Fitzgerald Wakeland Wedding in Battle Creek Home
Miss Vera Wakeland daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Wakeland married Thomas P Fitzgerald at the bride’s home with Rev J R Henry officiating. Guests included Miss Nelle Connor and John Ryan. reception for 150 followed. Bride’s going away gown navy blue broad cloth wedding journey south and west. At home address 3311 N Meridian St after Jan 15. Mrs Shaler to entertain a tea for visiting Mrs Seward of Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ryan
Meridian St
Battle Creek
Chester Wood
Gordon Tanner
Frederick Beck
Robert Kruse
Indianapolis
Mr. Ransom
Toronto
Robert Bock
Donald Sterling
Althea Howes
Mabel Cleveland
Itelen York
Katherine Bock
Frances Beck
Hazel Hahn
Jackson
Gladys Wright
Marshall
Mona Beebe
Fort Wayne
Edward Potts
Hall
Meridian
Elizabeth Potts
George G. Tanner
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Donahue at N New Jersey Street
Mrs Edward L Donahue entertained sixty guests at a bridge party at her home on N New Jersey street. The rooms were adorned with pink and white chrysanthemums. Helpers included Mrs Hiram Grown Mrs Thomas Fisher Mrs Frederick Keller Mrs Percy Johnson and Mrs William A Grever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Donahue
New Jersey-st
Hiram Grown
Thomas Fisher
Frederick Keller
Percy Johnson
William A. Grever
A. R. Hoffman
Park Ave
Mr and Mrs G W Esicholtz Host Wedding Reception
Mr and Mrs G W Esicholtz hosted a reception after their wedding journey, following the marriage of Mr and Mrs Charles W Eicholtz last month. The event celebrated the newlyweds in a gathering with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Ehicholtz
G. W. Esicholtz
Miss Gemma Varen Cole to be wed next week
A chrysanthemum tea was hosted by Mrs. EB C Atkins on Wednesday evening from 3:30 to 7 o'clock in honor of Miss Gemma Varen Cole pending her marriage. Attendees included wedding party members Misses Maury Sullivan Gertrude Spann Mary Powell and Marguerite Lilly and many relatives. Yellow flowers and candleholders provided the decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Archer
William WN. Springer
Louisville
J. W. Hewitt
N. Delawarest
Gemma Varen Coleman
EB. C. Atkins
Maury Sullivan
Gertrude Spann
Mary Powell
Marguerite Lilly
Adelaide Atkins
James L. Gavin
Alexander Taggart
William Henry Coleman
Henry Atkins
Indianapolis Man Weds Ethel Beck in Battle Creek婚
Joseph Hall of Indianapolis married Miss Ethel Beck of Battle Creek in a Tuesday evening ceremony at St. Thomas Catholic Church. The couple plans to reside in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Joseph Hall
Ethel Beck
Battle Creek
St. Thomas
Grape-Nuts and Cream Backed By A Motive Claim
A Massman writes of back and leg pain vanishing after using Grape-Nuts showing the product as a quick nutrient aid. He credits the change to strengthening nerve centers and calls the recovery worth millions to him, saying he can work and travel again, with the booklet The Road to Wellville shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massman
Wellville
Wallville
Battie Creek
Mich
Charity ball tickets sold at German house event
Large turnout for the German Ladies Aid charity ball with dancing on the main floor and balcony viewing. An orchestra will provide music and supper for all. The reception committee includes Mrs. Albert I. Metzger as president and Mrs. Laura Stuby and Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Ladies’ Aid Society
Albert I. Metzger
Laura Stuby
Clemens Vonnegut
J. G. Mueller
Herman Adam
John Buehler
Plan Retail Goal Trust in Chicago Coal Plot
State's Attorney Healy is alerted to a Chicago scheme uniting coal yards under City Fuel company to curb competition and raise prices from 28 to 50 cents per ton. The plan purportedly rationalizes supervision and eliminates rival yard price cuts, giving retailers tighter control of coal pricing.
