Comrades Honor Silent Victors at Memorial Service
The First Baptist church hosted Encampment No. 61 Union Veteran Legion for its annual memorial service. Names of dead veterans were read, wreaths placed, and a choral program featured Mrs Clara Zollars Bond with a sermon by Rev J N Field on deliverance from sin as the start of life.
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First Baptist Church
Union Veteran Legion
Clara Zollars Bond
Legion
Henry Hart
William Donnell
George Graham
M. M. Thompson
T. W. Tohngon
Charles Farr
E. G. Anderson
Matthias Conrad
Levi H. Miler
George Turner
John Houser
George A. Gale
J. N. Field
Egypt
Christ
Ningfro
Forty Years After War Address to Soldiers
A speaker salutes veterans, praising their patriotism and bravery. He urges old soldiers to press on, comparing them to Paul and calling for continued faith and moral victory as they transition from war to peace.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Dozen Men Blown in 10-Death Mine Explosion
Reports describe a deliberate explosion near Independence that killed and maimed many non union miners at the Findlay mine. A 75 yard wired trigger attached to a revolver caused a massive blast. Authorities guard the site as they pursue suspects amid fears of arson and retaliation.
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Wang
Delmonico
Burton
Wilson
Underwood
Nea
UNON
Findlay
A. E. Carleton
First National Bank
Cripple Creek
Victor
Independence
Telluride In Colorado Under Martial Law In Mine Feud
Governor Peabody maintains order as six months pass with military rule suspended and troops withdrawn. Mine owners led by Mortland company hire workers only if they renounce allegiance to the Western Federation of Miners. Federation president Charles H. Moyer is jailed in Telluride on charges of inciting insurrection and rebellion. The federation orders a one hour day, aiming to cut ore supplies to mills and smelters not complying.
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Tessuride
Feaboay
Mortland Company
Westen Federation
Denver
Charles H. Moyer
Federation
Telluride
Peabody
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Western Federation of Minera
Thibetans Close Monastery After Failed Peace Talks
A report says Russian fleet offered terms to Thibetans to settle differences before June 25 but the message was returned unopened and without comment. The Thibetans reportedly chose war, concentrating in Gyang Tee monastery and town to block General M. Donald’s arrival at Gyang Pea, signaling tougher advances than before.
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Gyang Tse
Gyang ‘Tee
M.donald
Gyang Pea
Chinese Occupation Talk Steers Toward Tien Tsin Meeting
Japanese minister to China Tien Tsin June G Uchida conferred with the viceroy in Pekin and returned to the capital. Inapan appears to push China to occupy original Russian territory, risking neutrality and inviting Russia to attack, while China pledges neutrality for the war’s duration.
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Tien Tsin
G—Uchida
China
Pekin
Inapan
Russia
Japanese Navy and Army Promotions Signal War’s Top Commanders
In Tokio on June 6 Vice Admiral Togo and Admiral Yamamoto were elevated to Kaigun Taisho, the navy’s highest rank. Lieuten ant Generals Oosawa Hasegawa Nogi Nishi and Kodama named generals. Nogi not assigned yet, Nishi commands the second division, Kodama becomes vice chief of the general staff, Fukushima shares credit for army organization and war conduct. Promotions honor wartime service.
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Tokio
Togo
Yamamoto
Minster
Kaigun Taisho
Oosawa
Hasegawa
Nogi
Nishi
Kodama
Okasawa
Hagi- Bawa
Imperial Guards
Sta
Fukushima
Defiance found on Yeddo steamer amid harbor wreckage
Port Arthur report notes a defiant message tied to a bridge rail aboard the sunken steamer Yeddo, signed by Lieutenant Commander Keriso. He is said to be among the dead, with a prior visit on the Kossuke. United States agent Greener publishes 1854 treaty provisions to aid neutral goods in transit amid trade paralysis.
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Port Arthur
Yeddo
Rnil
Keriso
Vlndivostok
Tune
United States
Richard Z. Greener
Russia
Russia fears US ceding Philippines to Japan though wary
St. Petersburg notes in Novoe Vremya that the United States may sell the Philippine Islands to Japan rather than defend them, arguing a far sighted motive to avoid costly distant control after war lessons. Europe favored Spain to America, but the Philippines remain contentious.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremyn
United States
Philippine
Japan
Russia
Europe
Philippines
Fragmentary 1900s text on imperial cession and Asia
The fragment hints at European and Asiatic interests, mentioning England, Tadla, Indo China, and Java. It notes that cession could delay Japan’s ambitions for several years, reflecting imperial tensions and territorial considerations.
