Ongoing Boston Trial Tells of Bergen and Owen Case
Ferdinand HB. Bergen was found guilty on one count of conspiracy and three counts of larceny in a three week trial in Boston Superior Court. Former Congressman William D. Owen of Indiana faces similar charges and remains at large. Jury split on many larceny counts. sentence deferred for Bergen.
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Boston
Ferdinand HB. Bergen
Berges
William D. Owen
Indiana
Ubero
Mexico
Owen
White
Borges
Ahero
City Fruit
Owen in Europe reportedly abroad after long absence
Indianapolis June 9 William OD Owen former congressman and secretary of state has been absent from the United States for over a year and is believed in Europe. Sightings reported by Indiana travelers place him in Switzerland. Authorities have not disclosed actions toward arrest. He was indicted in Massachusetts.
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Indianapolis
William OD. Owen
United States
Europe
Indiana
Switzerland
Massachusetts
Engineer Overcome at Randall Garage Narrowly Escapes Gas
Jacob Gehring, an engineer at Randall automobile garage, was overcome by gas fumes in the basement Friday morning. A. L. Randall found him unconscious and brought him to the open air, where he was resuscitated and taken home. The cause is blamed on a gasoline engine and poor ventilation.
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Jacob Gehring
Randall Automobile Garage
A. L. Randall
Mr. Gehring
Colling Offered Assistant Manager Post at Algonquin Hotel
Will D. Colling head clerk at the Wayne hotel has been offered the position of assistant manager of the Algonquin hotel in Dayton Ohio and may accept. If he takes the job he will leave Fort Wayne around July 1. Colling is popular and experienced, with prospects of success in the new role.
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Will D. Colling
Wayne Hotel
Algonquin Hotel
Dayton, O
Fort Wayne
Collins
Sunday School Picnic at Spring Grove Farm
The First Baptist church holds its annual Sunday school picnic at Spring Grove farm on June 28. Children attend with teachers and officers, bringing basket lunches for a noon meal. The event is hosted by Mr Bendur and the owner, with the site praised for accessibility and beauty.
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First Baptist Church
Spring Grove Farm
Bendurand
Ebhildren
Northern Indianall and Roanoke prepare for July celebration
The Roanoke area plans a Fourth of July event while Auburn organizes a lecture course for the coming season. M A Frysinger, aged 23, has been named postmaster at Decatur. Mrs Catherine Kaler, 76, pioneer resident of Columbia City, died Friday. Taylor University awarded Rev L A Beeks a Doctor of Divinity degree. The Toledo and Chicago interurban will extend from Auburn to Waterloo and operate within sixty days. A 12 year old boy near South Whitley was kicked by a horse and lost six teeth. The passage also mentions Queen Alexandria and a mistress arranging servants for her appearances.
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Roanoke
Auburn
M. A. Frysinger
Decatur
Catherine Kaler
Columbia City
Taylor University
L. A. Beeks
Elkhart
M. E
Bluffton
Toledo
Chicago
Waterloo
Frank ‘Wagner
South
Whitley
Lightning strikes cause widespread damage in Fort Wayne storm
A severe electrical storm hits Fort Wayne Friday evening causing extensive damage to telephone telegraph and electric light wires and disrupting street and interurban rail service. Rural carrier E. H. Felger survives a lightning strike that kills his horse and injures him, while a funeral party car is halted by a struck tree and a resident’s table is shattered without serious injuries.
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Fort Wayne
City Street Railway
Wnen
Toledo
Chicago
Garrett
Perkins
Wabash Valley Company
E. H. Felger
Adams Township
Felger
George Judt
Charles J. Thiele
Pleasant Township
President Presses Unselfish Ideals for Girls Graduates
President Roosevelt urged graduates of the National Cathedral School for Girls to pursue homely duty with unselfish service and self respect. He warned against fantastical ideals, stressing balance between wealth and happiness and the duty of earning a livelihood for dependents.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Cathedral School For Girls
Mount St. Albans
Ethel
Admiral Dewey
Trestees
Bishop Satterlee
Atest
White House
American League Park
Washington High School
William Bland
Vilas Endorses Bryan for Presidency at Convention
William F. Vilas former U S senator and cabinet member endorses William J. Bryan for the presidential nomination at the national convention. Vilas was a leading backer of the Palmer Buckner ticket in 1896 and is quoted in Milwaukee on June 9.
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Palmer and
Buckner
Jones
Bryan
Milwaukee
Wis
Thewaukee Journal Today
United States
William F. Vilas
Cleveland
William J. Bryan
Vilas
Former Democratic Chairman Backs Bryan Nomination
Former Arkansas senator James K. Jones, longtime Democratic figure and ally of William J. Bryan, urged the president to nominate Bryan. Jones said Bryan is the party’s logical candidate and would likely win if nominated, though Bryan might not seek the third bid.
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Washington
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Democracy
Bryans Arrive Karlsbad Then Leave for Dresden
William J. Bryan his wife and children arrived at Karlsbad on June 93 and departed for Dresden today. His plans remain uncertain though he likely will travel to St. Petersburg via Berlin.
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Karlsbad
William J. Bryan
Dresden
Bryan
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Chicago Doctor Demonstrates Body Cremation For Point
Dr. John Golden testified in the Kabal murder trial that he burned a man’s body on January 23 at the McCarthy farm to show a bonfire could cremate a body. The demonstration lasted four and a half hours and left only ashes in a cigar box. Witnesses included District Attorney Krugmeier and Dr. Nolan among others.
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Appleton, Wis
Kabal
John Golden
Chicago
John Murphy
McCarthy
Golden
Krugmeier
Colon
Nolan
Ryan and
Helmneman
Phelps Extends Sentinel Trip Contest for Newsboys
Charles A. Phelps, Arcade news dealer, expands the Ten day trip to 3000 miles for top selling Sentinel sellers. Start in this city go to Toledo then Detroit Mackinac Chicago Milwaukee and home via Nickel Plate. Each Sentinel sold counts twenty votes. contest ends next Saturday night.
