Presbyterians Adopt Creed Revision by Near Vote
New York May 22 The general assembly adopted the creed revision report nearly unanimously and sent the changes to the presbyteries for ratification. Rev Dr Minton explained the two camps within the committee and the need for verbal changes or declaratory statements. The session closed with prayer after the adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church Today
Committee On
Henry Vandyke
David G. Wylie
Henry C. Minton
Minton
Dr. Johnson
Chicago
Dickey
R. R. Booth
New Manager Appointed at Fox Branch of National Biscuit
J H Plum of Indianapolis is named manager to succeed Louis Fox at the Fox branch. Plum arrives to study affairs before June 1 start. Fox retires after twenty five years of service. he plans a quiet summer at Rome City and will keep office space for his interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Plum
Indianapolis
Fox
National Biscuit Company
Louis Fox
Plum
City
Mr. Plum
Bay City
Mich
United States Baking Company
Joseph W. Fox
Trentman
United States
National Biscuit Companies
Rome City
Schwantz Wright nuptials at St Patrick's church
Miss Clara Wright and Francis Schwantz wed at St Patrick's church with Rev J F Delaney presiding. The ceremony began at 9 with high mass. Attending were Miss Alice Wright and William Hupple. A wedding breakfast followed at the Wright residence on Home avenue before the couple departed for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wright
Francis Schwantz
St. Patrick’s Church
J.F. Delaney
Alice Wright
William Hupple
Daniel Wright
Home Avenue
Chicago
Rev Oechtering Preaches at Sister Agneta Funeral
Rev J H Oechtering of St Marys Catholic Church traveled to Michigan City to preach the funeral for Sister Agneta who died there Monday night. Sister Agneta was born in this city and was part of Mt Marys parish instructional staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agneta
Fort Wayne
Annie Baker
Order of Sisters of Notre Dame
Milwaukee
St. Mary’s
George M. Baker
Alexandria
Joseph Baker
Helen
St. Louis
Kohrmann
St. Mary’s Church
J. H. Oechtering
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Michigan City
Sister Agneta
Mt. Mary’s
Memorial Day Observances by Anthony Wayne Post G A R
Anthony Wayne post G A R completes Memorial Day plans. At 7 a m a committee will decorate Lindenwood cemetery graves of veterans, 9 30 a m gathering at G A R hall then parade to Lawton park for Col Robertson speech, afternoon parade back to Lindenwood, and an evening post camp fire with roll of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Wayne Post
Allen H. Dougall
John W. Hayden
Crawford Griswold
Amos R. Walter
F. W. Keil
George W. Aldrich
John W. Vordermark
William E. Wood
E. 8. Johns
David C. Sutton
Conrad Bricker
Daniel Hickman
Thomas C. Beals
Lindenwood Cemetery
Arnica Salve Promise Against Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts SBucklen's Arnica Salve as a quick cure for ulcers fever sores salt rheum cuts burns bruises and more claiming it protects children from itching eczema and scaldhead. It notes a 25 cent price at Dreier & Bro. drug store and mentions rising absinthe production in Peoria Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbucklen
Arnica
Earth
Dreier & Bro
Burned at Stake in Texas Lynching Case
Dallas reports Dudley Morgan, accused of assaulting Mrs. McKay in Lansing, Texas, was burned at the stake by a large mob. The accused confessed on the eve of execution and named Whaley Hurd as the instigator, with a mob of about four thousand witnesses aboard the excursion train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dudley Morgan
Whaley Hurd
Section House
Morgan
Lansing
Hallville
Prize List Opens for Riders with Yale Bicycle Top Award
Riders can enter the event through Monday May 26 with the Yale bicycle as the first prize. The total prize pool is about $100 in value, offering multiple awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Edith Aiken and Edward Longfield wed at Rev Delaney home
Miss Edith Aiken and Edward Longfield were united in marriage last week by Rev. J F Delaney at his residence on South Harrison Street. The groom is employed at the Electric works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Aiken
Edward Longfield
J. F. Delaney
South Harrison Street
Electric Works
Quail Advocacy Sparks Indiana Bird Talk and Hoosier Election
Col. Isaac W. Brown urges farmers to raise native quail as poultry to beat the beef trust, detailing quail as prolific and profitable. The piece also covers Fred J. Landis clinching the Eleventh district Republican nomination in a long, deadlocked convention with major counties shifting to Logansport.
