Indians Promise 70 Be Good In Indians to Fort Meade
Sheridan Wyoming November 3 A conference between the Indians and troops resulted in the Utes agreeing to return with Colonel Rogers to Fort Meade South Dakota to be cared for by the government Chiefs Red Cap and Black Whiskers will go to Washington to confer with President Roosevelt The Utes will travel overland with Sixth Cavalry troops They have not been disarmed and will not be as long as they take no threatening action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan, Wyo
Rogers
Fort Meade
South Dakota
Red Cap
Black Whiskers
Washington
Roosevelt
Sixth Cavalry
Indians in Conference near Moorhead United to Ute
Sheridan Wy dispatch says a military Ute conference met fifteen miles northeast of Moorhead. Chiefs Red Cap Uninahkin Ponnap and Black Whiskers attended with talks on transport, winter rations, and a spring hunt ground return to Powder River. Tenth Cavalry and Sixth Army movements noted with rapid 135 mile dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Sheridan
Wya
Arvada
Moorhead
Red Cap
Uninahkin
Ponnap
Black Whiskers
Utah
Powder River
Major Grierson
Colonel Rogers
Captain Johnson
Buffalo Creck
Tenth
Rogers
Fort Mead
France Ends Concordat as Church and State Part Ways
Paris reports M. Briand states France no longer funds religion or privileges priests in the separation of church and state. Catholics may retain worship in open churches as privatized property reverts to common law by December 11, with no martyrdom or persecutions expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Briand
Republican Party
France
Tenn. Supreme Court Allows Inmates to Vote in Local Election
The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that inmates of the National Soldiers' Home at Johnson City may vote next Tuesday unless challenged at the polls. Permanent inmates are not Tennessee citizens, while those with homes outside the government reservation are citizens. Many inmates hail from other states and the decision clarifies voting rights amid a congressional race in the First district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Supreme Court
National Soldiers’ Home
Johnson City
Tennessee
Thightias
Concordia College to Welcome Captain Leonard Back
War department plans to relieve Captain Ivers W. Leonard from Cuba duty and return him to Concordia College as military instructor. Senator Beveridge facilitated the action by contacting President’s secretary Loeb and securing a prompt review. College officials and cadets welcomed the news with relief and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Ivers W. Leonard
Cuba
Concordia College
Senator Beveridge
Senator Veveridge
Suspect Plot Against Alfonso Creates Malaga Precautions
Malaga Spain November 3 Local police report suspected anarchists have disappeared from Barcelona prompting tight security for King Alfonso and Queen Victoria during their Malaga visit. All streets to be traveled by the royal party are being searched. Carlist committees across the peninsula plan to celebrate Don Carlos name day tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Spain
Barcelona
Alfonso
Victoria
Don Carlos
May Cavendish-Bentinck Weds John Ford at St James Palace
In a royal ceremony at the chapel royal St James palace London on November 3 May Cavendish-Bentinck daughter of Mrs William George Cavendish-Bentinck and former Miss Livingstone of New York married John Ford secretary of the British embassy in Constantinople and formerly with the embassy in Washington. The event drew a large society crowd and the king presented a amethyst and diamond pendant. Ambassador Reid and Mrs Reid and many American readers and friends contributed jewels and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Chapel Royal
St. James Palace
William George Cavendish-Bentinck
Livingstone
New York
John Ford
Constantinople
Washington, D .C
Ambassador Reid
Reid
United States
Veterans Jewel Presented by Local Group
William Geake Dr Schultz Henry Zollinger Christ Zollinger and Henry Korn of this city presented an Odd Fellows veteran jewel Saturday evening to Wm Rogers of New Haven a 25 year member. Rogers a prominent merchant in New Haven is active and popular in the Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Geake
Dr. Schultz
Henry Zollinger
Christ Zollinger
Henry Korn
Odd Fellows
Wm. S. Rogers
New Haven
Order
Rogers
Woman Donates Pipe Organ to Bethel Church
Mrs Catherine Hettier will give a Kimball pipe organ to Bethel Evangelical Church at Clinton and DeWald streets. The M J Marttene Piano Co was awarded the contract. the $2000 instrument includes duplex tubular pneumatic action and will run on electric power from a motor installed in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Hettier
Bethel Evangelical Church
Clinton and
DeWald Streets
M. J. Marttene Piano Company
Kimball
Gans to Fight Herman in Twenty Round New Year Match
Joe Gans light weight champion signs to fight Kid Herman of Chicago in a twenty round pursed bout as the Tonopah club plans a New Year’s Day event. Purse stands at 20000 with 60 percent to the winner and 40 percent to the loser. Gans will end his tour and head west to train. Gerard acts as manager and Nat Lewis accompanies Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Joe Gans
West
George Herring Died in London Philanthropist
