Christian Science Leader Mary Baker Eddy May Live Forever
Augusta E Stetson defends Eddy's health and casts divorce as a moral issue in Christian Science. She says Eddy may demonstrate eternal life and argues separation should not occur if both spouses are true Christians. The discussion centers on Eddy's health and divorce doctrine.
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New York
Mary Baker Eddy
Augusta E. Stetson
Mrs. Eddy
Mrs. Stetson
Mary G. Eddy
Westminister Brotherhood Supports Sunday Closing Stance
At a regular Westminister church meeting in Fort Wayne parlors the Brotherhood resolved to oppose gambling in the city and oppose Sunday saloon and theater openings. They proposed uniting with three other Presbyterian and Congregational clubs to form a 300-member coalition for Christian government. The group pledged support to mayor and officials to enforce laws on these matters. Rev. Charles Little of Wabash spoke on a recent Brotherhood convention in Indianapolis. Dr Little is pastor of the First Presbyterian in his city. Light refreshments followed.
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Westminster Brotherhood of the
Westminster Church
Presbyterian
Congregational Church
Fort Wayne
Brotherhood
Charles Little
Wabash
the Brotherhood
Indianapolis
Bender Family Reunion Honors 80-Year-Old Uncle David Bender
A reunion gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reinhold east of Huntertown to honor uncle David Bender of Waterloo Town who is eighty years old. Present were William Bender and family Samuel Baider and family Alex Warner and Toddenbaugh and families.
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Henry Reinhold
Infles Eaat
Huntertown
Bender
David ‘Bender
Waterloo
William‘Bender
Samuel Baider
Alex
Warner
Todenbaugh
Ophelia Rurode and Howell Rockhill Wedding Report
Fort Wayne society highlights the elegant wedding of Miss Ophelia Valette Rurode daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest C Rurode and Howell Cobb Rockhill at the bride’s home. Ceremony conducted in the library with Rev Samuel Wagenhais. Extensive floral decor and formal reception followed. couple departs for Baltimore with plans to reside at 1301 West Wayne Street after February.
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Fort Wayne
Ophelia Valette Rurode
Ernest C.rurode
Howell Cobb Rockhill
Rurode
C. D. Gorham
Indianapolis
James S. Taylor
Newburg
N. Y
Isabel Wennigerholz
Decatur
H. Brook Sale
Carl Rurode
Ronald Purman
Ben Woodworth
Allen Hamilton
Emma Rurode
Sadie Rockhill
Helen Knight
J. Ross Mce-Culloch
Reineke
Sig Casterline
Helen Marie Casterline
C. C. Casterline
Harrison Street
Edward W. K. Sigl
Cathedral
P. F. Roche
Panama
Nellie Schreck
Miss Schreck
Otto Wohlfrom
Mrs. Sigg
Bloomingdale
Huffman Street
Otto Schreck
Fred Brunson
Naomi Hartzell
Fred B. Federspiel
New Haven
Cain
M. E. Church
Iola Hartzell
George J. Rolle
GC. E. Rutherford
Peru
J. F. Brittingham
St. Mary's Ohio
Federspiel
President Roosevelt Returns to Washington After Panama Trip
President Roosevelt lands in Washington at 11:05 after eighteen days away. He greets Miss Ethel Roosevelt aboard Mayflower and reconciles with Senor Bermudez of Uruguay who protested at the yard gate. The president praises the navy and Panama trip and plans a special report on the canal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Panama
Porto Rico
Don Pedro Requena Bermudez
Uruguay
Senor Bermudez
Washington Navy Yard
Louisiana
Potomac River
Long
Miss Ethel Roosevelt
Miss Ethel
Navy Yard
Tattoo
Local Clergy Officiates Two Arranged Nuptials
Edwin R Hobson wed at the First M E church parsonage in a ceremony led by Rev C A Rowan Frankenstein Markert. Helen Markert and Max Frankenstein, newcomers from Saxony, married Sunday at Emmaus Lutheran church with Rev Philip Wambs ganss officiating.
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Edwin R. Hobson
M. E. Church
C. A. Rowan
Frankenstein-Markert
Helen Markert
Max Frankenstein
Saxony
Emmaus Lutheran Church
Philip Wambs
Ganss
Thanksgiving Menu from the Chicago Record Herald
A detailed Thanksgiving menu lists meals for breakfast dinner and buffet with recipes. It includes corn meal mush sausage and baked potatoes for breakfast, roast turkey with pecan dressing mashed potatoes and celery salad for dinner, and a buffet featuring entire wheat bread sponge cake mulled grape juice and a Pecan and Sweet Potato Stuffing recipe claiming a first prize in a national competition. The notes explain making apple and cranberry jelly mashed potato balls giblet gravy Minnaset Punch and a hot maple sauce with chopped nuts.
