Disciples Celebrate Birth of Movement in Pittsburgh
Thousands of Disciples of Christ plan to attend a centennial celebration in Pittsburgh from October 12 to 17 marking the birth of the movement. The event will feature prominent speakers including Taft and Champ Clark, with sessions for men and parallel sessions across five auditoriums near Schenley Park, highlighting Christian unity and reforms.
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M.C. A
International Sunday School Association
Young People’s Missionary Movement
International Church Federation Council
Canada
California
Chicago
Memorial Baptist
First Christian Church
Pittsburg
Schenley Park
Taft
Champ Clark
John Allen
Lafe Pence
T. W. Phillips
S. R. Artman
A. Henry
Theodore P. Shonts
Panama Canal
R. A. Long
National Lumbermen’s Association
C. C. Chapman
Orange King
Southern California
E. E. Montgomery
Philadelphia
Chicago Theaters Show Shifting Summer Lineup
In Chicago on July 12 several theaters announce openings and reopenings for August. Climax comes to Powers August 1, McVickers opens August 3 with The Circus Man, The Goddess of Liberty returns at The Princess, Follies of the Day reopens at Great Northern, and A Gentleman From Mississippi reaches week twelve at Grand Opera. The Traveling Salesman remains in its fourteenth week at the Illinois while many houses are dark. The Golden Girl moved to Milwaukee after a long Chicago run. A possible stock company may replace Garries, and Richard Carle's revival of The Tenderfoot at the Colonial is cashing in, drawing patrons.
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Catherine Clark
Mabel Barrison
Great Northern
Mississippi
Grand Opera House
Court Theater
Illinois
Chicago
The
Colonial
Triple Play Highlights Sox Shutout of Boston
Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 0 in a star performance. The locals outclassed the visitors with a notable fourth inning triple play.
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SOX
Chicago
Boston
Piano Introduced in E Main Street Friends Church
The E Main Street Friends church in Richmond Indiana broke with its historic ban on instruments by placing a piano in a morning worship service. It marks the first such use in the church's history though pianos had appeared in outdoor services and Sunday school. The change moved several older members to tears as traditional attire and customs shift.
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Richmond
Ind
E. Main Street
Judge Grants Marriage License To Young Couple
In Marion Indiana on July 12 a young farmer John Eathan Abernathy and Maud Cech Smith sought a marriage license though both were under age. With consent issues, Judge Paulus approved after affidavit that Abernathy was disowned by his father and his uncle Isaac Abernathy acting as guardian provided consent, allowing the couple to wed.
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Marion
Ind
John Eathan Abernathy
Near Swayzee
Maud Cech Smith
Swayzee
Miss Smith
Dee Smith
Ferre
Paulus
Circuit Court
Hme
Isaac Abernathy
Oldest Pennsy employee retires after 59 years in Fort Wayne
Andrew Tegtmeyer, Fort Wayne, the oldest employee of the Pennsylvania company, is placed on the pension roll after 59 years of service. He will stay until mid month to receive his monthly pension, making 541 visits to the Pennsylvania pay car.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Inc
Andrew Tegtmeyer
Pennsylvania Company
Viogt Announces Democratic Candidacy for Third District
Jeffersonville Ind July 12 George H Viogt a lawyer announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for congress against W E Cox in the Third district.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
George H. Viogt
W. E. Cox
Advance Plans Celebration for Everybody's Day
Advance Ind hosts a July celebration named Everybody's Day with a balloon ascent by Prof S E Thompson motocycle and goat races a military drill by boys and girls and a baseball game. Fireworks finale caps the evening event.
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Advance
Ind
Indiana Lumber Firm Sells Arkansas Timber Land
Bloomfield based Henderson Lumber company sells 1 996 acres in Arkansas to John Deer Plow company for 100000 dollars. The deal involves a Bloomfield capital firm divesting timber holdings in the south.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Henderson Lumber Company
Bloomfield Capital
Arkansas
John Deer Plow Company
Gallagher Matched for Ten-Round Fight in Convention Hall
Joe Gallagher of Chicago and Harry Trendall of St Louis were matched for a ten round bout at Convention Hall on Friday night. Ex-Champion James J Jeffries is expected to referee the match.
