MEN'S MISSIONARY CONGRESS OUTLINES POLICY CHANGE
Chicago May 3 A first of its kind United States congress opens to draft a definite missionary policy. Four thousand delegates from 100,000 churchmen across 75 laymen groups attend as leaders urge church unity. Speakers include Charles W Fairbanks Folk Hanly Cecil and Prince T H Yun.
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Chicago
United States
Charles P. Anderson
Episcopal Church
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Gov
Folk
Missouri
Hanly
William Cecil
England
Prince T. H. Yun
Corea
Contemplate Extending City Gar Lines In Indianapolis
Mayor Shank, with Hugh J. McGowan and Robert I. Todd of the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co, discussed extending city streetcar lines to serve edge residents. A cross-town Tenth street line was considered to aid about 69 people, with Tibbs Avenue district walk and eight railroad crossings cited as burdens for current Michigan Street service.
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Hugh J. McGowan
Robert I. Todd
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Shank
Indianapolis
Tenth Street
Frank E. McCarthy
Charles B. Stilz
Tibbs Avenue
Michigan Street
Standard Oil Loses Its Rebate Appeal
United States circuit court affirms Buffalo district court ruling that Standard Oil accepted rebates and imposes a fine of 206000. The Cleveland case reports Fred Bowers of Orrville becoming insane over Haller's comet predicting earth destruction on May 17 and his arrest for refusing to pay groceries.
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District Court of Buffalo
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland, O
Fred Bowers
Orrville
Haller
Bowers
Pocahontas Degree Meets Fort Wayne Delegates
In Fort Wayne Indiana on May 3 the northeastern Indiana district meeting of the degree of Pocahontas drew about one hundred delegates. The Improved Order of Red Men planned a district meeting for Wednesday with about 200 delegates expected.
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Pocahontas
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Degree of Pocahontas
Improved Order of Red Men
Court May Put Stop To Costly Nicaragua War
In Bluefield Nicaragua on May 3 the Central American court at Cartago urged Gen Estrada and President Madriz to declare an eight day armistice to seek peace. The move follows a regional pledge by Central American republics to end the war, which has devastated Nicaragua. In Washington on May 4 Secretary Knox congratulated the court on the proposed pause as Estrada’s agent Castrillo reported Greytown's blockade by insurgents and warned of efforts to hinder the Venus, a vessel carrying arms for Madriz forces.
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Edwin A. Brown
Denver
Bobo
New York
Mr. Brown
Pacific Coast
Estrada
Madriz
Bluefield
Nicaragua
Central American Court of Justice
Cartage
Isthmus
Washington
Knox
Jemdes
Castrillo
Greytown
New Orleans
Madris
Richmond Y M C A Banquet to Feature Governor Willson
Fully 200 guests are expected for the Y M C A banquet Tuesday night in Richmond Indiana with Governor Willson of Kentucky as principal speaker. His toast will be Kentucky. Other notables include George T Farley of Pittsburg an officer of United Steel and Mayor Burkhardt of Dayton Ohio.
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Richmond
Ind
Willson
Kentucky
George T. Farly
Pittsburg
United Steel Corporation
Burkhardt
Dayton
Oil Producer Killed By Shaft in Hartford City
Hartford City Ind May 3 W & Fowler 50 oil producer was killed on a lease north of here Tuesday. His clothes became entangled in the driving shaft choking him to death. There was not a mark or bruise on his body.
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Hartford City
Ind
Fowler
Here
Two Wed And End Long Courtship At Columbus
A 15 year courtship ended in marriage as Michael A. Look editor and proprietor of the Columbus Daily Herald wed Bessie Rush, bookkeeper and deputy postmaster for her uncle, Rev Father J D Delaney officiated at St Bartholomew's church in Columbus Indiana May 3.
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Columbus
Ind
Michael A. Look
Columbus Daily Herald
Bessie Rush
J. D. Delaney
St. Bartholomew's Church
Conductor Rescues Woman From Bay In Train Incident
In New York on May 3 Mrs Mary Frie da was hurled from a fast moving train crossing Jamaica bay. She drifted 100 feet with the tide before conductor Hubert Cannon leaped into the water and saved her. Passengers collected a purse for Cannon's bravery.
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New York
Jamaica Bay
Mary Frieda
Hubert Cannon
Cannon
Leading Warsaw Girl in Elopement and Marriage
Special to The Sun Warsaw Indiana May 3 Charles Butler of Elk Rapids Michigan and Miss Carla Rigdon daughter of Charles Higdon former Warsaw mayor and present state secretary of the Eagles eloped to Plymouth and were married Tuesday morning.
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Sun
Warsaw
Ind
Charles Butler
Elk Rapids
Mich
Carla Rigdon
Charles Higdon
The
Eagles
Plymouth
Two Miners Die in Jamison Mine Blast Near Greensburg
Greensburg Pa May 3 Two miners were killed in a dynamite explosion at Jamison Mine No 3 near Greensburg Pennsylvania on Tuesday. Bliss native herbs 225 W Washington street.
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Pennsylvania
Greensburg Pa
Jamison
Maine No. 3
Here
Bliss
Washington Stroet
Insurgents Rebuked By Wickersham At Dinner
Attorney General George W. Wickersham told 1,400 Republicans at a Terrace Garden dinner that party unity is essential for victory next fall. He urged ending internal fighting to support the administration and uphold promises kept and high achievement. He warned that independence harms party cohesion and discipline.
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New York
George W. Wickersham
United States
Terrace
Nepublican
Ore
Griscom
Koenig
Secoriary
Otto T. Baar
Ckersham
Pramas
Republican Party
Waldmeister May Wine at Schuller's Wine House
Waldmeister May wine crafted daily from fresh herbs at Schuller's wine house located at 210 M Meridian Street. Customer counts and a note with a value of 30 accompany the sale.
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Waldmeister
Schuller’s Wine House
Meridian Street
Section men strike threats on Michigan division line
The Michigan division of the Big Four railroad from Wabash to Benton Harbor may be tied up by a section men strike that began Tuesday morning. Workers had been paid 1.45 dollars daily and demanded 1.73 dollars, which the company refused.
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Warsaw
Ind
Michigan
Big Four Railroad
Wabash
Benton Harbor
SPECIAL PRICES ON STANDARD SPREADS IN JAMESTOWN WEAVES
Special prices on all standard crochet satin and dimity spreads. Crochet spreads drop from 1.25 to .98 while hemmed crochet goes from 2.00 to 1.50. Fringed and scalloped cuts reduce to 1.78 and 2.00 respectively. Satin and dove dimity spreads lower to 1.75 and 1.15 to 2.25. Basement west aisle. Second floor east aisle.
Hotel man clears charge against boy in DUI case
Edward Krauss hotel owner said he followed Ambrose Doyle and Roy Underwood when they swerved over a boulevard. He bought whisky to revive the injured duo and spilled liquor on Doyle, whose good reputation and support from a widowed mother were noted, potentially dismissing the DUI charge.
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Ambrose Doyle
Krauss
Doyle
Roy Underwood
Thirtieth Street
Pacific merger probe to begin in September
Frank B. Kellogg, the government trust buster, announced on May 3 that the justice department will launch an exhaustive investigation into the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific merger on the second Monday of September. Kellogg spoke before sailing for Europe, signaling a broad antitrust inquiry.
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New York
Frank B. Kellogg
Trust Buster
Europe
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Railways
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