Women’s Christian Temperance Union Elects Indiana Officers
Hartford City Indiana October 22 The state W C T U closed its convention naming nine Hadley Institute directors and officers: President Lizzie Zahn Indianapolis treasurer Mattie Chandler Mooresville secretary Hinks Danville. New superintendents include Cammack Gibson Jonesboro Hadley Mary Hadley Bloomingdale Hattie Wright Brand Indianapolis, M A Tompkins Elkheart, Rose Pearce Terre Haute.
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Hartford City
Ind
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Hadley Institute
Lizzie Zahn
Indianapolis
Mattie Chandler
Mooresville
Hinks
Danville
Mattie Cammack Gibson
Jonesboro
Mary Hadley
Bloomingdale
Hattie Wright Brand
Alice Ruth Palmer
Franklin
M. A. Tompkins
Elkhart
Rose Pearce
Terre Haute
Loyal Temperance Legion
Grace Applegate
Marion
Laura Grimestone
Richmond
Susan Clark
Julia A. Trish
Warsaw
8. M. Stahl
S. H. Stahl
Kate Leebrick Sims
Hannah Stanley
Anna Elbridge
Irvington
Elizabeth Stanley
Clara Sears
Anderson
Rohlmann and Wagner Nuptials Held at Bride’s Home
Fred W. Rohlmann and Miss Lillie B. Wagner wed Wednesday afternoon in a ceremony at the bride’s mother Mrs. Fred Lew 3405 Piqua Ave Rev J H Bosch officiated The bridal party included Grace Wagner and Theodore Meyer Attendants wore pink gowns and bouquets The bridegroom works with the city fire department Out-of-town guests came from Chicago New Haven and Huntington
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Fred W. Rohlmann
Lillie B. Wagner
J. H. Bosch
Fred Lew
Piqua Avenue
Grace Wagner
Theodore Meyer
John Rohlmann
Thiele
Rohlmann
City Fire Department
George Rohlmann
Ralph
Chicago
Martin Eby
New Haven
Herzog
Gardner
Hoover
Delmey
Bill
Huntington
Founders Day Observance At St. Marys Of The Woods
In Terre Haute Indiana on October 22 Founders day events began with student and academy exercises in the auditorium. Bishop Chatard attended mass of thanksgiving this morning. Sixty three years ago six Sisters of Providence arrived from France at a log cabin remote from the town. The institution has grown into a large estate with a girls college and academy serving about 200 pupils and over 1000 sisters teaching parochial schools across the region.
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Terre Haute
Ind
St. Mary’s of the Woods
Academy
Lohse Remains Taken to Chesterton by Son
The remains of Peter Lohse were moved to Chesterton by a son. Lohse died earlier at the police station and relatives could not be located then. The body was given to the medical college before a son arrived to claim it this week.
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Peter Lohse
Chesterton
Lohse
Relves
Medical College
Untitled fragment hints at October event in partial text
A damaged OCR fragment references October and names unclear participants or locations, providing no complete event details or outcomes.
Missing man Dickey believed dead after river body found
August. Jast traveled to Petoskey Michigan for asthma treatment and later to Detroit with fever. Letters suggested he would return home soon, but he disappeared after leaving his hotel two weeks ago. A body found in the river was believed to be his, though Rev. G Y Allen of Salem questioned the identification and thought the recovered body was not Dickey.
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Petoskey
Mich
Detroit
G. Y. Allen
Salem
Allen
Dickey
Catholic View on Divorce and Social Contact
Rev J H McMahon spoke to Cathedral Library Association on divorce in Catholic practice. He cited Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Farley on social interactions with divorced individuals and noted Pauline privilege for non Christian marriages. He warned against misinterpretation and discussed marriage rites and Depew case implications.
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New York
J. H. McMahon
Cathedral Library
Cathedral Library Association
Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Farley
Farley
McMahon
Father McMahon
Depew
Nice
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promises Pure Witch Hazel
An advertisement extols DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as the only pure unadulterated witch hazel salve. It warns that rival witch hazel products are counterfeit and may not deliver a scar free healing.
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DeWitt
Dowie Insane Says A Noted Alienist
Dr. E C Spitzka, eminent alienist, studies John Alexander Dowie called Elijah II, concluding his long false role fuels a breakdown with old age. He labels Dowie delusional insanity and megalo mania, noting business skill masks a disturbed mind. The piece cites Buckley’s lunatic view and press furor.
