First Communion At St Pauls And Cathedral Rite Observed
Sunday May 26 nine youths at St Pauls Catholic church receive first communion and renew baptismal vows. Cathedral rites include forty young ladies and thirty-two young men partaking first communion and renewing vows with Rt Rev Bishop Alerding presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Herbert Nichter
Carla Brunner
George Koontz
Edward Link
Frank Pfeiffer
Amanda Leonard
Mary Brillmeier
Mary Schmitt
Veronica Zuber
Alerding
Sodality
Nora Brower
Loretta Didier
Alice Thompson
Georgia Weaver
Lillian Honthein
Florence Laibe
Stella Clemmer
Grace Henderson
Regina Kamphues
Grace Keeley
Marie Mercer
Walter Stephen Metker
John Joseph Vorndran
Thomas Anthony Huguenard
Julius Frederick Manuel
Henry Joseph Voors
Robert Joseph Magers
Winfred Charles Ro Jape
Leslie Joseph Alexander
Ralph Joseph Grime
Paul Joseph Glutting
Alfred Joseph Thompson
Francis Joseph Moritz
Joseph Charles Toussaint
Marvin Anthony Luegring
Stephan John Weber
Charles Alphonse Girardot
Adrian Joseph Hayes
Francis Joseph Davis
Edward Joseph Schreck
Charles Aloysius Shoeff
William Martin 74th Birthday Celebration At Broadway Home
Saturday marked the 74th birthday of veteran house mover William Martin. A large gathering of relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin at 1439 Broadway to honor the occasion.
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William Martin
Mrs. Martin
Broadway
Fort Wayne retirement brings 53 years of work and family ties
Longtime Fort Wayne craftsman and house mover Mr. Martin, born Germany May 18 1833 and resident for 53 years, raised or moved 1300 houses. He married twice, with children William Christian Lewis and others in Fort Wayne Garrett and Decatur areas. Active in St John Lutheran church and several Lutheran congregations, he attended a tonight celebration as religious work and church involvement marked his life.
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Martin
Fort Wayne
Germany
America
Whitley County
George Eberhart
Huntington
N. G. Olds & Sons
Garrett
Auburn
Decatur
Mr. Martin
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Schaaf
St. John'’s Church
Painter falls fifteen feet from swinging stage at Joly home
Albert Blakely, painter with Volmerding & Blakely, was injured when a swinging stage collapsed at Frank Joly’s residence, 1119 Lake Avenue. He suffered a fracture to a leg below the knee and a broken arm, after misplacing his foot while pulling himself up. He resides at 73 Baltes Avenue and was attended by a surgeon at home.
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Frank Joly
Lake Avenue
Albert Blakely
Baltes Avenue
Volmerding & Blakely
Blakely
Cogan Faces Vagrancy Charge in City Court
John Cogan, in ragged clothes with safety pins, resented a vagrancy charge in city court and said he is a beggar. A $5 fine and costs were imposed after he admitted he never worked and survives by begging. He was jailed after questioning in the Pennsylvania yards. Cole Case Continued. A Bass Foundry guard, J. J. Cole, got a continuance until Tuesday morning on incident and battery charges with a $50 bond. A strike-breaker, Lew Clark, was fined $1 and costs for drunkenness after a disturbance.
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John Cogan
City Court
Pennsylvania Yards
Cole
J. J. Cole
Bass Foundry
S. L. Morris
Lew Clark
Majors
Marion township Sunday School holds first convention of year
Special correspondence from Poe Indiana reports Marion township Sunday School association convened in the Christian church for an afternoon and evening program. Rev S G Battenfield A S Cowell and others led talks on several topics while the Poe orchestra and a youth class sang. Local social visits and a recent wedding are noted along with typhoid fever affecting Mrs Walter Rayner.
