Revolting Jackson case shocks London crowds in court
London hearing of Theodore and Laura Jackson (Ann Odelia Diss de Bar) continues as Daisy Adams testifies she was enticed to London under promise of music lessons. Prosecution details alleged indecencies and hypnotic influence by Laura Jackson as she pressed for admission and questioned witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Theodore
Laura Jackson
Ann Odelia Diss de Bar
Daisy Adams
Jackson
Fine for Illegal Hunting in Cass County
William Jackburn of Grass Creek Cass county was found guilty of hunting on Sunday before Justie Never at Logansport. A fine and costs totaling 14.4.10 were assessed. Deputy Commissioner Smith made the arrest. This marks Cass county’s first such conviction. Chief Deputy Earle of Pierceton arrived to assist in the manhunt following a prior shooting incident involving deputies and fishermen on the Webash banks near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
William Jackburn
Grass Creek
Cass County
Justie Never
Smith
Earle
Pierceton
Depucry Smith
Gas well revived by local expert in Kokemo center
William Moore, Kokemo gas expert and inventor, revived an abandoned well at the town’s geographical center. The restored flow now fuels two factories and about forty homes, proving there may be more payable gas in seemingly drained territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokemo, Tad
William Moore
Kokemo
Moore
Presbyterian Synod Sets Yearly Supply Tax Plan
In Madison Indiana on October 17 the Presbyterian synod voted to extend for another year the committee on supply under Rev. J L Leeper to cover churches without acting congregations. This requires a 2 cent per capita tax on all members, as Rev J Cum led the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ind
Presbyterian Synod
J. L. Leeper
J. Cum
Evangelical Work Emphasized by Speaker at Synod Meeting
Ming Smith urged ceaseless evangelical work across churches. The synod is slated to meet next year on the second Monday of October at Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Smith
Goshen
Jacob Lanz Faces Sabbath Desecration Trial
Jacob Lanz of Leo is on trial in Bullermann's court for Sabbath desecration. Judge Louttit represented the defendant and argued the charge stemmed from petty spite and that Lanz did not desecrate the statutes as defined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Lanz
Leo
Bullermann
Louttit
Police Chiefs Press Congress for Anarchy Legislation
Washington leaders from the National Bureau of Identification endorsed a plan to define anarchy and authorize arrests under a new law. They urged police and marshals to press senators and representatives for immediate action and backed a $25,000 appropriation to maintain the bureau and share criminal information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Bureau of Identification
Pinkerton
Congress
National Association of Chiefs of Police
Sylvester
Croker Horses Sold at New Market Auction
At New Market on October 17 Richard Croker's horses were auctioned. Harrow brought 510 guineas Altaloma sold for 350 guineas and Ailgar went for 410 guineas bought by E Corrigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Richard Croker
Harrow
Altaloma
E. Corrigan
Ailgar
Ossian Hosts Fort Wayne Missionary Society Anniversary
The Twenty Fifth annual Fort Wayne district Woman's Missionary Society convention will be held in Ossian next year to celebrate the society's silver anniversary. Officers were elected including President Mrs E B Gesaman and First Vice President Mrs J H Meal. Delegates to Bloomington Ti are Ada C Jones Auburn and T R Spalding Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossian
Fort Wayne
C. G. Bradson
Decatur
Auker
Ads Jones
Auburn
Mason
Butler
E. R. Gesaman
Kemper
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Bloomington
Ada C. Jones
T. R. Spalding
Berry Street
WM. E
E. B. Gesaman
Sadie Cobb
Minnie Robinson
Julia Hodge
Adam. Jones
Ridenour
W. G. Ferguson
Crandon Hall
Listed names of attendees and locations at gathering
The document lists numerous individuals and their home cities including Mrs H W Held Miss Norma Held Mr and Mrs Ritters kamp Vincennes Miss Elizabeth Rolf Decatur Mrs W Horstmeyer Buffalo N Y William Kayser Miden Germany Rev J Volk Kenosha Wis Miss Anna Reiter Toledo Henry Horstmeyer Cincinnati Miss Anna Gehle Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Held
