Rebels Rage in Juarez As Federals Battle In Streets
Fierce skirmish erupts in Juarez with rebels advancing past the river into the city center while flag of truce messengers collide near the fed eral lines. Casualties include Anton Garcia killed, Luiz Hernandez wounded, and refugees fleeing toward El Paso.
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Paso
Texas
Madero
Juarez
Juerez
Luiz Hernandez
Anton Garcia
Il Paso
City
United States
el Faen
Improving Playground at Holman Street Readies for Play Season
Children’s Haven playground at the Clinton and Holmen streets corner is under repairs for the upcoming season. Workmen have graded and tamped grounds, added fresh sand, repainted steel swing frames, and scrubbed the concrete wading pool in preparation for opening day.
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Holman Street
Clinton and
Holmen Streets
Timely Advice Prevents Tragedy in Wisconsin Rescue
Mrs. C Willoughby of Marengo Wisconsin credited timely guidance from her aunt and the use of Dr King s New Discovery with preventing a dreadful incident and saving two lives. Doctors had called her cough consumption and ineffective against it until the remedy was tried and the cough nearly vanished. The medicine is touted as matchless for throat and lung troubles and sold with a free bottle offer in this advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Willoughby
Marengo
Wis
Salvation Army Leaders Farewell at Fort Wayne Citadel
Captain Beatrice Storey and Lieutenant Kirstein bid farewell to Fort Wayne followers in a Sunday address at the Salvation Army citadel. Storey heads to Petosky Michigan for three weeks then permanent field. Kirstein to South Bend as second in command. New officers Captain and Mrs Knapp of Marion arrive Wednesday with a farewell meeting planned.
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Salvation Army
Beatrice Storey
Kirstein
Fort Wayne
Storey
Petosky
Mich
South Bend
Foley Kidney Pills Health and Strengthening Claim
An ad asserts Foley Kidney Pills act as true medicine healing and strengthening the system. It promises to relieve dragging backache dull headaches nervousness impaired eyesight and other ill effects from weakened kidneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
District meet of Lutherans chooses speakers for national convention
At Zion Lutheran church district convened 51 delegates including from Trinity Lutheran of this city plus South Bend and Mishawaka. Re-elected officers and new societies admitted. 480 new members in past year, total 1 600. Walther league to observe 100th anniversary of founder Dr. Walther with events in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Miller
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Mr. Schuttes
Kokomo
Walther League
Zion Lutheran Church
Logansport
Trinity Lutheran Church
South Bend
Mishawaka
O. M. Heintz
Fort Wayne
William Rehm
Theodore Miller
William Engelbrecht
Students’ Treasury
Walther
Vereinsbhote
F. A. Klein
J. L. Mueller
Professor Klein
Indiana
H. C. Luehr
Zion School Hall
Company Has Not Chosen General Manager Yet
Vice President Robert W. Watson of Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction says the system has not selected a new general manager to succeed C. D. Emmons. Watson will temporarily assume the role while the search continues as the company avoids haste. Emmons plans to move to South Bend and will assist Hart Wayne until month’s end. He also resigned from the central board of the city Young Men's Christian Association.
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Robert W. Watson
Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company
C. D. Emmons
Watson
Emmons
South Bend
Hart Wayne
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Residents urged to push Maumee bridge project
Eastern city residents are invited to a Wednesday evening meeting at Vogeleys hall to discuss building a bridge across the Maumee between Columbia avenue and Walton avenue. A county commissioners petition for the new bridge is circulating and largely signed. The meeting will decide the bridge location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogeley’s Hall
Maumee
Columbia Avenue
Walton Avenue
Wallace Circus to Appear in Fort Wayne on Decoration Day
Wallace circus announced a scheduled appearance in Fort Wayne on Decoration Day. The event will feature a circus performance and aviation show designed to draw public attention to the holiday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Fort Wayne
Confirmation of Children At City Churches
Catholic confirmation and first communion took place across St Patrick's St Peter's and St Mary's in a single Sunday. 521 candidates were confirmed, with 235 at St Patrick's 285 at St Peter's and 120 receiving first communion at St Marys. The bishop Rev Herman Alerding presided at St Patrick's and St Peter's with clergy including Rev Joseph Delaney Rev Charles Thiele Rev Paul Welch Rev Michael Aichinger. At St Mary's 129 juniors aged 10 to 12 received first communion. confirmation will occur next spring as in prior years.
