Frost in Indiana Should Not Doom Corn Yield
Indiana statistician B F Johnson says last night frost likely leaves corn yields near average unless repeated frosts strike. Estimated 43 488 247 bushels lost from a killing frost, with other experts forecasting up to 50 percent in some areas. Potatoes and tomatoes face heavy damage as vines and late plantings suffer, while central sandy soils may escape severe injury.
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Indianapolis
B. F. Johnson
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Indiana
Johnson
Tie Up to End Strike Signals Steel Fleet Layup
A Cleveland dispatch reports United States Steel fleet to be sent to winter quarters as boats reach layup points. The Masters and Pilots' strike ends employment for about 2,500 sailors, with broader impact on mines and mills. Clemson arrived at South Chicago, and John B. Trevor was tied up in Chicago.
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Chicago
Cleveland
United States Steel Corporation
Masters and Pilots’ Association
Great Lakes
Clemson
John B. Trevor
Fort Wayne and North Eastern Traction Eyes Fort Wayne Bryan Line
The Fort Wayne and North eastern traction company seeks one city franchise outside Fort Wayne to connect Fort Wayne and Bryan by an electric line. Upon grant the firm will advertise for bids to construct the road. Attorney WB O Rourke provided the statement to The Sentinel.
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Fort Wayne
New National Bank Planned in Lagrange After Ellison Failure
In Lagrange Indiana prominent businessmen push quietly for the Second National Bank of Lagrange to rival the Ellison private bank. The move follows the Ellison bank closure amid uncertain assets and possible bankruptcy filing, with deposits potentially exceeding earlier estimates and total depositor credits possibly surpassing 200000.
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Lagrange
Ind
Ellison Bank
Second National Bank
National Bank of
Lagramra
Topeka
Ellison
Fort Wayne
Cherryville
Kan
Bishop Rierding Starts Confirmations Across Fort Wayne Diocese
The bishop begins his itinerary for confirmations across churches in the Fort Wayne diocese. Schedule lists Sept 20 Hammond three churches, Sept 21 Loutaville, Sept 27 Huntington St. Marys and Ss Peter and Pauls, Sept 28 Lagro St Patrick, Sept 29 Wabash, Sept 30 Gas City, Oct 1 Hartford City Montpelier, Oct 2 Dunkirk, Oct 3 Portland and missions, Oct 4 Muncie with Rev P Johannes silver jubilee, Oct 11 Michigan City, Oct 12 Walkerton, Oct 18 South Bend St Patrick and St Marys, Oct 19 St Joseph, Oct 20 St Casimir, Oct 21 St Stanslaus, Oct 22 St Stanislaus, Oct 23 Sacred Heart, Oct 25 St Hedwig Avilla Besancon later in week.
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Rierding
Fort Wayne
Hammond
Loutaville
Huntington
St. Mary’s
SS. Peter and Pau’s
Lagro
St. Patrick’s Church
Wabash
Gas City
Hartford City
Montpelier
Dunkirk
Portland
Missions
Muncie
P. Johannes
Michigan City
South Bend
St. Patrick’s
St. Joseph’s
St. Casimir’s
S J. Stephen’s
St. Stanislaus
Sacred Heart
St. Hedwig’s
Avilla
Besancon
Schele Zurbugh Miss Zoa and John A
Court records show a brief notice listing Schele Zurbugh Miss Zoa and John A in a case entry with unclear details. The fragment hints at a personal or civil matter but provides no actions, dates, or jurisdictions.
Porter Weaver Nuptials at Trinity Church in Danville
Miss Lucile Anne Porter wed Dr. Ben Perley Weaver at Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev. A. W. Seabrease officiating. The ceremony featured ribbon bearers, organ accompaniment, and Mendelssohn tunes, followed by a reception at the Porter home and a later return to 215 West Wayne Street.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Lucile Anne Porter
Miles F. Porter
Ben. Perley Weaver
Benjamin Weaver
Danville
A. W. Seabrease
Trinity Church
Isles
Elizabeth Porter
Dorothy
Margrethe Wilding
Eugene Bulson
Frank E. Stouder
Mendelssohn
Leroy Sibley
Peru
Carl Evans
Oliver Mann
Kit
Charles Newton
Toledo
Charles Porter
Porter
Ralph Lane
Charles Beall
Joseph Bursley
Clara Porter
Helen Amy
Philadelphia
May Yeatts
St. Davids
Nette Kelley
Racine
Wis
Edith Weaver
Gertrude Wilding
Maude Sperry
Phoebe Ellison
Alice Foster
Mesdames S. M. Foster
C. A. Wilding
A. E. Buison
G. M. Leslie
Budd van Sweringen
Ella Wilding
C. H. Newton
Miss Sperry
Miss Flick
Punch
Miss Walton
Miss Foster
Hilda Lane
Myrtle Wilding
Louise Bond
Hazel Pearse
Elinor Bond
Anna Newton
Chester T. Lane
Charles Sperry
Tisees Adah Higgins
Sinclair Hattersley
Almana Beebe
Agnes Fairbank
Lara Fee
Addie Diether
Grace Smith
Hogan Ahern Ceremony at St Patrick's Church
Miss Anne Ahern and Michael Hogan married at St Patrick's Catholic church with Rev J F Delaney officiating. Attendants were Miss Bridget Wilkinson of Jonesville Michigan and Edward Lynch served as groomsman. The couple's reception followed at Mrs Catherine Hogan's home.