Norma Held
Ritterskamp
Vincennes
Elizabeth Rolf
Decatur
W. Horstmeyer
Buffalo
N. Y
William Kayser
Miden
Germany
J. Volk
Kenosha
Wis
Anna Reiter
Toledo
Henry Horstmeyer
Cincinnati
Anna Gehle
Indianapolis
Mary Meyer Marries Henry Kruse in Zion Lutheran Church
Miss Mary Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruno Meyer wed Henry Kruse in Zion's Lutheran Church on Wednesday at 4 pm officiated by Rev Luehr. Attendants included Edith Reinkensmeier Mamie Heine Albert Pfeiffer and Fred Kruse. The couple resides at 41 Gay Street after a wedding supper and reception at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Meyer
Bruno Meyer
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Henry Kruse
Luehr
Edith Reinkensmeier
Mamie Heine
Albert Pfeiffer
Fred Kruse
Auger
Mrs. Kruse
Gay Street
Barnett Auger Wedding at Trinity Church
Miss Katherine Auger daughter of Mrs. Katherine Auger married Byron H. Barnett at Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev. A W Seabrease officiating. The couple shared a wedding repast at the groom’s parents home and left for New Haven then the East aboard the Nickel Plate train. A gray broadcloth wedding dress and pink chrysanthemums highlighted the bride’s attire. They will reside on Washington boulevard after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. W. Seabrease
Katherine Auger
Byron H. Barnett
A. F. Barnett
Edward S. Stokes III Not Seriously Ill
Relatives state Edward S. Stokes III is ill but not in danger, able to drive, after being reported ill in New York on October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward S. Stokes
Many Discussions Held Horstmeyer Nuptials Celebrate
Miss Martha Baade wed August C. Horstmeyer at Emanuel Lutheran church in a ceremony led by Rev. August Eben dick. The bridal party wore white organdie and satin, with violets and lilies in bouquets. Two hundred guests attended a reception at the bride’s home on South Broadway before the couple’s planned 54 Hendricks Street home. Guest list included out of town figures and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Baade
Christian C. Baade
August C. Horstmeyer
William Horstmeyer
Emanuel Lutheran Church
August Ebendick
River Rouge
Mich
Messrs
Herman Horstmeyer
William Kayser
Wilhelmine Baade
Logansport
Elsa Ritterskapp
Vincennes
Martha Horstmeyer
Martin Baade
Prof
Hormel
Mendelssohn
Evening Star
Tannhauser
South Broadway
Mrs. Horstmeyer
Hendricks Street
Quinine Cold Cure Promises Quick 24 Hour Relief
Krause's Cold Cure capsules claim to cure deeply seated colds in 24 hours with no business interruption. The medicine is described as pleasant to take and providing a clear fresh sensation during use. Sold by Dreier & Bro. at the Calhoun and Columbia streets corner for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Dreier & Bro
Calhoun and
Columbia Streets
Mayor and City Council Exhibit at Pellens and Polster
A group portrait featuring the mayor and city councilmen who served from 1898 to 1891 is on display at Pellens and Polster's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pellens & Polster
Groom Held Prisoner On Wedding Trip Kidnap Plot
Kokomo, Indiana reports a dramatic kidnapping as Frank E. Henderson, just married to Edna T. Whitaker, was seized by four members of the Thirteen club aboard a northbound Pennsylvania train near Galveston. The groom then rode ahead to meet his bride in Chicago, while the club hosted a supper at the Clinton House and arranged further custody measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Pennsylvania
Galveston
Here
Frank E. Henderson
H. E. Henderson
Kokomo Dispatch
Chicago
Mr. Henderson
Edna T. Whitaker
T. T. Whitaker
L. J. Naftzger
Grace Methodist Church
Thirteen Club
Henderson
Walter Jackson
Harley Wood
Frank Miller
Lee Albaugh
Edward L. Treat
Clinton House
Pennsylvania Station
Logansport
Muncie
Contempt Rises Over Dr McCausland Failure to Pay Support
Judge Aiken issues bench warrant for Dr J W McCausland after he defied a court order to pay $40 monthly support to Mrs McCausland. The warrant directs arrest and detention until he purges contempt or pays $567.45, with Deputy Sheriff Ryan serving the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McCausland
