Final Adjournment of Allen County Teachers Institute
Final day sessions at the Allen County Teachers Institute featured Prof Grawn Dr Armstrong and Prof Meissner presenting on memory work love of books and democracy in public schools. They taught teacher qualities and the Bible as literature with emphasis on practical application and moral formation.
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Allen County Teachers’ Institute
Grawn
Armstrong
Meissner
Prof
A. K. Zartman
Third Day of Allen County Teachers Institute Sessions
Wednesday sessions drew strong interest as teachers heard a series of talks on education. H G Brown led devotionals and discussed efficiency, while Prof Grawn defined the chief aim of education as character fabric. Prof Armstrong commented on teaching responsibilities.
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Allen County Teachers’ Institute
H. G. Brown
Valparaiso Normal School
Henry B. Master
Grawn
Armstrong
Institute notes praise for county teachers at Allen event
Dr Armstrong commended the county teachers at the Allen County Institute, telling Sentinel reporters the group is exceptional. Prof Grawn opened with a Bible reading and led songs, then spoke on the relative value of studies in curriculum. He outlined instrumental, disciplined, and cultural study divisions, stressing early foundational skills. Dr Armstrong analyzed Esther and its dramatic potential, while Prof Grawn and Armstrong discussed storytelling and essential teacher qualities such as health, sympathy, tact, and zeal.
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Institute
Ref. Meissner
Grawn
Armstrong
Meissner
Allen County Institute
Sentinel
Grown
Instrumentel
City church committee seeks mayor aid over recent crimes
A committee from the A. M. E. church visited city hall Thursday to meet Mayor Hoséy and offer help in capturing a thief blamed on the colored community. The church had resolved that crimes reflect on the colored population and appointed Rev. L. Pettiford, Moses Morton, Charles Rhodes, Thomas Nesbitt, Edward Rowlan, George Wilson, William Stearns, Thomas Adams, and William Jones to wait upon the mayor.
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A. M. E. Church
Hoséy
Rev. L. Pettiford
Moses Morton
Charles Rhodes
Thomas R. Nesbitt
Edward Rowlan
George Wilson
William H. Stearns
Thomas Adams
William 8. Jones
German Workshops Have Orders for Years Ahead
Berlin reports Lieut. Godfrey L. Cardon and American parties found Germany exhibiting extraordinary prosperity and rapid industrial advancement. Visiting 350 works since 1903, they observed full order books many years ahead, high workshop efficiency near 100 percent, and prevalent use of American methods and tools, with Germans adopting but still importing top American tools. Only five of 75 firms refused entry for specific reasons.
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Berlin
Godfrey L. Cardon
United States Revenue Cutter’ Service
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
Magdeburg
Alsatian Construction Company
Mulhausen
America
Cardon
Europe
Lieut
United States
Indiana lawyer touts trolley era and Fort Wayne railways
Interview in Europe quotes James Madison Barret of Fort Wayne criticizing government ownership. He notes trolley lines from Fort Wayne to Indianapolis and plans for Fort Wayne to Chicago service via Goshen South Bend Laporte and Michigan City. Barrett praises Indiana business energy and mentions stays at the Hotel Regina with James Murdock and his son.
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Paris
New York Herald
Europe
James Madison Barret
Fort Wayne
Ind
France
Barrett
Indiana
Wabash Valley
Chicago
South Bend
Ines
Mr. Barrett
Indianapolis
Goshen
Laporte
Michigan City
Carlsbad
Michigan
Evansville
Mr. Barretts
Regina
James Murdock
Merchants’ National Bank
Lafayette
James Murdock, Jr
Simpson M. E. Church Board Delays Pastor Decision
The official board met Saturday evening and made no decision on a successor to Rev. J. M. Cause who plans to move west. Five or six candidates are under consideration including Rev. M. A. Harlan of Warren and Rev. Edwards of Westfield. Harlan recently led fundraising for Warren's Old Peoples Home. Selection will rest with the church board and presiding elder Rev. C. A. Wade.
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Simpson M. E. Church
J. M. Cause
West
M. A. Harlan
Warren
Edwards
Westfield
Harlan
Auburn
Old Peoples
Missionaries Will Stick to Posts in Tangier News
In Tangier on September 3 reports describe Americans remaining steadfast at their posts amid mounting tensions. The dispatch notes disciplined resolve and a sense of duty among mission workers as international actors respond to the evolving situation.