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United States
Germany
Recount Shows Judge O Rourke Elected By Over 100
Recount increases Judge Edward O Rourke’s majority over John Morris from eighty four to one hundred one after inspecting mutilated ballots from 105 precincts. Morris backers say they will concede, as hearing delayed to circuit court room due to lack of facilities.
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Circuit
Edward O’rourke
John Morris
N Morris
J. M. Barrett
J. M. Robinson
Allen Zollars
Walter Olds
John Eggeman
Frank J. Belot
A. E. Thomas
W. S&s
Bender Reunion Honors Aged Uncle In Perry Township
A Perry township gathering brought together Bender family members to honor 80 year old David Bender of Waterloo Indiana. Attendees included David Bender Jr Kendallville Truman Bender Angola George Bender and Mrs John Warner Big Rapids Mich Mrs Alex Warner near Auburn William H Bender Huntertown and Samuel F Bender Fort Wayne plus I F Rodenbaugh. The event featured a ladies prepared dinner with rose decorations. David Bender served in the Mexican and Civil Wars and is connected to Leland Stanford University through kinship.
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Perry Township
Bender
Henry Rhinehold
David Bender
Waterloo
Indiana
Kendallville
Truman Bender
Angola
George Bender
John Warner
Big Rapids
Mich
Alex Warner
Auburn
William H. Bender
Huntertown
Samuel F. Bender
I. F. Rodenbaugh
Fort Wayne
M. E. Crocker
San Francisco
Leland Stanford University
City
Hold-Up Attempt Reported on Southern Pacific Train
Reno witnesses recall two men who later faced arrest for attempted hold ups after refusing fare on eastbound train No. 4. Conductor Linquest confronted them as one drew a gun but put it away. The pair eventually paid and rode to Reno, sparking rumors of a planned robbery.
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Reno
William Keating
William Deal
Southern Pacific
Linquest
For Sale One Reliable Feed Cooker and Steam Heater
For sale a nearly new feed cooker and steam heater in good condition. Located at Sitar Wa farm near Fort Wayne, Indiana. Contact Borstoe on Joe road, W-28-2t.
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Stoll
Fort’ Wayne, R
Roosevelt Recites Isthmus Trip At Cabinet Meeting
President Roosevelt, apparently energized from sea travels to Panama and Puerto Rico, reviewed his Isthmian visit with the cabinet. Secretary Loeb presented a flood of correspondence as the 11 o'clock session ran to 1 30, with the president detailing conditions on the isthmus and plans for a Panama Canal message to Congress next week.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Panama
Porto Rico
Loeb
Panama Canal
Congress
Northern Indiana news and events from Noble county
Mutual insurance against cyclone damage is now in force for Noble county farmers. The Decatur Journal debuts as a Republican weekly with P. L. Andrews as editor. A Val Brown saw mill at Churubusco is being rebuilt after a previous fire. Burglars stole about 200 dollars from John Pound’s Oswego store. Cyrus Wyland, Auburn Junction postmaster for nine years and Civil War veteran, died. The Tremont hotel in Wabash suffered 15000 dollars in fire and water damage from an early Monday blaze likely started by faulty wiring. Mrs. Jane Fox of Angola died recently after moving to Steuben county in 1855 and teaching at Northern Indiana Institute. Huntington county pol taxes lead to insolvency records for 1514 residents. a plan to shift poll tax to township assessors is urged. Local societies seek to preserve Lafontaine’s old home on the Wabash river, now held by his daughter Archangel Engleman, along with relics including the chief’s chair, golden clock, and portrait.
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Noble County
Decatur Journal
P. L. Andrews
Val Brown
Churubusco
John Pound
Oswego
Kosciusko County
Cyrus Wyland
Auburn Junction
Tremont
Wabash
Jane Fox
J. Austin Fox
Angola
Huntington County
Lafontaine
Wabash River
Miami Park
Archangel Engleman
St Peter's Catholic Church Fair Opens With Crowds
Monday evening four days fair at St Peter's Catholic Church hall drew a large crowd for young people night and expectations grow for a strong turnout at couples night. The hall boasted booths run by attractive young women and a central large white booth. Last night contests awarded prizes to Jennie Schulte and George Freiburger for fancy pillows Pauline Swiga won a sofa pillow Mrs Majors an electric clock and Mrs Lagerman a bedspread.
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St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Jennie Schulte
George Freiburger
Pauline Sweig
Mrs. Majors
Mrs. Lagerman
Gilhams to Depart Fort Wayne for Washington Duties
Congressman elect Gilhams said he plans to leave Fort Wayne Thursday evening to assume his congressional duties in Washington. He is likely to take the seat long held by Gilbert and will be accompanied by C A Biederwolf, Gilbert’s former secretary, who will assist Gilhams in a similar capacity.
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Gilhams
Fort Wayne
Washington
Gilbert
C. A. Biederwolf
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