Aiken
McCausland
Dr. McCausland
Ryan
Gas Pressure Drops in Fort Wayne Over Past Year
Fort Wayne Gas Company reports all three pumping stations operating earlier than usual. Superintendent G Max Hoffman notes a thirty pound drop in field pressure despite new wells and lines expanded at the east station. Outlook for winter less hopeful, but company aims for a fairly good supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Max Hoffman
Fort Wayne Gas Company
Mr. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
Hoifman
Recent Births and Local Notes From City
Birth notices report a son for Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Rabus at 50 West Third. a son for Mr. and Mrs. S Burk holder of Grand Street. a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tennison on Blaffton Road. a son for Mr. and Mrs. Claud Smith of 206 St Marys Avenue. a son for Mr. and Mrs. A F Kuehne of Hoboken N J, whose former name is Delight Rhine. Leo Kahn spoke with Superintendent Gorsline about eleven dollars tied to Henry Ormsby of Arcola who had $19 of Kahn's money. Ormsby tried to pay his fine at the home of the bride on East Main Street where Rev. J W Lake joined Ada Flinn and J F Reid in marriage. Master Howard Bolyard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bolyard, is recovering from pneumonia under Dr J M Dinnen care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
State Conference of Charities and Correction
Court House
Richard O. Johnson
Indiana Staite School For the Deaf
George S. Wilson
Institute For the Blind
Alexander Johnson
School
Mirs
Julia Conklin
Soldiers
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans
F. T. Moran
Purdue University
Timothy Nicholson
Richmond
Rational Conference of Charities
Nicholson
Alvin T. Hert
Indiana Reformatory
John B. Elain
Industrial School For Girls
Woman’s Prison
E. E. York
Reform School For
George A. H. Shideler
Michigan City
Notre Dame
Mishawaka
D. €. Brown
Irvington
James D. Reid
W. C. Ball
T. F. Moran
E. &. Rice
G. A. H. Shideler
G. B. Stormont
W. C. van Arsdale
Bierhaus
Jorge Rabus
West Third Street
S. Burkholder
Grand Street
Frank Tennison
Blaffton Road
Claud Smith
St. Marys Avenue
A. F. Kuehne
Hoboken
N. J
Kuehns
Delight Rhine
Leo Kahn
Gorsline
Henry Ormsby
Arcola
Ormsby
Kahn
East Main Street
J. W. Lake
Ada Flinn
J. F. Reid
Howard Bolyard
Dan Bolyard
J. M. Dinnen
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Payment for Cured Cases
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Carnes & Co. in Toledo vows the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason witnessed the declaration on December 6, 1866. The remedy is taken internally and marketed by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Also Hall's Family Pills promoted as best by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Garo
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Carnes & Co
Hall
Cem
A. W. Gleason
Yee Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Th. Hall
Nerve Pills Endorsement from Fort Wayne Reader
Fort Wayne readers lauding Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills for nerve strength and general regulation. Mrs T Webb of 57 Superior St reports improved nerves digestion and liver function after using the product bought at Meyer Bros Co No 14 Calhoun St. Packaged with A W Chase signature and portrait. 50 cents per box available locally or from the Buffalo company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Superior Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Meyer Bros. & Co
Calhoun Street
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
M. D
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Jackson Case
Son OF God
Diss DE Bar
Tize Girl
Croker
Missionary Convention
Cers
E. R. Gesa
Man
Kruse-Meyer
Barnett-Auger
E. S. Stokes III
Charities and Correction Conference
Horstmeyer-Baade
Castoria
Mary ‘M. Kaiser
Rudolph Kaiser
Emricks
Breen & Morris
J. W. M’causland
Fort Wayne Company
Fort Wayne Pa
Pers
Dr. A. W
Chass
Conta Perbdox
Boobleton Health
Sterling Remedy Company
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Frank Mungovan
Mr. Mungovan
Dupont
Roussey & Schneider
Miller’s Old Stand
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