Parish mass fees barred by Vatican ruling
Fort Wayne Diocese Bishop Alerding reports that the apostolic delegate forbids any door collection at Sunday children's mass. The 9 o'clock service in large parishes was previously charged to discourage adult attendance for the benefit of children. Falconio’s reply orders immediate discontinuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Alerding
D. Falconio
Apostolic Delegate
Diocese OF
Fort Wayne
Ind
Domino
D. Aleading
Diomede Falconio
D. D
Larissa
United States
Washington, D. C
United States OF America
Baltimore Street
D. Falconto
H. J. Alerding
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advised for Colds
Colds and frequent nasal throat ailments can lead to bronchitis pneumonia and consumption. After exposure or symptom onset take Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promptly to check and relieve symptoms. Use no substitutes. genuine product in yellow package. Dreier Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Dreier Drug Co
Spraying Orchards Proves Profitable Investment for Yields
The article argues that spraying in a systematic, properly supplied orchard increases crop size and fruit quality, framing spray materials as an investment rather than a cost for modern farmers and growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steone
Sherwin-Williams Time Sulfur Solution for orchard health
A universal fungicide and insecticide for San Jose Scale and sucking insects. Apply as fall spray 10 days after leaf drop and as spring spray just before trees emerge. Spring treatment also combats Peach Leaf Curl. Correct timing boosts fruit quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
City to Resume Auction for Market Stalls Amid Price Dispute
City may revert to pre building era method of selling market stalls at auction claiming right to set charges. Officials plan Saturday collections under ordinance price scale after two publications in newspaper and pamphlet form. An injunction was threatened if publication was not completed.
Edicts Fail to Impress Rebels At Capital
The revolutionists reject throne concessions as too late and insincere. Edicts anger Manchus provoking talks of revenge while foreign legations and residences seek protection amid fear of violence and possible rebel attacks on the capital. Prince Ching acts to restrain violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nalyubie E Sims Visige
Manel
Officie
Beijing Accepts Demand for Immediate Constitutional Government
An imperial edict in Peking proclaims the throne agrees to a full constitutional government and a cabinet excluding nobles. It promises amnesty for rebels and political offenders while the government prepares defenses as terror grips officials. many flee to Tien Tsin and surrender nears to late rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
National Assembly
Reine
Tien Tsin
State moves more juror rulings in death case
Judge Bordwell imposes limits on peremptory challenges and questions about jurors. Defense and state maintain positions on issues as proceedings continue in Lancaster while Frakes faces trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Frakes
Walter Bordwell
Bordwell
Talesmen
Great bar gain offer to Weekly Subscribers on page 11
An attention grabbing note promotes a weekly subscriber offer on page 11 of this issue. The exact details are unclear due to fragmented text but the teaser promises a valuable deal for readers subscribing weekly.
Suit to Follow Up Collections at City Market
An injunction suit is being prepared to halt rent collection at the city market and push for further reductions per Judge O Rourke’s recommendation. The marketmaster began enforcing rents under council scale, while contesting renters and attorney FF Warris dispute the ordinance construction. The case may shift to old stall sale methods to resolve space shortages for truck gardeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Rourke
Harry Tiegan
Board of Public Safety
Eng Aed
FF. W. Twarris
Aged Woman Hurt In City Truck Collision
Mrs. Henry Waltemath aged 76 was injured when a Berghoff brewery truck struck her carriage on East Wayne street near Hanover street. She was thrown from the vehicle as her horse stepped on her foot. neck injuries and facial cuts were treated at a nearby residence before she was returned home. Her daughter Mrs. Fred Sautter jumped to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Waltemath
Lake Avenue
Lakeside
Berghoff Brewery
Hanover Street
Fred Sautter
Waltemath
Boarding stable keeper ends life on East Wayne street
Edward Russey, keeper of a boarding horse on East Wayne street, died today by swallowing carbolic acid. Despondency over ill health was the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Russey
East Wayne Street
Rob Postoffice at Lafontaine
Postoffice Inspector W A Pratt was called to Lafontaine Indiana to investigate a post office robbery. Thieves blew the safe with nitro glycerine and took most of the stamp stock valued at hundreds of dollars along with a small cash sum. The escape left few clues for officers to pursue. Lafontaine lies in Wabash county just south of Wabash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