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Sentinel
Poe
Ind
Marion Township Sunday School Association
Christian Church
This Place
Model Bible School
John Essig
Willi Roberts
William Essig
Monta
Fort Wayne
Man Roberts
Hoagland Owls
Smith and Ruhl
Emerick
Miller
Frank Snider
Edward Somers
Iona Ketrow
Florence Morton
Walter Rauner
Clarence Stout
Thomas Mullen
Harley Somers
Etna Trenary
Ossian
Martin
M. E
Mr. Somers
Simon Somers
Huntertown
Miss Trenary
John Trenary
Somers
Clark Essig
James Deel
Walter Rayner
Census Count Noted for District Population
A recent police census lists District of Columbia residents at 29,591 with 96,188 identified as negroes.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Postoffice Robbed in Pasadena Stamps Stolen
Pasadena California May 18 robbers blew open the main Pasadena postoffice on North Raymond avenue between Union and Holly and stole 13000 dollars in unbroken stamp packages from the safe location and time of the break-in not specified in the readable text
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Pasadena
California
Cal
Raymond Avenue
Union and
Holly
Weber elected Indiana Travelers Protective president
Anderson Indiana May 18 John H Weber of South Bend was elected president of the Indiana Travelers Protective Association at its seventeenth annual convention. W B Chambers of Terre Haute was re elected secretary and treasurer with vice presidents Tom Burke Kokomo John Watt Fort Wayne Jeff McDonald Crawfordsville and trustees R G Weber Harry Meyer and Herman Zimmerman all of Terre Haute. About 500 members and 420 delegates attended. a 9 am street parade drew 1 000 men but rain halted the procession half a block from start.
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Indiana
Fatal Smash on the Evansville Car Lines
Evansville Indiana May 17 a street car manned by non union men jumped the tracks at Eighth and Walnut crashing into a corner building burying three people under debris Two men suffered skull fractures and a baby was trapped for twenty minutes all fatally injured The accident followed a front end fight between a union sympathizer and the motorman After sixteen hours service resumed with non union crews as mob violence and strikes continued involving cars and drivers
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Evansville
Ind
Eighth
Walnut Streets
Eighth Street
Evansville and Southern Railway Company
Second Street
New York Firemen Save Imperiled Comrades
In New York on May 16 a group of about six firemen were trapped in the hold of a burning oil barge at the White Star line piers in the Hudson. They were rescued by fellow firefighters after a burst of flame and smoke. All six victims were seriously burned but expected to recover. the barge sustained only minor damage.
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New York
White Star Line
Hudson River
Priest Retires As Otis Church Welcomes New Pastor
Bishop Alerding names Rev. Felix Seroczynski, formerly of SS Cyril and Methodius North Judson, as pastor of St Marys Otis Indiana succeeding Rev. Irvin Rasczkiewiscz who retires due to age. Seroczynski grew up in Fort Wayne with parents still residing there.
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Alerding
J. Rasczkiewiscz
Felix Seroczynski
SS. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church
North Judson
Irvin Rasczkiewisccz
St. Mary's Church
Otis
Ind
Rasczkiewiscz
Fort Wayne
Father Seroczynski
Butler county infirmary funds misspent in graft probe
A report to the governor by State Examiners J. A. Bliss and H. H. Brown finds Butler County infirmary directors spent about $100,060 illegally from September 1, 1903, to January 1, 1904, amid a graft inquiry in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Butler County Infirmary
Aday
J. A. Bliss
HH Brown
Christian Endeavor to hold international convention in Seattle
Boston May 18. Announcement in Christian Endeavor headquarters outlines the twenty third international convention to be held in Seattle July 10 15. Rev Francis E Clark to preside with speeches by prominent figures including Charles W Fairbanks and Handel Messiah concert with 150 piece orchestra and 1500 voice chorus.
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Boston
Christian Endeavor
International Christian Endeavor
Seattle
Wash
Francis E. Clark
Lincoln Hotel
Board of
Albert E. Mead
Washington
William H. Moore
John Pollock
European Christian Endeavor Union
St. Enoch’s Presbyterian Church
Belfast
Ireland
Shaw
Clark
George Nicholls
M. P
London
England
William Phillips Hall
American Bible League
New York
van Ogden Vogt
World’s
Christian Endeavor Union
W. S. Chamberlain
United Society of Christian Endeavor For
India
Burmah
Ceylon
J. H. Straughn
West Lafayette College
Ohio
Amos Wells
Well Known Rounder in Washington in Trouble
Washington May 18 Gaston C Philip of New York and Washington a prominent club man shot and dangerously wounded Frank B McAboy a night carriage driver after a quarrel over a commission the two men had spent the night together at the Arlington hotel Philip was arrested McAboy lay wounded in his room with a bullet in his left breast and the revolver lay in Philips hand. Philip who has lived in Washington for years has prominent local connections.
