Conflicting Cuban Crisis Grows Near Pinar Del Rio
Rebel forces under Pino Guerra near Pinar Del Rio advance as government troops report defections in Santa Clara. Amidduress, two Western railway bridges are dynamited and a clash injures General Lynez Castillo.
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Guerra
Pinar del Rio
Pino Guerra
Menacal
Lynez Castillo
Cienfugos
Santa Clara
San Luis
Avalos
Fhe
Pine Ginerras
Competitive Civil Service Exam Set for Fort Wayne Post Office
A competitive examination under the United States civil service commission will be held for clerk and carrier positions at the Fort Wayne post office on November 21 starting at 4:00 a.m. Applications on the prescribed form, obtainable from W. J. Ross at the district postmaster’s office, must be filed by October 15 to reach the Cincinnati board of examiners on that date.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Fort Wayre
W. J. Ross
Efire
Board of Examiners
Cincinnati
Fort Warne Art School announces annual booklet
The tenth annual announcement of the Fort Warne Art School association has been issued in a two color, bound booklet. It details class arrangements tuition rates and lists the sixty four pupils from last year. Ron ald Dawson replaces Miss Hatcilten as treasurer among the officers and directors.
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Fort Warne Art School Association
Ronald Dawson
Miss Hatcilten
Orphans Entertained by Dr Coblentz at Douglas Ave
About eighty members of the orphans home of the Reformed church were royally entertained Thursday at Dr J W Coblentz home on Douglas avenue. The day featured games and amusements with supper in the evening served by Mrs Sophia Bailey. Guests assisting included Mrs Nettie Harris of Muncie Miss E Coblentz of Columbiana Ohio Miss Georgia Erskine and Mrs Erskine of Atlanta Georgia all guests in the city.
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Orphans’ Home of the Reformed Church
J. W. Coblentz
Douglas Avenue
Sophia Bailey
Nettie Harris
Muncie
E. Coblentz
Columbiana
Ohio
Georgia Erskine
Erskine
Atlanta
Joint Institute Held by Three Townships Teachers
Jefferson Madison and Marton township teachers conducted a joint institute in the courthouse assembly room Thursday with Superintendent Felger presiding. Lewis O. Youse of Madison township was chosen permanent chairman and Miss Tona Ketrow of Marion township permanent secretary. The teachers will meet monthly hereafter.
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Jefferson, Madison and Marton Township
Felger
Lewis O. ‘Youse
Madison Township
Tona
Ketrow
Marion Townstip
Peri
Diaz Appeals to United States Over Mexican Regeneracion
Washington reports that American Ambassador David E. Thompson has urged the United States to suppress the Mexican revolutionary junta in St Louis publishing Regeneracion. He says U S discussions of unrest in Mexico are unfounded and cautions against exaggeration. The State Department sent Thompson’s dispatches to the Justice Department for possible action, but details remain undisclosed.
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Washington
Mexico
Diaz
David E. Thompson
State Department
Mexican Revolutionary Junta
St. Louis
Regeneracion
Thompson
United States
Department of Justice
Regeneration
Secretary Shaw Warns Depository Banks Against Speculation
Secretary Shaw issues a circular to all national bank depositaries urging that public money be used locally and not loaned through brokers in New York for speculative purposes. He says banks should loan at regular rates or not at all and return excess funds to the treasury if not locally useful.
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Washington
Shaw
New York
Secretary Shaw's unexpected note shocks New York banks
In New York on September 7 bankers react to Secretary Shaw's letter urging careful use of public money for speculative aims. They note possible diversion of government deposits from interior points to New York, and welcome Treasury oversight of depository banks' lending on government funds.
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New York
Shaw
Treasury Department
Case against Leikauf Packing Company dismissed
The prosecution over alleged animal slaughter in city limits was dropped Friday. Aiken and Underwood argued the company operated before the ordinance under which charges began, and the court agreed, dismissing the affidavit.
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T.e Leikauf Packing Company
Lnits
Aiken and Underwood
Relatives Discover Valise With Cash After Death in Rochester
Relatives of the late Joseph Bruce found a small valise in his Rochester home garden area. The valise contained about 900 in currency. Bruce, aged around eighty, died from sunstroke and was found unconscious in his room while relatives cleaned a nearby closet.
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Joseph. Bruce
Rochester
Bruce
Wife Resigns as The Family Slave in Chicago Tale
Chicago Sept 7 The Society of Overworked and Downtrodden Mothers finds a champion in Mrs Anna Gierschke 1107 Wabansia Ave She resigns as family cook and housekeeper after declaring her husband and two grown sons Edward Cal and GAP never worked She posts public notice refusing debts contract by them and plans to live on her own earnings and property with two houses and savings
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Chicago
Anna Gierschke
Wabansia Avenue
Edward H. Gierschke
Earl
Cal
Mrs. Gierschke
Gap
Ossian News Notes Highlight Local Issues And Events
Ossian sees chicken thieves active and street billboards removed while Goshen issues curbs. Alkhart reports 2650 students. Auburn names Charles Bolton city marshal. Poneto hosts a large street fair, and Adams county pioneer Henry Scherry dies. Despondent farmer John Culler hangs himself in Goshen barn Thursday. Interurban line to Kendallville aims for fair timing. Goshen Odd Fellow Albert Yates dies. Twenty first Indiana volunteers reunite at Rome City. James Brown pleads guilty in Bluffton theft case. Steuben County seeks woodchuck bounty. John Anderson returns to Hartford City worth 100000. Leigh Hunt donates piano to Pierceton church. Mishawaka Syrian funeral draws wedding attire photo. Gilbert recommends Dr Beecher for Lagrange postmaster. Edna Hall bears a daughter after filing for divorce.
