United States Reassures Panama Strait Security
Washington reports US officials deny any Colombian army march on the Isthmus. Navy plans extend neutral zones to protect the railroad and prevent clashes near Panama. Seven US vessels guard the isthmus with more to follow and diplomatic envoys travel with Mayflower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Colombia
Ecuador
Panama
Buena Ventura
United States
McLean
Republic of Panama
Navy Department
Amiral Glass
Wyoming
Acapulco
Marblehead
Concord
Pacific
Boston
Atlantic
Atlanta
Nashville
Dixie
Baltimore
Doi
W Prairie
Tanamo
Slso
Women’s Christian Temperance Union holds second day session
Cincinnati reports large crowd at the national convention in Ninth Street Baptist Church. Reports from flower missions highlight counts of bouquets and literature distributed. Delegates discuss purity, temperance literature, and canteen restoration with a push to influence Washington before the Barthold bill vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Mothers
Ada W. Noruh
Oregon
J. E. Barrey
Rhode Island
Mary A. Lynch
North Carolina
Lella M. Sewall
Massachusetts
Michigan
Jennia Casseday
Wilson
Senator Lodge
Samuel Powers
Department of
Asheville
N. C
New York
Frances Callaway
Anna Bakerover
Utah
Mae Johnson
Arkansas
Mary F. Lovell
Pennsylvania
Mercy
Helen L. Bullock
Emilie D. Martin
Ellen D. Morris
Missouri
Hannah S. Guild
Margaret Dye Ellis
New Jersey
Barthold
Roosevelt
Washington
House Committee
St. Louis
Exposition
Bethany Church Names Rev Dubois Loux New Pastor
Fort Wayne Bethany Presbyterian welcomes Rev. Dubois H. Loux of Chicago as its unanimous call. Loux, 36, a Wooster and Chicago PhD holder, led Crerar Chapel and Elwood church, gained literary fame with Ongon, and toured Europe for health. He spoke at the acceptance service and plans Fort Wayne ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Presbyterian Church of
Fort Wayne
Dubois H. Lous
Chicago
Loux
New Richmond
Ohio
Wooster University
University of Chicago
England
France
Crerar Chapel
Bethany Church
Elwood
Bethany
West End
Deliberate shooting death in Miller township
Ingraham Michael colored 12 shot Mila Childers colored 4 at her Miller township home. He had been with Clarence Childers 11 earlier. After driving him away, Ingraham fired as Mila approached for water, killing her instantly. He fled and admitted the crime at school. no action taken yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Michael Ingraham
Mila Childers
Miller Township
Clarence Childers
Clarence
Ingraham
Childers
Mila
Northern Indiana News Briefs Spur Civic Efforts
In Plymouth John G. Davis becomes editor and manager of the Plymouth Chronicle. A Benton Qi and Gas company with capital stock 10 000 organizes to operate in gas and oil fields at Baldwin. Wabash plans a commercial club to promote city welfare. Logansport plumbers near a strike. Garrett man Patsy Shields moved to Michigan to face larceny charges after jail for Halloween festivities. Warsaw forms a ten thousand club to attract a city of 10 000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
John G. Davis
Plymouth Chronicle
Jingh McMurry
Ray
Benton Qi and Gas Company
Baldwin
Wabash
Logansport
Patsy” Shields
Garrett
Auburn
Michigan
Warsaw
Final Wish Letter From Alamo Doctor Details Funeral Band
Crawfordsville Ind Nov 14 Dr J M Willis prominent Alamo physician wrote a suicide note before dying in his office. He asked for cremation in St Louis and a first class national band to perform at his funeral, preferably Indianapolis military or Ringgold band. He listed $372.58 and $500 in cash, blamed refined company for his solitude, named Crawfordsville Trust as executor, and requested his statements be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
J. M. Willis
Alamo
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Ringgold
Terre Haute
Crawfordsville Trust Company
Botanic Blood Balm touted as cure for blood and skin diseases
Advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm B B B purifies blood and heals skin conditions including eczema scrofula ulcers and boils. It promises free samples and medical advice, with prices and retailer details in Fort Wayne Indiana and Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ranke & Nussbaum