W. A. Pratt
Lafontaine
Wabash County
Veggmen
Wabash
Indiana
Couples and ages listed for local workers couples
A crowd of names appears with pairings of ages and occupations such as Jno Rushart 20 farmer with Mary Hankel 21, Charles Knipstein 4 farmer with Anna Moldihan 23, Hert Brown 21 conductor with Helen Smith 22, and many others including janitors, painters, cigarmakers, bookkeepers, shoemakers, brakemen, lumbermen, ironworkers, clerks, and foremen. The document reads like a registry of local workers and their spouses with ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Rushart
Farmery
Mary A. Hankel
Charles W. F. Knipstein
Farmer
Anna I. P. Moldihan
Hert J. Brown
Helen T. Smith
Clarence L. Seherer
Grace Baker
John A. Herzog
Hattie Hurlburt
William A. Ayers
Mary O. Pester
Frank Frederick
Billa Paul
Alda F. Bechtel
Marie L. Deffenbaugh
Henry M. Ankney
Mamie I. Crowl
Joseph Trves
Josephine Stepnik
Anthony A. Auer
Servant Girl Located After A Week Missing
Theresa Trace Ehinger left her West Berry street employer a week ago and was found by Detective Sergeant Pappert. She stayed with friends and offered no reason beyond being angry at her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa
Trace) Ehinger
West Berry Street
Pappert
Infantile Paralysis Quarantine Placed on City Home
The Morris home at 818 West Superior street is under strict quarantine after a two and a half year old child is diagnosed with infantile paralysis. This marks the second case in the city in the past year, a figure surpassed by only a few larger cities with reported cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
West Superior Street
Postal savings bank planned for Ossian post office
Ossian Indiana announces via telegram that a postal savings bank will open at the local post office on November 23. The move follows similar success in Bluffton Huntington and other nearby cities, signaling strong local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Bank For
Ossian
Ind
Postal Savings
Bluffton
Huntington
Rain Offer to Weekly Subscribers on Page Eleven
A brief promo announces a rain related offer for weekly subscribers appearing on page 11 of this issue. The item is described as a hummer and is marked with the number 473 for reference.
Liquor Case adjourned as defense sets Saturday delivery claim
Ed Pettit gains another continuance in city court on a liquor sale charge for Sunday. He plans to argue he sold liquor Saturday and delivered on the Sabbath, with Franklin Bates as a witness who allegedly provided checks. Pettit will claim the liquor was stored in a room next to the saloon and he did not enter the barroom to retrieve it. Cronin held on vagrancy charge. watch owner sought. possible real name Newton with union card. Other cases involve Cor a Miller intoxication, Ed Scott, Owen Brad fines, and Carter Hardy costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Pettit
Franklin Bates
Cronin
Frank Cronin
Pappert
Rosie Holbrook
QO. E. Newton
Plumbers’ and Gas Fitters’ Association
Cora Miller
Frank Miller
Knitters’ Avenue
Ed Scott
Owen Brad
Carter Hardy
Local Birth Announcements Listed From Numerous Families
A long list records numerous births with parental names and addresses. Families include Miller Neff Baker Green Bohrer Callahan Young Moran Smith Kaylor Harden Dorfauer Lansdorfer Anglin Dustman Darling Eisenhut Hille Heger Anderson Millikin Drahot Fell Holtrey Herber Schirmeier Templar Symangrove Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Miller
Lillie Street
Charles Neff
Elm Street
Kemp Baker
Wells Street
Ray Green
Brackenridge Street
Gerhart Bohrer
Colerick Street
Bernard Callahan
Dawson Street
Noah Young
Hoagland Avenue
William Moran
West DeWald Street
William Smith
Vigh Street
Lewis Kaylor
Harry Hardendorf
Harrison Street
Michael Lansdorfer
Woodland Avenue
Frank Anglin
Tlillside
Forest Avenues
Herman Hille
Home Avenue
Gotlieb Heger
Eliza Street
Ludwicc Anderson
Charles Millikin
Fast
Charles Drahot
Monroe Street
Hirschel Fell
Savilla Street
George Holtrey
Broadway
J.A. Herber
Smith Street
L. J. Schirmeyer
East Jefferson Street
Harry Templar
Wilt Street
Guy Symangroove
West Main Street
William Gross
Herman Street
Transfers of Real Estate Compiled by J C Heller
