Many Chapman Relatives Gather for 60th Anniversary Farm Home
The Chapman family marked sixty years since settling on their Ailen county homestead with a large gathering. Solomon Chapman, age fourteen at arrival, joined by his parents and siblings, hosted relatives including James Chapman of Waterloo and William Chapman of Winamac. Attendees shared reminiscences, a bounteous dinner, and observed the day’s significance amid a sunny autumn setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Solomon Chapman
Ailen County
Mr. Chapman
Penn
Leo Road
Anson McPhail
Chapman Himestead
James Chapman
Waterloo
William Chapman
Winamac
Wm. Chapman
Della Chapman
Grant Chapman
Maxie
Helen
Lewis Sherwin
Churubusco
James
Third Verdict For This Widow
New York reports a prolonged civil suit over the death of cattle dealer Robert M. Kyle killed crossing a Lehigh Valley railroad in Hillsborough New Jersey on April 9 1910. After multiple trials from 1910 to 1912 the verdicts ranged from 35000 to 18000 dollars, with appeals over the crossing liability.
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New York
Robert M. Kyle
Newlands & Co
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Hillsborough
N. J
Somerset Court
Kyle
Justice Vail
Somerville
Foresees an age without prisons in the nation
Governor Marshall told an American Humane association gathering in Indianapolis that future justice may rely on judges labeling offenders as bad citizens rather than punishment in prisons. He described a three age progress of society with heart as the supreme measure of citizenship. Stillman urged compulsory humane education and stronger child protection laws as key reforms.
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Indianapolis
Marshall
American Humane Association
Indiana Pythian Building
Collins
W. C. Stillman
Humane Society
Lord Erskine
House of Lords
Shank
Morris M. Feuerlicht
Francis H. Rowley
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Newsboys
Eva Jeffries
Arnold Spencer
Franklin N. Taylor
Charles A. Pfaulin
Charles E. Surface
Indianapolis Humane Society
Stillman
William C. Stillman
Association
Claypool Hotel
Mr. Stillman
Thomas B. Maymon
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Roosevelt Shot At Milwaukee Speech Rout Sparks Turmoil
John Schrank fired at Theodore Roosevelt in Milwaukee as crowds surged for the ex president. Roosevelt remained calm and continued to the auditorium after the shooting. secretaries restrained the assailant and police later took him into custody. Roosevelt’s condition described as not seriously injured.
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Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
QO. K. Davis
Progressive National Committee
Davis
Scurry Terrell
Elbert H. Martin
Schrank
Mr. Martin
Saginaw
Theodore Roosevelt
Ethel
Gilpatrick
Col
Milwaukee
Colonel Roosevelt
Phillip Roosevelt
Martin
Indianapolis
Arleston
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
Evansville
Ind
Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern
Coliseum
Waller
Ross
Charleston
Jackson Hotel
Argyle
Wisconsin
Central Police Station
Students Take GP Politics Rally at Fort Wayne High
Senior class members organize for campaign activity as Cremora Gilpin named Democratic Committee chairman to deliver tonight’s keynote at the assembly roof. Taft supporters present, one swears with Bull Moose faction. committee slate lists Gilpin Stolte Allen Rowe Kronmiller. In Ligonier, Kelly Drake, 45, engineer, attempts suicide by revolver. bullet entry above temple. wife and four children. condition serious but not hopeless.
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Fort Wayne
Cremora Gilpin
Democratic Committee
Taft
Bull Moosers
Susan Stolte
Gladys Allen
Bessie Rowe
Walter Kronmiller
Raymond Keim
Leah Underwood
Dorothy Detzer R. Barber
C. Tallman
C. Wild
Ligonier
Ind
Kelly Drake
Mier Carriage ‘Works
Drake
Death of Mrs Mary Ulsh in Wabash Indiana
Mrs Mary Ulsh died at her daughter’s home on Manchester Avenue after an illness of about five years. A resident of the county since 1848, she is survived by five sons John Calvin Elmer George and Alonzo all of Wabash and three daughters Mrs Ed Woods Mrs S W Smith and Mira Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Mary Ulsh
W. E. Shaffer
Manchester Avenue
John
Calvin
Elmer
George
Alonzo
Ed' Woods
S. WV. Smith
Penn
Mira
Shaffer
Pittsburg Examines Smoke Influence on Crime and Health
University of Pittsburgh researchers conduct a sweeping study on smoke effects in Pittsburg. Experts will assess links between smoke and crime, mental and physical disease, and costs from laundry, cleaning, and building wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Department of Industrial Research
University of Pittsburg
England
Martin Proved Real Hero In Roosevelt Assassination
Ebert E. Martin Roosevelt stenographer, credited with thwarting Schrank’s second shot, leaped and wrestled the weapon away at Milwaukee. A former football player, thirtyish Manchester Vermont native, now living New York, married, lawyer, joined Roosevelt staff August 16.
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Chicago
Col. Roosevelt
Schrank
Ebert E. Martin
Martin
Saginaw
Mich
Cochems
Roosevelt
Cachems
Manchester
Vermont
West 143Rd Street
New York City
Col Ronsevelt
Ionks
Thirteen Food Dealers Fined In Indiana Probes
Indianapolis reports thirteen successful prosecutions in September by H E Barnard’s state food and drug department. Cases included selling dirty milk, impure ice cream, and misbranding temperance beer, with fines of 10 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Muncie
F. H. Coffman
Elkhart
John Sohn
Marion
George Sizemore
Union City
Harry Horn
Michael Hoover
Aaron Bennett
David Potter
George .W. J. Hoffman
H. A. Salchert
Terre Haute
Barnard
Train Crash Sparks Two Injuries in Elkhart Street Collision
In Elkhart Indiana a streetcar with wheels slipping on a slope derailed and struck a freight train. Two passengers Levi E Barnes and William A Harper were severely injured. The motorman could not control the vehicle.