Calhoun St
Express
Annual Meeting Elected Officers at Christ's Lutheran
The congregation of Christ's Lutheran Church Jefferson and Webster streets held its annual meeting Friday evening. Elders elected were J. H. Kiel George A Ohneck and Dr H W Minwonger Deacons chosen were J P Merrillat C C Thain and W H Myers The vote also approved an amendment to increase the church council size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation of
Christ’s Lutheran Church
Jefferson and
Webster Streets
J. H. Kiel
George A. Ohneck
H. W. Minwonger
J. P. Merrilat
C. C.thain
W. H. Myers
Fromm
Fort Wayne Woman Named Indiana Vice Regent at DAR Session
The second annual Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution conference adjourned in Fort Wayne with Mrs. Robert S. Robertson of Fort Wayne elected Indiana vice regent. Officers, treasurer Mrs. Charles Murry, reported receipts of 68.10 and expenditures of 64.64, leaving 3.53. The group approved resolutions honoring Mrs. Hatcher and thanked hospitality providers and officers. They set printing and lecture costs within treasury limits and planned Continental Hall fundraising cups and saucers with a president general portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution
Indianapolis
Robert S. Robertson
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Charles Murry
Treasury
State Conference
Washington
Continental Congress
Clark Fairbank
Continental Hall
R 8. Robertson
John Carey
Gabessie Cox
Peru
Indiana D A R Officers Elected At Lafayette Session
For Indiana D A R, Lafayette hosted a session where Mrs. James M. Fowler was chosen state regent for the fifth time. Other officers include Mrs. R S Robertson as vice state regent, Mrs. S Elliott Perkins as state secretary, Mrs. W W Hawley as state treasurer, and Mrs. John N Carey as vice president general. The gathering was harmonious and delegates began returning home. Mrs. Charles W Fairbanks, president general, departed for Columbus Ohio to visit her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
James M. Fowler
R.S. Robertson
Fort Wayne
S. Elliott Perkins
Indianapolis
W. W. Hawley
Huntington
Indiana
John N. Carey
Charles W. Fairbanks
Columbus
Ohio
Youngster Burned in Gasoline Explosion at Home
Master Herbert Eckert, 5 year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Eckert of 1915 West Main street, suffered facial and hand burns when he lit paper over a can of gasoline. The blast singed most of his hair and slightly injured his eyes but did not threaten sight. Dr G L Keenawalt treated the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Eckert
Henry Eckert
West Main Street
G. L.keenawalt
Marriage Licenses Listed for Six Couples
William H. Collins and Sophia C. Maxwell. William C. Schmidt and Charlotte AM. Headford. William A. Grotrian and Sophia M. iable. Janes C. Wagner and Christina W. Horkemeyer. John Hand and Anna M. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Collins
Sophia C. Maxwell
William C. Schmidt
Charlotte AM. Headford
William A. Grotrian
Sophia M. Iable
Janes C. Wagner
Christina W. Horkemeyer
John Hand
Anna M. Reed
Building Permits Report from City Window
Building permits issued for several dwellings including Benjamin Webster on Miner and Frurguson streets valued at 1700 dollars. John Schueler on Force street. Sir. Henrys and A Fuelling on Hiram street valued at 1200 dollars. Rockhill two dwellings on Davis street at 1150 dollars each. J C Hille on Wall street valued at 400. Smith and Putnam on Ohio street valued at 1100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Webster
Miner and
Frurguson
dJohn Schueler
Force Street
Sir. Henrys
A. Fuelling
Hiram Street
HCC
Rockhill
Davis Street
J. ¢. Hille
Wall Street
Smith and Putnam
Ohio Street
Williamsport Churches Closed to Halt Smallpox Spread
County Health Officer Proegler orders Williamsport churches closed to limit gatherings amid smallpox risk. Emrick family cases in Williamsport are progressing favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proegler
