Indiana Grand Army encampment debates anti critic claims
The Indiana department of the Grand Army of the Republic adopted a resolution denouncing citizens who criticize the army in the Philippines. Prominent Republicans Smiley N. Chambers and ex-Congressman J. E. Johnson led opposition. Capt. J. Murphy denounced the measure as unwise. Election of officers followed amid turmoil and party divisions.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Philippines
Grand Army
United States
Philippine Islands
Copperheads
Union
Spain
Indiana Department
Evansville
Smiley N. Chambers
Johnson
Rockville
Capt
D. F. Allen
Frankfort
Committee On
A. R. Tucker
Noblesville
Resolutions Committee
Captain Murphy
J. ©. Murphy
J. E. Johnson
Chambers
Mr. Murphy
House
Mr. Chambers
Fight on a Trolley Car at Roanoke
A 9 20 trolley clash between two men over alleged insult to a wife led to blows aboard the car. One man and his wife alighted at Roanoke, while the other, accused of the insult, rode to the Jefferson and Markat streets crossing before exiting.
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Huntington Herald
Roanoke
Jefferson and
Markat Streets
Sunderland-Wolverton Nuptials At Bethany Church
Miss Pearl Sunderland wed John H. Wolverton last week in a ceremony at Bethany Presbyterian Church officiated by Rev. J. C. Breckinridge. The bride wore white organdie and a wedding supper for about thirty guests followed. The groom works as a conductor on the Belt Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Sunderland
Peter Sunderland
John H. Wolverton
J. C. Breckinridge
Bethany Presbyterian Church
TWO CHILDREN BURNED AND BITTEN NEAR NEW HAVEN
Two children of Mr and Mrs Welling escaped a fatal accident when the girl's clothing caught fire at the Tibbet Place home. The boy, visiting the stable, was bitten by a horse and suffered a severe cheek wound. Dr Brudi treated both injuries, and both children were improving by their last report.
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Anthony Welling
Tibpet Place
New Haven News
Brudi
Welling
Case of Smallpox Reported South of City
A new smallpox case is reported from south of the city. The patient is Miss Anna Hahne who lives with her brother’s family on a farm a mile and a half south of the county infirmary. She had recently visited Elkhart where a chickenpox like illness was common. Health authorities have taken proper precautionary measures.
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Anna Hahne
Miss Hahne
Elkhart
Removal of Right Eye At St Josephs Hospital
Charles Haag son of the ex councilman residing on Pritchard street underwent surgery at St Josephs hospital for the removal of his right eye. A small steel fragment injured his optic at work three years ago and damaged sight. The eye recently became inflamed and painful making removal necessary. He is under Dr Wheelock care.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Charles Haag
Pritchard Street
Haag
Aatic
K. K. Wheelock
Hector Stave Company Faces Trustees In Chapter of Affairs
Information reaches the city that the Hector Stave company a general merchandise business at Continental C is in financial straits and its affairs have been taken in charge by trustees appointed upon petition of the owners. Liabilities about 7000 with assets of a similar amount. G E Bursley Co of this city are among creditors named among the trustees who will proceed to close out the business.
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Hector Stave Company
Continental
G. E. Bursley & Co
To Heroic Dead Imposing Ceremonies Mark Great Event
Impressive ceremonies in Indianapolis with over 50 000 attendees marked the dedication of a grand war memory event. A 200-voice male chorus performed patriotic airs as the Grand Army of the Republic Indiana department held its encampment and honored veteran regiments. A parade showcased battle flags carried from state museum storages by survivors of Mexican, Civil, and Spanish war units.
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Department of Indiana, Grand Army of the Republic
Indiana
Indiana Pay Tribute At State Soldiers Monument Ceremony
At Indianapolis Monument Place the Indiana soldiers and sailors monument was dedicated with Benjamin Harrison and cabinet present. John W. Foster delivered the oration on war history and civil service. Gen. Lew Wallace presided. a Riley poem titled The Soldier was read. the circle chimes sounded as the Grand Army of the Republic assembled.
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Indiana
Benjamin Harrison
Monument Place
Indianapolis
Bruno Schmitz
Berlin
J. W. Foster
John W. Foster
Washington, D. C
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Gustavus V. Menzies
Mount Vernon
Board of Control
Monument
W. T. Durbin
Riley
James Whitcomb Riley
Grand Army of the Republic
Indiana National Guard
Eli Torrence
Christchurch
Were Wedded Wednesday in a City Marriage
Frederick W. Zicky and Miss Kath erine M. Barmius wed Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 oclock in the home of Mr and Mrs August A Reamer 1612 Cochran street Rev M C Cooper officiated Attendants were Charles E Beckner and Miss Minnie L Nern Reception and supper followed at 1048 Maumee avenue Groom works at Bass foundry Bride formerly Catherine Reamer Many warm friends extend best wishes for long happiness
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Frederick W. Zicky
Katherine M. Barmius
August A. Reamer
Cochran Street
M. C. Cooper
Charles E. Beckner
Minnie L. Nern
Mrs. Zicky
Maumee Avenue
Bass Foundry
Catherine Reamer
Rev Dr Cohen Re-Elected Rabbi at Norfolk Temple
At the annual meeting the Ohef Sholom temple congregation unanimously re elected Rev Dr S R Cohen to another term. The popular rabbi, raised in Fort Wayne and a Fort Wayne high school graduate, is completing a new temple to be dedicated May 22. He is brother of Henry Lee and Miss Leah Cohen of the city.