Braver Christians Flee Fez French Tensions Rise
Seventy Christian workers in Morocco faced fierce Moorish hostility in Fez as locals suspected them of being French spies. They abandoned their work, began traveling toward Tangier, with hopes they reached Alcassar Ceguer safely on Saturday. Communications inland are cut, and news is awaited anxiously.
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Fez
Morocco
Tangier
Alcassar Ceguer
Magistrate to Question Cardinal Merry del Val in Italy
Rome August 31 the public prosecutor orders a magistrate to Castgondolfo to interrogate Cardinal Merry del Val papal secretary of state over the August 16 demonstration at Marino where anti clericals booed him as he rode through the village. This marks the first such contact since 1870 between an Italian magistrate and a papal secretary of state.
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Rome
Gondolfo
Merry del Val
Papal
Marino
Roosevelt Western trip a test of sentiment
Washington reports show President Roosevelt’s August to September Western tour will gauge west side support for his presidency. He plans a quiet Oyster Bay summer, avoiding visitors to prevent talk of a third term while preparing to end his current presidency.
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Roosevelt
West
Washington
Oyster Bay
New York
Texas
Loeb
White House
Drunken baker fires pistol in Pierceton saloon quarrel
In Pierceton Indiana August 31 Roy C Field a baker and candy maker detained on attempted murder charges after a drinking dispute with Buck Sears escalated from a saloon quarrel to a street shooting. Sears wounded in knee and elbow but not fatally. Field jailed in Warsaw on 1506 bond.
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Pierceton
Ind
Buck" Sears
Roy C. Field
Warsaw
Field
Missouri
Sears
John Hull
Growing hourly danger in Morocco unsettles Tangier
Paris and Tangier dispatches report a rising threat in Morocco with European refuges announced. feuding tribesmen rout troops near Fez under Caid Abdel Kader. Casablanca relays a bold tribal assault aided by weaponry, while foreign correspondents narrowly escape capture. an Arab fugitive seeks to halt attacks, planning to confer with French leaders Friday.
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Paris
Mafin
Tangier
Morocco
Courir
Fez
Caid Abdel Kader
Casablanca
Globe
Mulal Hafiq
Question on state proposition contracts with express companies
Fort Wayne inter urban railroads defer permanent contract decisions. General Manager Emmons returned from the east to seek a statewide solution with Indiana interurbans officials. United States Express operates temporarily on the Wabash Valley lines, with Wells Fargo competing for inter urban road franchises.
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Fort Wayne
Emmons
Wabash Valley
Indiana
United States Express Company
Wells Fargo Company
United States Company
Schwab Sees Optimism For Steel and Iron Outlook
New York reports Charles M. Schwab remains hopeful about the steel and iron industry. He notes a long-term upward trend over thirty years, calls railroad expansion essential, expects capacity to rise, and predicts demand will grow to fifty million tons with records being eclipsed despite future recessions.
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New York
Charles M. Schwab
Stewart Resting Quietly After Fractured Skull Incident
Edward Stewart, Van Wert shortstop, was struck on the left side of the head by a pitched ball Monday afternoon by Williamson. He is at St. Joseph's hospital resting quietly with favorable signs but uncertain final outcome. Dr. Rothschild treats him. Drs. Duemling and Ellis confirmed a skull fracture after examination. He was carried from the park following the injury.
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Edward Stewart
Van
Farmer Injured When Wagon Wheel Drops on Hay Load
William Mitchell a farmer from Washington township two miles northwest of the city sustained injuries at Wells and Superior streets at 8 30 this morning when a rear wagon wheel dropped off and the hay load he rode on overturned. He suffered cuts to head and wrists and back injuries and was taken by ambulance to Hope hospital with injuries not believed serious.
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William Mitchell
Washington Township
City
Wells
Superior Streets
Mitchell
Hope Hospital
Family Gatherings Mark September Social Season
Hundred fifty members attended the Gumpp family reunion at Eden church near Muncie on August 25 with noon dinner and an afternoon program. The Guilford reunion at Jeannette Muhn's Auburn home drew many relatives for a basket dinner and socialized hours. Mr and Mrs James Mayhew of Cedarville celebrated his seventy seventh birthday with a noon dinner and guests from several nearby towns. A Gar Creek gathering featured music and outdoor games as guests from Wallen Liberty Center and nearby areas joined in a five o clock dinner celebration.
