Bishops Electd At New York General Conference
The Methodist Church in New York elects two bishops on the third ballot, Rev. John Heyl Vincent of Rock River Illinois and Rev. J N Fitzgerald of Newark New Jersey, amid a vote of 459. Balloting continues with leaders including I W Joyce D A Goodsell and J P Newman as recounts flag potential irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference of the Methodist Church At
New York
Methodist Conference
John Heyl Vincent
D. D
Rock River
J. N. Fitzgerald
Newark
N. J
Vincent
Fitzgerald
General Methodist Episcopal Conference
I. W. Joyce
St. Paul's Church of Cincinnati
D. A. Goodsell
John P. Newman
Charles H. Payne
Earl Cranston
Farl Cranston
Dr. Newman
Goodwell
Payne
Antil
Bishop Foster
General Methodist Conference
Newman
Goodsell
Cranston
Baylese
India
Aes
Andrews
MFE
Indiana
Lanshan
J. M. Phillips
Sandford B. Hunt
Cincinnati
W. P. Stowe
Warren
O. C. McCabe
Mc Osbe
W. Hamilton
J. O. Peck
J. M. Reid
A. R. Leonard
T. B Neeley
A. J. Kynett
Church Extension Society
J. W. Hamilton
A. B. Leonard
J. L. Harlbut
Sunday Bchool Union and Tract Society
Dr. Menderhall
Methodist Review
Christian Advocate
J. M. Buckley
Frances E. Willard
Buckley
Miss Willard
J. N. Baylis
Western Christian Advocate
Arthur Edwards
Northwestern Christian Advocate
New York Methodist Concern
Western Book Concern
The
Missionary Society
Bollander Support Case Ends in Discharge
Lillie Richmond, arrested in male attire last Monday for an attempt to shoot real estate agent Thomas J. Bollander, was discharged after it was shown she had been betrayed by Bollander and did not intend to kill him but to frighten him into providing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollander
Cmcano
Presbyterian unity moves forward at two assemblies
The Presbyterian general assemblies in Pamapouraia and PamapDEL Paia advanced talks toward organic union with the southern body. Clergy leaders from Brooklyn New York and New Orleans spoke on history faith and liberty as Cleveland and family attended receptions. The temperance committee urged strong action against liquor traffic and church membership denial for liquor dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Geo. W. Huntington
Reformed Episcopal
M. Barr
Richard Storrs
General Assembly
Overbrook
Southern General Assembly
Wistar Morris
Cleveland
Purmapgapata
Presbyterian Church
Academy of Music
Horticultural Hall
J. J. Bullock
D. D
Bullock
Rey
Cuyler
Brooklyn
Fatnore
Benjamin M. Palmer
New Orleans
Academy
Charles L. Thompson
Kansas City
Northern Assembly
Wm. O. P. Breckenridge
Lexington
Howard Crosby
Presbyterian General Assemblies
North
South
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
Obas
T. Drake
Judicial Committee
Foreign Missions Committee
Pumapeipeaia
Presbyterians
Organic Union
Southern Assembly
W. ©. Young
Standing Committee On Temperance
Rumors Stir AME Conference Investigation in Gianopolis
In Gianopolis on May 23 the AME conference discussed rumors about ministers facing misconduct. Accusations included intoxication in a house, a member found in a house of ill fame paying hush money, and a flask of whisky found near the pulpit. Executives debated whether to investigate, fearing disgrace to the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gianopolis
African Methodist Episcopal Conference
Man Kills Man in Amateur Playhouse Pistol Accident
In Dimnes Nebraska on May 26, teacher J. W. Fouls rehearsing for an amateur production of Apple Tom's Cabin at a country school house pointed a pistol at Samuel Stump thinking it was unloaded. The pistol fired the ball passed through Stump's head killing him instantly. Stump hailed from Appanoose County Iowa and was taken there for burial.