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New York
E. C. Spitzka
John Alexander Dowie
Elijah Sii
Madison Square Garden
Dr. Spitzka
John Alexander Dowle
Dowie
Dr. Buckley
Press Reporters
Various Indiana Local Notes Include Deaths and Honors
In Elwood near Peru Mrs John Eberle died from injuries after a stair fall. Nineteen saloon warrants issued in North Manchester for liquor-law violations. Four rooms closed in Columbia City school for scarlet fever. Hawk and Hardman in Lancaster township harvested 92 pounds honey from a bee tree. David Snively aged 72 died suddenly in Heaton Elkhart county where he served as justice of the peace. Hugh Woods Co awarded a Rochester street paving contract at 1.58 per sq yd brick and 0.44 per ft stone curbing. A DeKalb dinner honored Andrew Casebeer born 1806. Graves Bartels cement walk in Warsaw claimed to be the first in front of a U S business. Marion Ingrim of Winamac owns a 288 year old family Bible detailing births marriages and deaths since 1669.
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Columbia City
George Hawk
Joel Hardman
Lancaster Township
Huntington County
David Snively
Heaton
Elkhart County
Hugh Woods & Co
Decatur
Rochester
Butler
Andrew Casebeer
DeKalb County
Casebeer
A. W. Bates
Graves & Bartel
Warsaw
United States
Marion H. Ingrim
Democrat- Journal
Winamac
Ingrim
Romance of Two Skaters Marks 50th Anniversary
Columbus Indiana celebrated the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William McCalip at their home. They wed October 20 1653 by Squire Bloom of Hope. William born near Hope 1832 and Amanda Burcham born near Salem North Carolina in 1887. She moved to the county at age four and has lived there since. Their romance began while skating on a cold winter day and their love endures after fifty years.
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Columbus
Ind
William McCalip
Squire Bloom
Hope
Amanda Burcham
Salem
N. C
Advert says Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy
An advertisement urges readers to ask for Foley's Honey and Tar as the best lung remedy for coughs and colds. It claims rapid cures and notes Dreier & Bro as the sellers.
Races Finished After Weather Delays
Two races postponed by bad weather last fall week were completed after late start attempts.
Five Heats Run in Mixed Race At Churubusco
Kelley Martin owned by J. M. McCormack of Churubusco won two heats while five heats were run in the mixed race. Times were 2 23 4, 2 34 and 2 31 with G. L. Hale as starter and Harry Van Aletine Dr. W. F. Myers and Mr. Miller as judges.
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Kelley Martin
J. M. McCormack
Churubusco
G. L. Hale
Harry van Aletine
W. F. Myers
Mr. Miller
Indiana delegate chosen for Jerusalem Sunday school convention
Rev. E. W. Allen pastor at West Jefferson Street Church of Christ named as one of Indiana’s delegates to the world fourth Sunday school convention in Jerusalem on April 18 19 and 20 next year.
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E. W. Allen
West Jefferson Street
Seidel Estate Probate Sets Up Family Trust
The will of Edward Seidel filed in the circuit court preserves the estate until the widow’s death. Otto Seidel named trustee with 2 percent of collected funds as compensation. Monthly $100 to Mrs. Anna Seidel, widow, and semiannual division of remaining income among widow and children. If Otto dies first, the oldest son takes over. No bond required unless future changes. Executed March 26, 1900, witnesses J. E. K. France and Louis F. Curdes.
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Edward Seidel
Circuit Court
Otto Seidel
Anna Seidel
Fort Wayne men arrested in Danville robbery of veterans
Reuben and Irvin Lighthill of Fort Wayne Ind were detained in Danville Ill on charges they assaulted and robbed numerous veterans at the National Soldiers Home Tuesday night. Police recovered 100 in gold coin two gold watches a revolver and skeleton keys from the suspects after a running pursuit and they denied ties to the crime.
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Danville
Ill
Reuben and
Irvin Lighthill
Fort Wayne
Ind
National Soldiers’ Home
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promoted as Thorough Healer
Advertising copy asserts Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures burns sores bruises cuts boils ulcers and skin eruptions. Sold by Dreier and Bro druggists with a money back satisfaction guarantee for 25 cents.
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Bucklen
Dreier & Bro
Fire at Schlatter Co. causes major basement blaze in Columbia
A candle near a barrel of roof paint touched off a basement fire at Co. C Schlatter & Co in Columbia and Clinton streets. Firemen flooded the first floor to stop spread while rescuers moved stock and books to safety. Loss estimates range around 60,000. insurance covers both stock and building. fire raged about an hour with smoke filling the shaft and crowd control enforced by police.
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Hardware House of Co. C. Schlatter & Co
Columbia
Clinton Streets
Roy Mertz
Mertz
Mr. Schlatter
Schlatter
Carter & Co
In Incorporated
Fol& Ee Pevaident
Insurance amounts listed by local agencies in Mist
The compilation of insurance carried in various companies represented by local agencies includes Schrader & Wilson with 11000 dollars Net reiter and Gumpper 4000 dollars Anselm Fuelber 3000 dollars F X Schuhler 3000 dollars Edward Seidel 4000 dollars Beahler & Langard 2000 dollars Lennart & Ortlieb 2000 dollars G W Boerger 1000 dollars Lumbard & Co 1000 dollars M W Fitch & Sons 1000 dollars.