George Herring English philanthropist died in London after an appendicitis operation. He chaired the city of London Electric Lighting, Electric and General Investment, Municipal Trust and several mining firms. He donated 500000 to the Salvation Army for land colonization and funded shelters and a Haven of Rest institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Herring
City of London Electric Lighting Company
Electric and General Investment Company
Municipal Trust Company
Salvation Army
Kings Hospital Fund
England
Herring
Camndentown
Annual Plowing Contest Honors Farmers on Hicksville Road
Allen County Plowing Association held its annual contest at James Gillie's Black Hawk farm with a large audience. John Dickson won Class A and Ed Goeglein won Class B with top scores, followed by a list of place getters across four classes and notes on judging, prizes, and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gillie
Black Hawk
Hicksville
Allen County Plowing Association
John Dickson
Ed Goeglein
Peter Gillie
John Gillie
George Gillie
Louis Goeglein
Fred Dohrman
C. Ellison
Henry Bruick
William Albersmeyer
John Gillis, Jr
George Meyers
Harry Prange
George Bullerman
Walter Goeglein
John Gillie, Jr
Matt Goeglein
Christ Goeglein
Thomas Clark
Beecher
Ill
W. W. Orrock
James Renison
Val Goeglein
W. F. DeVilbiss
Peter Certin
David McKay
Peter Haines
O. M. Bird
John Goeglein
Bluffton Line Improves Service With New Fares
Fort Wayne Bluffton line introduces pre sale tickets for riders with new one way and round trip rates. Key routes include Fort Wayne to Bluffton Kingsland Ossian Yoder and Ferguson with reduced round trip prices. Turbine upgrades planned and operator changes noted with turbine capacity of 2400 kilowatts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Fort, Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Shelton
Fort Wayne
Bluffton
Kingsland
Ossian
Yoder
Ferguson
Thomas Elliott
Cincinnati
Frank Clark
Spy Run
Retiring Foreman Honored by Fort Wayne Paint Department
The Fort Wayne paint shop marked the retirement of T J Rotabaugh with a farewell gathering of 45 to 50 workers. They presented a leather top piano box buggy and a heartfelt letter of appreciation. Later that evening a stand lamp and a gold headed ebony cane were given at Mr Rodabaugh’s home. Rodabaugh, born October 4 1836 in Summit County Ohio, served 57 years with the Pennsylvania lines and Fort Wayne shops, joining in 1849 and rising to foreman in 1868. He plans winter in California with his wife Elizabeth Snyder Rodabaugh and will reunite with daughter Mrs Jones in Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Vogley
Mr. Rodabaugh
Roadabaugh
Ohio
Rodabaugh
Fort Wayne
Omar
Mgr
T. J. Rodabaugh
Ind
Pittsburg
Redabaugh
Textrav
Rodnbaugh
Sarver
W. C. Jones
Pr. J. Rodabaugh
Pennsylvania
W. Wilt
J. A. Graham
R. Breeze
W. A. Johnson
J. H. Fry
F. OS. Doe of
B. OF. Sarver
H. T. Hogan
J. Disser
Jacob Baches
Chicago
Vie
Master Car and Locomotive Painters’ Association
Summit County
Elizabeth J. Snyder
Canal Dover
Congregational Church
California
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Colorado Springs
Company forms in Fort Wayne for new Manufacturers' Light and Power
The Manufacturers' Light and Power company of Fort Wayne is incorporated by John E. Ross Edward N. Odenbaugh and Samuel P. Hann with 2 capital stock of 50000. Ross declined details saying information not available and the firm will not operate in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ Light and Power Company
Fort Wayne
John E. Ross
Edward N. Odenbaugh
Samuel PF. Hann
Ross
New Bowling Alleys Sold to Pittsburg Buyer Porter
William R. Porter of Pittsburg bought the Brunswick alleys from Wm McKay for 11000 and takes immediate possession. McKay will stay in Fort Wayne to manage a plan including a metropolitan billiard room and a second floor pool area after leasing his Main Street site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McKay
Brunswick
William R. Porter
Pittsburg
Main Street
Court
McKay
Bankruptcies Set Hearings for Clark Picture and Show Case
Bankruptcy matter featuring Judge Sol A. Wood will hear petitions to sell property on November 12 in the Clark Picture and Show Case Company case. Caleb M. Turner of Kendallville and Henry Kruse of Auburn are involved. First creditors meeting for Charles Cochran of South Milford is set for November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Pixture and
Caleb M. Turner
Kendallville
Henry Kruse
Auburn
Charles Cochran
South Milford
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Great Father
Indians
I. W. Leonard
Beveridge
Inatructor
James Palace
King Edward
Bethel
Herman
Tonopah
George Herringing
Great Britain
Salvation Army Colonization Scheme
Elias- QO
Rosé
Angola
E.D. Willis
Waterloo
Ely
Ely. Bros
Warren
Street
Pennsylvania Paint Shop
T J. Rotabaugh
Radabaugh
Rodabaughig
Patterson
Deslers
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Albany St
Boston
Mass
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Tional
OLD National Bank
Henry C. Paul
W. H. Rohan
Charlies EK
Bond
Stephen Morris
Tri-State Loan and Trust CO
C.A. Wilding, Pres
W. E. Mossman
Louis Fox
G. W. Pixley
F.C. Heine
W. J. Vesey
Att’y
H.C. Paul
William Okay
Fort Warne
Ieagues
George W. McKay
Sol A. Wood
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