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Dimnes
Neb
Here
J. W. Fouls
Samuel Stump
Stump
Appanoons County
Iowa
Jefferson Davis letter at Mississippi monument ceremony
At Jackson Mississippi during the Confederate monument corner stone ceremony, a letter from Jefferson Davis was read. He commends Mississippi's sons who died for the cause and praises Daughters of Mississippi for their devotion. He pledges continued sympathy and thanks from an old Mississippian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jef Davis
Jackson Miss
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Peace Party
Bank Cashier Foils Gold Brick Racket Near Porriano
A swindle involving three alleged gold bricks worth about 32000 dollars was foiled when Wm Newton, a local farmer and bank official, sought to withdraw 4000 dollars. Cashier Walt Haynes alerted the sheriff, sending the trio into the woods with their brass and zinc hoard left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porriano
Ind
Newton
People’s Bank
Portland
Fountain County
Fort Wayne
Walt Haynes
Haynes
Catholic Knights of Labor Meet Cardinal Gibbons on Labor Attitudes
Catholic church leaders will meet Cardinal Gibbons at the Cathedral residence in this city to discuss the church stance toward labor organizations. Gibbons, after influencing the pope against siding with Taschereau in Canada, plans a new approach based on workingmen's clubs observed in France and Germany. The archbishops oppose aggressive labor methods, but no condemnation or praise is expected for the unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
France
Germany
Muncie
Lake Shore Company
St. Mary’s Avenue
Joseph Lowery
Pat Ward
William Moran
Wabash Track
Wabash Road
J. B. Niezer
Monroeville
New Indiana View Bolsters Harrison Rank
A Hoosier opinion from New York argues Gresham lacks political strength in Indiana. The Indiana delegation is solid for General Harrison and will stay that way, with voters familiar with his long public service and loyalty to the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John O. New
Indiana
Stolen Money From saloon and grocery in Holman Street
Henry Grothaus reports his $65 bag hidden in a store corner was missing after opening hours. He suspects tenants in the same building and police are investigating this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grothaus
Holman Street
Three Families Poisoned Suffering from Mysterious Illness
Doctors report two poisoning cases in the town's south area. Calvin Spencer's family on South Harriston Street recovered after severe symptoms. Mr Bates's family on 28 Onechanan Street were prostrated. A family on Lascile Street, mother and three children, fell ill after eating cream cheese. Dr Van Laskirk treated them overnight and they improved by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Spencer
Harriston Street
Mr. Bates
Onechanan Street
Lascile Street
van Las
Keator Encounters Stratton in Minneapolis Visit
Mr. T. P. Keator reports meeting Robert Stratton and other Port Wayne parties during a Minneapolis trip this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Keator
Minneapolis, Minn
Robert Stratton
Port Wayne
Jailbreak York County Sheriff Attacked by Escapees
In Monoruto Indiana two highway robbers confined in the jail attacked Sheriff Henderson with an iron bar as he attempted to lock them in their cells. The sheriff was severely injured with a broken arm and a fractured skull. Edward Chamberlain, killer of Ida Wittenberg, escaped with the pair. A posse pursues. capture likely. Chamberlain was later captured near Deunit and is being held in Monticello amid possible lynching fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Henderson
Sach
Tornado Strikes Argonia Destroys Church Hotel and Stores
A tornado near Argonia yesterday afternoon leveled the Methodist church the Palace hotel and many shops and homes. No deaths reported but several injured. In Corsicana Texas, storm caused over 26000 in property damage roofs blown off more than a dozen buildings and several homes demolished with no fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vertimator
Argonia
Corsicana
Texas
Colored Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Reunion at Angola Ancona G A R fair opens in Angola
Yesterday opened the Tri-State G A R fair and soldiers reunion at Angola with promises of displays of implements and races. President candidate Alger of Michigan, Governors Gray and Forker, and Commander-in-Chief John P Rea are billed to speak on successive days. Proceeds go to a G A R memorial hall at Angola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancona
Angola
Chaplain Lozier
Iowa
Alger
Michigan
Gray
Foraker
John P. Rea
Woman Robs Lover then Vanishes in Havre
Maude Brown, a town resident, robbed her live-in partner William McCannon of 1940 and fled. She hired a buggy at a livery stable about noon and went toward Bratt with a hostler driving. McCannon awoke to find money sewn in his undergarments missing after a scissors cut. He notified police but Brown remains at large and the hustler is missing, though his employer believes he will return.
