Minister barred from ministerial association over hell belief
Rev. G. I. Kevith of Muncie’s First Universalist Church is denied admission to the local ministerial association for not believing in hell. The dispute stems from a new constitution suspicions that evangelical limits bar him. The split may disrupt the group as supporters and opponents clash over definitions of evangelical.
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Hell
Muncie
Ind
Sps
G. I. Kevith
First Universalist Church
Keirn
Pute
Universalist
Christ
Universalists
Universalist Church
Earthquake Destroys City in Central Asia
Carthquake St Petersburg reports Andian, a city of 86 000 in Central Asia, nearly razed by a quake with life losses not yet known. New York dispatch notes Thomas P Och iltree, famed wit, died leaving 25000 cash and debts none, with distributions to kin and friends and executors John S Wise and Edward Owen named.
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ST. Petersburg
Andian
Central Asia
New York
Thomas P. Ochiltree
Johns. Wise
Edward Owen
Two Suspects Captured After Westville Bank Killing
Pat sy Flaherty and Charles Dennis, accused of killing Wesley Reynolds in Westville Indiana, were captured in Chicago after resisting arrest with revolvers. They are also wanted for jail breaking in Jonesboro and are in custody here awaiting further action.
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Chicago
Patsy” Flaherty
Charles Dennis
Wesley Reynolds
Westville
Ind
Jonesboro
Brilliant Young Colored Student Triumphs at Harvard
Nashville reports that James G. Trimble Jr. a 22 year old Nashville native, won high honors in Harvard medical first year class tying with M L Baker of England for second place and sharing a $200 scholarship. He studied 12 years at Nashville's Pearl High School and four years at Ford University graduating last June.
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Nashville
Tenn
James G. Trimble, Jr
Medical
Harvard University
M. L. Baker
England
Harvard
Trimble
Pearl High School
Ford University
Movement to unite grain drill makers worldwide
Springfield Ohio reports a plan to organize all grain drill manufacturers. The parties have secured options on the Superior drill company and the P. P. Mast company of Springfield. Backers are not identified.
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Springfield
Superior Drill Company
P. P. Mast Company
Youth Looting Ring Sweeps Store Window Loot
Ellwood Ind December 17 George Mandelli Harry Corbett Dutch Thornburr Bernard Gootee Kenneth Antrim aged 10 to 15 were arrested charged with larceny. The boys allegedly pulled $20 worth of handkerchiefs gloves and socks through ventilator holes in a store window using wire hooks.
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Ellwood
Ind
George Mandelli
Harry Corbett
Dutch” Thornburr
Bernard Gootee
Kenneth Antrim
Guard Hanberger slain at Fort Sheridan by escaping prisoners
The body of Roger Hanberger of the Twentieth United States Infantry was found in a ravine at Fort Sheridan. He was beaten to death with the butt of his own musket by two military prisoners Christian Walker and John Hollenberg who then escaped after taunting guards.
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Roger Hanberger
Ft. Sheridan
Chicago
Twentieth
United States Infantry
Uesday
Fort Sheridan
Hanberger
Christian Walker
John Hollenberg
Twentieth Infantry
Coal Jam in Chicago Deepens as Cold Sets In
Chicago reporters note coal deliveries grow more urgent as bitter cold bites. Railroads face heavy freight, delaying shipments by three to four days and constraining fuel supplies amid shortages.
Fugitive Frank Beatty Confesses as Covington Murder Suspect
In Columbus Ohio on December 17 Frank Cotter, arrested for drunkenness, confessed to being Frank Beatty and a two year fugitive from Covington Indiana. Beatty is wanted for murder of a hunter during a quarrel. Covington authorities confirm the confession.
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Columbus, O
Frank Cotter
Frank Beatty
Covington
Ind
Tie
Beatty
Police Officer Shot in Hall Disturbance
Jesse Baker, a well known colored police character, was seriously wounded by a gun shot to the groin in a dance hall near Buckner saloon Indiana avenue Tuesday night. Herman Wright, colored, shot Baker after a confrontation during which Baker waived a knife toward Wright. Wright states Baker was noisy. Baker fought with a knife and was shot as he advanced. Wright had no prior trouble. Baker has a long police record including a previous shooting a year ago.
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Jesse Baker
Herman Wright
Buckner Saloon
Indiana-ave
Wright
Baker
Accidents in Lebanon Injure Four Citizens
In Lebanon Indiana on December 17 O M Harsh barger fell 30 feet from a railroad trestle and was pulled from an icy stream with internal injuries. Mrs Ora Ludlow suffered severe facial neck and arm burns from concentrated lye after dropping a can into a wash boiler. Mrs R M Martin an elderly woman south of town broke her right thigh near the hip.
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Lebanon
Ind
Policeman Shot in Leg by Fallen Revolver
Patrolman William B. Smith of district 17 was accidentally shot in the leg at 3 a m when his revolver fell from his pocket. The bullet lodged in the calf and was removed at Deaconess hospital. Smith's condition is not serious. hospital telephone issues delayed aid and a late night service debate at City hospital is noted.