Williamsport
Emrick
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption is extolled as a universal cure for lung and throat troubles. A Shepherdstown woman credits one bottle with curing bronchitis after a year of failed remedies. the product is said to treat croup whooping cough grip pneumonia and consumption with trial bottles offered free by the local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. B. VanMetre
Shepherdtown
W. Va
Dreier & Bro
Escapees From State School Involved In Train Accident
Harry Franklin an eleven year inmate of the Fort Wayne state school for feeble minded and Vernon Keller an Huntington youth ran away from Colonia farm Tuesday. Franklin lost both feet when a train struck him near Elkhart as Keller tried to pull him free. Franklin is in Elkhart hospital, Keller jailed there, and officials plan involvement of the acting superintendent to aid Franklin and return Keller to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Robert C. Cameron
Fremont
Alfred Randels
Warsaw
Harry Franklin
Elkhart
Ernest Kelly
Huntington
Franklin
Theodore L. Passman
Hobart
C. T
Rochester
Ind
Fort Wayne
Vernon Keller
Colonia
Ltkhart
Mishawaka
Flo
Keller
Carroll
Lad
Cure Promises in Letters for Dr Miles Remedies
A reader says Dr Miles New Heart Cure and Wine of Sar saparilla cured a severe heart condition after doctors said no cure was possible. The letter praises rest and recovery enabling daily work. A second testimonial from Miss Lucy Billows of Cleveland credits Dr Miles Nerve Plasters and Anti Pain Pills for pain and neck stiffness relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Wm. B. Campbell Manterville
Minn
Lucy Billows
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. Miles
Aderete
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Kinney bank cashier unable to account for large debits
John J. Kinney, cashier of the defunct Kinney bank at Angola, admitted in open court he could not explain about $37 000 of indebtedness owed by National Light and Power to the Kinney bank. Kinney, a stockholder in the milling and lighting company, said about $83 000 was owed to the bank, with $20 000 interest and $25 000 from past plant losses. Referee Harris seeks Pilliod’s testimony to illuminate the unexplained sum. Sales orders were issued for Kinney company personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Kinney
Kinney Bank
Angola
Harris Friday
National Light and Power Company
Kinney
Morton Teal
Batchellor
Pilliod
Toledo
Ellison
McClellan
Charles McClellan
Remarkable case of cough cure restores health in Indiana
Mrs. Gertrude E Fenner of Marion Indiana endured a deep seated lung cough that nearly wasted her. After using One Minute Cough Cure she regained strength and weight from 92 to 148 pounds and recovered her health. Meyer Bros Co sells the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude E. Fenner
Marion
Ind
Meyer Bros. Co
Maxwell and Collins Quietly Wed in City Parsonage
Miss Sophia C. Maxwell of this city and William H. Collins of Cleveland Ohio wed at 10 30 Saturday morning at the First M E parsonage with Rev J K Watts officiating They will reside in Cleveland Mrs Collins is daughter of Adam Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia C. Maxwell
William H. Collins
Cleveland
Ohio
J.K. Watts
Made Young Again Dr Kings Life Cure Claims
A fragment cites Turner of Dempseytown Pa praising a Dr King life cure for a two week period. The quote mentions being free from liver gripe and claims best in the world. Content is unclear and portioned text from a period ad or testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Tsens
Turner
Dempseytown
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Herald
Bogota
Jorge Holguin
Rafael Reyes
Dubois Loux
Nebraska
REV
Dubois Louz
State Conference Daughters of American Revolution
Mrs. Robertson
Charles B. Woodworth
Josephine Warnock Tuttle
Margaret Cameron Beer
Jessie Bradley Cox
Coleman
Orders
Fort Wayne Institution
ELC
Evert Patter
Dr. Mikes
Mr. Kinney
Collins—Maxwell
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