co
Mary Koehler
Indiana Loar, and Trust Co
Koehler
Wayne
W. J. Randall
W. J. Ranedall
Harvey K. Turner
Herman Sedelemeyer
Muldoon
Marion
Travis Emmie Co
Julius
Ben Levy
Milan
Mary E. Fike
Indiana Loam and Trust Co
G. Burgess
New Haven
Gen. L. York
Fredr. E. Felger
DeKalb Circuit Court
Josephine Maretins
Perry
Nester L. Maretins
la Ofn
Frank C. Martin
Julian J. Martin
Caroline Perriguey
R. L. Remy Investment Co
Samuel Edsall
la Groves
Jesse
D. B. Grice
Non-Resident Notice in Indiana Divorce Case
State of Indiana Allen County Superior Court April Term 1907 issues non resident Hiram W Ome spacher notice of filing and pendency of a divorce complaint requiring appearance by July 10 1907 or default. Attorneys for plaintiff Gandy and Hilgemann.
Non-Resident Notice in Painter v Paine Divorce Case
In Superior Court April Term 1907 Zepha Hoffman Painter sues Alfred Painter Paine as non resident. The clerk notices the case exists and requires appearance by July 16 1907 to answer or demur or the complaint will be heard in absence. Attest Joseph N Logan attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Allen County
Elizabeth Omspacher
Hiram W. Omepacher
Indiana
Sal
Hiram W. Omspacher
Joseph N. Mason
Zepha Hoffman Painter
Alfred Paineers
Alfred Painter
Joseph N. Saescastee
T. J. Logan
Non-resident defendants to answer in Indiana partition suit
In Allen County Indiana the case of William Rohlfing Burritt et al versus Henry Garver et al for partition of real estate proceeds with a notice that non-residents Henry Garver and Mary Garver must appear by July 29 1907 to answer or demur or the case will proceed in their absence Attest Joseph N Mason ERM RICK and EMRICK Attorneys for Plaintiff Also notices executrix appointed for Louisa Veit late of Allen County Indiana deceased with belief the estate is solvent Executrix Wilhe Hall er
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Allen County
William Rohlfing Burritt
Henry Garver
Superior Court
Mary Garver
State of
Indiana
Joseph N. Mason
Louisa Veit
Wilhe
Haller
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Northeastern Indiana Baptist Association
W. Spencer
David Warnacut
Inwood
Marshall County
Pennsylvania Company
Harry Forney
Herschel Thomas
DeKalb Light and Fuel Company
Arthur R. Huyette
Sam J. Brickley
Charles Markley
Huyette
Brickley
Markley
Alex Mann
Delmar Shoop
Morning Times
Thad Butler
Huntington Herald
George W. Ellis
Abraham E. Weaver
Bristol
Baer
Grain and Provisions
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Aes Sbs
Hocking Valle
Massillon
Jackson
Pocahontas
Fort
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Toledo, Ohio
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