Doctor Magers Attacked on Homeward Walk
One night last week Dr. Magers was returning to his home in Churubusco from a patient visit when he was waylaid and struck on the head. He fell to the ground and lay senseless until neighbors found him two miles from town. A scalp wound was found. his watch and money were undisturbed and the assailant’s motive remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magers
Churubusco
Jealous Wife Attacks Saloon Keeper on Delaware Street
In Indianapolis on Delaware Street near the court house at 9 pm last night, Mrs. Jearl, jealous of Ben Jearl walking with his wife's sister, seized a cowhide and brutally beat the pair. The wife chased after him, then fled, and Jearl calmed his spouse after she was severely struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inpranapolis
Delaware Street
Court House
Ben Jearl
Mob Hangs Alleged Child Abuser in Outskirts
In Bagnesville Ohio, Robert Gibson a 40 year old Black man was seized from jail by a mob and hanged from a tree near the town outskirts after being accused of abusing a five year old girl. Reports say he abused other young girls as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagnesvillre
Robert Gibson
Frank Jeffreys
Outakirta
Gibson
Corner Stone Laid for Catholic University in Washington
The cornerstone of the Divinity building of a great Catholic university was laid in Washington. Miss Mary G Caldwell donated 3 300 000 for its establishment. Seven large buildings are planned with President Cleveland and many Catholic prelates attending. Bishop Spalding of Peoria delivered the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Catholic University
Mary G. Caldwell
Washington
Cleveland
Spalding
Peoria
Hat of deaths for the week list
The city undertakers report a weekly death list including James Burns 80, Lucinda Porter 80, Frank Ehinger 29 from convulsions Chas Hoover 31 from liver complaints and Eather Gerding 8 weeks from brain fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burns
Lucinda Porter
Frank Ehinger
Chas. Hoover
Eather Gerding
Catholics Oppose Cremation Says Priest-Manager Speech
New York May 25. Manager Thos. H. Preston declared cremation abhorrent to Catholic teaching. He said it attacks the doctrine of the resurrection, and that Catholics incinerated cannot be given church rites at burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thos
Preston
Isbor Nomination Repudiated by Land and Labor Club
At a Land and Labor Club No 1 meeting last night in Onroaco Illinois the Cincinnati convention Isbor nomination for national ticket was repudiated by a three fourths vote. Club president Cowdrey faced rebuke for accepting the nomination and remains named by the convention for presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onroaco
Ill
Cincinnati
Isbor
Land and Labor
Clah
Cowdrey
Ocowdrey
Superintendent Hailmann Resigns Amid School Conflicts
Prof. W. H. Hailmann, superintendent of LaPourt city schools, tendered his resignation to the board of education yesterday. The move followed opposition from the gala ion element and certain religious groups opposed to his prohibition and anti orthodox views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPourt
Ind
W. H. Hailmann
Board of Education
President Roberts Private Car Heads to Princeton
Mrs. Cleveland leaves Privavate car attached to the 9 40 express train bound for Princeton New Jersey she travels with Mr and Mrs Roberts Mr and Mrs Geo W Childs Rev Mr and Mrs Wood Miss Bessie Wood and several others accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privavatipata
Mre
Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
President Roberts
Mra
Roberts
Geo. W. Childs
Mra. Wood
Bessie Wood
Mysterious Midnight Burial Stuns Indiana Town
In Geneva near Dreoatus Indiana a aged woman died after illness and was buried at midnight by husband and son without relatives present. Two local ladies saw the removal of the body and relatives demand an inquest as the coroner is summoned to investigate the suspicious burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreoatus
Ind
Geneva
John Boler
