Prohibition State Ticket Official Lineup
Secretary of State A. L. Crim of Crawfordsville Auditor of State William H. Kell ar of Corydon Treasurer of State Charles M. Lemon of Indianapolis Attorney General Charles F. Holler of South Bend Clerk Supreme Court Daniel E. Speicher of Urbana Superintendent of Public Instruction Prof. W. O. Bailey of Angola Geologist Prof. Allan D. Hol e of Earlham College Richmond Statistician Dr. Millard F. Gerrish of Seymour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Crim
Crawfordsville
William H. Kellar
Corydon
Charles M. Lemon
Indianapolis
Charles F. Holler
South Bend
Daniel E. Speicher
Urbana
W. O. Bailey
Angola
Allan D. Hole
Earlham College
Richmond
Millard F. Gerrish
Seymour
Prohibition County Ticket Leaders and Officials Listed
Prohibition party slate includes Congress Geo C Ulmer for representative and J C DeLong for senator with Monroeville ties. Local names cover prosecuting attorney A S Covell, clerk T J Earnhardt, auditor J C F McMahen, treasurer Jos B Haifley, sheriff Albert W Ireland, and district councilors C L Youse A J Paff Wm L Robinson. County officials include W H Morton Adam J Hamilton John Van Buskirk Geo Gloyd coroner Emil Engle and assessor Hamilton Moffett with election noted for 2 Nov 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Geo. C. Ulmer
J. C. DeLong
Monroeville
J. F. Connelly
Fort Warne
Geo. C. Wilson
Harlan
John Parr
Roanoke
Attey
S. Covell
R. G
T. J. Earnhardt
J. C. F. McMahen
City
Jos. B. Haifley
Spencerville
Albert W. Ireland
C. L. Youse
A. J. Paff
Huntertown
Wm. L. Robinson
W. H. Morton
Adam J. Hamilton
John van Buskirk
Geo. Gloyd
Sam Wass, Jr
A. GC
Pound
Isaac W. Plants
Emil Engle
Hamilton Moffett
Dr Zimmerman's Mild Cancer Cure Claims Fast Results
Advertises a method claiming to cure cancer in sixty minutes without surgery or X rays. Promotes 5 years of success and treats catarrh, dropsy, kidney and skin diseases, sexual disorders, facial blemishes, and hair removal with free consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmeran
New Society Organized in Zeahnt Plain
Lawrence Padinfeld has organized a new society at Zeahnt Plain after purchasing the R ees e a in. the sai, signaling a local civic or social initiative in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Society
Lawrence Padingfeld
Zeahnt
Plain
Sai
Seven Die In Pennsylvan ia Wreck Near Eddington
Seven persons were killed and about twenty injured in a rear end collision on the New York division near Eddington Pennsylvania nine miles north of Philadelphia. Air brakes allegedly failed. the Long Branch express struck a stopped train. Most fatalities were in a rear Pullman car, with rescue hampered by poor facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eddington
Here
Miss Wilson
Richard Wilson
Trenton
Mary O'Malley
William C. Connell
Hale
Atlantic City
N. J
Rachel Taylor
Red Bank
Mary Cronin
Cochran
C. M. Caswell
Washington
Long Branch
T Hot Journal
Bristol
President Watches Target Practice Aboard Mayflower
President Roosevelt traveled from Oyster Bay to Barnstable Massachusetts to observe a six hour target practice and ship maneuvers by six battleships of the North Atlantic squadron led by the Missouri. The fleet included the Maine Illinois Alabama Kearsarge and Iowa with Yankton and several torpedo boats observing from shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable
Mass
Mayflower
Roosevelt
North Atlantic Squadron
Oyster Bay
Maine
Missouri
Illinois
Alabama
Kearsarge
Iowa
Yankton
Coroner rules murder in case of Addie Harrod
Coroner Stults found Addie Harrod died from a gunshot wound inflicted by her husband Walter Harrod, driven by jealousy. The coroner also cites Walter Harrod's death by a self inflicted pistol wound after remorse for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stults
Addie Harrod
Walter Harrod
Saya
Warrant Issued for Henry Tolliver in Chicago Street Fight
A warrant is issued for Henry Tolliver on charges of attacking Benjamin Finley with intent to cause fatal harm. Finley was injured in a street contest on Chicago Street about two weeks ago. Authorities label Tolliver as a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tolliver
Benjamin Finley
Finley
Chicago Street
Steadly Receives City Commission Unit After Appearance
Bert Steadly, promised a unit on his next city commission appearance for drunkenness, received it Saturday after a third trip to the city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Steadly
Arte
Kennedy Held Without Bond In Murder Indictments
John Kennedy Sr is jailed without bond after a circuit court indicts him on murder charges linked to the death of Samuel Augsberger. The grand jury also indicts Charles Laughlin for murder and Charles Tilock for forgery as other inmates face related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy, Sr
Samuel Augsberger
Hattery
Hartel
O’rourke
Harrison and
Columbia Streets
Kennedy
B. W. Skelton
Augsburger
Charles Laughlin
Laughlin
Charles Tilock
Lisetta Buhr
Thomas Turflinger
Turflinger
Overmeyer
Fort Wayne Paper Box Company
Jesse Grice
Mason Seeks Allen County Clerk Post With Strong Support
Joseph N. Mason, a Democratic candidate for Allen County clerk, receives strong encouragement in his can vass. Born to pioneer stock, Mason built a reputation as a faithful circuit court bailiff and is praised for character, energy, and broad local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County
Joseph N. Mason
Mason
Mr. Mason
Peter Mason
France
Demented stranger terrorizes Monroe Township residents
A 43 year old man named Aldrich, claiming Vermillion County Illinois residence, terrorized the Monroe Township area on Friday. He was captured at the Liston home near Monroeville after a struggle with deputies. He carried a sack of random stones and rags, had $3.21, and claimed to have walked from Pittsburg. He will be detained pending return to Vermilion County authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Vermillion County