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St. Patrick’s
St. Peter’s
St. Mary’s Church
St. Peter's
Herman J. Alerding
St. Patrick's Church
Joseph F. Delaney
Alerding
George Horstman
St. Andrew's Church
Michael Aichinger
St. Patrick's
Paul A. Welch
Charles Thiele
William C. Miller
Simon M. Venn
Fort Wayne
St. Peter’s Church
George Moorman
Thomas Weisenring
Gustave Hottenroth
St. Mary's Church
Death of Thomas E. Rogers in Washington D C
Mrs. J E N Dillon received a telegram announcing the death of her brother Thomas E. Rogers in Washington D C where he had served thirty five years as superintendent of the National Bank redemption agency in the treasury department He was about 68 and had a protracted illness He is survived by a widow a daughter Mrs H R Johnson a sister Mrs Dillon and a step mother Mrs T C Rogers of West Main street Funeral services and interment will be in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. N. Dillon
Thomas E. Rogers
Washington,d. C
National Bank Redemption Agency
Treasury Department
Rogers
Thomas C. Rogers
Fort Wayne
Foley Kidney Pills credited with health improvements
Allen Campbell of Bloomington Indiana reports relief from kidney and bladder pain after using Foley Kidney Pills. He describes back ache fading and kidney action returning to normal as a result and recommends the remedy based on his experience. Dreler & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Allen Campbell
S. Morton St
Bloomington
Ind
Electrotechnics to Play at Van Buren Street Playground Opening
The Electrotechnics band offers to perform for the formal opening of the new Van Buren street playgrounds on May 20. The program includes athletic exercises by large classes from the public schools under the direction of Prof. Henry Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren Street
Electrotechnics
Henry
Meyer
Haffner Pays Fine and Costs in City Court
Clarence Haffner admitted speeding on Lafayette street at 25 mph and paid a $25 fine plus costs. Judge Mungovan treated him as other offenders. Bailey and Crowd Hard were held on $1,000 bonds for beating and robbing William Bruns on December 19. Bruns’ cash pension and a rig were involved. spoons linked to the theft were sold to Dave Randall. Det. Pappert and Sgt. Kintz made arrests. Charles Smith, drunk, held until Thursday. Nick Weise sent to the poor farm. Lewis Beaver freed for hay theft. Charles Wybourn received a 30 day continuance for wife desertion with support warning.
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Clarence Haffner
Lafayette Street
Ed Bailey
Frank
Shady” Hart
William Bruns
Bruns
Walton Avenue
Bailey
Dave Randall
Barr Street
Joe Wendell
Pappert
Kintz
Charles Smith
Nick Weise
East Lewis Street
Lewis Beaver
Charles Wybourn
Emmaus Lutheran Church celebrates tenth anniversary
Emmaus Lutheran Church marked its tenth anniversary with three Sunday services to a crowded congregation. Rev. Philip Wambsganss led forenoon worship with Rev. J. Hahn assisting, and the afternoon mass meeting featured Rev. H. C. Jaus and Rev. J. R. Graebner. A sacred evening concert, refined by Ernest Moeller and Prof. Herman Haln, concluded the day as visitors joined locals in a successful celebration.
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Emmaus Lutheran ‘Church
Philip Wambsganss
J. Hahn
Detroit
Hahn
Emmaus Church
H. C. Jaus
Adams County
J. R. Graebner
C. Puraner
E. H. Rolf
Ernest Moeller
Herman Haln
Foley Kidney Remedy Reported Quick Benefit
M. WN. George of Irondale Alabama suffered kidney trouble for years. After trying doctors and medicines without relief he used Foley Kidney Remedy, and within three days felt pain lessen, back pain ease, and kidney action improve, prompting a strong recommendation from the patient. Dreier & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. WN
George Irondale
Ala
Dreier & Bros
Maccabees Plan Banquet At Hotel Anthony
About sixty Maccabees of the Interurban League in this district will dine at the Hotel Anthony on May 13. The event honors new members gained in the candidate campaign ending April 25 with state prizes granting banquet seats. Great Camp officers will attend. seating is set for roughly seventy five banqueters. Participating cities include Fort Wayne, Garrett, Auburn, Kendallville, Waterloo and Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interurban League
Hotel Anthony
Fort Wayne
Garrett
Auburn
Kendallville
Waterloo
Butler
Fort Wayne Boy Chosen Leader of Penn Glee Club
Budd Eakin Van Sweringen of Fort Wayne has been named leader of the University of Pennsylvania Glee club for next year. He sang second tenor this season and has been active in musical circles at Penn. The clubs report a record year, netting 530 dollars with 430 dollars set aside for a building fund for a musical headquarters at the university. Van Sweringen is a Penn junior in arts and sciences and is the son of Dr and Mrs Budd Van Sweringen of Washington Boulevard, Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylvania
Budd Eakin van Sweringen
Fort Wayne
van Sweringen
Arts and Science
Budd van Sweringen
Washington Boulevard
Telacity
Summer Gown Fabrics Display With Filmy Sheer Cloths
A display highlights Filmy Fabrics for summer wear with sheer cloths in plain colors and prints in a wide range of styles and prices. The sale features fabrics at 12 14c 30c 25c and up to, offeringsplendid values for shoppers.
