Indiana Day at the World's Fair observed in St Louis
Indiana Day at the World's Fair was elaborately celebrated with thousands of Hoosiers. Governor Durbin, Lt. Gov. Gilbert, and Indiana officials attended parades and speeches. Gilbert praised Indiana's heritage, patriotism, and the mothers of the state, urging future citizens to uphold values as the Indiana day ceremonies closed with concerts and remarks.
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St. Louis
Mentonan
J. W Cockrum
General Rice
David B. Francis
Francis
John R. Ward
Indiana
Indianapolis Newsboys
Mines and Metallurgy
Mines and Metallrgy
Asheries
Commonwealth Avenue
Colonial Avenue
Indiana State Building
Durbin
Gilbert
Frank B. Po~sey
Thomas Jefferson
America
State Building
Packard Band
Fort Wayne
Philippine Constabulary
Dearing
Oakland City College
Local notices from Northern Indiana recount deaths and civic updates
Obituaries report Mrs. John Demer and Willard Griswold’s deaths, along with Mrs. Jacob Reusser and Hoe, a Civil War veteran and former Miami County sheriff. Civil and civic items include a Huntington court house cornerstone date, a 25 cent per thousand feet natural gas rate, and Culbertson Hardware’s Auburn incorporation. Transportation gains include Wabash Valley Traction’s two-car, 20 minute street service. Crime notes cover George J. Baker’s arrest for forged checks and Charles Cox’s jail time for bandit training and past gun incidents.
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John Demer
Ossian
W. W. Ford
Wabash
Huntington
Arthur Hiveley
Washington Township
Whitley County
Willard Griswold
Peru
Hoe
Miami County
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Culbertson Hardware Company
Auburn
Brown, Culbertson & Boland
Hugh R. Culbertson
Frank E.draggoo
Robert D. Welsh
George J. Baker
Angola
Charles Cox
Pierceton
Warsaw
Theodora Worsler
Cox
Woman Takes Her Life by Hanging in Brookville
Anna Otho, at her sister Amalia Haman’s home in Brookville Indiana, died by hanging. The coroner’s inquiry found a religiously fervent life, devoted to the M E church, whose zeal contributed to her nervous prostration and breakdown. She was the young wife of the Pucker Furniture Company foreman.
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Brookville
Ind
Anna Otho
Amelia Haman
Pucker Purniture Company
M. E. Church
Monroeville to Host Next Company D Reunion in 1905
Maysville welcomed the veterans of Company D Highty eighth Indiana volunteers for their annual reunion. Thirty of fifty eight surviving members attended along with friends and regiments in the hundreds. The gathering featured addresses by Congressman Robinson Col G E Briant Lieut Governor Gilbert and Lafayette Coomer. A dinner provided by Maysville churches followed by a campfire reminiscence session. The unit organized in Allen and Dekalb counties, mustered at Indianapolis August 29, 1862, and served until June 7, 1865, participating in seventeen battles and earning a lasting record of patriotism and valor.
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Maysville
Company D
Highty-eighth
Indiana
Monroeville
Relcwelderfer
DT. E. Church
Congressman Robinson
G. E. Briant
Huntington
Gilbert
Lafayette Coomer
Marion
Allen
Dekalb
Indianapolis
C. D. Briant
Isaac Batman
Leutenant
Joseph Stopher
Briant
Buck and McClaren Wed in First M E Wedding
Minnie C Buck and Charles J McClaren were married Wednesday at 8 pm in the First M E church parsonage by Rev J K Watts with Miss Minetta Becker and A J McClaren as attendants. The groom, a barber, will reside in the city with his bride. A Bourbon runaway accident left Henry Weaver with broken e welts. John Parsins sustained a fractured skull and Frank Shively plus two relatives were badly bruised.
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Minnie C. Buck
Charles Jf. McClaren
M. HE
J. K. Watts
Minetta M. Becker
A. J. McClaren
Bourbon
Henry Weaver
John Parsins
Frank Shively
Charles I Jowett Supports Parker in Ohio
Charles I Jowett of New Albany Indiana announces support for Parker and Davis in Cincinnati Ohio on September 1. A longtime Democrat, Jowett chaired the state committee and served in the legislature before switching to the Republicans over the silver issue. He was a volunteer colonel in the eighth army corps in the Philippines and later joined the Philippine judiciary.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles I. Jowett
New Albany
Ind
Parker
Davis
Jowett
Indiana
Eighth Army Corps
Philippines
Labor Leader Sees Rosemount Visit amid McCarren Attack
Esopus N Y Sept 1 John W Bogart state AFL organizer visited Rosemount but declined comment Judge Parker offered no remark and it was understood the visit related to a labor challenge against Senator McCarren as state executive committee chairman An effort was said to be planned to persuade labor leaders to modify their attack and defer it to a non national election date
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Esopus
John W. Bogart
American Federation of Labor
Rosemount
Judge Parker
McCarren
Creditors Likely to File Objection in Bankrupt Departures
Judge Anderson fixed Monday September 26 for final hearings on discharge petitions of several bankrupts including William W. Wyrick Ashley Rellin Bilison Lagrange John J. Kinney Angola Joseph W. Hartman Bluffton and Frederick Gasser Angola. Some creditors may object to discharge claiming incomplete surrender of estates. Referee Harris heard more evidence in Emma Casebeer’s claim to Rollin Ellison bankruptcy securities claimed by Ganilard trustees as part of Ellison estate.
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Harris
Emma Casebeer
Rollin Ellison
Trustes Ganilard
Ellison
Quiet Wedding for Welker and Welton in Bloomingdale
Lewis R. Welker and Tina Welton were quietly married at 8 30 Wednesday evening in Rev Ph Ruhl s Salem Reformed church study on Clinton street. The couple kept the ceremony secret from friends and will reside on First street. Welker is a Bloomingdale grocer and Miss Welton worked at Frank dry goods.