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Elkhart
Ind
Qet
Levi E. Barnes
Wiliam’ A
Harper
Notice of Final Settlement of Henry Hauser Estate
Creditors heirs and legatees of Henry Hauser deceased must appear in Allen circuit court Fort Wayne Indiana October 11 1912 to show cause why final settlement accounts with the estate should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hauser
Allen
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Appointment of Administrator for Milly Buecker Estate
Notice announces that the undersigned is appointed administrator of Milly Buecker's estate, late of Allen County Indiana, deceased. Citizens this Company Heaton and Heating, Attorneys for Estate, provide notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beein
Milly Buecker
Allen County
Indiana
Seid Siste
Citizens Thi St Company
Heaton & Teatin
Appointment of Executrix and Executor in Allen County
Notice announces Clara M. Schmuck named executrix of the last will of Charles A Schmuck of Allen County Indiana indicating the estate is solvent. Also William A. Kelsey appointed as executor of the last will of Enoch Clark of Allen County Indiana with Heaton and Heaton as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Schmuck
Allen County
Indiana
Clara M. Schmuck
W. Porter
Wlt
Enoch Clark
William A. Kelsey
Heaton & Heaton
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Heirs
Notice to heirs and legatees of Mary A. Miler deceased to appear in Allen Circuit Court Fort Wayne Indiana on the Sunday of November 1922 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive their shares Executor John M Kuhns Witness WM E Gerding clerk seal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Miler
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ohn M. Kuhns
WM. E. Gerding
Joreest
Allen Circuit Court
Schmidlin Divorce Case Against Indiana Non-Resident
Notice in Allen County Indiana court that Charles Schmidlin, non-resident, is subject to divorce action filed by Lena Schmidlin. He must appear by December 12, 1931, or answer, or demur, else proceedings will proceed in his absence. Attest. Howard Hawthorn, attorney. William E. Gerding, clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Allen County
Lena Schmidlin
Charles Schmidlin
Indiana
Howard Hawthorn
Indiana Divorce Notice in Allen County Superior Court
Non resident Mary E Engle must answer William Engle in Allen County Superior Court. The complaint seeks a divorce. appearance by December 12, 1912 is required or the case will proceed in her absence. Attest: Clerk Howard Hawthorn, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Mettler—Nix
Huntington Herald
Kathryn W. Nix
Peter A. Nix
Clement J. Mettler
Mary Mettler
SS. Peter's and Paul’s
Matilda Mettler
Robert Nix
Frank Wagener
Frank Young
Mrs. Mettler
California Avenue
Mathilda
Marie
Felice Mettler
M. Mettler
F. P. Luley
Henry Luley
A. J. Ewey
John Rissing
Charles Nix
Arthur W. Wilson
Dara
J. C. Grable
Hanna Street
Aml
Joseph Bickel
Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company
St. Patrick’s Church
J. F. Delany
Edith Grable
Arthur Bickel
Brink
Roy
South Bend
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Katherine Mary Toy
Joseph H. Brink
John DeGrote
A. J. Brink
Standard Oil Company
Charles Fuelling
August ‘Fiserfacher
Lillian
Charles Hohnhaus
Ruth
Frederick
Fort. Wayne
Louis Furst
Louis’ Horstman
Selina Horstman
Fred Furst
Dowagine
Michigan
Wagner—Stubnatzy
Elizabeth Stubnatzy
Louis Wagner
St.Louis
Lutheran Church
Jby
Philip
Wambaganne
Martin“H. Miller
West Creighton Avenue
Ingall—Miller
Ae ‘Mies Amelia Miller
Mr. John. F
Ingall
William”.Flaherty
Driftmeyer—Krutsch
Laura Krutsch
Delphos
George Driftmeyer
Greeley Street
Wayne Street
M. E
C. Claud Travis
Indiana Furniture Company
Driftmeyer
William Tonkel
Leo
Beulah van Zile
Eva Hatte
Ruth Barmel
Frances Tonkel
Velma Hellopeter
Neal Witmer
Edward Conrad
Henry Smits
James Maxfield
Jay van Zile
Roscoe Garman
Eli Yoder
Mike Herbert
Albert Adam
Dora
Martha
Mary Rebcber
Emma Meyer
Berndin
Frances Hoevel
Anna Bradtmuller
Helen Hofmann
Clara Niemeier
Viieda Zelt
Alvina
Rosie Adam
John Rebber
August Wesling
Herman Nieter
Walter Niemeier
Will Beckman
Edward Koenig
Martin and
Captain Girard
John McGrath
Dallas
Tex
John Schrank
East Tenth Street
McKinley
Japan
Nogi
United States of America
Avenues B and C
Erding
Tavaria
Munich
Czolgosz
Ee Schrank
White
Canal
The
Bowery
Broadway
S.C
Orleans
Mosely
Keighty-First Street
New City
Spninel
Charles F. Hilker
Wik
William Engle
Mary E. Engle
Awm
E. Gerding
Howard. Hawthorn
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