WEDDINGS. Gloyd-Badiac and Tracey-Danten unions
Miss Ethel May Gloyd and Isadore Badiac wed at the bride’s Perry township home with Rev. G S Seiple officiating. Norma Alice Gloyd was maid of honor with Charles Moody as best. The ceremony featured roses and smilax and a sumptuous dinner afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badiac-Gloyd
Ethel May Gloyd
George Gloyd
Perry
Township
Isadore Badiac
G. S. Seiple
Norma Alice Gloyd
Charles E. Moody
Charles I. Badiac
Jerome Gloyd
Edward Gloyd
Kendallville
W. S. Gloyd
Co. W. Badiac
G. Dunten
Julia Dunten
Anson Dunten
Frank Snyder
Ivan Bowser
Charles Kerns
August Tonkle
Charles Reker
H. Gregg
K. Ditch
Sarah Fitch
Seiple
Della
Dessie
Stella
Gertrude Gloyd
Blanche
Delia Kerns
Mydia Sharp
Elsie
Vannie
Mabel Pratt
Anna Solomon
Ada
Grace Waters
Jay
Bessie Tonkle
Emanuel Gunder
Frank
Claude
Bert Fitch
Frank Heckler
Clem Urbine
Homer Bowser
Local Birthday Gatherings Highlight Leisure Across Town
Neighbors and friends from Springfield and Washington townships gathered Wednesday to celebrate Mrs. R. Leighner's birthday with a fine dinner. Attendees included Rev. Hutchins, Leroy Blackburn, George Snyder, Harter, Repp, and many Leighners plus the Weslings. Minnie Wesling marked her ninth birthday with friends from Gar Creek area and nearby towns. A separate Sooiree honored Miss Clara Henschen at the Henschen residence in Washington township with cards music and a supper attended by many relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Leighner
Springfield Township
Will
Ben
Edwin Schowe
Otto
Fred
Edwin Henschen
Ernest Henschen
Ertertainmenta
Births Reported in City Listings
Born to Mr and Mrs Albert Ben ner of 2519 Warsaw street a girl born to Mr and Mrs James A Lig eet a son born to Mr and Mrs M T Geake of 114 West Tabor street a son born to Mr and Mrs Charles Currie of 1112 Nelson street a son born to Mr and Mrs Charles Arp of East Wayne street a son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Benner
Warsaw Street
James A. Ligeet
M. T. Geake
West Tabor Street
Charles Currie
Nelson Street
Charles Arp
East Wayne Street
Marriage Licenses Recorded For Several Couples
Archibald B Morrison 29 salesman and engineer wed Sadie Maria Rock hill 29. Thomas P McCrea 24 brakeman married Mabel Baer 20. George Downs 32 moulder wed Elizabeth Biberson 36. Henry F Hampel 24 carpenter wed Toretta Tracey 21. Henry Harefeld 27 laborer wed Mathilda W Werling 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald B. Morrison
Sadie Maria Rockhill
Thomas P. McCrea
Mabel Baer
George Downs
Elizabeth Biberson
Henry F. Hampel
Toretta Tracey
Henry ¥. Harefeld
Mathilda W. Werling
Expert Wagner Questioned On Thaw Insanity Facts
District Attorney Jerome grilled Dr. Charles G. Wagner about Thaw's mental state and forms of insanity including paranoia and dementia praecox. Wagner testified Thaw showed adolescent insanity with delusions and that he knew the pistol could kill, while noting brain storm episodes and the influence of Evelyn Nesbit's story on Thaw's mind.
Malta Vita Pure Grain Breakfast Food Promoted as Healthful
The advertisement extols Malta-Vita as a pure wholesome grain product with barley malt extract as a natural sweetener. It claims the cereal is all wheat, thoroughly cleaned, steamed, rolled into flakes and baked, then sold by grocers for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta-Vita
Thaw Trial Defense Alienists Testify On Mental State
District Attorney Jerome finished cross examining Dr. Britton D. Evans, the defense’s alienist, who claimed a brain storm affected Harry K. Thaw during the Stanford White killing. Dr. Evans admitted Thaw knew what he did the night of the tragedy, yet called it insane knowledge as his brain storm cleared after the act. Dr. Wagner said Thaw shows symptoms near melancholia and dementia, with present tense analysis of insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Wagner
Hedges
Evans
Charles G. Wagner
State Hospital For the Insane
Binghamton
N. Y
Allan McLane Hamilton
Mr. Jerome
Fitzgerald
Harry Thaw
Tiam
Br. Wagner
White
Ike
Stanford White
Thavn
Dr. Wagner
Justice Fitzgerald
Gie
Thaw
Dr. Evans
New York
Britton D. Evans
Harry K. Thaw
Binghampton
Evang
Thaw Trial Moves On as Evans Testifies in Court
New York March 4. The March term of the criminal branch of the supreme court was postponed and the Thaw case resumed with Dr Britton D Evans on the stand. Evans described Thaw’s mental state after the Stanford White killing and discussed whether Thaw was sane or insane under New York law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Criminal Branch
Supreme Court
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Britton D. Evans
New Jersey
Thaw Annays
Peabody
Mc Pike
Jerome
Dr. Evans
Daniel O’reilly
O’reilly
Evans
Stanford ‘White
State budget boosts clerks and boards face higher salaries
The inspector's office clerk salary rises from 600 to 909 dollars. Appeals by institutions and boards for extra funds were denied. Purdue asked 300000 instead of 100000, the epileptic village 206000 instead of 100900, and the Indiana boys' school for 25000 more for a new cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Indiana Boys’ School
