Races Start At Red Ribbon Meet With Strong Opening Day
The Red Ribbon Meet opened with good crowds and a bright, fashionably colored grandstand. Favorite Queen Exum faced pressure from Prestoria in the 2:35 trot while Red Patchen and R. B. Johnson led the 2:18 pace. Tomorrow features a standout free-for-all pace with Edith W and The Bishop among top rivals, promising a record run on Fort Wayne’s track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Queen Exum
Prestoria
Red Patchen
R. BR. Johnson
Betty B
Lake View Belle
Apple Jack
Eunice
Harry O
Robert J
Edith W
Cincinnati
Sieverts Return From Wedding Tour And Local Notes
Local items include J L Sievert and wife returning from their wedding tour, Edward Sherbundy visiting Peru, and the Eel Fishing club hosting a 25 guest dinner near Notes tine farm along the St Joe river. Fort Wayne Congregational association meets Oct 15 16 at Ontario Ind with Revs Bailey and Williams attending.
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J. L. Sievert
Edward Sherbundy
Peru
Eel Fishing Club
Notestine Farm
St. Joe River
Fort Wayne Congregational Association
Ontario
Ind
J. W. Bailey
D. T. Williams
Curran Adams
Queen Restaurant
Pueblo
Col
James M. Kane
Buffalo
Albany
New York City
Philadelphia
Kane
Huntington Democrat
L. A. Shutt
Roanoke
Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction Company
Henry Engall
Coesse
Geary
St. Joseph Hospital
W. W. Barnett
W. F. Schrader
Godfrey Prairie
Muncie
J. F. Bowen
T. Skye
Carson City
Nev
Kiss Metal Extracting Company
Samuel Chaska
Charles Falk & Co
Chaska
Bookwalter Elected Indianapolis Mayor
Hon. Charles A. Bookwalter formerly of this city was yesterday elected mayor of Indianapolis by a likely 1200 vote majority. The Republican ticket overall won. Bookwalter, who moved from Fort Wayne about twelve years ago, has prospered in business and politics. He is brother to E. H. Bookwalter of The Sentinel circulation department.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Fort Wayne
E. H. Bookwalter
Sentinel
Bishop Burgess Dies In St Albans Home
Right Rev Alexander Burgess D D LL D Episcopal bishop of Quincy Illinois died at the home of his daughter Mrs Homer Charles Reyes in St Albans Vermont at 2 oclock this morning after a general breakdown from old age.
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St. Albans
Alexander Burgess
Quincy
Homer Charles Reyes
Neufer Schnelker Nuptials At St Patrick’s Church
Miss Rose Neufer daughter of Leonard Neufer wed Eugene Schnelker of New Haven this morning at 8 30 at St Patrick’s Church with Rev J F Delaney presiding. Miss Alice Schnelker and John Bueter assisted. The ceremony followed by events at the bride’s home.
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Rose Neufer
Leonard Neufer
Eugene Schnelker
New Haven
St. Patrick’s Church
J. F. Delaney
Alice Schnelker
John Bueter
Wedding Tour and Home Arrival for the Schuelkers
Mr. and Mrs. Schuelker departed at noon on a wedding tour and will reside at 190 West Creighton Avenue after November 1. Caterer Lacklin provided the wedding breakfast during the ceremony.
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Lacklin
Schuelker
West
Creighton Avenue
Truckman Hurt In Freight Yard Accident
Orris Redding a Pittsburg freight house worker sustained a badly bruised left hand after his hand was caught beneath a heavy piece of freight at eight this morning. Dr Stemen attended him and no bones are believed broken.
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Orris Redding
Pittsburg
Stemen
Apples and Health In Senate Lunchtime Diet At Sixty Five
A St Louis Globe-Democrat writer notes Senator Cockrell, age sixty five, maintains remarkable health by eating apples for lunch. His vigor inspires colleagues to adopt the apple habit and to credit nutrition with longevity and work capacity beyond age.