Castoday
William Liston
Monroeville
Charles Bacon
Grice
Hartel
Huguenard
Liston
Pittsburg
Vermil- Non
Poe News Highlights Local Church and Ball Games
Rev Dougherty filled his regular M E church appointment in Poe Indiana. The Poe ball team lost a close game to Hoagland with Lahrman and Rushman as batters for Poe and McIntosh Ruhl for Hoagland. A side bet game Friday saw Hoagland beat the picked team 29 to 11. Umpire Roehner. Several locals hosted visitors including the Fenner family, the Ayres, the Comer and Ketrow households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Ind
Dougherty
M. E
Milton Fenner
Archibald
Perry Ayres
Frank Mercer
Fort Wayne
Lahrman
Rushman
H. Ruhl
McIntosh
C. Ruhl
Monroeville
Hoagland
Joyce Krick
Guy and Welson
Messrs
Mears
Rue Valentine
John Essig
Floyd Ayres
Charles Yeager
Burr Zimmerman
Grandma Fenner
Hoagland and
Ruhl
Brown
Smith
Roehner
Roma Mullen
Miss Delight
John Beck
Judson Emerick
Grace Emerick
Chicago
William Lahrman
Geo. Lahrman
Near
Ossian
Fyffe Takes Ohio Livestock Manager Post
David M. Fyffe, longtime manager of the farm connected with the feeble minded institute, accepts an offer from the University of Ohio to oversee its livestock department. He is regarded as a premier cattleman in northern Indiana and left to assume new duties. John Dickson succeeds him at the Bass Brookside farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Fyffe
Institute
University of Ohio
Mr. Fyffe
Indiana
John Dickson
Bass Brookside
Grief Stricken Furniture Dealer Slashes Throat
Evansville Indiana September 29 James Mitchell 35 a furniture dealer from Mount Carmel Illinois slash his throat with a razor yesterday physicians say he cannot live Three weeks earlier he lost his baby daughter and began walking toward Mount Vernon Illinois to visit her grave near Maud Illinois he was believed overcome by grief and begged to be taken to Mount Vernon to die on his daughter's grave Billy Foster a Garrett horse owned by F M Kircher lowered the Kendallville track record on Heetig phureday pacing a mile
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
James Mitchell
Mount Carmel
Mitchell
Mount Vernon
Maud
Billy . Foster
Garrett
F. M. Kircher
Kendallville
Heetig Phureday
Commercial Club Opens Year With Civic Progress Emphasis
The Commercial club of Fort Wayne began its new fiscal year with a large audience and an inaugural address by President B Paul Mossman. He highlighted track elevation, gas problems, and city prospects while urging higher membership and concerted effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Paul Mossman
Commercial Club
Do. W. Orr
Mossman
Fort Wayne
Judge Hanna
Hugh McCulloch
William Fleming
Jesse L. Williams
Joyous Goeglein Reunion Turns to Sorrow
Mrs. George Goeglein died suddenly at her Maysville road home six miles northeast of Fort Wayne after a morning heart attack. The 1838 Germany-born widow leaves eight children and two adopted children with husband George Goeglein, who operates a village store. a family reunion had been planned for Sunday at John Goeglein’s home. A devout St. Peter's Lutheran member, she was to host relatives en route for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Goeglein
Maysville Road
Goeglein
Fort Wayne
Germany
America
John H
George A
Valentine J
Willam C
Gottlieb J
Fred C
Theodore F. Goeglein
Catherine Meyer
Sophie Bruick
John Goeglein
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
King's Dyspepsia Tablets Sellout at Rhoads Drug, Two Days Free
An ad touts King's Dyspepsia Tablets as quickly relieving sour stomach bad breath pasty complexion and other digestion issues. Offer promises two days of free treatment and notes availability at Rhoads' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoads’ Drug Store
Inquiring Letter Seeks Reston Kin From Mayor Hoasey
A letter to Mayor Hoasey asks about John Reston, uncle of the writer, and his daughter Emma Restor Laughton. The message seeks confirmation of family ties and residence details in the column’s community records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoasey
Columbus
John ‘Reston
Emma
Restor “Laughton
President's son held by police in Boston incident
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and three companions were arrested after Harvard students attacked Patrolman Fraher on Boston Common leaving him seriously injured. The incident followed a confrontation at a police station where Roosevelt, claiming innocence, aided an attack victim and helped escort friends outside after officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Jones
Grace
Harvard
Boston Common
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Teddy, Jr
Teddy
Nave
Roosevelt
Leutenant
Lawrence Fraher
Fraher
Miss Thomas Fined for Contempt in D C Police Court
Miss Anna P. Thomas cousin to President Roosevelt was fined 10 dollars by Judge Mulloway for contempt after refusing to answer a negro attorney during cross examination in a cruelty to animals case. The charge against the animal cruelty defendant was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Anna P. Thomas
Roosevelt
Mulloway
Miss Thomas
Hicks
Misa Thomas
Darky
Malloway
Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Offer
An advertisement promotes Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar as a cathartic laxative made from pine tar. It claims suitability for children and various coughs and colds. A free offer is advertised. sold by Rhoads' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoads’ Drug Store
Revival conference praised at Simpson M. E. Church
Fortayne district ministers held a revival conference at Simpson M E Church Friday. Only two ministers were absent. Rev Row and others delivered addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson M. E
Fortayne
Row
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