Third Presby church opens with grand service in Fort Wayne
Impressive opening at the new Third Presbyterian Church at Harrison and Taber streets. Rev Dr Rice V Hunter of Indianapolis delivered the opening sermon. pledges of 5000 to 7000 dollars were made toward the 10600 debt as the congregation celebrated, with a union evening service of Fort Wayne Presbyterians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Presbyterian Church
Harrison and Taber Streets
Rice V. Hunter
Indianapolis
Dr. McGaw
Apollo
Linden
Haydn
A. K. Zartman
Grace Reformed Church
Ello
J. C. Breck
Invidge
Bethany Presbyterian Church
J. Budman Fleming
Westminster Church
D. W. Moffat
First Church
DR. Hunter
McGaw
D. D
Synod of
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Ohio
Dr. MeGaw
Third Church
Hunter
Moffat
Israel
Ysrael
Moses
Vineclad
Judea
God
Nehemiah
Pictures of a Wreck in Buffalo Bill Show Scene
Chris Christiansen, from the Buffalo Bill show this summer, received photographs of a recent wreck in North Carolina. He says the images do not fully convey the carnage and destruction. Mrs. W. E. Pressler is nursing a sore hand from a rusty nail injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Christiansen
Buffalo Bill
North Carolina
Struck and slain as he waited for wages at the yard
Joseph Smith of 23 Killen Street, a Pennsylvanian depot section hand, died three hours after being struck by the Crestline accommodation at the pay car in the yards. He left home to fetch wages and purchase supplies, was thrown twelve feet by the pilot beam, and died of internal injuries at St. Joseph hospital. He leaves a widow, four children, aging parents, and siblings. funeral at St Peter's Catholic church with Catholic Benevolent Legion involvement. The strike and circumstances are under investigation and a $1,000 life policy is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
Killen Street
Pennsylvania Yards
Smith
James O’leary
Mr. Smith
St. Joseph Hospital
W. E. Siemen
Catholic Benevolent Legion
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
St. Peter’s
Order
Pennsylvania Company
Foreman O'Leary
Tony Kelker
Lafayette Street
Blackmail threat on six year old prompts Avondale alarm
In Avondale Ohio Leonard S Smith president of a manufacturing company received a letter threatening the abduction of his six year old child unless 5000 dollars was left in a envelope at a designated spot. He left the envelope as directed but it contained only blank paper two men appeared but did not take the envelope and were not captured. The neighborhood is alarmed and the child is under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Avondale
Leonard S. Smith
Miss Eastwick Sentenced for Forged Railroad Certificate
Miss Marie Josephine Eastwick of Philadelphia was tried at the Old Bailey after a Guildhall commitment for forging a £100,000 railroad certificate. She pleaded guilty and received six months imprisonment as a second class misdemeanant, with documents from the United States embassy noted by the recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marie Josephine Eastwick
Philadelphia
Guildhall
Old Bailey
Eastwick
United States
Frail Miss Eastwick Leaves Dock in Wardress Support
The record notes a fragile Miss Eastwick leaving the dock with support from a prigin wardress, while the tally appears weak and the plea not accepted as a plea. The question of sanity remains tied to the secretary of crate t2.
Kokomo Enforces Tight Sun Gay After Fatal Fight
Kokomo Indiana reports strict enforcement of closing hours and locked doors after a bloody Sunday fight left Frank Gona win dead and Gus Yetter wounded. Police vow to uphold laws, making the city a tight town as authorities close saloons and require strict adherence to enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Frank Gonawin
Gus Yetter
Deplorable Battle Leaves Union Men Dead in Kentucky
Madisonville Kentucky reports confirm Garrett Givens a local black man killed in Sunday Providence clash. Bud Couch mortally wounded. two other wounded described as black non union miners guarding the mine. Authorities surge countywide search and plan more troops as Providence and Hopkins county brace under martial guard.
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Madisonville
Providence
Garrett Givens
Bud Couch
Morgantown
Sabre
Madisonville Company
Thomas
Hopkins County
Empire
Christian County
Hall
Sutton
Providence Coal Company
St. Bernard
United States
President Wood
Nortonville
Mission for Men at St Patrick’s Church announced
Father Gartland a Jesuit priest who led devotions in several city Catholic churches in the past month will conduct a mission for men at St Patrick’s Church from December 1 to December 8.
