Three Die and Dozen Hurt in N C Rail Collision
A collision at Rudd North Carolina between a Southern railway passenger train and a freight train on a siding leaves three dead and thirty seven injured. The front brakeman of the freight train is missing and may be responsible for the switch left open. Killed are J A Broady Spencer fireman Mrs J P Thomas Danville wife of a freight conductor and G Allen Ryant Richmond Va box company representative. Most passenger injuries are slight.
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Washington
Rudd
N. C
Southern Railway
J. A. Broady
Spencer
J. P. Thomas
Danville
G. Allen Ryant
Richmond
Gallo ws for Libelers Is Kindly Wish of Dr. Andrews
Washington paper reports at George Washington University convocation Dr. E Benjamin Andrews of Nebraska urged hanging for libelers of public figures and attacked modern libel campaigns. He argued wealth alone does not prove probity and defended billionaires as skilled, not frauds, while blaming public consent for high prices and endorsing a heavy inheritance tax on the idle rich.
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Washington, D. C
E. Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
George Washington University
Andrews
Mt. Pat
Experts Discuss Pure Foods in Fort Wayne Talks
Fort Wayne will host two experts on pure foods under the city board of health. H. S. Barnard Indiana state chemist and food and drug commissioner will address meat preparation and sale. Dr. Whittaker of the U S Department of Agriculture will discuss clean milk and dairy practices.
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Fort Wayne
City Board of ‘Health
H. O. Bruggeman
Barnard
Food and Drug
Indiana
Fort: Wayne
Whittaker
The
United States
Department of Agriculture
Thesdate
Street Car Crash in Chattanooga Kills Six
A head on collision of two Sherman Heights street cars on Harrison avenue in Chattanooga at 6:45 this morning killed six people, injured ten in hospital, and left over twenty with varying injuries. Signal confusion cited as cause. both motormen died instantly.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Sre
Sherman Heights
Harrison Avenue
Edward Parker
Joen William Penningwilliam E. Smith
Univentifino
Giant church merger gain favored by 1907 council
Cleveland report from the Congregational churches urges union with the United Brethren and Methodist Protestant churches. It calls for reassembling the General Council of the United Churches to perfect the plan and ensure representative, gradual amalgamation across states with local choice.
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Cleveland, O
Committee of Twenty-Eight
Ttie Church Union
Congregational Church
Congregationalists
Methodist Protestants
United Brethren
Committee On
Comity, Federation and Unity
National Council of the Congregational Churches of the United States
Cleveland
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Methodist Protestant Church
General Council of the
United Churches of Chicago
United Churches
General Council of the United Churches
General Council
Edict
National Council
Army of the Cumberland elects officers in Tennessee event
In Chattanooga on October 17 the final session of the society of the Army of the Cumberland named officers for the evening.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
The
Society of
Big Four Train Hits Flock of Sheep Near Muncie
A Big Four passenger train east of Muncie Indiana struck a flock of about 100 sheep, killing all on the line. The locomotive stayed on the rails with no injuries reported. Owner John Truitt values the loss at 1000 dollars. The engineer said wool often wraps machinery, risking wrecks.
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Muncie
Ind
John Truitt
Church Fight in Markle to be settled in circuit court
The Markle Christian church dispute, split between two factions, has led Watk ins Butler to file suit for possession of the church property and an injunction against the opposing trustees elders deacons and pastor. The case seeks court assistance to determine control of church affairs.
Homeward from fruitless North Pole expedition
Dr. W. N. Fowler of Bluffton and Mrs. Fowler returned from the second failed attempt to reach the north pole with the Walter Wellman expedition. They passed through Ft. Wayne en route home, after facing weather that prevented the airship dash again.
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North Pole
W. N. Fowler
Bluffton
Walter Wellman
Ft. Wayne
Fowler
New York
American
Wellman
Praise for Fort Wayne High School Alum at West Point
H C Paul on eastern trip visits West Point where his nephew Paul Baade a West Point freshman from Fort Wayne is making strong progress in class. Baade credits Fort Wayne High School for preparing him to handle West Point work easily and notes the local schooling proved advantageous. The Farmers State Bank of Ship incorporated with $25000 capital, Howlett president Levi de Miller.
