Conflict in Russia Heads Toward Inescapable Civil Strife
May 26 dispatch from St. Petersburg reports Premier Goremykin outlining government policy to a crowded lower house. Roditcheff denounces the cabinet, sparking wild applause and predictions of rising civil war as Black Hundred and social revolutionaries clash amid threats of amnesty denial and a looming general strike.
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St. Petersburg
Goremykin
Nicholas Nikolaevitch
M. Roditcheff
M. Rochitcheff
Black Hundred
Archangel Square
Social Democrats
Moscow
Odessa
Goremykin Firm Speech Sparks Parliament Clash
Premier Goremykin’s firm address in St Petersburg signals an inevitable clash as lower house demands for amnesty meet government limits. He rejects abolition of the empire council, argues no forced land expropriation, and outlines education, tax, and liberty programs. Opposing factions vow resolutions of distrust and government resignation. Parliament sessions in progress amid rising revolutionary tension.
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St. Petersburg
Goremykin
Council of the Empire
Pvasis
Constitutional Democrats
Party of the Peoples
Liberty
Labor Party
Packing house report questioned over race segregation issue
The article notes Republican conferees worry about opposition from northern African Americans to the principle behind race separation. Senator Tillman said he would not approve any change to the senate provision.
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Tillman
Senate
Commission to Decide On Tillman Gillespie Probes
Washington May 29 The interstate commerce commission will determine future action on Tillman Gillespie resolution investigations into coal and oil at a meeting on Thursday. No further inquiries will occur until Commissioner Garfield submits his full report on corporations.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tillman- Gillespie
Garfield
Money for Indiana in sundry appropriation bill
The sundry appropriation bill reported today provides 285000 dollars for the Marion Indiana soldiers home 35000 dollars for completion of the Hammond public building 25000 dollars for completion of the Munice public building 176000 dollars for improvement of the Calumet river and 100000 dollars for continuing coal testing in which Indiana is interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marion, Ind
Hammond
Muncie
Calumet River
Indiana
Eight-Hour Bill Favored by House Labor Committee
Washington May 29 The house committee on labor authorized a favorable report on the eight hour bill. Chairman Gardner of New Jersey said there was no opposing vote.
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Washington
House Committee On Labor Today
Gardner
New Jersey
White man lynched in Madison parish unrest near Tallulah
Governor Blanchard received word that Robert T. Rogers a white man awaiting trial for murder in Richland parish was hanged by a mob in Tallulah after arriving on a special train. The case had flavoured trials and reversals with the Supreme Court review pending.
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New Orleans
Blanchard
Snyder
Sevier
Madison Parish
Robert T. Rogers
Jesse Brown
Richland Parish
Rogers
Tallulah
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Pacific
Brown
Rayville
Randsell
Supreme Court
Mrs Clara Neufer Miller Dies at 27 in Fort Wayne
Mrs Clara Neufer Miller wife of Louis D Miller machinist at the Wabash shops died at 12 60 o'clock Saturday afternoon at 602 West Creighton avenue after a long illness. She was 27 in September and married almost four years ago. She was a member of St Pauls Catholic church. Survivors include husband father Leonard Neufer and two sisters Mrs Joseph F Miller and Mrs K E Schnelker, all of Fort Wayne.
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Leonard Neufer
Joseph F. Miller
KE. R. Schnelker
City
Death of Fort Wayne Resident Oliver A. Wiley
Oliver A. Wiley of 2521 Savannah Street died Saturday afternoon at St Josephs hospital after a morning surgical operation to remove gangrene from his left leg. He was 47, born in Washington and Barr streets, longtime Fort Wayne resident and former Pennsylvania Railroad fireman and engineer. Survived by brother C B Wiley and a Chicago sister. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from his residence with Rev D W Moffat officiating. interment Lindenwood.
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Oliver A. Wiley
Savannah Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mr. Wiley
Fort Wayne
Washington and
Barr Streets
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wiley
C. B. Wiley
Chicago
Mrs. Justice Gerding Dies After Gallstone Operation
Mrs. Justice Gerding 53 died Saturday afternoon at the family home in Lake township after gallstone removal surgery. Born in St. Joe township, she lived in Lake township 30 years and leaves husband Louis W. Gerding and four children Minnie Herman Carl Emilie. Also surviving are brother Charles Mengerson and sisters Mrs. Fred Meyer and Miss Elsie Mengerson. She belonged to Emanuel Lutheran church. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 1 30 p m from St. Pauls Lutheran church.