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Col
Isaac W. Brown
Birc
Fort Wayne
Hoosierdam
Indiana
Mr. Brown
Brown Hhas
Goa
Colonel Brown
Russia
The
Sentinel
Wabash
Ind
Fred J. Landis
Logansport
Eleventh Congressional District
Ed Helmke Jr Nets Big Office Fixtures Contract
Ed Helmke Jr proprietor of Central Furniture wins Pacific Express office fixtures contract for Fort Wayne and Toledo offices. He expects Lafayette and other contracts, with price around $1,000. Fort Wayne site will be next to Kahne abstract office on Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Helmke, Jr
Central Furniture Factory
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Pacific Express Company
Townsend Reed suit against Fort Wayne Traction filed denial
Indianapolis May 22 special defendants in Townsend Reed Co vs Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction Co filed in federal court a general denial of the plaintiff's charges. The suit concerns a disputed account for material used in constructing the line. defendants say payment was made when the road was purchased from the constructing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Townsend, Reed & Co
Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction Company
Frederick Myers Injured in Frightened Horse Runaway
Frederick Myers proprietor of the Washington street livery stable was injured in a runaway last Thursday morning. His horse panicked at a car on Calhoun street near Main and after a line parted the horse dashed onto the courthouse sidewalk colliding with a water plug. One wheel was torn off and Myers was thrown as the horse fled briefly before being captured by a bystander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Myers
Washington Street
Calhoun Street
Main
Court House
Mr. Myers
Plan aims to control US furniture output and prices
Chicago May 22. Two hundred leading furniture manufacturers gathered for the National Association of Chamber Suite and Case Manufacturers annual meeting and formed a pool to regulate production and prices. The pool represents about 25 million dollars in capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Association of Chamber
United States
Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction Firm Faces $300 Damage Award
Appraisers at Wabash assess the Fort Wayne and Southwestern traction company $300 for crossing the Wabash tracks just this side of Wabash. The sum is viewed as sufficient compensation for damages. Construction work advances on the western end, with crews now on the long grade crossing the Big Four railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction Company
Big Four Railroad
Track events lineup for half mile races and relays
The schedule lists events and distances for a meet. Each man competes in a half mile distance of 220 yards per participant and no one with under fifteen points earns a letter. Events include sprints, jumps, throws, hurdles, bicycles, vaults, and relays.
Miss Holman Weds Boross In London Church Ceremony
Miss Josephine Holman formerly of Indianapolis Indiana wed Signor Boross of Budapest in a Kensington St Mary Abbot church ceremony at 1230 PM London time. The bride once was engaged to Marconi and attended by a small group including her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Josephine Holman
Indianapolis
Ind
Signor Marconi
Eugene Boress
Budapest
Hungary
St. Mary Abbot's Church
Kensington
Louis Friday breaks leg in barnyard fall
Louis Friday, about twenty, living at Brandriff and Webster streets, suffered a leg fracture in a fall in his barnyard last week and lay helpless for many hours before aid was found. He was near the barnyard away from the house when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Friday
Brandriff
Webster Streets
Friday
Fort Wayne High School Field Day At Driving Park
Fort Wayne high school plans its annual field day at Driving Park on Friday afternoon June 13. The sports committee outlines a program headed by a class relay race with teams of four from each class.
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Fort Wayne High School
Fall Injures Man and Child in Local Incidents
A man tripped and fell, lying unnoticed until Officer Petgen found him at 8 a m. Dr Nieschang treated a fracture in the right leg above the ankle. Also, Judge G W Louttit’s infant son, eighteen months old, fell on stairs and sustained hip injuries. the child is under Dr Van Buskirk’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petgen
van Buskirk
Winona Grounds Open for Summer Assembly in Warsaw
Warsaw Indiana May 23 large attendance opens the Winona assembly grounds. $75,000 will be spent on new buildings. Sessions run July 8 to August 16 with a faculty of over fifty from western universities. A youth conference starts June 30. Hillside meetings led by Dr. Chapman. Bible conference August 17 to 27 features Senators Hanna and Fairbanks, Captain Hobson, Miss Stone, and Booker T. Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Randall
Warsaw
Ind
Winona Assembly
Chapman
Hillside
Senator Hanna
Senator Fairbanks
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Ellen Stone
Booker T
Washington
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endorsed for Teething
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the best remedy for teething children and urges mothers to use it for their babies.
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General Assembly
DR. Minton
FOX Branch
Ceeds
Schwantz
Oechtering
Peoria
Texas
Wretch
Longfield
Aiken
BEEF
Steele
Huntington
Indiana Birds
George W. Steele
Carey BE. Cowgill
Charles H. Good
Huntington County
Landis
Wabash County
Cowgill
Good
Fred Myers
A.s.core
Dexter Bld
H. Pfeiffer & Son
Allith Manufacturing Company
Illinois
Anna
Schlatter & Cop
East
Columbia Street
Fort Wayne, Ind
Plan Big Furniture Trust
Huntington Democrat
Miss Holman
Boross
Louttit
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