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Europe
England
Tadla
France
Sven Hollang
Java
Japan
Officers Promoted Amid War Dispatches and Chinese Protest
London reports from Tokio state numerous promotions for service during the war including the advancement of Vise Admirals Togo and Yamamoto to admiral. In St Petersburg China protests Russia over alleged interference with Manchurian villages. Russia says only bandit-harboring natives punished.
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London
Tokio
Togo
Yammato
St Petersburg
China
Russia
Manchuria
Springfield township graduation program at Harlan M E church
The graduation exercises at Springfield township school were held Thursday evening at Harlan M E Church. The program featured a class march, invocations by Rev W E Ingalls, recitations by Dora Myers and Emma Walter, several vocal solos and duets, instrumental pieces, and a valedictory and class address. Diplomas were presented by Bapt Hos G Felger and a benediction by Rev W J Becker.
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Springfield Township
Harlan M. E. Church
Vincent
W. E. Ingalls
Hing
Claud Lemon
Hazel Roberts
Oberon
Lela James
Josia Eckels
Cere
Hazel Greenawalt
Edward Hoffman
HE. G. Felger
Benediction
We J. Becker
Road project progress and local labor changes noted
The city quarry yard shed a brief discharge of unprofitable workers, fueling rumors that all men were let go. Dr. Fledderjohann, however, said the railway line progress across all Hns branches continues and the road is being pushed toward completion as fast as possible.
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Hine
Girselves
Hns
Dr. Fledderjohann
Serious charge against driver in assault case
Walter Relue, a Bush packing company driver living on Dwengers avenue, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Huguenard on a criminal assault charge involving a sixteen year old girl from White's field. Relue, 19, declined to enter pleas, was held to circuit court under $1,000 bond, and the incident followed a party where the girl traveled with Relue and his sisters before crossing a lonely area to reach her home. The affidavit was filed by Deputy Prosecutor Underwood after the girl reported the assault. Relue is married six months and has no prior trouble.
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Walter Relus
Bush Packing Company
Dwengers‘avenue
Huguenard
Denault
George Ryan
White's Field
Geary
Rélue
Justice Skelton
Pupil Diplomas Awarded at Perry Township Commencement
Sixteen Perry township common school pupils received diplomas at the M. B. church in Huntertown Saturday evening. Attorney Garl Yaple delivered the class address. Felger conferred diplomas. Salutatorian Lester Garman and valedictorian Edna Andrews led a program of student orations and musical selections.
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Perry Township
M. B. Church
Huntertown
Garl Yaple
Felger
Lester Garman
Edna Andrews
Triffes
Willie Swink
Edith Garman
Perry Barrett
Ida Urbine
Sylvester Warner
M. T. McComb
Charles H. Hartung
Mabel D. Yall
Edith L. Glock
McComb
Bunting
Earl Rundles
Laura Parks
Grayce Martin
George Hursh
Pushing Work On Road In Decatur Area
A Decatur report claimed the Springfield and Fort Wayne faction company discharged most workers on the line between Decatur and Fort Wayne. W H Fledderjohann denied the rumor, stating there are more than 100 men at work on the project.
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Decatur Journal
Decatur
Springfield
Fort Wayne
W. H. Fledderjohann
Journal Atntad
Democratic Call for Allen County Delegates 1904
Allen county Democrats vote in precincts on Friday June 10 1904 to elect delegates to the congressional convention. Ballots for delegates on blue paper. Delegates apportioned by 200 votes for John W Jern governor 1900 across wards and townships. Delegates meet June 17 1904 at 2 pm in Fort Wayne for nomination and business. 113 total delegates with counts for each county. Andrew A Adams district chairman. Try Sentinel want ads.
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Allen County
Pri
Cnet
John W. Jern
Twelfth Congressional District
Indiana
Court House
Fort Wayne
Congress
Twelfth
DeKalb County
Noble County
Lagrange County
Steuben County
Whitley County
Andrew A. Adams
Fourteen Die in Peoria Distillery Explosion
Peoria Illinois June reports identify two more victims Louis Sancks and Milton Crowl bringing expected death toll to fourteen. Rescue efforts continue for five bodies believed trapped in the Corning distillery ruins as health officials begin burying 3000 cattle and corroding carcasses pose health risk. Fire and explosion destroyed a massive eleven story warehouse and set adjacent structures ablaze causing $1,250,000 in losses with whisky running through streets and stock pens as crews struggle to save nearby distillery buildings.