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Justice Gerding
Louis W. Gerding
Lake Township
Gerding
Allen County
St. Joe Township
Minnie
Herman
Carl
Emilie
Charles Mengerson
Fred Meyer
Elsie Mengerson
Emanuel Lutheran Church
St. Paul’s Lautheran Church
Mrs Bertha Messman Dies of Tuberculosis in City Home
Mrs Bertha Messman 22 wife of Herman Messman died Thursday at her sister Mrs Robert Bengs 2329 Force street from tuberculosis after over a year illness She was born in Madison township Surviving: husband two brothers Fred and Martin Scheimann five sisters Mrs Ferdinand Gehle Mrs Robert Bengs Mrs August Prange Mrs Christian Buuck and Mrs Ernst Schroeder Funeral Sunday at 1:30 from residence and 2:00 from Zion Lutheran Church with Rev Luehr officiating
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Bertha Messman
Herman Messman
Robert Bengs
Force Street
Messman
Madison Township
Fred
Martin Scheimann
Ferdinand Gehle
August Prange
Christian Buuck
Ernst Schroeder
Bingen
Adams County
Zion Lutheran Church
Luehr
Death of Ralph Meyers Aged Just Over Three
Ralph Herman Meyers son of Mr and Mrs Herman J Meyers of 341 Brandriff street died at noon Wednesday from convulsions aged a little more than three. He fell ill during the night and seemed improved until 10 today when a sudden decline led to death two hours later. The father is a linotype operator in The Sentinel composing room.
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Ralph Herman Meyers
Herman J. Meyers
Brandriff Street
Sentinel
J. E. Spicer
Nappanee
Columbia City
Martin Straus
Merriam
Noble County
Aaron Miller
Andrews
Fred Rettinger
Bourbon
William Bates
Plymouth
W. H. McIntosh
Auburn
McIntosh
Moses Gonser
DeKalb
Steuben
Hudson
Rachel Shoemaker
Wells County
Bluffton
John Yoder
Newberry Township
Lagrange County
Middlebury
Jesse E. Butler
Homer D. Lower
Decatur
Harvey E. Butler
William A. Lower
Harry H. Miller
Winona Electrical Company
Warsaw
Ralph Eddington
Orie Knavval
Eddington
Knaval
Wilhelmina Holthouse
R. J. Holthouse
Boston
Weston
Huntington
Frank Glass
Lagrange
Hubert Gerner
Karl Gerner
Waterloo Dawn
Henry Phillips
Jesse Tuttle
Nelson K. Kathan
Rose L. Gyger
Logansport
Jake Patterson
Martin Williams
Wabash
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Clarence C. Gilliams
Congress
Old Settlers
Albion
Gilliams
Swan
Isaiah Bacon
Rochester
Frank Smith
Clay Township
Angola
Citizens
Orville Carver
M. ©. Pollock
William Swartz
Pierceton
Swartz
Garrett
Chicago
Cloann Conrad
George Huggins
Montpelier
Clifford Dick
Edward Dick
Milford
Kosciusko County
Kendallville Home Telephone Company
City
Rev
L. A. Luckenbill
Marion
Monument City
Banquo
Salamonte
Heiney’s Bend
Mrs A H Anderson Dies in Monroeville at 61
Mrs. A H Anderson died Tuesday May 22 at her Monroeville home from dropsy at age 61. Surviving her husband are relatives Alex Nora and Dora Parker who had lived with the family. Funeral services were conducted Thursday morning at the M E church with Rev G W Martin officiating.
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A. H. Anderson
Monroeville
Alex
Nora
Dora Parker
M. E. Church
Bloomingdale Women Protest Picture Frame Agents
Bloomingdale residents met with the chief of police at city hall to discuss the operations of two picture frame agents. The men were ordered to appear in city court in the morning, with promises to attend. The issue notes long-standing complaints about picture enlarging agents and ongoing police trouble. Lieutenant Lapp warns of decades of warnings and gullible women being caught as in the past.
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Bloomingdale
Lapp
Death of Cedar Creek girl at age ten
Alice Devenger daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Devenger Cedar Creek township died Friday night of pneumonia at ten years old funeral services held Sunday morning Cedarville M B E church
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Alice Devenger
Fred Devenger
Cedar Creek Township
Cedarville, M. BE
Warsaw man Lewis Fisher charged with cashing inflated paycheck
Lewis Fisher of Warsaw was arrested in Peru on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He was employed at a chair factory and is accused of raising his paycheck from 8 to 18 before cashing it.
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Lewis Fisher
Warsaw
Peru
Fisher
Mrs Mary Meredith Graham of Toledo Dies at 84
Mrs. Mary Meredith Graham, age 84, of Toledo, died Sunday after a fall Thursday. A native of Bedford Pennsylvania, she was a widow visiting her son W F Graham at 317 East Lewis Street. The remains were shipped to Tyrone Pennsylvania for interment leaving by train Tuesday evening.
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Mary Meredith Graham
Toledo
W. F. Graham
East _Lewis _ street
Mrs Blabina Yobst 71 Died at Home of Daughter
Mrs Blabina Yobst aged 71 died Monday afternoon at 3 o clock at the home of her daughter Mrs Walter Lyman 1225 Clark Street Her native of Germ...
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Blabina Yobst
Aro
Walter Lyman
Clark Street
Wanatah Woman Lizzie Lauer Funeral Services Set
Mrs. Lizzie Lauer of Wanatah will be laid to rest at the Church of the Precious Blood with funeral services scheduled for Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.