Burglars Safe After Leaving $120 In Reach
Police investigated a string of burglaries believed tied to a south side gang. A night watch remembered not throwing a combination and found $120 of his money still within easy reach, but the thieves left after realizing the safe remained open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankenbruck
Lenz
Indiana Student Robbery Arrest in Lake Forest Enclave
Chicago March 5 Richard Hopps a Lake Forest University student and son of lawyer Ira C Hopps Kokomo Ind is under arrest charged with robbing the residence of Robert Chatfield-Taylor a wealthy Lake Forest resident The theft valued at about 5000 was three weeks past Hopps was nabbed while trying to dispose of jewelry in a pawn shop Detectives recovered a trunk of Taylor property diamonds silverware and curios from Hopps fraternity room Hopps also confessed to robbing Robert McGann of Lake Forest and claimed no motive beyond wanting beautiful things Other local items include a Huntington county pioneer Anthony Bolinger dead at 86 and a suit verdict in favor of defendant in Vought vs O Leary pending malpractice damages The will of Alexander Lee in Bluffton leaves land to eight children with cash shares for others A stave factory sale in Ossian and a Panhandle brakeman injured in a caboose accident are also noted A skating accident near South Whitley injures a boy’s eye in surgery ongoing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Richard Oo. Hopps
Lake Forest University
Ira C. Hopps
Kokomo
Ind
Robert Chatfield-Taylor
Lake Forest
Hopps
Taylor
Robert McGann
C. F. Rakestraw
Angola
Republican
Anthony Bolinger
Huntington County
Henry Winters
Bippus
Huntington
Edward Vought
G. M. O'Leary
Alexander Lee
Bluffton
H. A. Wall
Ossian
Amos Mendenhall
New York Central Magnates Held For Wreck
The coroner’s jury finds the New York Central Railroad in culpable negligence for the Feb 16 Harlem division wreck that killed 23. It names directors and top officials including Chauncey Depew W M Newman J Pierpont Morgan William Rockefeller and others as nominally under arrest on parole until bail hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central Railroad Company
Harlem
Chauncey M. Depew
United States
W. M. Newman
J. Pierpont Morgan
London
William Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
William K. Vanderbilt
New York Central
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
James Stillman
W National City Bank of New York
Hamilton McK. Twombly
William H. Vanderbilt
Charles C. Clarke
George F. Baker
First National Bank of
New York City
Samuel F. Barger
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Chicago
Northwestern
George Bowdoin
J. P. Morgan & Co
E. V. W. Rossiter
William C. Brown
John Carstenson
W. J. Wilgus
Nathan Guilford
Dwight W. Pardee
Edward L. Rossiter
Milton S. Barker
Louis Bender
R. A. White
Newman
Harry Vanatta
Schwanneke
Harris
Railroad Company
Coroner's rulings disrupt railroad hearing adjournment
The gathering adjourned after a day of rulings that restrained railroad counsel from questioning their witnesses. No warrants were issued and directors need not appear in person as bail will be accepted with counsel allowed.
Marion Soldiers Home Canteen Closed Over Funding Rule
By order of Governor George W. Steele the Marion Soldiers' Home canteen was discontinued for at least a year. Congressional funding provisions bar government funds from supporting soldiers’ homes with canteens, prompting the immediate shutdown to protect appropriations. Police and home officials say the canteen aided discipline by keeping veterans from drinking at saloons. Alfred Holsworth returned from Toledo after visiting his sister, Mrs. Henry Ebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
George W. Steele
Congress
Alfred Holsworth
Mrs
Henry Ebert
Toledo
Notable Deaths and Local Incidents in Whitley County Area
Obituaries report Isaac Reed Kendallville pioneer Patrick Carrick death at 93 Mrs Sarah Olds pioneer Butler age 63 Andrew Piepenbrink Garrett bill poster pneumonia Mrs A J Shuth DeKalb Auburn death. Local officials share county funds interest 66 63 dollars. Accidents include Lew Marvelius Bluffton elevator shaft injury Roumanian laborer Garrett baggage yard injuries. Trader horse corpse found at Bluffton doorstep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Reed
Corunna
Patrick Carrick
Kendallville
Sarah Olds
Butler
Andrew Piepenbrink
Garrett
A. J. Shuth
DeKalb County
Auburn
Reid, Murdoch & Co
Chicago
Whitley County
Lew Marvelius
Bluffton
Milton Durst
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Downs-Elberson
Elizabeth Elberson
Murray Street
J. M. Canse
Simpson M. E. Church
Additional Society
Marraige
Hazel Eddy
Elkhart
Charles Fuelling
Decatur
Fuelling
Eapert Evans
Indiana
Steele
Marion Home
Internetional
Fleck
Hesse
Pratt
Ey's
Jett’s
Dreier & Bro
Fitch & Sons
Monroe W. Fitch & Sons
Opp P. D
Hillsdale County
Michigan
North Adams
Tech
West Berry St
E. J. Smith
Armstrong Alexander
Plymouth Place
Star Safety Razor
F. M. Smith & CO
Calhoun
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