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James Mayhew
Cedarville
Mayhew
Joseph Mayhew
Washington Shirey
Walter Kryder
Jacob Keck
Alvin Shirey
George Shirey
Caroline McGory
Anna Stevick
Ethel Mayhew
Victoria Shirey
Clarence Kryder
Maggie Carson and Son
Pennsylvania
Frank Poirson
Gar Creek
Fred Kahn
Mabel Cooper
Ethel
Agnes Kahn
Fort Wayne
J. H. Cook
August White
Della Huguenard
Anna Parnin
May White
Julian Huguenard
August Poirson
Albert
Frank White
Wallen
Jesse Rothgeb
Creighton “Wolf
Ellen Johnson
Mary Brenner
Mary Rothgeb
Charlies
Ralph Rothgeb
Bessie
Grace
Granville Baker
Liberty Center
Ella Warner
Olive
Viola
Almira
Frances
Auburn
Elizabeth Scoerpf
Frances Schlatter
Leo
Ezra Guilford
Harlan
Sarah Warner
Joseph Garman
Glenn
Albert Long
Belle Garman
Mahlon Garman
John Lochner
Daniel Krick
William Merrell
Maude Krick
Grayhill
Gumpp
Eden Church
Muncie
Amanda Deweesge
Dayton, O
Sarah Gumpp
Chirbusco
Judge Hands It Out Big Ten Thieving Janitor
New York August 31 Judge Foster of the general sessions court sentenced John L Clark a janitor convicted of stealing from tenants to four years in the state prison He warned that further crimes after release could lead to a life sentence and called him a thieving janitor in strong terms.
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New York
Foster
General Sessions Court
John L. Clark
Clark
Patent Dispute Over Peerless Washing Machine Asset
In bankruptcy proceedings for Peerless Manufacturing, William C. Nahrwold claims a private patent interest in a washing machine, while Citizens' Trust as trustee holds the company property sale and contends the patent is part of the estate. Referee Sol A. Wood hears evidence today to decide whether the patent belongs to the company assets or Nahrwold personally.
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William C. Nahrwold
Peerless Manufacturing Company
Sol A. Wood
Citizens’ Trust Company
Peerless Company
Nahrwold
Fort Wayne Bakers Go to National Master Bakers Meet
Secretary George M. Haffner of the Indiana Association of Master Bakers says Fort Wayne will be well represented at the national convention in Chicago next week. A supetial car is chartered from Indianapolis and Hoosier headquarters will be at the Auditor ium afinéx. The convention opens September 10 at 9 o'clock in the Palmer House and runs until September 13 with planned entertainment.
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George M. Haffner
Indiana Association of Master Bakers
Fort Wayne
Master Bakers
Chicago
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Gumpp Family Pioneer Heads Elected Leaders
John Pulver of Fort Wayne was elected president of the Gumpp association and George Hush of this city was elected secretary. Two Allen county men, Jeremiah Gumpp, seventy eight, of Eel River township, and George Gumpp, eighty four, of Perry township, are the pioneer heads of the family.
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John Pulver
Fort Wayne
Gumpp Association
George Hush
Allen County
George Gumpp
Perry Township
Elghty
Jeremiah Gumpp
Eel River Township
Edible Recipes From A Vintage Collected Kitchen Page
A compilation of old time culinary instructions includes cottage cheese salad with yellow tomatoes and cucumbers, arrowroot pudding with rose syrup, frozen fruit dessert with orange juice, Leipsie Curry variations for beef mutton or fowl, a Calcutta curry powder blend, fenugreek note tied to tuberculosis, and green corn chowder with pork and canned corn. The reader is guided through curry preparations, spice mixes, and dessert options with stepwise instructions and measurements.
Curious Old Time Recipes Gathered For Home Cookery
A cache of kitchen notes offers detailed methods for frothing eggs in nests, corn chowder from chicken stock, German style string beans with cream, peach cake with peaches, spiced cantaloupe, corn salad, waffles, Greek veal stew, preserved carrots, and creamed rice. Each entry gives step by step instructions, ingredients, and cooking times, with tips such as using olive oil for waffles and serving suggestions like cream with peach cake. The collection reflects a mid century domestic cuisine tone with practical multitask recipes.
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Vince
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