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Lizzie Lauer
Wanatah
Church of the Precious Blood
Mrs Mary Beard dies in Huntertown at 64
Mrs Mary Beard of Huntertown died Monday morning at her daughter Mrs Edward Preston’s home. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 11 in the Huntertown church with interment at Perry Cemetery.
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Mary Beard
Huntertown
Edward Preston
Perry Cemetery
Infant Favazza Died of Meningitis at 1 Year
Carl Favazza infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Favazza of 1329 Lafayette street died at 1 30 Tuesday morning from meningitis aged 1 year 3 months 15 days The father is employed at the Bass foundry The burial took place at 9 o clock from the residence.
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Carl Favazza
Frank Favazza
Lafayette Street
Bass Foundry
Infant son of Cruse dies at five months old
Robert Walter Cruse infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cruse of 2818 Lafayette street died Thursday from convulsions due to meningitis at five months. Funeral services by Rev. E. W. Allen Saturday at 10:30 AM.
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Robert Walter Cruse
Harry Cruse
Lafayette Street
E. W. Allen
Infant Joseph Blood Dies at 3 Months 23 Days
Joseph Leroy Blood, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Blood, died at 2:15 Tuesday morning at the family home on Piqua Avenue. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 PM from the residence with Rev. Brandt officiating and interment at St. John's cemetery.
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Joseph Leroy Blood
John A. Blood
Piqua Avenue
Rev. Brandt
St. John’s Cemetery
Infant Nelson L Casterline Dies at 3 Weeks
Nelson Lawrence Casterline, infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Casterline, died at 4 Tuesday morning at the family home 623 Wallace Street from exhaustion at age 3 weeks. Funeral services scheduled for 9 o clock at St Patrick's Catholic church.
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Nelson Lawrence Casterline
Charles C. Casterline
Wallace Street
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Weddings at St Marys and St Patricks In City Church
Miss Della Weber wed Frank W. Oswald at St Marys Catholic Church with Rt Rev Mer J F Oechtering officiating. Anna Rinker was maid of honor. The couple will house at 2006 Smith Street. Also, Hazel Mergel wed Thomas M Geake in South Bend with vows at Dudley N Shively home. The couple will reside at 114 West Tabor Street after June 10. Cora DeLaGrange married Frank Huth at St Patricks Church with home to follow at 432 Buchanan Street after June 10.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Della Weber
F. Weber
East Lewis Street
Frank W. Oswald
Joseph Oswald
Smith Street
Mer. J. F. Oechtering
Father Clottenroth
Anna Rinker
Frank Weber
Miss Rinker
Oswald
Catherine Wolf
Logansport
Edward Weber
Kansas City
Will
Charles
Mart Oswald
Cincinnati
East Side
St. Mary’s Church
Hazel Mergel
Thomas M. Geake
South Bend
John Adams Linn
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Dudley N. Shively
Rink Mergel
Geake
Allen County
Cora DeLaGrange
Frank Huth
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
J. F. Delaney
Laura DeLaGrange
John Timmie
Mrs. Huth
Buchanan Street
Open Door for Greater Work in Richmond Church Extension
Richmond Ind May 29 The committee on church extension submitted its report to the United Presbyterian general assembly. It notes increasing demand for help and declares an open door for greater work. It highlights growth in new territory and suburban areas with aid totaling 44 217 dollars during the year. A home missions section is included in the report.
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Richmond
Ind
Committee On Church
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Appointments In Waterworks Lead To Columbia City
News notes several local deaths and legal cases across Noble, De Kalb, LaGrange and Whitley counties. Appointments include J. E. Spicer moving from Nappanee to Columbia City.
Foolish Things Men and Women Do
A Woman's Life essay comments on how people justify bad habits and judge others. It notes the strain of resting in chairs with reading material and the lure of unnecessary constant activity. It cautions against condemning individuals for single flaws and urges balanced judgment.
Faith That Prevails The Gentile Woman And Healing
The lesson on Mark vii 34 50 recalls Jesus retreating to pray after feeding the multitude and shows faith as the path to healing. It contrasts Jewish and Gentile responses, recounts the Canaanite woman’s persistent faith, and links spiritual light to visible works. It uses biblical cross references to illustrate trust in God as essential to overcoming life’s storms.
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American Pres Association
Jésus
John vi
Tyre
Sidon
Israel
Martha
Mary
Thomas
Matt
Matthew
Mark
David
Jesus
Jacob
Job
John Iv
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Huth DeLaGrange
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
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Cleveland Township
Whitley County
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Newcastle-on-Tyne
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Central Union Telephone Exchange
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Berne
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Goshen
Harry Rosebrough
Philippines
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Churubusco
John Rex
Ossian
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Huntington County
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Joseph E. Whitesell
Charles Walker
Fred Myers
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Kiser
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