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William B. Smith
District 17
Smith
Indiana-ave
Capitol
Senate-aves
City Hospital
Board of Health
City
Kruger
Garstang
Deaconess Hospital
Jobes
Health Board
Milwaukee Soldiers' Home Quarantined Over Smallpox Outbreak
Milwaukee health department quarantines 2500 inmates at the soldiers' home after one soldier contracts smallpox. The action aims to prevent spread while authorities investigate the outbreak and enforce isolation measures at the facility in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Soldiers’ Home
Milwaukee Health Department
Miss Cobb settles suit over taste and smell loss
In Fair Haven Connecticut Miss Clara Cobb alleged loss of taste and smell from a trolley accident and sued for 25000 but withdrew after the railroad paid a large settlement. In Chicago a man named Enoch Colby collapsed and died after saying Dig her grave here at the Burlington cemetery.
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Fair Haven, Conn
Clara
Cobb
Fair Haven
Chicago
Enoch Colby
Bar- Tington
Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Natural Digestive Cure
The ad promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims the tablets digest food to rest the stomach, improve nerves, energy, and appetite, and restore natural digestive function. It criticizes tonics and pills.
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Stuart
Steel Trust Buys Union and Sharon Plants in Pittsburgh Area
The United States Steel Corporation finance committee purchases the Union plant near Pittsburgh on the Monongahela and the Sharon plant in Sharon Pa. They will add five blast furnaces and 25 open hearths plus mills for tube, bar, sheet and plate. Stockholders commit $10 million cash for completion with a $45 million bond issue planned for payment.
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Chicago
United States ‘Steel Corporation
Union
Sharon Steel
Union Company
Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Sharon
Philhar monic declines Carnegie gift to permanent fund
The Philhar monic orchestra under Walter Dam rosch has refused Andrew Carnegie's 500000 gift to establish a permanent fund. Dam rosch cites strings attached as the reason. Additional New York contributions secure 25000 a year for the orchestra with Dam rosch guiding training and potential touring.
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New York
Philharmonic Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Andrew Carnegie
Damrosch
Carnegie
Poisoned candy linked to arsenic in Laporte case
In Laporte Indiana Miss Matilda Baxer a New Buffalo maid ingested chocolates given at her door and nearly died before doctors diagnosed arsenic poisoning from chocolate cream. She remains gravely ill then improved. police believe a clue exists. A Big Four train narrowly avoided a collision with a streetcar on W Washington street causing a scramble among passengers. Dr Woods Norway Pine Syrup advertised as a remedy for throat and lung complaints.
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Laporte
Ind
Molineux
New Yor
Matilda Baxer
New Buffalo
Mich
E. G. Ford
Michigan City
Hite
W. Washington St
Bargains In Upright Pianos At Baldwin's Indiana Jackson
Bargains in upright pianos slightly used at Baldwin s Indiana Jackson. New phone 9291 old phone 1150 Main. We charge 10c for a shave. As good as any shave you can get anywhere at any price. Phoenix Barber Shop 158 EB Market st.
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Baldwin's
Indiana Jackson
Phoenix
Market St
Fast Time to Detroit via Lake Eria and Western Roads
Train schedule note from Indianapolis departure at 12 20 p m to Detroit arrival at 8 10 p m. Mentions planes slightly used at Saldvin s and placement in The Sun Real Estate for sale misc on pages six and seven.
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Detroit
Lake Eria & Western
Wabash Roads
Indianapolis
THE
SUN
Northwestern Hiomeseeker and Holiday Rail Rates Ad
An old Chicago advertisement promotes affordable rail fares west and northwest from Chicago via multiple lines with 2 cent stamps for a copy of Northwestern Home seeker. It lists holiday tickets at fare and one third for Dec 24 to Jan 2 plus student rates. Promotions mention W B Kniskern and N M Breeze with contact addresses in Chicago Cincinnati and Philadelphia. Also an unrelated note markets Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething at cents a bottle.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
W. B. Kniskern
Fifth Avenue
Northwestern Hiomeseeker
N. M. Breeze
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cor. Minois
Washington Sts
Union Station
Five year old Marion Green undergoes risky operation
In Philadelphia on December 17 five year old Marion Green, diagnosed with congenital dislocation of both hips, endured a double operation by Prof. Lorenz. She suffered convulsions and remains in danger after etherization twice and a 35 minute procedure amid a strained clinic.
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Philadelphia
Marion Green
Lorenz
Marion
Fireman Samuel Ludwig Fatally Injured by Truck
Logansport Indiana December 17 Samuel Ludwig city fireman was fatally injured when he was run over by a book and by a truck in a street accident.
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Logansport
Ind
Samuel Ludwig
Full-service trustee firm for estates and property
As Agent or Trustee this company offers complete charge of real or personal property and handles all details. With extensive experience and management of large estates, charges are very reasonable. Correspondence or interviews invited.
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