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H. C. Paul
West Point Military Academy
Paul Baade
Fred Baade
Fort Wayne
West Point
Astate
Bank of Bhipwho
Pital
Howlett de
Levi de ‘Miller
Engineer Haley Dies After Coal Dock Accident
Thomas F. Haley a 35 year old Pennsylvania freight engineer residing at 2220 Lafayette street died after a 4 45 am accident at the Pennsylvania coal docks. He was found unconscious beside the tender with a skull fracture and later died at St Joseph hospital. Haley left the cab to ride toward the office and may have been struck by a passing locomotive. He served nine years with the railroad and is survived by his wife four children his parents three brothers and two sisters. He was a member of St Patrick s church the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Pennsylvania Voluntary Relief association.
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Morton
Haley
Pennsylvania Limited
Pat Walsh
G. R. Childs
Mr. Haley
St. Joseph Hospital
Railroad
Canvoy
Ohio
Pennsylvania Company
Karl
Norman
Lester
Pauline
John Haley
J. P. Haley
Joseph Haley
William Haley
Hila Quinn
C. Carroll
Chicago
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pennsylvania Voluntary Relief Association
Schone Undertaking Rooms
Lafayette Street
Delegates Return From Ohio Synod Conference
Local delegates to the northern district conference of the Ohio synod returned home Wednesday. Rev H P Dannecker remained to oversee matters after being re elected president. Delegates from here included August Riethmiller and Professors Wiegart Oelke and Knaner Rev Brandt Rev Lowenstein and George Springer. All conference officers were re elected.
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Ohio Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woodville
H. P. Dannecker
St. John’s Lutheran Church
August Riethmiller
St. John’s Church
Wiegart
Oelke and Knaner
Brandt
Grace Church
St Marys School Bazaar Sets Three Evenings
A bazaar will be held in St Marys school hall on October 22 23 and 24 with booths Candy and flowers wheel of fortune post office gypsy tent refreshment novelty games and fancy work. About thirty prizes will be awarded and proceeds support church improvements. Ice cream cake and serving duties are organized by the young and older ladies.
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St. Mary’s School
Street Cleaner Henry Busching Struck on Maumee Ave
Henry Busching aged street cleaner of 1932 Smith Street was run down on Maumee Ave at noon Friday by a man in a buggy. He received cuts and bruises including facial abrasions and a bruised left leg and arm while the incident circulated. Henry J. Grabner Adams Township justice of the peace was reportedly in the buggy at the court house when on duty.
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Henry Busching
Smith Street
Maumee Ave
Henry J. Grabner
Adams Township
Levator
Grabner
Capt Charles Reese Dies After Long Illness
Fort Wayne resident Capt Charles Reese veteran soldier weigh master and pioneer died at his home 433 Montgomery street after a protracted illness at age 73. His death occurred around midnight Thursday night.
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Charles Reese
Fort Wayne
Montgomery Street
Civil War Captain Reese Dies After Long Illness
Captain Charles E. Reese, born in Westerose, Hanover Germany, in 1834, died after a long illness linked to a bullet wound from Gettysburg. He served as a captain in the Twentieth Indiana Volunteers, survived a head wound that cost sight in one eye, and lived a civil life as cabinetmaker, chair factory operator, and local official in Fort Wayne. He leaves a wife Sophia Stoppenhagan and eight children, with services to be held at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church.
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Gettysburg
Captain Reese
Westersoda
Hanover
Germany
America
Fort Wayne
Indiana Volunteers
Reese
United States
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Sophia Stoppenhagan
Adams County
Charles E. Reese
Fifteenth
United States Infantry
Philippines
Marie Koenig
Augusta Reese
Brooklyn
N. Y
Martin Daib
Troy
Ill
Emelie Reese
New York City
Elfrieda Reese
Paula Reese
Adolf Reese
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
May's Condition Improves at Hope Hospital
Ira May, confined at Hope hospital for throat injury from an attempted suicide, shows improvement and can take nourishment. Doctors say chances of recovery are better with no further complications,预计 he may be out of danger in a few days.
