Marriage Licenses List
H B Grafmiller and Sadie M Hite D D Miller and Rosa M Schnauf Joseph D Graber and Elizabeth Miller Louis H Nahrwold and Hadwizg Messmann Gerry Gump and Belva Surfus Wm H Rapp and Mary D York Abraham Marks and Hattie Fried man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Grafmiller
Sadie M. Hite
D. D. Miller
Rosa M. Schnauf
Louis H. Nahrwold
Hadwizg Messmann
Gerry Gump
Belva Surfus
Wm. H. Rapp
Mary D. York
Abraham Marks
Hattie Friedman
Missing Mason Mellett Wandered From Home
Police were alerted last night that Mason Mellett wandered from his home at 327 Bracken Tidge Street. He has not previously stayed out overnight and his family grew uneasy. No word of his return reached headquarters today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Mellett
Bracken- Tidge Street
Stein Arrest Ties Burglary Case to Local Grocery
William Stein was arrested by Detective Rule this morning and held pending investigation of the Frederick Volz grocery burglary on Pioneer avenue last summer. Volz does not want to prosecute. Stein implicated two other young men in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stein
Frederick Volz
Pioneer Avenue
Volz
Stein
Wagon Triumphs in Clash with Autocar in Night Collision
A wagon driven by Frank Miller clashed with O N Guildlin’s automobile last night. The auto suffered heavy damage while the wagon remained unscathed, highlighting the resilience of the wagon in a collision with the rival machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
O. N. Guildlin
Revelers Break Into the Courts Amid County Pranks
Affidavits filed charging Frank Clark Frederick and Richard Loeppert Charles Broxen William and Cleveland Noyer Ralph Kautz and William Barr with malicious trespass cruelty to animals and obstructing a public highway over the head of a horse tied to a farmer’s animal and various obstructions on the public road. Fathers hired Judge Hench to defend. trial set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Hare
Justice Skeltor
Frank Clark
Frederick
Richard Loeppert
Charles Broxen
William and Cleveland Noyer
Ralph Kautz
William Barr
Dunies
Frederick David
Hench
Marks Friedman's Pretty Home Wedding
Miss Hattie Friedman married Abe Marks at 4 pm in the home of her sister Mrs. Herman Epstein 339 East Washington Street. Rabbi Cohn officiated with Mrs. Epstein as matron of honor and Teresa Friedman as bridesmaid. The couple will spend Thanksgiving in Philadelphia with the groom's brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Epstein
East
Washington Street
Hattie Friedman
Abe Marks
Huntington
Rabbi Cohn
Hebrew Tabernacle
Epstein
Teresa Friedman
Mrs. Marks
Philadelphia
Mrs. Epstein
Ex-councilman Slocum linked to boodling in Grand Rapids
Clark Slocum once lived in this city and worked at the Pennsylvania copper shop. He moved to Grand Rapids about twenty years ago with Master Mechanic Bradley, later served on the city council, and was known as a former Keystone baseball catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Slocum
Grand Rapids
Pennsylvania Copper
Bradley
Slocum
Keystone Baseball Nine
Surprise Party Honors Shafer Couple on 10th Anniversary
East Car Shops Athletic club staged a surprise last evening for Mr and Mrs W H Shafer at Neumeyer's hall during the group meeting. Shafer serves as financial secretary of the club and his wife was summoned to join the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Car Shops
Anti-Sa loon League builds elite Ohio leadership corps
In Columbus, P A Baker says the Anti Saloon league aims for a 400 member worker corps and a million dollar annual fund. The group hires Dr McCash from Des Moines as state superintendent and brings in Humphreys of Middleton to Indiana and Williamson of Cleveland as district superintendent, signaling a move to trained experienced leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
P. A. Baker
Ohio League
League
McCash
University Church of
Des Moines
Iowa
College Church of the Christian College
Humphreys
Middleton, O
Bus party and gifts honor Miss Frone Roy near city
A Sunday bus party for young people hosted at Roy's farm seven miles north of town featured prizes won by Miss Mary Roesner and Ed Kruse, consolation prizes to Miss Izellah Ludwig and Ed Disser, a supper for forty, and a linen shower with many gifts for Miss Frone Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Nona
Cecelia Feist
Mary Roesner
Ed Kruse
Izellah Ludwig
Ed Disser
Frone Roy
Colonial fair at Wayne Street church grounds tonight
The Colonial fair under the ladies of Wayne Street M E church will be held in the Sunday school rooms this evening. Elaborate arrangements promise a large attendance and attractions of a unique character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
Wayne Street
M. E. Church
Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup Promises Quick Cough Cure
An old newspaper blurb touts Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a cure for coughs and colds, claiming it can prevent consumption and featuring a testimonial from M. B. Gist of Hawesville Kentucky. It also mentions Blood Bitters as a health aid available at drug stores.