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Ohef Sholom Temple
Norfolk
S. R. Cohen
Dr. Cohen
Henry, Lee
Leah Cohen
St Pierre Disaster Described By London Times Reporter
Paris dispatch details Mont Pelee eruption and mud flood at Fort De France. St Pierre annihilated in ten minutes on May 8 as upper town burned, clock 7:50 visible, telegraph office destroyed, pirates eyed loot from ruined city.
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London
London Times
Paris
M. de Blowitz
St. Pierre
Fort de France
Martinique
Malta
Mont Pelee
Guerin
Aftermath of St Pierre Fire Searing Due to Mt Pelee
Fort De France dispatch reports chaotic work amid ruins of St Pierre. Bodies burned on petroleum fueled pyres, fires light island at night. cremation delays as ash becomes charred pillars underfoot. Iron rollers from Prinelle mill melted by Mt Pelee heat illustrate devastation.
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New York
St. Pierre
Fort de France
Herald
St. Lucia
Mt. Pelee
Prinelle
Ministers to travel to Fort Wayne by interurban
Louis Goeble near the Wabash county line arranges transport for ministers and delegates to a conference at the German church. He expects many attendees will travel to Fort Wayne and then continue by interurban route from a nearby line.
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Louis Goeble
Wabach County
Fort Wayne
Philadelphia Record Sold in Public Auction
Philadelphia May 15 By order of the United States district court for eastern Pennsylvania James M Beck special master commissioner are today sold at public auction 9 080 shares of the 10 000 shares of the Philadelphia
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Philadelphia
United States District Court For
Eastern Pennsylvania
James M. Beck
Smuggling Run Nets Gaynor and Green from Quebec
Colonel John F. Gaynor and Captain W. D. Green, indicted in Savannah for conspiracy to defraud the United States, were smuggled out of Quebec by American detective Bennett and five assistants. They were hurried aboard a tug bound for Montreal after warrants sworn in Montreal by Marion Erwin of Macon, Ga.
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Quebec
John F. Gaynor
Savannah
United States
W. D. Green
Bennett
Gaynor
Green
Montreal
Marion Erwin
Macon
Record Publishing stock and bonds bought by William S Stenger
William S Stenger of Philadelphia purchased Record Publishing Company stock for 2.3 million dollars and 470 thousand of 6 percent bonds for 564 thousand. An attorney and former secretary of the commonwealth under Governor Patterson, Stenger declined to name any representation beyond himself.
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Record Publishing Company
William S. Stenger
Philadelphia
Stenger
the Commonwealth
Patterson
Record Company
Mr. Stenger
Fire loss exceeds $1,000 in Wayne Street blaze
A rear barn belonging to Joe W. Bell at 1123 West Wayne street burned out its contents and damaged Mrs. H. Blynn home at 915 College street on Thursday. The origin was a rubbish heap. insurance covers losses. Mrs. Blynn's kitchen roof and rear walls scorched. Bell's barn loss about $600. Dawson’s adjacent barn damaged $50. Two small sheds behind St. Paul’s Lutheran church also burned. total loss $100. Fire confusion arose from dual central station calls.
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Joe W. Bell
West
Wayne Street
Mr. Bell
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Zion Healer's Girl Die In Fire After Elijah Prayings
Esther Dowie daughter of Dr Alexander Dowie founder of Zion died from burns after her hair caught fire from a gas jet. The self styled Elijah II prayed over her for hours as nurses treated her with salve and physicians were summoned. An inquest returned a verdict that death resulted from burns accidentally received.
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ChicaGo
Esther Dowie
AlexanDer Dowie
Zion
Elijah IL
Miss Dowie
University of Chicago
Dowie
Waukegan
Speicher
Taken to Richmond Inmate Charles Richerts Remarks
Charles Richerts, an insane inmate of the poor house, was taken to Richmond yesterday by Superintendent Turflinger. He has been an inmate since last August and has shown violent behavior. he has been kept handcuffed nearly all the time to prevent self injury.
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Charles Richerts
Richmond
Turflinger
Richerts
Lagrange County School Enrollment Beats Year Ago
Lagrange county reports 4,646 school children an increase of 46 from the previous year, reflecting modest growth in local schooling.
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Lagrange County
Burglary at L. O. Hull Home. Intruder Foiled
Burglars entered the Hull residence at 199 West Wayne street early Thursday but fled empty handed after Mrs. Hull awoke to a man rifling Mr. Hull’s clothes. A second intruder likely remained unseen as footprints show two men involved.
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L. O. Hull
Wayne Street
Mrs. Hull
Mr. Hull
Digestive Aid Pitched as Superior Health Tonic
An advertisement touts New Life Pills by Hor them Dr King's, claiming powerful digestion benefits. It asserts they tone digestive organs, expel poisons, enrich the blood, and improve appetite, promising weight gain and vitality for overall health.
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King’s
New Life
Hirota
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Committee On Resolutions
Benjamin Starr
Isaiah B. McDonald
Columbia City
Daniel H. McAbee
Warren R. King
Greenfield
Isaiah P. Watts
Winchester
Winchester Council of Administration—Wm. Warren, Wm. B. Harris
George L. Geener
Henry C. McMakin
John C. Gordon
Wolverton
Sunderland
Mrs. Well
Ing
New Haven
FIRM
Ind
Pelee
City OF ST. Pierre
Wabash Plain Dealer
J. W. Bell
Insurance
Zion Healer
Elijah II
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