Modern miracle in redemption of man
Chicago June 11 miracles are shown in the reclamation of Harry M Hill once a leading Southern bar member and brother of Napoleon Hill. Now nearly 80 he resumes law in a West Side Chicago flat given by his brother on condition of sobriety. He marries nurse who aided his recovery and is restored to health and dignity after years on the levee and in St Louis lodgings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis Levee
Harry M. Hill
Southern Bar
Napoleon Hill
Memphis
Tenn
South
Vincennes Avenue
Napoleon
Walla
Hill
Judge” Hill
St. Louis
Shere
Marshall County
Miss
Duncan Hill
Himself
Jerome
Mlinois Central Railroad
Bolivar
Harry
University of Nashville
Tennessee Bar
Court of West
Amessie
The
Criminal Court
Cleveland
N-Fontaine
Ection
Pine Street
Fifteenth and
Pine Streets
John R. Bode
van Buren Street
West
Monroe Street
William Effort
Mary Ackenbach
Nurse
Fallows
Healy
Auchakil
Bey
Chicago Beach
Mary
Sacred Heart Commencement Highlights Two Graduates
Sacred Heart Academy held its thirty-eighth annual commencement at Robison park with Miss Mary Alma Urbine of Fort Wayne earning academic honors and Miss Irene A. Schnelker of New Haven in elocution. The program featured class recitations, music, and an extensive art display showcasing watercolor, crayon, and leather pieces, plus elaborate embroidered pillows and centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alma Urbine
Fort Wayne
Irene A. Schnelker
New Haven
Sacred Heart Academy
Robison Park
Miss Schnelker
Urbine
Misses Schneiker
Grace
Helen Mulligan
Davenport
Heckart
Crown
Johnson
Neil
Charlotte Lassus
Olmstead
Hickey
Borders
W. C. Heckart
F. Evans
Thomas
Banet
Hensinger
Ridgeley
Willard Yeakle
Bliss
Father Durham
Helen Olmstead
Pharoah
Irene Schnelker
Anbelina Heckart
Jeane
Julia
Mary Hickey
Gertrude Coleman
Alma Urbine
Genieve Mulligan
Lenora Case
Gertrude Bliss
la France
Dessie Markey
Susanna Johnson
Grace Dancer
Lilian Riely
Marjory Boetz
Angeline Heckart
Florence Nielt
Clara Lassus
Julia Borders
Louise Oliver
Walletta Yeakle
Bessie Carter
Willow
Clara Heckart
Ethel Evans
Maud Thomas
Goldie Ridgly
Florence H Evans
Bank Officers Listed in Annual Directors Vote
The document lists multiple bank officials and associates including Henry C. Paul president Charles Bond vice president William Rohan cashier Stephen Morris assistant cashier and a large group of directors such as Clement P. App John H. Baas G. Max Hoffman Gaylord M. Leafe Aug B C Becker John M. Landen William A. Bohn and others. The roll also names Willis Hattersley Ely Hoffman Henry Moellering and William K. Nobile among the listed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Max Hoffman
Gaylord M. Leafe
Aug. B.C. Becker
John M. Landen
Dunn Returns in Best of Spirits Amid Freeman Hope
Charles W. Dunn 66, twice convicted of murder and granted new trials, arrives Fort Wayne from Michigan City prison and faces third trial. He greets Sheriff Grice, recalls innocence, and says he will seek freedom and reunite with his hospitalized wife if acquitted. He is cheerful, in good health, and eager to see his son and paper delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 11
Grice
Charles W. Dunn
Alice Cothrell
Supreme Court
Fort Wayne
Michigan City
Dunn
Pennsylvania Lines
Jesse Gwinn
Gwinn
Sentinel
Supreme, Court
Warden Reid
Richmond
Tom Davidson
Whitley County
Davidson
Lightning Strikes buggy. driver survives narrow escape
Lightning struck the buggy carrying James FE Ballou of Huntertown as he traveled from the city to his home. Ballou unconscious after the bolt, horse ran away dragging the wrecked vehicle a quarter mile. He was uninjured beyond the shock. Edward Mahan, 14, adopted son of Mrs. William Campbell, vanished from 2515 Warsaw St Saturday noon. seen fishing near Spy Run by Lawton Park. police sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. Ballou
Huntertown
Mr. Ballou
Edward Mahan
William Campbell
Warsaw Street
Lawton Park
Interurban to adopt new Fort Wayne Auburn schedule
Officials of the Toledo and Chicago Interurban company are preparing a new timetable for the Fort Wayne to Auburn division. Cars will run between the two cities every two hours. A Kendallville power house has begun but will not operate at full strength soon. The company plans a passenger schedule improvement while freight traffic shows strong gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne- Auburn
Toledo and
Indiana Postmasters Names Sent to Senate
The president sent to the Senate the names of J. R. Shivey for postmaster at Bluffton Indiana and H. A. Strohm at Kentland Indiana. The communication adds that the nominees are awaiting confirmation and notes expected action this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Washington
Senate
J. R. Shivey
Bluffton
Ind
H. A. Strohm
Kent
Dozen on Docket in Police Court
About a dozen prisoners appeared before Judge Skelton for public intoxication and related charges. Sixteen year olds Louis Pion and Charles Druhot admitted their age after a Saturday arrest. officers seek to uncover where they obtained liquor. Several others faced fines from $1 to $5 plus costs for intoxication or concealed weapons, with one bond forfeiture noted. A riot in the Rolling Mill District left a wounded man and a knife injury, while officers pursued further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skelton
Louis Pion
Charles Druhot
John Lee
Niemeyer
Lee
James Wire
Frank Lewis
Frank Ott
George Bentley
John Farren
John Offelden
John Morning
Petgen
Charles Brown
James Fry
Neil Monahan
Henry Hoffman
Rolling Mill
John Matty
Matti Janos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tome
Anho
Earth
Jeu
Tye
Rke
Hull
Silas
Keer
Hanks
NEW York Evening Telegram
NEW York Herald
Gutter
Ried
Sacred Heart’s
Henry C. Paul
Chas. E. Bond
Wm. H. Rohan. Cashier
Stephen Morris
Clement P. App
John H. Baas
Wm. A. Bohn
Berger
Stephen B. Bond
Chas . Bond
John W. Eggeman
B. Fitzpatrick
Chas. Quild
Willis Hattersley
Ely Hoffman
Henry F. Moellering
Wm. B.mozaiman
Wm. K. Nobile
Fe ‘Howard M. “Wilson
J. E. Ballou
Deena
Cacmmon
Roth
Wu Liriday
Judge Skelton
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