Marion county Sunday School association closes session
The Marion county Sunday School association ended its meeting at the First Baptist church auditorium with a banquet and multiple talks. Rev H S Gekeler urged interdenominational union, while Marion Lawrence spoke on reaching the masses. officers were elected earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Sunday School Association
First Baptist Church
H.S. Gekeler
Centraleave. Reformed Church
Interdenominational Union of Sunday Schools
O. H. Carson
Marion Lawrence
International Sunday School Association
J. E. Tyler
Seventh Christian Church
Bertram C. Day
J. N. Feasey
Byron E. Canary
Rev. L. L. Faris
A. E. Shirley
James M Ogden
Temperance
Edward Clark
A. J. Clark
Della Brown
M. J. Baldwin
Weighed His Heart On Dying Request In Alabama
Special to The Sus Birmingham November 14. George Feindell died in Biloxi Mississippi after heart trouble. His heart was removed weighed seven pounds in the presence of his wife then returned to the body for burial. Feindell left substantial property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
George Feindell
Biloxi
Miss
Feindell
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Leonard in Indianapolis
The body of Mrs. Mary Leonard widow of John D. Leonard former surveyor of customs in Indianapolis and keeper of the government prison at Washington D C was brought from Colorado Springs to Indianapolis Wednesday evening. The funeral was held at Dr Benton V Canfield’s home 840 Fletcher Ave Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Mary Leonard
John D. Leonard
Indianapolis
Washington, D. C
Colorado Springs
Clergyman Leads Funeral Trip to Aurora
Rev. E. H. Wood of Bloomfield former Capitol Avenue M E pastor traveled from Indianapolis Thursday to Aurora where he will officiate the funeral of Arthur Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Wood
Bloomfield
Capitol Ave. M. E
Indianapolis
Aurora
Arthur Randall
Matrimony a Cure for Drunkenness, Judge Says
Chicago November 14 Judge John R Newcomer of the Harrison court argues marriage cures drunkenness estimating 80 to 90 percent of drinkers are bachelors He claims marriage beats gold cures and other treatments A spree costs about 6 in court fines and costs a license in Cook County is 150 with the minister fee nominal The judge offers to perform ceremonies for free and will give another chance to men willing to try matrimony as a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
John R. Newcomer
Harrison
Newcomer
Cook County
Roosevelt
Canada
New York
Treasury Department
United States Treasury
Currency Reform Talks At White House And Treasury
President Roosevelt and officials including Cortelyou Ridgely and Fowler discuss currency legislation amid crop season strain. Ridgely explains move of crop money and proposes bonds backed notes with safeguards, while Cortelyou calls for prudent reform and broader cooperation to stabilize the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prise Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Ridgely
Fowler
House Committee On Banking
New York
Storm I8 Subside at New York Money Panic
New York reports easing fears as Cortelyon Dincussen, newly appointed secretary, faces the ongoing financial turmoil. The November scene marks a cautious step back from the recent sprint of market panic and public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortelyon Dincussen
New York
United Press
Two Men Die in Copper Tank Explosion in Ohio Plant
In Cincinnati on November 14, Fred Sauber aged 36 and George Lackman were killed when a copper tank exploded at the J. Weller company preserving plant as workers turned on steam without opening an escape valve. The men were reportedly cooked in hot apple butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cincinnati
Fred Sauber
George Lackman
J. Weller Company
Indiana declares island possessions in Wabash and Parke counties
Auditor John C. Billheimer reports Indiana owns several river islands including Patoka island in the Wabash. The 80 acre island is occupied by a squatter Theodore W. Houchin who grows most of the corn. The state seeks one third of the crop and Houchin offers to share the harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Billheimer
Indiana
Wabash River
Parke
Fountain
Warren
Wabash
Patoka Island
Theodore W. Houchin
Billheimer
Houchin
Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief for Frightful Pain
An advertisement touts Pyjamal Pyramid Pile Cure claiming rapid relief from long lasting piles without surgery or doctor bills. It includes testimonials and offers a free sample from Pyramid Drug Co and a 50 cent boxed remedy in drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Smith
Wharton
New York
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Girl Not Kidnapped in Greensburg
A posse searched all night near New Point for Flossie Mitchell eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Mitchell, after a report of kidnapping. Sheriff Pittinger and police found the child walking to school this morning, saying she was well. Parents glad no harm, upset by sensational paper reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Greensburg
Ind
Newpoint
Flossie Mitchell
James Mitchell
Pittinger
Steam Beats Electricity In Great Locomotive Race
In Clayton New Jersey on November 14 United Press reports steam locomotives defeated electric rivals in a notable race. A steam locomotive hit nearly 90 miles per hour around a sharp Franklinville bend while electric engines averaged about 69 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklinville
Railroads announce no special holiday rates this year
No special holiday rates will be offered on the railroads this year. Officials state the existing two-cent rate remains about the same as past special rates. It is understood that the clergy discount will be discontinued. December 1.
Douma Opened in St Petersburg with Tight Security
The third Douma opened at the Tauride Palace in St Petersburg as troops crowd the surrounding streets. Only officials may approach the palace. Monarchist sympathies prevail among the assembly while radicals fear its stance. The Stolypin ministry faces opposition. grand dukes show cautious approval. The lower house votes for a president, with M. Komyakoff potentially elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douma
Tauride Palace
Trogma
Stolypin
M. Komyakofft
Layoffs Hit NCR Day-ton Workers for Two Weeks
Cincinnati Nov. 14 The National Cash Register company of Dayton has laid off 3,000 of its 4,000 employees due to money market tightness. Management says payrolls cannot be met and workers will be recalled when funding resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry United Dress
Cincinnati
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Johnson Declines Presidency Bid Supports Bryan
Mayor Tom L. Johnson refuses to attend major dinners in Washington and Kansas City and, via his private secretary, announces he will not run for president but will support William Jennings Bryan. The report from Cleveland dated November 14 notes Johnson's declined candidacy and endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Areas
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Washington
Commercial Club
Kansas City
Johnson
Bryan
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Combine
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Controller Ridgely
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