Elizabeth Roemer transfers south 2 acres east 4% southeast 4% section 1 east 14 northwest% northeast 4% section 12 Marion township for 65 dollars. Nicholas Crickmore to Esdrus Ludwick lot5 Justice addition West Sheldon Pleasant township for 500. George W Earle to Esdrus Ludwick lots 1 and 4 Justice addition West Sheldon Pleasant township. Winifred J Randall to Esdrus Ludwick lots 1 and 5 Justice addition West Sheldon Pleasant township for 1 dollar. Lewis Scattergood to Tate J Harrison Tot1 block3 Irvington Park Washington township for 500. A M Reichelderfer to Clinton Swartz west 14 acres southeast and east 9 acres southwest 14 section 32 Springfield township for 3700. Simon Ackerman to Thomas E McKeefer north% southeast 4% and south% south% northeast 4 section 36 Wayne township for 18009. William H Somons to Wille H Johnston and Mary L Meyer lots 81 to 60 inclusive Simons addition Wayne township for 5000. Tony A Nuttle to Cora B and C Rice part section 15 Milan township. Ellen P Lathame to Joseph C Converser worth 61.54 acres except worth 20 acres fractional section 26 Jackson township for 3334. Joseph A Brown to Samantha E Brown lot 35 Websters addition Monroeville township for 700. Mary E McConnell to H H Burchell lot 32 Old Plat Monroeville township for 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Heller
Court Street
Country
Elizabeth Roemer
Charles Lipper
Marion Township
Nicholas Crickmore
Esdrus Ludwick
Justice Addition
West Sheldon
Pleasant Township
George W. Earle
Pleasant
Simon Ackerman
Thomas E. McKeefer
Wayne Township
William H. Somons
Wille H. Johnston
Mary L. Meyer
Simon
Toney A. Nuttle
Cora B
C. C. Rice
Milan Township
Ellen P. Lathamé
Joseph C. Converser
Jackson Township
Joseph A. Brown
Samantha E. Brown
Webster's
Monroeville
Mary E. McConnel
H. H. Burchell
Old Plat
Gain Offer To Weekly Subscribes On Page Eleven
A brief note highlights a gain offer for weekly subscribers appearing on page 11. The item uses a compact newspaper heading tone to tease readers about a benefit or deal pending in the issue. The exact terms are not fully included in the readable text.
For Sale Peninsula range in good condition
Peninsular range in good condition burns wood hard or soft coal with heating closet and reservoir. Bargain if taken at once. Ing jre 1835 Crescent Ave Forest Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsular Range
Auburn court hears wheat dispute over stored grain
In Allen county circuit court August Delegrange won a judgment of 292.40 against Arthur Watersall for two counts of wheat threshed and stored after Watersall purchased surplus crop during lease termination. The case includes loss of value and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
August Delegrange
Arthur Watersall
Delegrange
Allen County
Waters
Divorce suit details misery of Olive Reader and Ephriam Reader
Olive Reader files in circuit court for divorce custody and a restraining order after alleging Ephriam demolished her millinery and spent time with a grocery driver and another woman. She claims no money for a hat and lists purchases she made on credit. Attorney Phil B. Colerick represents Olive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Reader
Ephriam Reader
Dollars Avenue
Ephriam
Phil B. Colerick
Ertel
John Ertel
Max Krause
Bonahoom
Circuit Court
L. Morris
E. G. Hoffman
Otto Bonnhoom
Fort Wayne
Blackburn
Disler
William Blackburn
South Calhoun Street
Frank Disler
Hurshtown
Roy T. Aker
Olive. B
Aker
Court actions over suspended jail term and nuisance ruling
Gertie Victor faces circuit court scrutiny over a suspended thirty day jail sentence for keeping a house of ill fame while Thoney mustabate nuisance for beating carpets in his Wallace street yard. Other notes cover suits by Walter F. Black against Anthony Hotel for 2500 and Edward Everly seeking 500 from Trippeer and Son for hand injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Victor
O’rourke
North Calhoun Street
Haid
Thoney
Andrew Thoney
Wallace Street
O'Rourke
Walter F. Black
Anthony Hotel Company
H. C. Meland
Edward Everly
Trippeer & Son
Emrick
Wife seeks support in divorce case amid clothing list
In circuit court Albert Hettler’s divorce suit prompts his wife to seek support during the proceedings claiming no provision during their marriage. She lists a modest wardrobe and estimates 100 dollars to outfit for winter while requesting attorney fees. Also noted is a Bonahoom perjury indictment trial date fixed for December 22 with defense access to letters disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hettler
Thomas & Townsend
Bonahoom
O'Rourke
Abdul
Otto) Bonahoom
L. Morris
Thomas
Dividends and Divorces Reported in Local Courts
In superior court receiver Fred C. Hunting sought 33 percent dividend from 31000 from a recent sale and confirmation of a sale to Robert L Kenny. Judge Lot A Wood noted creditors will receive a small additional dividend. In circuit court Elizabeth Trier sues executor Martin Lapp for 1800 for services to Valentine Lapp. Edith Swarthwood seeks limited separation from Thomas Swarthwood with child visitation and support rights. Chester Oetting sues Charles Gale for 500 damages after a car incident injuring his left arm and abdomen. Colerick and Hogan represent the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Hunting
Angola Railway and Power Company
Robert L. Kenny
Lot A. Wood
Elizabeth Trier
Martin Lapp
Valentine Lapp
Chester Oetting
Henry W. Oetting
Charles Gale
Gale
Colerick
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Labor Times Herald
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Henry Vance
Yaple
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