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Anne Ahern
Michael Hogan
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
J. F. Delaney
Bridget Wilkinson
Jonesville
Mich
Edward Lynch
Catherine Hogan
Juergensen Woebbeking Married in New License
Marriage licenses issued for Ernst H. Juergensen and Sophia W. H. Woebbeking.
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Ernst H. Juergensen and
Sophia W. H. Woebbeking
After thirty years Ruth Bryan finds living mother
Ruth Bryan of 2211 Lafayette street learns her Illinois mother is alive after more than thirty years apart. An uncle provides the address Cooksville Tl and a photograph arrives with a letter. Bryan plans a visit and a long awaited reunion follows discovery of a family romance.
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Ruth Bryan
Lafayette Street
Ace
Ilinois
Hanna Station
Ohio
Delphos
Bryan
Fort Wayne
Illinois
Rachel Parr
Cooksville
Replies to Herr Bebel at Dresden Socialist Congress
Dresden session reports Herr Vollmer defending party unity against a crisis of individuals while accusing Herr Bebel of acting as a supreme judge. Bebel warned by Vollmer as parliament’s Cromwell, with fifty five delegates ready to speak, likely stretching proceedings into next week.
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Dresden
Saxony
Socialist Congress
Vollmer
Herr Bebel
Bebel
Cromwell
Resignations from London Cabinet Shakeup
In London on Sept 18, Joseph Chamberlain along with C. T. Ritchie and Lord George Hamilton resigned from the cabinet. King Edward accepted the resignations. Chamberlain’s letter cites opposition to colonial preference and notes he will work from outside the government to press imperial union and fiscal reform. Balfour replies welcome Chamberlain’s stance and Austen Chamberlain weighs remaining in government.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
C. T. Ritchie
Lord George Hamilton
India
King Edward
Mr. Chamberlain
Downing Street
Joseph Camberlain
Co. T. Ritchie
A. J. Balfour
Birmingham
Balfour
Chamberlain
Mr. Balfour
Austen Chamberlain
Mrs Fannie Dunfee Dies At 73 In Indiana
Mrs Fannie Dunfee aged 73 died Monday evening at her daughter Mrs W S Waters home near Corunna Indiana. Widow of Elijah Dunfee she lived near Huntertown Allen county before moving to Ashley DeKalb county four years ago. Surviving children include A F Duntee Wabash Mrs W S Waters Corunna Mrs John Campbell Art and Mrs Preston Sieele Okla.
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Fannie Dunfee
Huntertown
W. 8. Waters
Corunna
A. F. Duntee
Wabash
W. &Waters
John Campbell
Art
Preston
Sieele
Okia
Duntee
Special Grand Jury Charged to Probe Berne Murder Case
Decatur Ind Sept 18 Judge BE Erwin instructed a special grand jury to thoroughly investigate the murder of John Busenbech and the attempted killing of Editor Fred Hohrer and family at Berne. He also urged inquiry into alcohol sales on fair grounds gambling at the race track and slot machines in city and county. After instructions public belief in a clean up grew as silo machines vanished.
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Decatur
Ind
BE. K. Erwin
John Busenbech
Fred Hohrer
Berne
Erwin
Masons at Boston Honor MA Geare
At the Scottish Rite Masons annual convention in Boston officers were elected: Grand commander Henry L. Palmer Milwaukee. Grand lieutenant Samuel Crocker Lawrence Medford. Grand minister of state John Colson Smith Chicago. Grand treasurer Newton D. Arnold Providence. Grand secretary James H. Codding New York. Grand keeper of archives Charles C. Hutchinson Lowell.
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Boston
Mass
Henry L. Palmer
Milwaukee
Wis
Samuel Crocker Lawrence
Medford
John Co1son Smith
Chicago
Newton D. Arnold
Providence
R. I
James H. Codding
New York
Charles C
Bank to Pay Big Interest in Connellsville Plan
Pittsburg bankers reacted to the Second National Bank of Connellsville Pa announcing on Tuesday a five percent savings rate. The move aims to lure hoarded wealth into banks amid unusual demand for cash, the first such rate hike since the Civil War era, though local bankers expect no money-market disruption.
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Pittsburg
Second Nation Bank
Connellsville
Connellsville Bank
United States
Chinese Residents Plan Suit Against U S Over Nevada Riot
Chinese residents of Tonopah Nevada plan a legal action against the United States government for injuries and property damage caused by local residents last Wednesday. The Chinese minister has urged affidavits from those injured or who suffered losses, to be used in the claim filed in Washington.
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United States
Tonopah
Nev
San Francisco
Pione
Washington
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