Editors of Democratic newspapers visit Parker in Rosemount
About 200 editors from Democratic papers visited Judge Parker in Rosemount to hear his first major address in years. The group traveled by special train from New Works to Hyde Park then by steamer St Johns to Esopus. Charles Knapp of the St Louis Republic spoke for the press. Parker thanked the editors and reaffirmed a commitment to reform and constitutional principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esopus
Rosemount
Judge Parker
New York
Rosemont
Seventh New York Regiment
Esopusa
Spehech
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
W. C
Charles W. Huapp
St. Lone
John L. Martin
National Committee
Daniels
United States
Parker
Davia
Charles W. Knapp
St. Louis
Independent and Democratic Press of America
Charlesw. Knapp
St Louis Republi
Knapp
Fonckh
Tudge| Parker
Died From Injury Suffered During Play
Frederic W. Lewis five year old son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Lewis of 920 Sivilla avenue died at midnight from internal hemorrhage after a fall at play on Saturday He showed no serious signs at the time of the fall but became ill on Sunday while at First Baptist church Funeral services will be held at the residence Friday at 2 30 o'clock with Rev J N Field officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic W. Lewis
Edwin Lewis
Sivilla Avenue
First Baptist Church
C. B. Fitch Shoe Store
J. N. Field
Bucklen’s Arnica heals leg ulcer after four years
A runaway incident nearly claimed J. B. Orner of Franklin Grove Illinois as a leg ulcer persisted for four years despite doctors and remedies. Bucklen’s Arnica Snive quickly cured the wound and is advertised for burns bruises skin eruptions and piles at Dreier & Bro’s drug store. Elis at South Bend plan to build a new lodge home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Orner
Franklin Grove
Bucklen
Arnica
Dreier & Bro
Mother Dies at Daughters Bier Funeral Tragedy
At 2350 Gay Street during the funeral of Mrs. Heine, 80 year old Mrs. Amelia Blombach collapsed soon after seeing the bier and died. Coroner Stults and Dr. Bell rushed to assist. heart failure is suspected. The burial proceeded with added sorrow for the Blombach family.
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Amelia Blombach
Sailth Street
Stults
Gottfish Heine
Gay Street
Heine
Blombach
Bell
Zion's Chiren
Knights Templar Elect Officers at San Francisco Meeting
Knights Templar elected officers including Grand Master George M. Blouiton from Illinois and Deputy Grand Master Henry W. Rugg of Rhode Island at the San Francisco session. The order, after two business days for grand encampment, enjoyed a banquet honoring the Louisville drill corps and eyed Chicago and St. Louis as leading candidates for the next triennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Knights Templar
Louisville
Chicago
St. Louis
George M. Bloulton
Illinois
Henry W. Rugg
Rhode Island
William B. Mellish
Ohio
Frank H. Thomas
Washington
Hauser Logan Marriage At Precious Blood Church
Misa Esther Logan and John Hauser wed at the parish house of Precious Blood Church at five on a Wednesday afternoon with Rev. Father Hummer officiating. Miss Hauser and Frank Hermett served as attendants.
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Misa Esther Logan
John Hauser
Wedding Reception for Bride at Parents Home
A reception followed the wedding as Mr. and Mrs. Hauser plan a trip to St. Louis. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Logan of 416 Poplar Street, upon return.
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Lhre. J. O. Logan
Poplar Street
Benevolent Order of Colonial Branch Formed in Eureka
A local branch of the Benevolent Order of Colonialists was organized Wednesday at Eureka Hall with fifty members. Officers include Past President Edward Zollinger, President William E. Hannen, Vice President Harry North, Master of Ceremonies Fred R. Fahlsing, Recording Secretary Frank K. Hiller, Finance Secretary BE T. Jackson, Sergeant-at-Arms Merle W. Ivins, Sentinel G. S. Southerland, Picket Ed Walker, Organist Charles Evarts, Medical Examiner Dr. F. J. Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent Order of Coloniale
Eureka Hall
Edward Zollinger
William E. Hannen
Harry North
Fred R. Fahlsing
Frank K. Hiller
BE. T. Jackson
Merle W. Ivins
G. S. Southerland
Ed Walker
Charles Evarts
F. J. Schultz
First car over Fort Wayne Lima Elida line runs test run
The first car over the Fort Wayne, Lima and Van Wert Traction line operated Wednesday from Lima to Elida and back. Superintendent Emmons of Fort Wayne railways piloted the trip, with V B Mayer of Lima and Superintendent Bendure aboard. The track proved in good condition and travel time between points was favorable. The line extends toward Delphos with service expected soon to that city.
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Fort Wayne
van Wert and
Lima Traction Company
Lima
Elida
Emmons
V. B. Mayer
Bendure
Delphos
Longaker Rue Marriage Enlists a City Bride and Michigan Groom
Miss Martha Ruf of this city and George Longaker of Three Rivers Michigan were married Tuesday by the bride’s father Rev B Ruf of the Reformed church orphan’s home. The couple are on their honeymoon at Rome City and will reside in Three Rivers.
