Democracy and conservation at Indiana convention
Gazette reports Tom Marshall’s remark on clean money and cites Indiana State Railroad Commission figures showing more trolley and steam car casualties in late 1907 with fewer fatalities than the previous quarter. It notes private traffic priority and pedestrian safety, urging caution from rapid transit. It also recounts Gov Folk’s comments at a White House conservation conference on lumber tariffs and forest preservation, noting political friction over nonpartisan aims.
Unseemly Struggle Tests Faith at Goose Creek Graveyard
Fifty members of the Church of the First Born or Crabites gathered at a Goose Creek graveyard in Martinsville Indiana on May 16 to prevent burial of Mrs. George Hatley claiming they could raise the dead by faith and laying on hands. Relatives and the undertaker were attacked as deputies Sheriff Bath and Renben Runcell intervened to permit burial. The sect leaders named include Thomas and Prite Mary and John McDaniel.
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Martinsville
Ind
Church of the First Porn
Goose Creek
George Hatley
Frank Owen
Ernest Miller
Clint Abbey
Willis Rusa
Cowman
Mush
Author Times
Sheriff Bath
Renben Runcell
Thomas
Prite Mary
John McDuaniel
Indianapolis Hosts Next General Conference Meeting
The Indianapolis invitation was accepted for the next annual meeting of the general conference of Congregational churches and ministers of Indiana. The fiftieth session closed after a three day Elkhart gathering with an address by Dr. W. A. Bartlett of Chicago. Officers for the coming year include Moderator Rev. John Humphreys of Angola, secretary treasurer H. J. Whitehead of Indianapolis, and scribe Rev. J. E. Suller of Gary.
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Indianapolis
General Conference of the Congregational Churches and Ministers of
Indiana
Plymouth Congregational Church
Elkhart
W. A. Bartlett
Chicago
Jno. Humphreys
Angola
H. J. Whitehead
J. E. Suller
Gary
Bees Besiege Grocery Store In Columbus Bee Attack
Columbus Indiana May 16 a grocery store Cox McMillan captured by a swarm of bees drawing shoppers and clerks into a bee sentinel effort. Bees sought sugar in barrels and roosted on the sugar. workers bees stung several as they tried to dislodge them. Local officials struggled to clear the store while customers were forced to back away.
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Columbus
Ind
Cox & McMilan
Dausman Welcomes New Daughter For Saturday Arrival
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Bert Dausman on Saturday afternoon. Cleve Miles returned from Chicago on Friday and plans to stay indefinitely. Jim Myers captured a neighbor's dog that had harassed his sheep and shot it, a judgment our community agrees with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Dausman
Cleve Miles
Chicago
Jim Myers
Illness and Births Mentioned in Local Notices
Mrs J F Juday is quite ill and a daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Argus Waugeman. H B Immel of South Bend visited his mother Mrs L Immel over Sunday. Lena Whitehead visited Esther Spangler of Elkhart over Sunday. Milton Stiver will move his family to his mother's southeast of town. Minnie Stricker remains in serious condition at her home northeast of town. Wesley Rohrer and niece returned from a visit to Hammond Sunday. John Stiver and daughter Coble of Chicago attended Michael Stiver's funeral. John Burtsfield of Carl County Ohio visits his brothers David and Solomon Burtsfield of New Parts. S W Waiters and daughters Alea and Cecil called to Rochester Ind for a relative's death. Mrs 8S Gonderman was thrown from her buggy near church. no injuries. Gilhams to Have Hearing. Representative Gilhams of Ft Wayne district to speak today before railways and canals committee on Michigan and Erie ship canal. Sol Meyer from Chicago, tobacconist. For real estate see G P Rowell. tf
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J. F. Juday
Argus Waugeman
H. B. Immel
South Bend
L. Immel
Lena Whitehead
Esther Spangler
Elkhart
Milton Stiver
Minnie Stricker
Wesley Rohrer
Hammond
John Stiver
Coble
Chicago
Michael Stiver
John Burtsfield
Carl County
David
Solomon Burtsfield
New Parts
S. W. Waiters
Alea
Cecil
Rochester
Ind
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Walt Mail
Woman's Own Medical
Arnasmenk
Summers
Boxh- Notre Dame
U. 8
Mhcubtectnes
Brobees
4 (Inc
Brain Brokers
Ee Eletnet Bilag
Inde
O. O. Miller
East Washington St
Goshen, Ind
S. Main St
Hollingsworth, M. D
E. Lincoln
Lomeoe
Frhone
The
Music House of
Rogers & Wilson
Jefferson Theatre
Henry B. Harris
Charles Klein
Mr. Oliver Doud
Byron
John Burkett Ryder
the Lion
Flora Juliet Bowley
Shirley Rossmore
the Mouse
Amerie
John Hazen White
D.D
M Lichigan City
Elcome
Ser
Goshen Democrat
Joseph A. Beane
Goshen
Tom Marshall
Eleventh District
Indiana State Railroad Commission
Columbia City Post
Folk
Missouri
White House
United States
Gov. Folk
Steme
Tillie Root
Webster
New York
H. N. Jenner
N. Jenner
Pedsian Sa Gee
Beerive
Terre Fisute
Lad
von Horn
Sas
Distriet Proletie
Mondey Morne Aese
Distriet
Cote
Obie
Westen Peon + vilain
Supreme Court
Funere
Marion
Erney Brewer
Patson
Aoogentit
Waderwoods
Willuimaport
Danville
Jap, AL. Clark
Shakespeare
Paris
Gilhams
Ft. Wayne
House Committee On Railways and Canals
Gilliams
Sol Meyer
G. P. Rowell
E. E. Whitehead
Smith-Clark Co
Clairvoyant and Palmist
Eighth Street
Lincoln Avenue
Geo. W. Rule
Harper Laundry Co
Beck
the Owl Drug Store
Ceiinger's
Main St
New Jefferson
Louis Simon & Co
Lememder
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