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Washington
Gaston C. Philip
New York
Washingion
Frank B. McAboy
Philip
McAboy
Arlington Hotel
Miss Carrie Noble Wraps Up Successful Cedarville School Term
May 18 Cedarville district reports Miss Carrie Noble closes a term in St. Joseph township with a big community dinner and an instructional program. Nearly 100 attend despite bad weather. each child receives a souvenir. Noble plans Valparaiso University studies this summer. Elsewhere in the region plans: Prof. A B Stevens studies sewerage for Angola. Rev. Hendricks takes charge of South Milford M E circuit churches. Warsaw church stained glass windows damaged by stones. Edgar Nelson Wilson, five, breaks leg from a tree fall.
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Cedarville
Carrie Noble
St. Joseph Township
Miss Noble
Valparaiso University
A. B. Stevens
Jackson, Mich
Angola
Rev. Hendricks
Muncie
South
Milford M. E
Warsaw
Edgar
Leon Nelson Wilson
Ligonier
Strike Wreck Attempt Halts Oak Summit Streetcars
In Evansville Indiana on May 18 a rock weighing about half a ton was placed on Oak Summit line to wreck a street car. It was found before cars passed and traffic was resumed with non union workers from St Louis and Nashville. Mayor Boehne ordered special patrolmen as 130 conductors and motormen join the strike with no settlement in sight.
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Evansville
Ind
Oak Summit
St. Louis
Nashville
Boehne
Nominal Tender of Troops In Evansville Amid Street Strike
Mayor Boehne of Evansville says no troops are needed to control the Evansville street railway strike but would request them if required. He explains that allowing uniformed police on cars could trigger a citywide labor strike. Private Secretary Gemmer in Indianapolis relayed the governor's office inquiry.
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Indianapolis
Gemmer
Boehne
Evansville
Boehbne
State Tax Board raises Indiana corporate property values
Indianapolis May 18 The state board of tax commissioners closed its first session by boosting the statewide corporate property assessment from 224 377 446 to 236 790 754 a net increase of about 12 million dollars. Railroads especially steam lines saw large mileage and main line increases, while interurbans stayed near last year and express and telegraph firms faced mixed changes. Western Union’s assessment fell by nearly 1 million.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Express
State Board
Western Union
Deaths, marriages, and notices from Adams County
W. H. Shepherd of Hartford township dies at 67 from paralysis. Curtis Franks, Bluffton carpenter, dies from a spinal fracture after a fall. Marion seeks Grand Army of the Republic encampment funds next year if locals pledge support. Myrtle Barker and Harry Wheeler of Huntington wed in Kalamazoo and will reside in Napoleon. R. C. Houser, visiting Ossian after 25 years, founded Ossian’s first graded school 32 years ago.
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W. H. Shepherd
Adams County
Hartford Township
Curtis Franks
Bluffton
Marion
Grand Army of the Republic
Myrtle Barker
Harry Wheeler
Huntington
Kalamazoo
Mich
Napoleon, O
R. C. Houser
Michigan City
Ossian
Houser
San Francisco Committee of Seven Assert Control Over City Affairs
In San Francisco on May 18 reports describe a five-organization committee of seven wielding influence over municipal governance. The group claims Mayor Schmitz promised to follow their directives, including police, works board, and street department changes, under a ten line agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Committee of Seven
Schmitz
Works Board
F. W. van Sicklen
Compact 19th Century Luncheon Menu Fragment
A fragmented ledger style lunch listing includes oatmeal dates cream sugar salt pork hominy muffins coffee and cream, followed by luncheon items such as creamed asparagus omelet warm rolls and weights or quantities scattered in text. The readable items suggest a historical meal plan or ration record with mixed measurements and totals.
Proper Diet Principles For Healthy Living And Menu Balance
Guidance on nutrition explains that protein fats carbohydrates minerals and water are essential. A well balanced daily menu should provide about 100 g protein 113 g fats 317 g carbohydrates totaling 2500 3000 calories with seasonal fruits and vegetables and digestible combinations. It notes beans beat meat in nutrition per weight and suggests potatoes mainly as carbohydrate and recommends pairing vegetables with nitrogen rich foods.
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POE News
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Pennsylvania
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Eclectic Medical Ass'n
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American Medical Association
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