Selee Funeral Observed in Melrose Church
In a simple service at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Melrose Boston, former manager of the Boston and Chicago Nationals Frank G. Selee was laid to rest yesterday afternoon.
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Boston
Mass
Frank G. Selee
Chicago Nationals
Aernoon
First Methodist Aspiscopal
Melrose
Mother Sues for Recovery of Property in Brazil Ind
Mrs. Sarah Lloyd 74 files suit to recover a house and lot valued at 1000 dollars from her daughter Mrs. Anna Pittaway. She says she deeded the property for lifelong care and burial but claims abuse beating starvation and neglect. She seeks cancellation of the deed and restoration of the property.
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Brazil
Ind
Sarah Lloyd
Anna Pittaway
Lloyd
Austrian wife hunted to Fort Wayne ends chase
In Fort Wayne Indiana Bartho Koshetz and Mrs Mary Gaube were arrested by police on charges urged by Martin Gaube husband of the woman The man had pursued his wife who left Austria with Koshetz and vanished with their four children, after deserting him months earlier.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Austria
Bartho Koshetz
Mary Gaube
Martin Gaube
Koshetz
Barn blaze kills two horses near Lawrence Indiana
A large frame barn belonging to Marion Fugerson northeast of Lawrence Indiana burned Sunday morning. Spontaneous combustion is believed to have started the fire. Two horses and all farming implements were destroyed. Fire reached the stable before Fugerson could enter.
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Marion Fugerson
Lawrence
Ind
Fugerson
Fire accident burns Bellmore man in Rockville
Loyal Mater of Bellmore lighted a stove with kerosene and live coals. The flames flashed into his face, burning it slightly and causing a bad burn in Rockville Indiana on July 12.
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Rockville
Ind
Bellmore
Lima Black Handers Demand $10 000
Henry Deisel president of the Deisel Wemmer Cigar company received a letter demanding $10 000 in currency be left in a marked spot or his home and family would be destroyed. Detectives guard his home as the threat from the Lima Black Hand is investigated.
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Lima. O
Henry Deisel
Deisel
Danville Traction Line May Extend through Amo to Sullivan
In Danville Indiana rumors resurfaced on July 12 that the traction line will be extended from Danville through Amo to Sullivan. The reports suggest a new route expansion linking multiple communities and improving regional transport options.
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Danville
Ind
Amo
Sullivan
Jasonville Eyes Local National Guard Company
Jasonville Indiana July 12 effort begins to organize a National Guard company led by business men. City with riot history at Bogle mobilizes recruitment. over 50 young men already pledge to enlist and more may join.
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Jasonville, Ind
Jasonville
Bogle
Bloody Goat Leads 10 Arrest Of Suspect
Huntington, W Va July 13 Ira Powers a wealthy farmer was attacked as he returned home from the city and is dying from a fractured skull. Powers was thrown into his carriage and the horse driven two miles. Samuel Adkins with a bloody coat at the scene is in custody and another man will be arrested shortly.
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Bloody Goat
Huntington
W. Va
Ira Powers
Powers
Samuel
Adkins
Scottish Union and National Insurance Co Assets and Liabilities
Auditor of Indiana lists the Scottish Union and National Insurance Co based at 36 Pearl Street Bartford Connecticut with U.S. assets including cash and real estate 90 706 43 and bonds. Liabilities include loans and losses totaling 225 496 3% and a greatest amount insured in any block of 300 000. The statement dated March 10, 1900 is on file in the Indiana Auditor of State office.
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Pearl Street
Bartford
Conn
James H. Brewster
Ener
Home Office
Séinburgh
Scotland
U.S
Listell
U. S
T Company
Ck Deaweune
Piste
Indiana
Os Tate
State of
Origitnel
J. C. Billaeimer
Stata
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FT. Myer
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Richard
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Scottish Union & National Insurance Co
Indianapolis Sun
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