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Peoria
Ill
Louis Sancks
Milton Crowl
Corning
Goroner Harper
George Gebhardt
Peter Lettemeyer
Thomas E. Montgomery
Samuel Parsons
Louis Sacks
Milton Growl
Ernest Brown
William Finley, Jr
John Hobaker
Frank Knoll
Louis Sax Alec, Powell
John Ansbee
Joseph Zimmerman
Tottering
Walla
Monarch
Daniel Giese
John McDonald
Honor for John Morris Jr Delegate from Indiana
John Morris Jr of Breene Morris law firm has been named by Governor Durbin as one of Indiana’s three delegates to the universal congress of lawyers in St. Louis on September 28 29 and 30. The other delegates are Merrill Moores of Indianapolis and Truman F Primer of Monticello. The selection is a high compliment and a recognition of his standing in the profession.
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John Morris
John Morris, Jr
Breene& Morris
Durbin
Indiana
Universal Congress of Lawyers
St. Louis
Merrill Moores
Indianapolis
Truman F. Primer
Monticello
Morris
Township caucus picks trustee and assessor nominees
In Washington Township Frank Young was nominated for trustee and Adolph Grosjean for assessor while James H. Aiken was named trustee for Lafayette Township. Quincy Redden and Chester Greer tied for assessor with primaries Friday to decide. An unrelated note mentions Foley's Kidney Cure sold by Dreier & Bro.
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Washington
Lafayette Townships
Frank Young
Adolph’ Grosjean
Lafayette Township
James H. Aiken
Quincy Redden
Chester Greer
Lane Brother Injured In Interurban Collision
Charles R. Lane editor of the Daily News rushed to Mt. Clemens Michigan on Sunday after his brother E. T. Lane of Anderson was badly hurt in an interurban car crash. His left arm was crushed possibly requiring amputation. The injured salesman is well known in Fort Wayne.
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Charles R. Lane
The
Daily News
Mt. Clemens
Mich
E. T. Lane
Anderson
Fort Wayny
Restorative Nervine Praised by Traveling Elder
Rev. M. D. Myers, Presiding Elder of the Tree Methodist Church, testifies that Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine cured years of nervous prostration and stomach trouble. He reports regained weight and energy despite heavy travel and preaching duties, urging others with nerve or heart ailments to try the remedy and seek the free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Ophaha
Miles
M. D. Myers
Tree Methodist Church
Correctionville
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elicbart
Ind
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Cure for Women
The text argues that female illness harms health and beauty, claiming many cases of weakness stem from womanly diseases. It cites testimonials and a $500 reward for cures of leucorrhea, weakness, womb issues, and related problems, urging trial of Dr. Pierce’s remedies and noting Pleasant Pellets support digestion and liver function.
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Dr. Pierce
United States
Mia
Ann Quinn
Trosstrer Woman's Alliible Club
Go Sycamore St. Milwaukee
Pierce
Four men dynamite Maumee river fish kill near Walton bridge
During a storm on a Friday evening four men used dynamite charges in a small Maumee Bayou near the Walton Avenue bridge. They fled as an irate resident arrived with shotguns. Hundreds of fish including pickerel and carp were found dead in the water. authorities say dynamiting is common in the Maumee area with little effort to catch the offenders.
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Maumee
Walton Avenue
Ten Years in Bed Patient Credits Foley's Kidney Cure
Oakville Indiana resident J B Gray reports ten years bedridden with kidney disease unable to move part of time. After consulting top physicians no relief, Foley's Kidney Cure is described as a godsend. Sold by Dreier and Bro.
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BR. A, Gray, J. B
Oakville
Ind
Foley
Dreier & Bro
Berry crates scarce halt Louisville strawberry shipments
In Louisville and New Albany crates for shipping strawberries have run out, threatening losses for New Albany growers as the peak crop and record one day shipment of 120000 gallons risk spoilage. The season is at its height and the supply failure will end large shipments. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised for bronchial relief.
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Louisville
New Albany
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