Cought
Housband
Prince Henry Marries In Charlottenburg Chapel Ceremony
May 24 report describes the wedding of Prince Henry second son of Emperor Frederick and Princess Irene, held at Charlottenburg with bells tolling and a 36 gun salute as monarchs attended. The couple, grandchildren of Queen Victoria, wore naval uniforms amid thousands inside the castle. Also notes German Alsace Lorraine travel decree with passport rules, plus Irish gale losses and a bishop warning against a league meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannin
Prince Henry
Emperor Frederick
Irene
Ludwig
Hease
Charlottenburg
Augusta
Victoria
Alsace Lorraine
France
Paris
Alsace-Lorraine
Douzsum
Ireland
Dusuin
O'Dwyer
Limerick
Gladstone
Parnell
Senators Spooner and Blackburn open civil service probe
Short telegraph items report Senators Spooner and Blackburn beginning an inquiry in Judge Benedict's courtroom on civil service law enforcement at the New York customs house. Other briefs note cremation in Crominall, a Dayton man’s death, a Chicago fire, a murder in Curtis Nebraska, and various business, theft, and accident notices across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spooner
Blackburn
Civil Service
Curtis
Neb
Anna Bryant
Wm. Greenwood
Hugh McGivnis
Spring Street
Burrato
Henry
Brun- Mage
Dunkirk
Erie Hotel
Detroit
H. B. Claflin & Co
Metcalf Bros
J. L. Hudson
Devatur
Ind
Barney Terveer
Lima
Ducat
Baltimore
Cocago
E B. Bradley
Union National Bank
Kanamanna
Salvation Army
Deputies Fail to Catch Thieves After Horse Theft
Deputy Sheriffs Wilkinson and Black pursued thieves who stole horses from Al Pfeiffer and John Hetrick on Lima plank road but lost the trail and could not recover the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Black
al. Pfeiffer
John Hetrick
Lima Plank Road
German Baptists debate moustaches and church reform
The German Baptist conference at Wanase Indiana discussed shaving moustaches to ease holy kiss salutes. They rejected long hair alterations, tightened abstinence from tobacco for members and ministers, and ruled G A R B a secret society. The St Louis church property was ordered sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Ohio
G. A. RB
Middle Indiana
General Conference
District Conference
St. Louis
County counterfeiters raided in Adams county
Deputy U S Marshal Wilkinson Deputy Sheriff Tom Wilkinson and Mr Killen raided a Geneva den of counterfeiters in Adams county on Tuesday capturing William Bair Amos Walker and John Weisman and securing a full kit of dies moulds and an electro plate setup for making counterfeit dimes fifty cent pieces and dollars Bair the jeweler led the gang and was bound over to pay 3000 bail The others were bound over 1500 each Sixty more Adams county residents implicated and hearings set in Indianapolis plus a grand jury report with 27 indictments including counterfeiting and pension law violations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilkinson
Tom Wilkinson
Mr. Killen
Geneva
Adams County
William Bair
Amos Walker
John Weisman
Paris
Bair
New York
Wilkinson
Celina
Ohio
Jake Bair
Adama County
United States
J. B. Harper
Wm. Bair
Weisman
Walker
Indianapolis
Spec Alto the Sentinel
Tieton
Ind
James Wilkimnon
U. S
Apecial
The
Sentinel
United States Grand Jury
Charles B. Miley
Newton
Geo. W. Showers
Lafayette
John H. Banca
Joseph Sapp
Goodland
Jacob Bear
Wm. Bear
John Wildmen
J. 8S. Reibold
Winchester
Coy
Bernhamer
Indiana Masons Elect Officers At Biennial Grand Lodge Session
Over six hundred Masons from across Indiana attended the biennial sixtysixth session in Indianapolis. Isaac P. Leyden was elected Grand Master with Thomas B. Long as Deputy and Jacob J. Todd as Senior Warden. Financial reports show a year’s receipts of 217,848.60 and a balance of 16,642.83 with building rent income of 5,259.71 and expenses of 12,985.63. The body may shift from biennial to annual meetings in the coming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of the Free and Accepted Masons of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Isaac P. Leyden
New Albany
Thomas B. Long
Terre Hante
Jacob J. Todd
Bluffton