Robbed the Grave
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a near death illness with jaundiced skin and weakness. After doctors lost hope, Electric Bitters brought marked improvement and complete recovery after three weeks. He claims the remedy saved him from death and urges others to try it at 56 cents.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Dreier & Bro
St Augustine's Academy observes Foundation Day with program
Young ladies at St Augustine's academy presented an inter esting program in a preliminary observance of Foundation day the Order of Providence community feast day. The elocution class performed a pantomime and the Magnificat was sung by the seniors. A pleasant reception followed in the music hall.
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St. Augustine’s Academy
Order of Providence
Mother Theodore
Academy
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Banish Gripe in Painless Pills
An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as the perfect painless pill. It claims the medicine cleanses the system, improves liver action, clears complexion, relieves headaches, and leaves a pleasant taste. Bob Moore of Lafayette Indiana endorses them, noting other pills cause griping while these do not. Sold by Meyer Bros. Co.
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DeWitt
Bob Moore
Lafayette
Ind
Meyer Bros. Co
Troopships to Stop at Honolulu Guam on Orient Voyages
Orders require troopships to halt at Honolulu and Guam on every trip to the orient with a return stop at Honolulu on each voyage. Some segments may also call at Nagasaki.
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San Francisco
Cal
Devol
Transport Service
Honolulu
Guam
Orient
Nagasaki
Foley's Honey and Tar Saved Her Life Says Plainview Wife
W. W. Baker of Plainview Nebraska writes his wife suffered lung trouble for fifteen years and spent over $1,000 with no relief. A friend recommended Foley's Honey and Tar and the remedy restored her health and hope. Sold by local outlets.
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W. W. Baker
Plainview, Neb
Foley
Dreier & Bro
Big Mills To Resume Operations In Joliet Plan
Joliet Illinois October 22 officials of Illinois Steel company have ordered a restart of operations at the steel plant next Monday in all departments. The move will employ about 2000 men after a two week shutdown under a general order for an indefinite period.
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Joliet, Ills
Illinois Steel Company
Man Cures Kidney Trouble After Nights Awake
Mr. Owen Dunn of Benton Ferry West Virginia reports years of kidney and bladder trouble forcing him to rise twelve times nightly until Foley's Kidney Cure provided lasting relief after two bottles. Sold by local outlets.
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Owen Dunn
Benton Ferry
W. Va
Foley
Dreier & Bro
Croatians Remanded for Murder Extradition from Bow Street
Two Croatian men arrested on the steamer Philadelphia in Southampton were remanded to Bow Street court London for extradition on charges of murdering railroad contractor J. Ferguson at Wear Middletown Pennsylvania on September 25. They carried $1,200 when seized.
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Southampton
Eng
Philadelphia
New York
Bow Street
London
T. Ferguson
Wear Middletown
Danger in Fall Colds Warned By Old Remedies
Fall colds can linger through winter risking pneumonia bronchitis or consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar cures quickly and prevents serious results. It is old and reliable tried and tested contains no opiates and will not constipate. Sold by Dreier and Bro.
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Dreier
Amicus Club Ladies Entertained At Home
A note records that Kirike entertained the ladies of the Amicus club at her home. The brief item highlights a social gathering hosted by Kirike with club members in attendance.
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Kirike
Amicus Club
Knox Bonnparte Con ference With Roosevelt On Postal Probe
Attorney General Knox and special counsel Bonaparte and Conrad met with President Roosevelt to discuss the postal investigation. The report focuses on methods and phases of charges, with some recommendations but no firm decisions on personnel. Public release of the findings will follow and include acts by non indicted officials where statute limits prosecutions.
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Washington
Knox
Charles J. Bonaparte
Holmes Conrad
Postoffice Department
Bonaparte
Quonrad
Congress
Conrad-Bonaparte
Senate to take up canal question via Morgan resolution
Washington reports indicate Senator Morgan plans to introduce a resolution on the Isthmian canal. He seeks immediate Senate consideration, arguing the Panama route is beyond debate and urging the president to build via the Nicaraguan path under the Spooner law.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
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Ship Lohse
Alemi
Ate
Inter
Elijah
Indiana
John Eberle
Elmwood
Peru
North Manchester
Jerusalem
J. E. K. France
Louis F. Curdes
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gorsline
Stoll
Pennsylvania Railroad Police
C. C. Schlatter & Co
Postal Department
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