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Father Gartland
Wil
St. Patrick's Church
Stanley band of gypsies breaks camp near Lindenwood
The Stanley band of gypsies moved camp after three weeks near Lindenwood on Monday and began moving eastward toward Cleveland with several planned stops en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Band of Gypsies
Lindenwood
Cleveland
Sells Liquor Illegally Kept Open Despite Fined
Ed Keever, operator of a Columbia street tavern, was arraigned in Huser's court for selling liquor without a license. He pleaded guilty and was fined $20 plus costs. He resumed operation without the permit, reflecting a system seen as revenue for officers and a public mockery of law enforcement.
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Ed Keever
Columbia Street
Huser
Keever
Fort Wange
Rumor of Henry Foster’s death proved false
The rumor claimed Henry Foster of Cedar Creek township was killed by a premature gun discharge while in Maine moose hunting. Telephonic inquiries in Leo today show the report unfounded. Foster’s wife received a letter stating he is well and returning Thursday. The death rumor matched a Toledo man with a similar name in a dispatch.
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Henry Foster
Cedar Creek Township
Maine
Leo
Hosler
Toledo
Local notices and city business crowd Fort Wayne pages
Birth announcements report a daughter for Mr and Mrs George Clapesattle and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Samuel Ervington both in Fort Wayne. Henry Smith sells a 120 acre Absit township farm to John F Mossman for 5400 dollars. L A Crowl to Indianapolis as Harmony lodge delegate to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. A C Black of Aboit hospitalized post surgery. rapid recovery noted. C J Welker returns from Buffalo Pan American exposition where he ran a souvenir booth. Oran Pegg returns from Michigan with peach orchard plans. Superintendent Gorsline asked to investigate the insanity leading to Charles Orvis alias Arthur Livingston death at the county asylum after a theatrical company visit. Police inquiry routed from Chicago via coroner, physician, asylum staff and undertaker. Three drunks processed after police court hear. Ed W Rockhill Ernest Meyer and John Moke fined 11 dollars each. Moke a familiar face from municipal justice records. Cain and Hoolihan tied to local crime with long jail terms and heavy fines.
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George Clapesattle
Clapesattle
South Broadway
Henry Smith
John F. Mossman
Absit Township
L. A. Crowl
Indianapolis
Harmony Lodge
Grand Louge of
Odd Fellows
Samuel Ervington
South Calhoun Street
Ervington
Zollars Avenue
Michigan
Pegg
Gorsline
Charles Orvis
Arthur Livingston
Livingston
Chicago
Gersline
Ed W. Rockhill
Ernest Meyer
John Moke
Rockhill
Moke
Municipal Justice Mill
Cainiag
Lewis and
Calhoun Streets
Cain
Dismissals and filings dot Justice Court calendar
Injustice court actions span dismissals and affidavits. The Grabner liquor case against minors was dismissed. Weaver faces assault and affray filings with Kraus and earlier saloon ties emerge. Health-law charges against Nieschang delayed. Kremer and Parker affidavits mix with hunting and Sabbath charges near Linwood cemetery.
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Constable Ford
Sheldon
Benjamin Weaver
Rasmus Kraus
Benjamin
Weaver
Terra Firma
Kraus
Nieschang
MacBeth
Bullerman
Henry Kremer
James Parker
Huser
Lindenwood Cemetery
Ely Hoffman Farm
Justice France
Jacobd Harber
Mike Steinbach
William M. Miller
Louise Underwood
Justice Tancey
Sinet
Fort Wayne
Emerick
Mendel Frank
Gustave Bessert
Albert Buk
Geo. Thain
Thain
Albert Buck
Gus Bessert
Buck
Zollar
Ill Warren woman rushed to hospital after Lake Shore incident
Miss Ollie Good of Warren Indiana was taken by police ambulance from Lake Shore depot to St Joseph hospital at 2 PM. She was too ill to speak clearly and her condition is described as alarming. She arrived on the Lake Erie train shortly before 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Good
Warren
Ind
Lake Shorea
St. Joseph Hospital
Lake Erie
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