Milo Meredith Denied Leader Post in Indiana Maccabees
South Bend Indiana May 25 Milo Meredith of Wabash former four term great commander of the Indiana Order of Maccabees was defeated by S B Borden of Hartford City in a spirited fraternal campaign. Adam S Wise of Plymouth and Ralph Q. Smith of LaPorte were other candidates for the top post. Election filled afternoon session with other officers chosen. Indianapolis will host the next meeting in 1910. A constitutional change transfers 3000 member certificates to the supreme tent affecting member policies.
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South Bend
Ind
Milo Meredith
Wabash
Indiana Order of Maccabees
S. B. Borden
Hartford City
Indiana
Adam S. Wise
Plymouth
Ralph QO. Smith
Laport
W. E. Mowbray
Peru
J. W. Replogle
Goshen
Sam R. Thomas
J. N. Kelley
Westville
Harvey Reynolds
Muncie
Indianapolis
Supreme Tent
State meeting of Lady Maccabees in Indiana ends without election
The Indiana state meeting of the Lady Maccabees concluded without selecting officers, deferring the matter until after the supreme convention. National delegates chosen in Atlantic City include Sarah Elliott Mount Vernon Alice Mountain South Bend and Nettie Carey Marion. Evansville and Grace Meredith hives tied for third for largest membership gain this year amid national declines. About 150 delegates attended with Supreme Commander Lilian Hollister and Supreme Record Keeper Bina West among the leaders present.
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South Bend
Ind
Great Hive
The
Lady Maccabees
Indiana
Atlantic City
N. J
Sarah Elliott
Mount Vernon
Alice Mountain
Nettie Carey
Marion
Evansville
Grace Meredith
Terre Haute
Knights and Ladies of Maccabees
Lilian Hollister
Bina West
Lady Maccabees of
Will Enter Sisterhood
Miss Rose Daley daughter of Mr and Mrs John Daley of South Lafayette Street and Sister M Cecelia principal of St Catherine's academy left for St Mary's of the Woods near Terre Haute to enter the novitiate of the Sisters of Providence to devote her life to Catholicism and education.
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Rose Daley
John Daley
Lafayette Street
M. Cecelia
St. Catherine's Academy
St. Mary’s-of-the- Woods
Terre Haute
Providence
Daley
St. ‘Satherine’s Academy
Thief Steals Clothes After Open Back Door
Daniel D. Grant awoke to missing coat vest hat and a gold Elgin watch from a chair after the back kitchen door was found open. Patrolmen Paul and Kelley investigated as a thief entered the home late night and took Grant's Sunday best without disturbance to others.
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Daniel D. Grant
Columbia Avenue
Paul and
Kelley
Grant
Anti-Saloon league outlines June Fort Wayne drive
Indiana Anti-Saloon league leaders plan a June campaign in the Fort Wayne district with workers aiding Rev. N C Shirey. Kenda lville hosts June 2 opening and Evansville hosts active efforts tomorrow as state forces unite with churches and the Presbyterian assembly backs the effort. Ovid Smith, ex rural mail carrier, pleads guilty to embezzlement in Indianapolis and is released on admonition to work. A B Houser residence in Garrett burned leaving little salvage. Wabash seeks 1908 state convention of Eagles.
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Indiana
Fort Wayne
N. C. Shirey
Kendallville
Evansville
Presbyterian General Assembly
Columbus
Indianapolis
Ovid Smith
Huntington
Smith
Anderson
A. B. Houser
Garrett
Wabash
Hagles
Harris
Toledo
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
R. P. Barr
Noble Circuit Court
Albion
James L. Worden
Hiram S. Tousley
Wm. Clapp
John Morris
Samuel E. Alvord
Robert Lowry
Joseph D. Ferrell
Fielding Prickett
Wm. Croxton
Henry C. Peterson
Vincent C. Mains
Andrew Ellison
R. C. Bell
John W. Scott
Robert L. Barr
Plot to kill German Kaiser foiled in Russia links
London May 25 The Berlin Daily Mail correspondent reports Russian students arrested in Berlin over a Russo German anarchist plot to assassinate the Kaiser. Thirty five detained, three women among them. Twenty five released as innocent, six expelled from the country.