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Ira May
Hope ‘Hospital
President at Last Kills a Bear in Canebra ke
Stamboul La October 18 The president killed a female black bear after a four hour hunt with dogs. A courier from Bear Lake delivered the news. Hunters at the camp gain renewed vigor hoping for a brilliant finish.
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Stamboul
Bear Lake
Roosevelt Kills Big Black Bear in Louisiana Canebrakes
News of President Roosevelt shooting a large black bear near Bear Lake in Louisiana reached New Orleans by telegram to John M. Parker a member of the hunting party who had left for business. The telegram confirms the bear kill during the Louisiana hunt in October.
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
Bear Lake
John M. Parker
Farmers Invite Roosevelt To Hunt Bears Near Buckhorn Mountain
Farmers around Buckhorn Mountain in Lycoming County invite President Roosevelt to bear hunt on their lands to protect crops. Many farmers guard fields nightly as the bear menace damages corn.
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Williamsport
Buckhorn Mountain
Roosevelt
Lycoming County
Economical Housekeeping Menu From Five Pound Duck
Practical kitchen guidance outlines a five pound duck meal with leftovers for soup and a veal stock olio. It details English Olio of Duck and Oriental Vegetables while describing Veal Birds with a simple stuffing and fried breaded rolls for a second day.
Money to Loan on Real Estate Security
Real estate or personal security loans offered by C. E. Pfeiffer. Rooms 67 Bass Block.
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C. E. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
Wisconsin Governor Visits Andersonville Monument Dedication
Governor Davidson and a Wisconsin party of over 100 travel to Andersonville to dedicate a monument honoring 900 Wisconsin soldiers who died at the Civil War prison. The delegation passed through Atlanta en route to the site for the ceremony scheduled tomorrow.
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Atlanta
Davidson
Wisconsin
Andersonville
Drinking in India rises as native population drives more alcohol
A London Temperance Chronicle report notes that India sees rising drinking due to greater indulgence among natives. It cites revenue gains from 1903 to 1906, estimates European and Mussulman populations, and highlights efforts by the Native Race committee and Surgeon General Evatt to curb intoxicant use among natives.
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The
London Temperance Chronicle
India
Royal Army Temperance Association
Evatt
Native Race Committee
Africa
Temperance Wave Harms French Wine Growers
The temperance movement across western Europe has driven down wine demand while 1906 saw record production. Cheap wine plus rising mineral water use and artificial wines batter French growers. Transport costs for wine rise against the burden of vast harvests, leaving producers distressed despite abundance.
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Europe
Benziers
Perpignan
Bordeaux
France
Canine Question: Daggett's View on Army Canteen Debate
Brig. Gen. A S Daggett, veteran of the Civil War Spanish American War and the Philippines, is called to speak on the canteen issue in the United States Army. A Hartford reform bureau pamphlet under his signature will aid the campaign against reinstating the canteen.
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United States
A. S. Daggett
Daggett
Philippines
Hartford Reform Bureau
Florida Prohibition Efforts Highlighted by Governor Broward
Governor Broward champions state wide prohibition in Florida while a Prohibition amendment falls short by 7 votes in the legislature. Temperance forces run a vigorous campaign placing Florida at the forefront of anti liquor efforts with county local option secured in 27 of 45 counties.
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Florida
Broward
Drink Taxation In Great Britain
A chancellor of the exchequer statement places the average tax per head for alcoholic drink and licenses in Great Britain around 1784. With an estimated population of 43,643,000, alcohol strength in beer and wine varies greatly and there are no current statistics to determine gallons of proof spirit precisely.
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Great Britain
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Alma
Thomas F. Haley
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May
Calhoun Street
Fruit Rouse
Knox
E. R. Bure&t
Wayne Wheel & Supply Co
W. Berry
Ivay
Ambulanor
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