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Longaker-Rue
Martha Ruf
George Longaker
Three Rivers
Mich
B. Ruf
Reformed Church
Longaker
Rome City
Mob Lynches Prisoner After Jail Fire In Huntsville
A mob estimated over 2000 men lynched Horacio Maples by tying him to a tree on the courthouse lawn after firing the jail and smoking out the prisoner while the sheriff deputies and soldiers were kept at bay. Solicitor Earl Pettus and John H. Wallace Jr. urged law and order amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldrop
Birmingham
Cunningham
Sheiff
Iscat
Iscat Military Company
Mob lynching ends with black man hanged near county court
A crowd of several thousand gathered as Maples confessed to crime and implicated others. Despite efforts by John H. Wallace Jr and Solicitor Harl Pettus to retain order, the mob refused and hanged the accused man using a rope over a limb, killing him within minutes. Efforts to capture alleged accomplices continued.
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Maples
John H. Wallace, Jr
Harl Pettus
Pettus
Rare exhibit showcases art on a White sewing machine
At Fr Parham’s main building booth Miss Gaffney’s work on a White sewing machine draws awe. Curtains, embroidery, and delicate pictures in numerous fabrics display superb stitching, with a gold Patia medal, and two first premiums for best display and finest hemstitching. Parham also features carriages, underscoring his Allen County business.
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Brussels
Miss Gaffney
Patia
Indies
Fall Association
Sir Parham
Parham
Allen County
Wedded in Chicago
Miss Emma L. Bierbaum daughter of Fred R. Bierbaum of this city married Francis S. Russell of Chicago Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 at the groom's father Judge Francis C. Russell’s home on Tulson Boulevard Chicago. Rev J W Blake officiated with Mrs Hugh McG Honda as attendant. Ushers Joseph F. Peacock Everett N Murphy. Bride wore champagne voile over silk and lace. traveling gown navy blue broadcloth. They plan an eastward trip and will reside after October 1 at 1288 Tackson Boulevard Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma L. Bierbaum
Fred R. Bierbaum
Francis S. Russell
Chicago
Francis C. Russell
Tuckson Boulevard
J. W. Blake
Bvanston
Ill
Hugh McG. Honda
New Discovery Cures Consumption Says Melborne Reader
Melbourne reader H Huggins credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after a consumption dire prognosis. The remedy claims to treat throat and lung diseases and is sold by Droiar Bro druggists at 60 cents and 1.00. A local fair highlights include a racing ostrich display.
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H. Huggins
Melbourne
Bla
Dr. King
Droiar & Bro
New Rural Mail Routes Planned in Allen County
The post office department orders thirteen additional rural routes in Allen County starting October 1 to deliver mail within a half mile of nearly every farm. Fort Wayne area adds six routes. Grabill adds three. Monroeville two. Woodburn two. one route from Churubusco in Whitley County. Existing Fort Wayne routes rearranged. carriers receive 720 dollars per year.
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Allen County
Post Office Department
Hicksville
Antwerp
Fort Wayne
Bsix
Grabill
Monroeville
Woodburn
Churubusco
Whitley County
Faga
Heck
Fort, Wayne
Accidental killing claimed in Lima tied to Fort Wayne case
Edna Hertzog held on theft charges killed a negro in Lima, Ohio, claiming it was accidental. She described an incident with William McCowen, a cook, where a knife wound proved fatal after he chased her during a game. The coroner exonerated her immediately, and authorities sought further details, fearing prejudice from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hertzog
Lima
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Sentinel
Gorslins
Coling
William McCowen
Foley’s Kidney Cure praised by Shel ton woman
Mrs. Raymond Conner of Shelton Washington says doctors failed to help her kidney trouble for years. After trying Foley's Kidney Cure the first dose brought relief and she claims to be cured. The product is sold by Dreler & Bro. A draft horse team on Thomas Doheney’s farm near Butler was struck by lightning and unconscious for half an hour but recovered, though both horses lost hearing and now guide themselves by touch.
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Vermont
Daniela
Knapp
Judge Parker
Raymond Conner
Shelton, Wash
Foley
Dreler & Bro
Thomias Doheney
Butler
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Republican Party
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Cleveland
Bayard
Manning
Fairchild
Endicott
Whitney
Vilas
Carlisle
Garland
Olney
Lamont
Smith
Francis
Herbert
Bissell
Wilson
Harmon
Offvers
Democratic Party
Ita
Far East
Wupiorp Prison Reg
Mancreree
PRCAG
Elis
South Bend
Amelia Blambach
George E. Moulton
Hauser-Logan
Alabama
F. C. Params
Kendallville Fair
Fort. Wayne
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