Knit Underwear 4 Famous Offers Spring Summer Lines
Knit Underwear Department touts variety and quality with Spring and Summer lines now ready. Women Swiss Ribbed Vests from 10c and up, infant and children items, Women's Union Suits in all styles. Special line at 50c and up, featuring Munsing Merode Helvitia and extra sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsing
Merode
Helvitia
Hats and Bonnets for Babies and Children
An unusually attractive display of infants hats and bonnets and hats for boys and girls. Prices range from 25 cents to 5 dollars with straw and cloth options for boys. Limited stock noted at low prices with several items offered at 25 50 and 100 cents.
Cutshall Takes Charge at Lima
Frank H. Cutshall former secretary to Henry C Paul and former auditor of the Chicago South Bend and Northern Indiana lines is transferred to Lima Ohio to become manager of Indiana Lighting company. He will oversee city operations and gas pipelines from Ohio fields supplying Columbus and other cities.
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Frank H. Cutshall
Henry C. Paul
Fort Wayne
Chicago, South Bend
Lima
Catshall
South Bend
Cutshall
Cutshall, It Was Decided To Offer Him the Place There.” Mr. Cutshall
Ohio
Columbus
Measles Case Cited Cure By Foley’s Honey and Tar
Mrs. O B Palmer of Little Rock Arkansas reports her child’s measles caused a severe cough that kept him from sleep. She credits Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound in a yellow package with a complete cure and no further symptoms. Dreter & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Palmer
Little Rock
Ark
Foley
Dreter & Bros
Anti Tuberculosis Society to Decide Outdoor Colony Date
President A. B. Crull calls a meeting at the court house assembly room Thursday evening to finalize opening the outdoor colony for consumptives. The society reports over $700 in the treasury and a growing membership with plans for a six bed colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Crull
The
Anti- Tuberculosis Society
Court House Assembly Room
Smallpox scare ends in Montpelier with quarantines lifted
Montpelier Indiana reports the smallpox scare fading as two families Jesse Fest Samuel Tait and Zora Brown are released from quarantine. Two patients remain in the pest house and the Henry Sills and James Millikan premises maintain quarantine. No severe cases occurred throughout the outbreak.
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Montpelier
Ind
Jesse Fest
Samuel Tait
Zora Brown
Henry Sills
James
Millikan Homes
Bank Reels In Forged Cable Order Forgiveness Granted
The Hamilton National Bank recovered $500 mailed to Europe after a forged cable order from Dr. K. K. Wheelock, who was in London when the theft occurred. The Birbeck bank in London bore the loss, while no party here suffered. the English bank pursues the forger.
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Hamilton National Bank
Europe
K. K. Wheelock
London
Dr. Wheelock
Hamilton Bank
Kent K. Wheelock
Birbeck Bank
New Life Pills Offer Gentle Aid For Body Strikes
An advertisement promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a remedy when internal organs “strike” and refuse to work. It claims the pills provide natural aid, prompt health, and urges readers to try them at 25 cents from all druggists.
Purpose to Unite All Methodists in Tennessee Meeting
Envoys from the three branches Methodist Protestant Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Episcopal Church South met in Chattanooga on May 8 to lay cornerstone for church unification. A 27 member joint commission with nine delegates from each branch convened to review a tentative federation plan submitted by a Cincinnati sub committee earlier this year. Meetings are held behind closed doors as reports are prepared for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Methodist Protestant
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Joint Commission
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
Memphis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promised as Superior Healer
Claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the perfect remedy for cuts corns burns bruises sores and other ailments. It soothes sore eyes cold sores chapped hands sprains and piles and is offered at 25 cents in drugstores.
Bryan challenges materialists to produce a superior book
In Chicago on May 5 during the king James Bible tercentenary William J. Bryan urged atheists and materialists to produce a book superior to the Bible. He mocked their science and urged believers to see the Bible as divinely inspired despite agnostic doubt.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Baal
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