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London
Berlin
The
Daily Mail
Russian anarchist plot to kill Emperor William thwarted
Berlin reports police stopped a planned assassination of Emperor William by 35 anarchists including three women. Authorities found bomb making formulas and letters linking Russian anarchists with German university students. Twenty five released, six deported, four held for trial.
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Berlin
William
Russia
Kaiser
Cologne
Germany
Widow Unity Stewart Found Dead in Jefferson Township
Mrs. Unity Stewart aged 87 and longtime Whitley County resident was found dead in bed Friday morning at the home of William Hayes in Jefferson township. A niece, Mrs Hayes, discovered the body when Stewart did not answer breakfast. Authorities believe she suffered a stroke during the night. Decature barbers plan to organize a union.
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Unity Stewart
Whitley County
William Hayes
Jefferson Township
Hayes
Eight Die In Lodging House Blaze In San Jose
Fire at Union lodging house in North Market street near St James destroys the building. Eight to ten lodgers are believed dead as firemen dig through smouldering ruins with twenty horses perishing in the stables.
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San Jose
Cal
Union
Frederick Brown
Commission
North Market Street
St. James
G. W. Lafferty
Union Lodging
Notable Deaths and Local Notices Across Northern Indiana
Obituaries report Catherine Zimmerman of Ashley David Shelly pioneer of Bluffton Lima Ohio death William Twomey Goshen merchant dies at 87 in‑town pneumonia Joseph McGrew Angola pioneer Steuben County death H M Purviance Huntington elected Indiana Funeral Directors president Kendalline grocers target deadbeats Max Phillips ex Warsaw named inspector general Texas Spanish American War veterans Lt Governor Miller speaks at Lagrange Men’s Social Club 97‑year‑old William Buss of DeKalb county elderly death fire damages Sawyer family Butler home Go shen courthouse bond issue $50,000 4 percent Hikhart County Council Florida. Mrs William Butler 55 wife of Elkhart county’s richest farmer found dead in Goshen area by husband.
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Catherine Zimmerman
Ashley Friday
David M. Shelly
Bluffton
Lima
Ohio
William Twomey
Joseph McGrew
Angola
Steuben County
H. M. Purviance
Huntington
Indiana Funeral Directors’ Association
Kendalline Grocers
Max Phillips
Warsaw
Texas
Miller
Lagrange Men’s Social Club
William Buss
Carter
Fairfield Center
DeKalb County
C. R. Sawyer
Butler
Hikhart
Goshen
William Butler
Elkhart County
Engagement announced for Edith Ochs and Anton Hoenigsburg
The engagement is announced between Miss Edith Ochs of Ligonier and Anton Hoenigsburg of Fond du Lac Wisconsin. Edith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ochs of Ligonier.
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Edith Ochs
Ligonier
Anton Hoenigsburg
Fond du Lac
Wis
Isaac Ochs
H. I. King
Avilla
Huntington County
Lillian B. Cording
Kendallville
Simeon Todd
Ossian
Charles E. Ferree
Silver Lake
Kosciusko County
Vandalia
Frankfort
Logansport
Noble County
Albion
County Common School
Ferrets
Owen Brown
Muncie
Frank Day
New Haven
Brown
James Brenner
Garrett
Auburn
Walter E. Black
Claypool
Alcid Haverstock
Gladys Haverstock
M Haverstock
Haverstock
Roy Krantz
Uriah Murphy
Frank Harris
Shipshewana
W. L. Reifsnider
Southern Pacific Names Assistant Treasurer
The Southern Pacific board announced the election of Charles H. Redington of Oakland as assistant treasurer to replace Andrew K. Vandeventer, who recently became treasurer after Captain N. T. Smith’s death.
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San Francisco
Cal
Southern Pacific Company
Charles H. Redington
Oakland
Andrew Kk. Vandeventer
Wem
N. T. Smith
Historic Recipe Fragments: Desserts Soups and Salads
A collection of kitchen directions includes Raspberry Cream gelatin, chocolate cake, fried corn starch mush, chestnut soup, salsify fritters, fruit toast sauce, and sardine salad. Each item gives steps, from making gelatin to shaping, cooking, and serving with labeled accompaniments.
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Wsilas
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Anti-Saloon League
Northern
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Ft. Madison Line
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H. Pfeiffer & Son
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