Foley Makes Talk At Emmet Club Independence Day
The Emmet club celebration at Fair Bank on Thursday drew a large crowd with much enthusiasm. Michael F E Foley of Montgomery county delivered the principal address on The Day We Celebrate. Joseph A. McGowan presided, and St Joseph's Training School provided the opening chorus The Flag of Glory. The event ended with singing and dancing and resolutions urging preservation of the ballad of Scott Key in original form.
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Emmet Club
Fair Bank
Michael FE. Foley
Montgomery County
Joseph A. McGowan
St. Joseph’s Training School
America
Star Spanglea Banner Association of America
Scott Key
Ostendorf
Louise Brehany
Whose Verses Are These It Was a Summer Evening
A summer evening near a cottage finds Old Kaspar finishing his work and enjoying coffee and a bun. He remarks to Wilhelmine that the coffee tastes like a famous chicory blend.
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Kaspar
Wonderland Park and White City Amusements Advertised
Amusements listed include Wonderland Park with Oscar Bab cock and various acts, White City free vaudeville and American Military Band, Fair Bank Ostendorf Orchestra, Capital City Garden diving dog Nellie impersonator Lillian Smith and John Edwards, plus Wonderland attendance over 20 000. Ticket takers counted cash and tickets. photographer Simpson captured a bridal procession moment and presented a developed photo to the groom.
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White City
Wonderland
Weed
John Sullivan
Dan Sullivan
Simpson
Winona Lake to host large boy city under Judge Brown
Winona Lake Ind July 5 Judge Willis Brown plans a big boy city camp beginning July 26 for about 1000 youths from Sunday schools and other groups. The event will use Winona woods for three weeks with a self governing camp including a city, bank, mail system and court. Candidates for mayor postmaster and other offices are already active with campaigns and collegial civic activities.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Willis Brown
Winona
Juvenile Court of
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Winona Woods
Board of Public Safety
Frank Abbott, Jr
Goshen
Social notes reveal many visits and upcoming weddings
The column lists numerous guests visiting Marion from Council Bluffs Lafayette and Syracuse plus relatives in Jonesboro Bloomingdale and Princeton. It notes weddings for Miss Helen Beeson on Park Ave July 16 and Miss Irene Mae Burris July 17 and a Kentucky bride Belle Lowry wedding at a central church parsonage. A July 4 gathering at Highland Dale and a luncheon hosted by Miss Jeanette Harvey are recorded along with travels of Mrs. Burgon and the Day couple returning from New York Post Graduate studies.
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Helen Beeson
William D. Beegan
George J. Emminger
Pittsburg
Parkave
Belle Lowry
Kentucky
John H. Tribby
Indianapolis
Frank L. Binford
Greenfield
Central-ave
William Wirthing
Binford
Married on Tower at Wonderland in silent ceremony
At 4 30 p m Thursday Mr Troy Vinton Carpenter and Miss Ruby Adeline McCoy wed atop a Wonderland electric tower in front of thousands. Rev William D Headrick officiated as machinery halted and the crowd watched in a cue of pantomime. The couple will live in Forest Park after a reception at 216 LaSalle Street.
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Wonderland
Troy Vinton Carpenter
Ruby Adeline McCoy
William D. Headrick
Arpenter
Warren N. Barnard
Chicago
LaSalle St
Forest Park
Cyclone Death Toll Rises Across Western Wisconsin
Special to The Sum. ST. PAUL Minn July 5 latest reports from western Wisconsin show 11 killed as the cyclone struck Wednesday evening. The dead include John Dame family at Oakdale. Mrs Jasper Poff and infant at Millstone. Andrew Baumell at Wyeville. two Buckner children at Black River Falls. Lyman A Charles and Mrs August Beyers and son at Grand Rapids. five others unnamed. More than twenty injured. Elsie Wenzel a Neillsville music teacher driven by the storm, her buggy and horse lost. she was thrown to a tree top and rescued unconscious.
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Oakdale
John Dame
Millstone
Jasper Poff
Wyeville
Andrew Baumell
Black River Falls
Joseph Buckner
Ngillsville
Lyman A. Charles
August Beyers
Moor, Orchard clash over alleged dynamiting plot
Marion Moor, Western Federation of Miners executive committee member, testified that Orchard accused him of planning a general dynamiting campaign. Orchard claimed Moor sent a letter to Mrs Orchard from Cape Nome to fake Alaska presence while Moor was in Canyon City aiming to kill Gov. Peabody. Moor arrived from southern Arizona with anger.
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Boise
Idaho
Marion Moor i S
Western Federation of Miners
Orchard
Moor
Cripple Creek
Cape Nome
Alaska
Canyon City
Gov. Peabody
Arizona
Col Gemmer Returns From Eastern Trip
Col. Fred Gemmer private secretary to Gov Hanly returned from a two week trip to New York Atlantic City and Niagara Falls and was seen at his statehouse office Friday.
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Fred Gemmer
Gov
Hanly
New York
Atlantic City
Statehouse
Niagara Falla
Wilson urges jail for corporation heads to curb monopolies
President Woodrow Wilson told the first annual reunion of lineal descendants of the signers of the Declaration of Independence that individual accountability should apply to corporations. He argued arrest and imprisonment of a single responsible head would be more effective than fining or dissolving many companies.
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Norfolk
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Wilson urges legal reforms to punish railroad executives
Wilson argues true reform requires laws to tackle evasions by railroad presidents and general managers. He calls stock manipulations sheer theft and should be punished accordingly. Without rapid action, he warns, socialism may rise as a consequence of poor industrial conditions.
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Wilson
Women Demand Pure Milk Data for Babies’ Welfare
Massachusetts women spearhead a pure food drive focusing on milk quality and farms. They offer to report to Secretary Wilson on the worst milk farms in the region to help protect 5,000,000 American babies.
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Massachusetts
Wilson
Suit Filed Against Big Four Railroad Over Safety Act
A complaint has been filed in federal court against the Big Four railroad alleging violation of the Safety Appliance Act.
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United States
Big Four Railroad
Strike Bites Deep as Ice Wagon Tie Up Grows
New York July 5. With heat and no ice the drivers and helpers strike widens. Wagons left American Ice Company's piers are blocked by brick and stone, harness cut, and men bruised in clashes with strike sympathizers as the tie up tightens.
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New York
American Ice Company
Civil Service Exam Set for July 30 at Federal Building
A civil service examination will be held at the federal building on July 30. The test will include a physical part and targets applicants seeking positions involving desk work in the Indianapolis office.
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Federal Building
Innapolis
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