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Ossian
Alkhart
Charles Bolton
Auburn
Goshen
Poneto
Little Wells
Henry Scherry
Adams County
Preble Township
John Culler
Toledo
Chicago
Kendallville
Albert Yates
Twenty-first Indiana Volunteers
Rome City
Indiana
Fort Wayne
James Brown
Bluffton
Steuben County
John Anderson
Hartford City
Mr. Anderson
Council Bluffs
Leigh Hunt
Whitley County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pierceton
Mishawaka
Philippines
Gilbert
A. C. Beecher
Lagrange
E. C. P. Shaw
Edna Hall
Huntington
Charles Hall
Hall
Bible Lesson Summarizes Jesus Confounding Leaders and Grave Truths
The piece reviews Jesus facing questions from Pharisees and Sadducees about authority and the resurrection during the final week before the crucifixion. It notes his "Render to Caesar" reply, exposes hypocrisy, and explains the resurrection as taught by scripture, urging readers to live in Christ’s image. Alexander Johnson and family are noted as relocating from Lake George to Indianapolis.
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American Press Association
John
Caesar
Ezek
Jesus
Cesar
God
John v
John xiv
Cor
Christ
Moses
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Ienac
Plan to settle State Agency receivership case outlined
Judge Vinson Carter allowed about 15500 in court costs in the State Agency company receivership case. The plan involves O J Van Laningham buying assets for 25000 cash and notes totaling about 150000, to be endorsed by directors of State Life Insurance and Great Western Agency, with distributions to stockholders over four note maturities. Receiver Hitt acts between Van Laningham and stockholders, and the deal proceeds only if the court approves the modifications and interpretation of reasonable costs.
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Indianapolis
Vinson Carter
Superior Court
State Agency
Ferdinand Winter
Charles A. Dryer
Geo. C. Hitt
Elam
Fesler
Joseph H. Harris
Hilt
O. J van Laningham
State Agency Company
Ti van Laningham
Indiana
Hitt
State Life Insurance Company
Great Western Agency Company
van Laningham
Rumored Reorganization of Fort Wayne and South Bend Air Line
Fort Wayne and South Bend Air Line Trac tion is rumored to reorganize this week with a new absorbing company. Charlie S Rash and about twenty five Fort Wayne business leaders reportedly support the plan. Officials at the South Bend offices declined to confirm any details.
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Columbia City
Fort Wayne
Negro in barber shop raid gets ten days jail
Ross Dawson, described as a Negro, received ten days in jail plus $10 and costs after attempting to rob Sterling's barber shop on East Wayne Street. Dawson armed with a blackjack struck the owner, causing a head bruise, and later fought when brushes were taken. William C. Norton, previously at Robison Park, was fined $5 and costs for being drunk and disagreeable yesterday.
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Ross Dawson
Sterling
East Wayne Street
William C. Norton
Robison Park
Indiana state school exhibit at state fair in Indianapolis
For the first time the Indiana state school for feeble minded youth displays student work at the Indianapolis state fair. Superintendent Carroll praises the display as exceptional, featuring top grades from both academic and industrial departments. Exhibit overseen by Prof. C D Mead Miss Wintermode and Mrs Bice.
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Indiana State School
Indianapolis
Carroll
C. D. Mead
Wintermode
Bice Ee Eubie
Ren
Terrorist campaign continues against top Russian officials
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports social revolutionists resolve to press terrorism after Stolypin's reform program. Reactionary papers demand Stolypin’s resignation while supporting drumhead trials. Moscow press remains unsympathetic to the reform note and universities move toward resuming studies. An attempted assassination of Vice Minister Kryshanovsky was thwarted when a uniform mixup exposed the attacker.
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London
St. Petersburg
Lves
Stolypin
M. Stolypin
Svet
League of the Russian People
Moscow
Peaceful Regeneration Party
Associated Press
M. Guchkoff
Count Heyden
St. Chepkin
Grodeskul
Odessa
Kharkov
M. Kryshanovsky
Chancellery of the Interior
New Factory to Open in Fort Wayne on East Columbia Street
A new factory will begin operations in Fort Wayne in the Coombs building on East Columbia street, producing a fine grade of underwear. The Cra mer Knitting Mills is capitalized at $150,000 with officers likely to include George B. Cramer as president and William C. Cramer as manager, both of New York City. Fort Wayne financier W. M. Griffin is treasurer and Dr. E. W. Doder is secretary. The Cramers are brothers-in-law of Dr. Doder and bring years of experience, with several prominent local stockholders and wholesale dealers across the country subscribing.
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New Haven
Ind
Ligonier
Thirtieth Indiana Regiment
Noble County
Monroeville
George W. Wilbur
Mershon
Marion
America
E. W. Erick
W. H. Mershon
Shiloh
P. W. Die
S. M. Hench
Fort Wayne
George Musson
Thirtieth Regiment
Eleventh Indiana Battery
W. S. Rogers
John Otto
Auburn
Association
Henry M. Williams
William M. Glenn
Henry C. Zollinger
Arnold Sutermeister
Kansas City
James B. Harper
Harper
Rowan
J. H. Ehlers
Lorin Bethel
Wolf Lake
Col. C. BE. Briant
Huntington
Col
R. 8. Robertson
Sutermeister
Indiana Battery
Union of the States
Eleventh Indiana Artillery
Captain Sutermeister
Ww. M. Glenn
Kelker
H. C. Zollinger
Coombs
Columbia Street
Cramer Knitting Mills
George B. Cramer
New York City
William C. Cramer
W. M. Griffin
E. W. Doder
Messrs. Cramer
Dodez
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