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Cockrell
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Missourian
Senate
Stilson Hutchins
Depew
Game Wardens Clash With Farmers On Wabash River
Logansport Indiana October 8 Deputy Fish and Game Warden Wallace Smith and two sworn helpers were shot at during a running clash with farmer fishermen along the Wabash River. Several spears and seines were seized as officers pursued the group. Smith was wounded in the legs, and all three deputies were hurt as gunfire erupted. One farmer was shot as the confrontation continued amid threats of further resistance to law enforcement.
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Logansport
Ind
Wallace Smith
Law
Wabash River
Smith
Anbush
Editor Kinerk a fugitive from Wabash mystery
Benjamin Kinerk former editor of the Wabash Daily and Weekly Times fled the city about a month ago and his whereabouts are unknown. He forged relatives names on notes totaling about 1000 dollars with his brother John repaying 200 dollars before others forgeries came to light. Gambling is blamed for the crooked scheme.
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Wabash, Ind
Benjamin Kinerk
Wabash Daily
Weekly Times
John
Ben
Senses of the Chinese Undeveloped Faculties and Civilization
The article argues that Chinese civilization should be judged by physical senses and bodily development rather than spiritual terms. It contends Chinese hearing, vision, smell, taste, and touch show uneven development, compares China to European norms, and cautions against forcing rapid civilization before adaptation.
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Confucius
China
West
Siberia's rich western plain dominating grain production
Rev. Peter MacQueen notes Siberia’s western plain, Chernoziom soil, and vast grain fields across Tobolsk and Tomsk governed regions. He details spring sowing from April 10, autumn frosts, and a ten year fallow system, praising the fertile, rockless soil as Russia’s granary.
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Peter MacQueen
Leslie’s Weekly
Siberia
Russia
Transcaucasia
Transcaspia
Turkestan
Tobolsk
Tomsk
Ob River
Urals
Khirgiz Steppe
Baraba
Japan
West Siberian
Dakota
Fireman Killed in Water Tube Burst Accident
A fireman on the eastern division died from a severed neck artery after a water tube burst in the cab east of Crestline on the Fort Wayne road yesterday. The man's identity was not learnable here and officials had not received the accident report.
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Crestline
Fort Wayne Road
When You Come to Town J M Miller Furniture Ad
J M Miller furniture house invites visitors to see a splendid line of goods with right prices. Located at 50 52 East Main Street the ad promotes values and selection for shoppers in town.
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J. M. Miller Furniture House
J. M. Miller
East Main Street
The Crystal Cannot Equal It The Preacher Says
The speaker extols religion over crystal, urging that saving wisdom surpasses earthly splendor. He cites Job and Genesis, calls religion transparent, transforming, and the only path to heavenly treasure, urging readers to open their hearts to Christ and choose salvation now.
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Louis Kiopsch
Dr. Talmage
Job xxviii
Job
Cornish Mine
Itart Mountain
Mammoth Cave
Napoleon
Borodino
John Thomas
Ignatius
Jesus Christ
Solomon
Paul
Apocalypse
Fazekiel
Christ
Meg Merrilies
Ezekiel
John
Heaven
Hudson
Rhine
God
Carthage
Sin
Brother
Sermonettes on World Forces and Atonement
Sermon excerpts discuss the world’s forces moving in pairs, the atonement as a glorious fact and a mystery, and the church’s divine authority as a God-ordained institution shaping lives through Christlike motives and beneficent purposes.
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Dr. McAfee
Presbyterian
Chicago
W. P. Hannon
Congregationalist
Brooklyn
N. Y
A. B. Church
Universalist
Akron
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Casion
Sol
Jupiter Pluvius
Bishop Burgess
Neufer—Schnelker
Apples and Health
Kinerk
North China Herald
Alexander Severus
Herculaneum
Egypt
Rouen
Salisbury
Rod
Sinai
Pisgah
Prospect
Olivet
Calvary
Jordan
Cherith
Nile
Qohrist
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