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Charles A. Phelps
Arcade
Toledo
Detroit
Lake Huron
Mackinac
Chicago
Milwaukee
Sentinel
Phelps
The
Surgeons Named for Fort Wayne and Wabash Line
The Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction company lists company surgeons in cities along the line. Fort Wayne includes Dr. J. M. Dinnen and Dr. L. P. Drayer. Wabash lists Dr. H. O. Thompson. Peru designates Dr. L. M. Malibu. Logansport assigns Dr. J. P. Heherington.
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Fort Wayne
Wabash Valley Traction Company
J. M. Dinnen
L.P. Drayer
Wabash
H. 0.Thompson
Peru
L. M
Malibu
Logansport
J. P. He Herington
Washington June 9 The bill prohibiting corporations from making money contributions to politics
The report from Washington notes a proposed bill that would bar corporations from making monetary political contributions. It outlines aims to limit corporate influence in elections and policy debates, signaling a move toward stricter campaign finance rules.
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Washington
New Pastor Henry T Sell Called to Plymouth Church
Rev Henry T Sell D D has been chosen as pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church in Fort Wayne. He comes from Chicago where he led Covenant Church and edited the Advance. He has written eight Bible study books with a combined circulation over 70000 copies and earned broad critical endorsement.
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Henry T. Sell
D. D
Plymouth Congregational Church
J. Webster
Fort Wayne
Forest Park paving plan accelerates water service prelay
The city’s board of public works invites Forest Park owners to install water mains before paving begins. About 100 new services planned along Huffman Street. Forest Park company deposits 3000 dollars to fund laying mains, with city supervision and water rentals to repay. Barber Asphalt expects Wallace Street paving within a week. Huffman concreting starts next Tuesday and paving ready by July 1.
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Huffman Street
Board of Public Works
Henry M. Williams
K. J. Bauer
Ortlieb
Forest Park Company
Forest Park District
New Democratic Central Committee Organized at Fort Wayne
The June 1 nominating primary produced a unanimous choice for chairman Edward A Hoffman Fort Wayne for vice chairman Frank S Lamont Jefferson Township secretary Louis S C Schroeder Fort Wayne and treasurer Frank J Belot Fort Wayne The meeting at Fort Wayne City Hall praised retiring officers Capt E B Smith and D C Stout and set plans for an expanded executive committee Forty six members comprise the county central committee with twenty four new faces.
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New Democratic Central Committee
City Hall
Edward A. Hoffman
Fort Wayre
Frank S. Lamont
Jefferson Township
Louis
C. Schroeder
Fort Wayne
Frank J. Belot
E. B. Smith
D. C. Stout
Art Smith
Second Ward
EB. G. Hoffman
Hoffman
J. J. Bauer
Louis S. C. Schroeder
Fourth Ward
Anselm Fuelber
Seventh
Fuelber
Schroeder
C. O. Lepper
T. F. Bresnahan
BE. J. Lennon
F. C. Boltz
Bresnahan
Lennon
Belot
Lepper
Boltz
Albert E.thomas
Smith
Stout
8. M. Hench
Thomas
Will C. Ryan
Ryan
Capt. Smith
County Central Committee
Flying squadron to man Indiana recruiting office
Corporal Helm, head of the 826 Calhoun Street office, will spend alternating weeks on the road visiting towns in his district to drum up recruits. Corporal Bard will cover when Helm is away, ensuring two officers remain connected to the northern Indiana and nearby Ohio counties recruiting HQ.
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Helm
Calhoun Street
Bard
General Service
Indiana
Ohio
Local Managers Endorse New Guidelines for Electrical Works
Board officials urge adoption of expanded procedures at Electrical Werke with a new guideline set. The directive aims to standardize safety, training, and project oversight across workshops and facilities managed by the guild.
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Woanager
Confirmation at St Pauls Parish by Bishop Alerding
The class of young people receiving first communion at St Pauls Catholic church on Sunday June 3 was confirmed at 10 am by Bishop Alerding. Assisting were Father Kroll Father Parquet Father Yonn Father Lafontaine and Father Thoma. Names include August Huhn Clarence Freiburger George Nichter William Heid William Stahl Howard Blust Joseph Brunner George Bogert Leo Fox George Harber Henry Lemaster Fred Link Johannah Hahn Irene Grime Mary Brilmeier Celeste Gruber Gertrude Koonitz Anna Hensler Stella Mers Adele Heit Laura Rekers Hetella Gramer Elizabeth Wolfrum.
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St. Paul's Catholic Church
Alerding
Father Kroll
St. Paul’s Church
Father Parquet
St. Paul's
Father Yonn
Cathedral
Father Lafontaine
Schoola
Fort Wayne
Father Thoma
St. Joseph's Hospital
August Huhn
Clarence Freiburger
Lawrence Freiburger
George Nichter
William Heid
William Stahl
Howard Blust
Joseph Brunner
George Bogert
Leo Fox
George Harber
Henry Lemaster
Fred Link
Johannah ‘Hahn
Irene
Grime
Mary. Brilmeier
Celeste Gruber
Gertrude Koonitz
Anna Hensler
Handsome Donation Promises School Building Upgrade
A donor pledges support for the school in a generous gift aimed at constructing a new building. The contribution underlines community backing and highlights plans for improved facilities.
Editor of Akron and Chili died found in bed
Ephraim member of the Illinois theme editor of pers Akron and Chilii ea was found dead in his bed at home today.
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Hphraim
Lggisla Thmea
Pers . Akron and Chiliiea 1E
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