Last Rites for Judge Dawson Held at Home Beside Tomb
Simple funeral at the Dawson home on West Wayne street drew a large bar and civic turnout. Resolutions by the Allen County bar praised Judge Charles M. Dawson for humanity, integrity, and service. The joint tribute noted his charity, courtesy, and dedication to family, with private interment and widespread tributes from colleagues and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Yarnelle
A. J. Lang
Wagenhals
John Morris
L. M. Ninde
W. G. Colerick
Edward O’rourke
Robert S. Taylor
S. M. Hench
Henry Colerick
Samuel L. Morris
A. A. Purman
William P. Breen
H. C. Hanna
J. M. Barrett
Tributes of Old Friends on Judge Dawson Death
The Fort Wayne bar lauds Judge Dawson as a true and honest man with a strong sense of justice. Colleagues like Judge Morris, Hon. Colerick, Judge Hench, Col. Robertson, and others recall his late life of fairness, candor, and public service. His passing leaves a void in Allen County's legal community.
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Judge Dawson
Fort Wayne
Bar
the Sentinel
John Morris
Dawson
Allen County
Alien County
W. G. Colerick
S. M. Hench
Circuit Court
Criminal Court
Superior Court
Col. R. &. Robertson
Robert Lowry
Edward O’rourke
Allen Circuit
Henry Colerick
Mr. Colerick
Chevalier Bayard
Samuel L. Morris
R. C. Bell
Allen Zollars
Supreme Court
Resolutions Honor Late Judge C M Dawson by Allen County Bar
The Allen county bar met in the circuit court room to hear resolutions praising Judge C M Dawson. They extol his kindness, integrity, legal ability, and devotion as husband and father, noting the deep respect and love he earned in the community.
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Allen County
Circuit Court
C. M. Dawson
Blow to trusts in Indiana trial ruling hit
Anderson Indiana October 9 Judge Ryan issued a ruling in the injunction suits brought by the Window Glass Workers National Association. He overruled demurrers by the trusts and held courts have jurisdiction to rule on the case. The action targets Indiana manufacturers transferring plants to a $17,000,000 combine and marks a severe setback for trusts seeking market control through Indiana plants.
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Anderson, Ind
Window Glass Workers’ National Association
Indiana
Ryan
Navy report on Wnovleta battle by Admiral Watson
Washington dispatch summarizes Elliott with 300 marines attacking Noveleta outside Cavite as Otis and Schwan advance. Spaniards defend Noveleta. two officers and nine men wounded with one death. Petrel shells inland. Langhorn praised for tending wounded despite danger. Calloa secures position to shell insurgents.
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Washington
Wnoveleta
Otis
Navy Department
Admiral Watson
Manila
Secretary of Navy
Elliott
Noveleta
Schwan
Old Cavite
Hill
Watson
Washington Dispatch on Philippine Field Moves
The War Department received General Otis's Manila message dated October 10 reporting General Schwan's column moving from Santa Cruz de Malabon toward San Francisco de Malabon with light resistance and quiet in Imus. General Young's column will advance north from San Fernando, while Colonel Bell cleared west of Guagua to Florida Blanca, taking officers men and property.
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Washington
War Department
Otis
Manila
Schwan
Santa Cruz de Malabon
San Francisco de Malabon
Imus
Young
San Fernando
Bell
Guagua
Florida Blanca
Newport Delivers 464 Discharged Regus from Manila Voyage
The United States transport Newport arrived from Manila with 464 discharged regulars, mainly from the Third Artillery, Fourth Cavalry, Fourteenth Infantry, and Signal Corps Company Eighteen under Lieut. Frank H. Bailey. Five men died of dysentery during the Nagasaki leg: Sergeant Major Young, Private Walsh, Private Hamcock, Private Sharkey, and an unknown discharged soldier.
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San Francisco
United States
Newport
Manila
Third Artillery
Fourth Cavalry
Fourteenth Infantry
Signal Corps
Frank H. Bailey
Nagasaki
Young
Twenty-second Infantry
Walsh
Hamcock
Sharkey
Ninth Infantry
Indiana Furniture pumpkin contest prize winners list
The annual pumpkin contest at the Indiana Furniture warehouse attracted many county farmers. Winners include Henry Bruckhart with a 221 pound pumpkin for a five piece parlor suit, George Haifley with 14644 pound pumpkin for a 100 piece dinner set, and A J Diedrich with 182% pound pumpkin for an all wool blanket.
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Indiana Furniture Company
Henry Bruckhart
Harlan
George Haifley
A. J. Diedrich
Chamberlain
Katy Thain
Fort Wayne
Theo. Sorg
Pleasant Townssip
H. L. Beach
Henry Greiner
St. Joe
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Lindenwood
James M. Barrett
Walpole G. Colerick
Robert S
J. B. Harper
Ed Quinn
Court House
Bar Association
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Marines
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N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St.Llonis
New York
Besten
Weolino
Len’s
Youth Artics
Calhoun Street
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Boston
WM. Hahn & CO
Hiram Wells
Aboite
Biste
Uncle Sam Stampe