Governor Hanly Returns From East Trip
Indianapolis May 23 Governor Hanly came back to the state capital after a three week eastern trip. He appeared improved physically and spoke with his usual vigor. He consulted with Mayor Boehne of Evansville about the strike situation and noted quiet conditions and public support for order. He described Atlantic City as a fine rest spot and mentioned visits with friends including Dr H W Kellogg and a Carnegie Institute excursion in Pittsburgh.
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Murdered Wife Buried From Sister’s Home in Muncie
Special to The Sentinel Muncie May 24 the body of Mrs. Anthony Miller who fell victim to jealousy of her husband was buried at 10 this morning from the home of her sister Mrs Thomas Bruton. A large crowd gathered despite plans for a private ceremony. Miller remains in jail his bravado at arrest fading. A letter found accuses Miller and hints at bigamy involving Elizabeth Hurd and Arthur Hurd. Marriage records show Miller wed Elizabeth Hurd Nov 1 1903 with her sign noting a divorce from a former husband in 1904. לצד
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Fort Wayne Woman Elected to Ten Offices in R C
Meribah Walker of Clinton was named department president at the W R C convention in Fort Wayne. Amanda Edsall of Fort Wayne became senior vice president as officers were chosen. The session included memorials for Elizabeth Turner and reports on finances and committees. The national president Emma Dalton addressed the gathering and officers were installed for the coming year.
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Fort Wayne
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Hammond
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Indianapolis
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Rockville
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Tangier
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Turner
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Denver
Agnes Hitt
Andersonville Prison Park
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Laura Sparklin
St. Louis
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Saratoga
Ladies Elect State Officers for G A R Ladies
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic in the Indiana state session elected officers including President Mrs. Jennie Irvine of New Albany and Senior Vice President Mrs. Elvira A. Cassell of West Point. Other posts named include Junior Vice President Mrs. Hannah Gilpin of Marion Treasurer Mrs. R. B. Hellis of Washington and Counselors from Attica and other towns. Delegates to the National Encampment at Saratoga were Mrs. Pearl Wright Logansport Mrs. Ivy Wagoner Washington and Mrs. Ellsworth Indianapolis with alternates listed from Whit ing Aurora and Monroey. The group planned to meet at the next convention.
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Washington
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Chicago
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Fort Wayne
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New Albany
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West Point
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Attica
Lillian Eliott
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Saratoga
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Logansport
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Odd Fellows to Erect Splendid 14 Story Lodge Building
Indianapolis grand lodge approves plans by Rubush and Hunter for a $540000 fourteen story lodge and office building to replace the present hall at Washington and Pennsylvania streets. Work set to begin June 1 after tenants move out. Over 1200 attend the semi annual meeting where totals show 725 lodges and 735 lodges with net gains and assets over 3 million dollars.
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Veterans Gather for Grand Army of the Republic Campfires
Veterans of the G. A. R. and hundreds of friends filled Princess rink Saenger gund hall and First Baptist church for a Thursday encampment featuring three camp fires. Gen. R. B. Brown led the main meeting with praise for the nation and a call to duty, while Col. Foster presided and a Knightstown band opened the program.
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Beati tudes of War Honor Campfire at Saengerbund Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne crowd fills Saengerbund hall for a campfire led by Chairman P. A. Randall. Col. Henry L. Turner argues war is necessary and disarmament unlikely, praising national defense and declaring war a beneficence guiding American virtue.
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Wawasee Inn Sold to Atlantic City Hotel Firm
The Wawasee inn at Lake Wawasee was sold to J. H. Johnson & Sons who run summer hotels in Atlantic City. The inn had been operated for several years by Mr and Mrs C. G. Wiggins.
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Mission work expands as First M. E. church plans in Huntington
The First M. E. church at Huntington extends its sphere by establishing missions in the city. The Western Rubber plant in Goshen suffered fire damage valued at 3000 dollars Monday night. Butler city council approves a large sewerage system despite protests from 150 taxpayers. Adams county sold 4280 dollars in macadam road bonds this week to F Wild and Co of Indianapolis at a premium of 8. Philip S. Carper Alfred Kelly and Emory A. Shook elected to the City National Bank Auburn board. D J Miller of East Goshen owns an Egyptian coin dated Remeses II and inscribed in ancient script, a rare prized find.
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