N. BR
Ruckle
Martin H. Rice
W. H. Smythe
Chonen
John Cavin
Evansville Hosts State Military Encampment This June
Adjutant general Koontz received a telegram from Evansville business men accepting a state legion offer. The encampment will run June 20 to 26 with the association covering all expenses and providing 1550 in regional prize money plus 1000 500 and 100 in free drill prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koontz
Business Men's Association of
Evansville
State Legion
English Champion to Fight Hooden for World Feather Title
A match is set between Frank Murphy of England and Jack Hooden of New York to decide the featherweight world championship. The bout will be decided with kid gloves for $2,000 and must occur within ten weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Murphy
England
Jack Hooden
Local notes on court cases and civic events
The record lists a broad set of items including licenses to wed Edward Elyoa and Jesse Norton, a judgment for $743 on a ditch lien, a wagon shop opening in Monroeville, and a dismissal in the Foreign Exchange bank suit. It also notes rail and road matters, deaths, marriages, and public notices from Indiana and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rehner
Wilhelmina Wedler
Edward Elyoa
Jesse
Norton
Two Men Killed by Train in Pittsburg and Heroic Mother's Death
Pittsburg Pa May 24 Thomas Obidlow policeman and Richard Ray collector were struck by a passenger train after stepping from a bound track to avoid a freight train and died instantly. A mother in Euem Ir also died yesterday trying to save her eighteen month old child from an approaching train with the child perishing as she reached it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsrura Pa
Thomas Obidlow
Richard Ray
Pennsylvania Railroad
Euem
FO. Krueger
Villain Named in Outrage Case in Indiana
Alfred Gilham, a farmer from Devout Indiana, is jailed on charges after a May incident in which a stranger, posing as Milroy, lured a Starkey girl for light housework and assaulted her two miles from town. The girl identified Gilham at a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Alfred Gilham
Cora Starkey
Starkey
Milroy
Gilham
Illinois Democrats nominate slate for state offices
The Illinois Democrats at their state convention nominated John Palmer for governor A J Bell for lieutenant governor N D Hicks for secretary of state Andrew Walch for auditor Chas H Wacker for treasurer and J B R Creighton for attorney general In Ontoaco Charles H Whitaaker named as state treasurer nominee by Springfield convention is a senior member of a local brewing firm and declined the nomination saying he does not wish to be a politician.
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Curoaco
Zschariah Squires
Mortimer McCroberts
Omaha
Neb
Wakely
Indianapolis
Morton Club
Greshamites
Gresham
Harrison
Vengence
LaPorte
Ind
D. W. Parington & Co
Brick Makers
Chesterton
Parapsuraia
The
Presbyterian Home Missions
Grover Cleveland
New York
Lymann Abbott
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Henry Ward Beecher
W. R. Grace
Hill
Awnpureen
Trenton Rock
Xpranapolis
W. D. Bynum
Washington
Congress
National Capital
Gray
McDousla
Indiana
Bynum
McDonald
House
Senate
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Chicago
Spatherrzyp
John Palmer
A. J. Bell
N. D. Hicks
Andrew Walch
Chas. H. Wacker
J. BR. Creighton
Ontoaco
Charles 4H. Whitaaker
Springfield
Cafty
Pickpockets Target Dunkard Meeting Crowds
Waxnass Indiana May 24 Pickpockets exploit large Dunkard gathering near North Manchester. Chicago and Fort Wayne crooks are active. several robberies reported including the seizure of $20 and passes from John P. Ebersole of Tiffin Ohio as he tried to board a train to Indianapolis. A second victim lost about $700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxnass
Ind
Manchester
Chicago
Fort Wayne
John P. Ebersole
Tiffin
Indianapolis
Paulding Reservoir Lands To Be Sold
The canal commissioners at the state house notified the board of public works of the sinking land commissioners of plans to sell lands in the Paulding county reservoir. Terms fixed at one-fifth down with four equal payments at 6 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocoulumnus
Canal Commissioners
State House
Board of Public Works
Sinking Land Commissioners
Paulding County
Sinking Fund Commissioners
Tragic Infant Death Follows Mother's Suicide at Napanee
In Napanee near Osuehn, Mrs. George Reed, age twenty three, took her three month old baby and leaped into a well after her husband left for work. The mother left a note saying she was tired of life and desired rest. The child and mother died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osuen
Ind
Napanee
Hear
George Reed
Shou Wee
Oliver Dyer Seeks 32500 From Miami Lodge Over Disability
Peru Indiana May 24 Oliver Dyer files suit to recover 32500 from Miami Lodge ILO and its encampment claiming six years of sick benefits due to partial disability from rheumatism. lodge officials contest that the disability never qualified him for permanent sick roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Oliver Dyer
Miami Lodge
Ilo. O. F
Wrecked steamer sails to aid City of Para near Fortune Island
The coast wrecking steamer departed New York last night to assist the Pacific Mail steamship City of Para reported stranded on Fortune Island with many passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacifico Mail
City of
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General Presbyterian Assemblies
Philadelphia
Catholic Knights OF Labor
Chamberlain
Delphi
Reunion
Dr. Magers
Columbia City Post
Catholic College
Mre.owdrey
Foreia
Grand Lodge F. and
A. M
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Charles B. Hughes
Viberg
Mary Groover
State Insane Asylum
Jim Cranston
Muncle
Ellen Kane
Toledo
Foreign Exchange Bank, of
First National Bank
A. ©. Trentmar
Joseph Link
W. G. Colerick
Democratic Pension Department
Adam Stumburg
Clymer’s
J. B. Grimshaw
Lake Shore Road
Jackson
J. G. Younge
Huntington County
Henry Hake
John Hake
Charles F. Challenger
Joseph W. Challenger
Street Car Company
Lindenwood
South Broadway
Emma Molloy
Oregon
Portland Oregonian
Caledonian Society
George Swanson
Rome
John Smith
Rothchild
O’rourke
Annie M. Waelfer
Wm. Waelfer
P. B. Colerick
Waelfer
Virgil Patterson
Francois Crist
Samuel Street
J. W. Woodrow
Nickel Plate
Mr. Woodrow
Smith Bridge Company
Little River Ditch
Roanoke
St. Mary's River
Spy Run Avenue
Dan Sander
E. J. Lennon
Mich
M. F. Berger
Charlotte
Globe
Tom Kavanaugh
Langtry Medicine Company
Kendallville
Centlivre
Mahler
Ely
Albert Dennis
Catherine Winters
Gilbert S. Aukrim
Emma
Sabrey
Newton G. Miller
Jemima Drage
James Cranston
Frank EB. McCoy
Julia F. Glidden
Fred J. Werling
Anna Mary Bruci
Michael Becker
Elizabeth Nick
Edwin O. Abten
Alice Robbins
George Bowser
Perry Township
Mr. Bowser
West
Bis Brothers
Mesars Samuel and
Henry Bowser
Grand Rapids
James Anderson
Richmond
Anderson
Messrs. M. Frank
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A. Oppenheimer
Terre Haute
District Grand Lodge
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Order of B'nai V’rith
Brentano
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Fred Weeson
Fred Blake
M. H. Diehl
Calhoun Street
Baron Weatrnmb
Heller
Schroeder
Michigan City
William Henderson
Martin M. Beeson
Regina Fisher
Joseph J. Comparet
W. P. Breen
Brannan, Hartere and
Gloyd
Eon
J. Clair
Toronto
Ont
Concordia Lnutheran Cemetery
State University
Bloomington
Col. R. 8. Robertson
Robinson
James Murray
Wm. Keeley
Henry Smith
Byron Thompson
Lasselle Street
Albert Morey
Pearl Stanton
BK. M. Barnes
Eagle Lake
Warsaw
B. V. Sweringen
New Haven
Gorman
Steve O’connor
John Crecilina
Jerry Berry
Riceville
Crawford County
Louis Gero
McNulta
Wabash
James Dogan
County Limerick
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Church
Northwest Indiana Conference
Greencastle
State Supreme Court
Hamilton
Dayton
Findlay
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
McComb
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Jacob Marsh
Warraw
Ben Bacon
Packerton
Hood
MR. Bynum
Pittsburg
Ilinois Democrats
Paulding
Lir
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