Dr. Talmage Urges Labor Harmony Over Strikes
In a May Washington sermon Dr. Talmage decries violence and boycotts in labor disputes. He cites biblical and historical examples, urges fair wages, home visits by employers, moral welfare, and religious life to bridge the gap between labor and capital.
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Washington
Frederick the Great
Potsdam
Mabeth
Ahab
Chancery
S. P. Goudy
A. M
Garland
Goudy
American School of Magnetic Healing
S. A. Welmer Institute
Nevada
West
Washington Street
Col Durbin to Visit Indiana Governor Candidate Arrives
Arrangements are under way for the reception of Col W T Durbin Republican candidate for governor of Indiana likely to arrive Friday afternoon. The reception will mirror Governor Mounts event Tuesday. a nonpolitical address is planned with special attractions at the fair. The reception committee includes Very Rev John Guendling W P Breen Henry Bendell James Callahan and Dr Dinnen.
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W. T. Durbin
Indiana
Mount
John Guendling
W. P. Breen
Henry Bendell
James Callahan
Dinnen
Durbin
Lake Township items reflect local activity and weather
The column notes dry weather and requests rain while listing illnesses visits and social events. It mentions Mrs. Allen Crawford's health, Miss Edith Prill visiting from Huntington, Ludde Smith’s horse exercise trips to Fort Wayne, barn raisings by Patrick Ambrose and Ed Happel, a June 9 township caucus, Miss Alice DeVilbiss visiting Washington township, St Patrick's ice cream social at Arcola, Walter and Mrs Hendrickson returning from Valparaiso normal, Memorial day exercises at Arcola M E church, Lake township Sunday school convention at Lake chapel on June 3, and Adem Gollar’s serious runaway accident.
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Allen Crawford
Edith Prill
Huntington
Lake Center
Ludde Smith
Fort Wayne
Patrick Ambrose
Ed Happel
Alice DeVilbiss
Washington Township
David Felger
St. Patrick’s Church
Arcola
Walter Hendrickson
Valparaiso
M. E
Lake Township
Lake Chapel
Adem Gollar
Foster Furniture and Carpet Co. Incident Ends in Wagon Crash
An employee of Foster Furniture and Carpet Co. discarded sacks into a wagon causing a wreck. Mr. Gollar was expelled from the wagon and fled. the wagon crashed into Ross' grocery window. One horse suffered severe injuries in the incident.
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As Wholesale House
Dawkins Local Notes and Business Movements
Corn planting is in full blast. George Preast travels to Chicago on business. Frank Dawkins was in Indianapolis on business last week. Edward White and family moved back to their Kal Ks farm from Kalkaska Michigan. John Cameron's Louis railway builds a new bridge over Gar Creek crossing. Cliffton Ruble returns from Latty Ohio. Charley Ruble works in Fort Wayne. The Whealers child is ill. William White visited the city on business. Sunday school at Longardner school house is a grand success. Elmer Swaney reports a good school and satisfied pupils. FOR SALE A two seated carriage worth 275 sells for 110. Call on H. N. Ward 233 W Berry St.
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George Preast
Chicago
Frank Dawkins
Indianapolis
Edward White
Kalkaska
Mich
John Cameron
William White
Longardner School
Elmer Swaney
H. N. Ward
W. Berry. St
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Perdition
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Sandwich Islands
the Law
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West Main Street
Calhoun Street
Taft’s
Clinton Street
Foster Furniture and Carpet Co
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