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Lewis R. Welker
Tina Welton
Ph. Ruhl
Salem Reformed Church
Clinton Street
Welker
Bloomingdale
Frank Dry Goods House
No Record of Keller at the State Prison
Indianapolis reports no record of William Keller at Michigan City prison. Governor Durbin’s secret parole for Keller, jailed last July for embezzling from the A Burdgal company, remains unexplained. Michigan City indicates no recent Keller commitment. If true, the parole may have occurred before he became a regular prisoner.
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Indianapolis
Durbin
William 2
Keller
Michigan City
A. Burdgal Company
William Keller
Irish League holds lively debate over executive growth
New York Sep 1 news desk reports the United Irish League of America convention in turmoil when a proposal to raise the executive committee from forty to one hundred ignited conflict. John Ryan of Philadelphia attacked New York representation. The amendment failed. Officers were later elected, including John Finerty as President and Patrick Brgan as First Vice President. John Redmond’s evening address urged home rule for Ireland amid interruptions from Clan Na Gael and Orangemen.
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New York
United Irish League of America
John ¥. Ryan
Philadelphia
Boston
O'Conner
Elmira
N. Y
Drr. Ryan
New York State
John Finerty
Chicago
Patrick Rgan
Chili
Edward Devere
St. Louis
Michael J. Redding
Baltimore
John Fitzpatrick
New Orleans
John O'Callahan
T. B. Fitzpatrick
John EK. Redmond
Ireland
Redmond
Clan-Na-Gael
Orangemen
Mr. Redmond
Orangemmen
Ireland and education voiced to keep Irish sons
A speaker argues against driving Irishmen from Ireland and urges educating them. The speaker cites Parnell's claim that Ireland cannot afford to lose a single son, stating it remains true today.
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Ireland
Parnell
Williams Oberle Wedding at Trinity Episcopal Church
Miss Ida Oberle and George Williams were married Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev A W Averrum officiating Miss Todd and Mr Oberle were attendants Grace Perrin played the wedding march A large number attended the ceremony and a wedding supper followed at the bride's home on Thomas Street The bride is daughter of Mrs Taylor White
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Ida Oberle
George Williams
A. W. Aver- M1
Miss Todd
Mr. Oberle
Grace Perrin
Thomas Street
Taylor White
Judge Parker at Ulster County Fair
Democratic presidential candidate Judge Parker visited Ellenville Ulster County fair touring Accord and Kingston stops while greeting farmers, inspecting animals, and waving to cheering crowds. He left Ellenville at 4 PM and returned home by 7 PM amid bipartisan decorations and supportive locals.
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Parker
Ellenville
Kingston
New York
Ontevia
Wastern
Dilonville
Smasl Fry
Ulster County
Accord
Roosevelt
Gatehill
Deposit Your Money in Citizens' Trust Co For Security
Citizens' Trust Co opposite the post office advertises a $400,000 security for a danacar wpe loan. The notice emphasizes safety and protection for depositors and invites inquiries at the bank.
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Citizens’ Trust Co
Postoffice
Danncitarc
New Dairy Plant To Be Reorganized Under New Company
Bondholders at a trustee sale determined to organize a new company to continue the Mondamin Meadows Dairy business. The firm will be not Mondamin Dairy, TA pany, capitalized at 945,000, with bonds held largely by Hi Geats Foster and others. New management plans expansion, taking up outstanding bonds and investing capital to operate on a larger scale.
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Mondamin Meadows Dairy Company
Fort Wayne Trust Company
Tri-State Trust Company
Baker Street
Bairfeld
Mondamin Dairy
Pany
Fort Wayne Trust
Hi G.eats
We I. Foster
J. Wy White
Cheater
Diga
Cullooh
Bagh
Hyanie Grisbar
A New
Dr King's New Discovery touted for consumption cures
A Melbourne Florida resident credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving his life after being told he had consumption. The ad promotes free trial bottles for consumption, throat and lung diseases, with guaranteed results. It also notes Dr Leroy Rogers fined for practicing medicine without a license and promotes Boos Immative Honey and Tax from Moyer Brown So. and A C Gocle for coughs and bronchial conditions.
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H. Haggins
Melbourne
Fla
Dr. King
Dr King
Dreler & Bro
Druggista
Leroy Rogers
Kewanna
Burton County
Rogers
Moyer Brow So
A. C. Gocle
Notich Thanking Ben Bat Court for policy payment acceptance
A member expresses appreciation to Ben Bat Court No 15 officers and members for promptly paying a 2500 policy within thirty days after her husband S A Woods death. The piece notes a reunion in Decatur and a next year meeting planned with HM H Hart presiding over closing sessions of the association. Bee's Honey and Tar touted as a cough remedy with antiseptic and expectorant properties sold by local merchants Meyer Bros. and A C Gacke.
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Offoers
Ben Bat Court
S. A. Woods
Mary A. Woods
Eighy-ninth Indiana Infantry
Ninth Battery
Decatur
Manion
HM. H. Hart
Bert Wayne
Thenassociation
Meyer Bros. 1A
A. C. Gacke
Pfeiffer Loans Real Estate or Personal Security
Edwin S Dix and Magdalena Hardesty were married in the clerk's office at the court houses by Justice Tancey. If in need of anything, try the Sentinel want column for help.
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E. Pfeiffer
Basa Block
Edwin S Dix
Magdalena Hardesty
Justice Tancey
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Wirs
Otto
Co. D, 88Th Regiment
M’clabren—Buck
Charles L. Jewett
Irish League
John F Finerty
John Redmond
Mondamin Dairy Company
Old Concern
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