AFL Convention Sees Senate Remitted as Labor Enemy
Boston November 24 After the twenty third annual AFL convention adjourned last night President Gompers called it memorable Delegates heard Andrew Furuseth accuse the Senate of being the chief enemy of labor naming Platt Lodge Hanna and Morgan as Senators to watch He warned a nameless party in the Senate was eroding workers rights and urged vigilance to protect future legislation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Andrew Furuseth
San Francisco
Legislative Committee of the Federation
United States Senate
Senate
Furuseth
Platt
Connecticut
Lodge
Massachusetts
Hanna
Ohio
Morgan
Alabama
Black to Oversee Next G A R Encampment in Boston
Commander in Chief John C. Black arrived in Boston to plan the next Grand Army encampment. He was wheeled from the car due to wounds and met by General W. W. Blackmar and Massachusetts officers. A conference with committee chairs and railroad agents will set the dates, likely moving the session to August 8 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
John C. Black
Grand Army of the Republic
W. W. Blackmar
Black
Hotel Vendome
Indiana Supreme Court curbs justice of the peace powers
The Indiana supreme court ruled the county reform act of 1901 strips justices of the peace of authority to commit mentally ill individuals to county institutions unless the person is already an inmate. The decision narrows local custody powers and clarifies oversight in insance cases. Born to Mr and Mrs Robart Saul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Supreme Court
Robart Saul
Secrecy Urged by Cardinal Gotti at Propaganda Meeting
Roman church officials discussed secrecy after remonstrances over published Propaganda decisions before official ratification. Cardinal Gotti urged strict confidentiality among cardinals, secretaries, and clergy, noting delays and a six hour time difference with New York. The talks touched on appointive reports and proposed Milwaukee Archbishop succession for Bishop Messmer of Green Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Congregation of the Propaganda
the Propaganda
Cardinal Gotti
Agliardi
Vannutelli
Steinhuber
Segna
Pierotti
Cassetta
Martinelli
Satelli
Mathieu
Della Volpe
Gotti
United States
Carolinal Gotti
Monsignores
Vaccia
Savelli
Sacred College
Propaganda
Wood
Good
Wiile
New York
Messmer
Green Bay
Wis
Milwaukee
Katzer
Remains Arrive Tomorrow for Soldier Charles Gibson
The body of Charles H. Gibson son of Mrs Lena Gibson 309 West Williams street will arrive tomorrow and be buried with military honors. Gibson died in the Philippines January 23 1902 of malarial fever at nineteen years old. He was born in this city a member of St Patrick Catholic church and of St Patrick's Young Men's sodality. Funeral time not set. burial will involve the battery company and Spanish American War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Gibson
Lena Gibson
West Williams Street
Young Gibson
Company D
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Philippines
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
St. Patrick’s Young Men’s Sodality
Library project planned for Hoagland hamlet
Indianapolis reports Hoagland in Allen county with 143 residents organizes a tiny library reading room. A local woman's club drives the effort and Miss Merica Hoagland, daughter of the town’s namesake, was to oversee the organization in December but postponed to January due to other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hoagland
Bundell Resigns as Ad Manager for Kerr Murray Works
Will A Bundell resigns as advertising manager for G E Bursley & Co and will become office manager at Kerr Murray works on December 1. A man hauled his dead father for miles in Walton county with the body found later. the son did not know his father was dead. Gabe Miller, an old soldier, was examined and found to have died shortly after leaving the speaker. Miller was four years old. The Co operation Ice and Fuel is expanding with capital stock of two Bend. Rev Alexander McLaugh Luther at Millerabui urged against licensed saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will A. Bundell
G. E. Bursley & Co
Kerr Murray Works
Walton County
Gabe Miller
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Joseph D. Graber and
Elizabeth Miller
Wagon
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Joseph Langacher
Justice Tancey
County Health Board
William Roberts
Val C. Rochel
Superior Court
Henry M. Williams
Williams Bros
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Leonard & Leonard
Louis F. Curdes
Mr. Williams
George Felger
Richard Kochel
Sylvester
Mary McMahon
Mena Honeck
Thas Indiana Investment Company
P. A. Randall
DeKalb County
John Schaidrer
Jeffersonville
Richard Taylor
St. Joe Township
Laura Revert
Bertha Porter
Marks-Friedman
Price Baking Powder CO
Chicago
Millick
Burdock
Gist
Hawesville, Ky
Federation
General Black
Library For Hoagland
MR. Logan
GEO
DEWALD @ CO
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Calhoun Street
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S. B. Thing & CO
H. B. Tobey
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