City Record Day Births and Deaths in Local Notices
City records list births for Kraas, Wiedenthal, Wright, Kennedy, Cook, Kiel, Burns, Kaiser, Randall, Owens, Ballendorf, Erdson, and others with addresses. Deaths include Perking, McCormick, Spriggs, Jones, Ward, Plante, Buester, Bales, and more. Marriages and building permits also recorded among mammoth municipal notices.
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George
Margaret Kraas
Hoytave
Ors
Emma Baits
Harlan
F. J
Gatla Wiedenthal
Meridian St
Jack and
Cassy Wright
Omarami Charlotte Kennedy
Tor Gree
Jeave
Sara Barnes
Caottolave
W. B. Bue
Tra
Mary Moody
Rama
Christina” Roomibie
Barth Ave
Josepy
Clara Cook
Buren
Aiane Kiel
R Roy
Cam
George and
Huttie Burns
Johmson
Rose Owens
John
Milligan
Gil H. Perking
Minnesota-at
Ellen McCormick
Indiana Ave
James Spriggs
E. Wardington
Albert Jones
Senate
Perry A. Jones
Ashland
Ave.rente Gastritis
Ae Anes Bueter
Catherine Bales
Hawardat
Growth of the Royal Arch in Indiana Convocation
The Indiana Royal Arch Masons hold a two day session with strong turnout. Grand High Priest Charles Balch notes a year end membership rise to 3888. receipts reach 4,577 with total resources 10,612. Officer elections include Philemon Cigston advancing to grand high priest and Edgar Bristol named deputy grand high priest. Butler college forms a Woman's League with an executive committee and a dedicated social room in the northeast college wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons of
Indiana
Charles Balch
Verre Haute
Martin H. Rice
Advancng
Philemon H. Cigston
Columbia City
Edgar J1. Bristol
Salem
Robert M. H. Britto
Brazil
Calvin W. Prathes
Alto
Samuel L. Shirley
Lagrange
Charles M. Worden
Penu
Elias J. Jacoby
William Wasson Zoltra
Roi Parry
Butler College
League
Pauline Cooper
Newcastle
Anna Blount
Tipton
Gretched Scotten
Indianapolis
Anta Hughes
Columbus
Laurea Brown
Giz
Death of Gen Herman Sturm Aged 7 in Denver
The obituary notes General Herman Sturm died at home in Denver after five weeks with typhoid fever. A former Indiana militia leader, he held key posts from captain to brigadier general, aided Indiana ordnance, and later engaged in mining and Mexican railroad ventures. Survived by three children Henry Sturm, Mrs. A. B. Heath, and Miss Clara Sturm. a relative Mrs. Jacob Lowsjeer of Indianapolis.
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Herman Sturm
a@ non
St Yorkist
Denver
Colo
Sturm
Ordnance Department
Indiana
Windleuter
Crippin Creek
Swurm
C. P. Morton
Indiana Volunteers
Hittyfourth
Sen. Sturm
Europe
Curnevaca &Paci
Colorado
Elenry Sturm
A. B. Heath
Clara Sturm
Jacob Lows Jeer
Indianapolis
Oil Trust Found Guilty in Restraint Case
Findlay Ohio oct 18 the Standard Oil company of Ohio was found guilty of maintaining a conspiracy in restraint of trade by the jury in Judge Banker's court. A lone juror initially held for acquittal then relented, and a motion for a new trial was announced. The case may go to the United States Supreme Court with John D Rockefeller and the trust’s subsidiaries as defendants.
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Scrippa-McRae Areas Association
Findlay
The
Stisdard OM Company of
Ohio
Snally
Trupt
James A. Troup
Standard
Ord
Supreme Court
Hi Je
John D. Rockefeller
Come Pantox
Trust
Meeting Place Aids National Fire Insurance Agents Nomination speakers named
At the National Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents session the nominations committee prepared a list for Friday’s convention and resolutions committee reported. The nominations panel includes N W W Neale Ohio as chair along with Thomas Geer Ohio and many others from states like Maine Virginia Missouri and New York. Friday's program begins with a trolley ride at 9 am and a 10 am session featuring John Shephard of Chicago an open debate on uniformity in local board files and consideration of the committees on revolutions nominations and next meeting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Mont
Seasion
Committee of Nominationa
N. W W. Neale
Ohio
Thomas H. Geer
H. N. Kinkhen
Maine
L. W. Childrey
Pennsylvania
Hendrix
West Virginia
W. A. Eldridge
Pitchuran
Committee of Resolutions
I. Manley
Alabama
F. W. Offenhauser
Arkansas
W. H. Satire
C. W. GM
Colorado
F. G. Lampkin
Georgie
Abraham Boltlar
Minols
Fu Vlan
Indiana
J. J. Barrete
Kentucky
C. B. Ruswell
Massachusetts
Helmee
Michigan
Jacob Stone
Minnesota
George D. Markham
Missouri
J. ©. Merril
New Hampshire
A. A. Ret-tinger
New York
Walker Taylor
North Carolina
E. B. Shipley
W. R. Leth
Pennsyivania
O. E. Johnson
South Carolina
Mystery Creature Roams St Jackson Sanitarium Grounds
Amateur scientists and naturalists seek to name a queer animal that recently inhabited the St Jackson sanitarium. The intruder, not behaving like a zjard or water dog, moves slowly by clawing at logs and bears dark green and yellow coloring. It drove women to high perches before being captured and bottled for expert study by Seleasta, who will tag the find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Jackson
Aquirina
Sanitarum
Seleasta
Rickard Offers Purse of $30,000 for July 4 Fight
Fight promoter Tex Rickard announces a $30,000 purse for a return bout between Joe Gans and Battling Nelson to be decided July 4 at Ely Nevada. Rickard posts a 400 prize bond to make the offer good. Gans will accept if Nelson agrees to 3 percent of the purse. Reports of Gans leaving Milwaukee show are unfounded. Gunn remains booked at the Empire. The Milwaukee theater plans for colored boxer Born to perform next week. indicators point to record business at the Empire.
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Scrippe-Meitae Press Association
Goldfield
Nev
Tex Rickard
Bru
Joe Gane
Battling Nelson
Ely
Rickard
Gane
Arter
Bonn
Nelson
Joe Gans
The
Empire
Debate on Bourbonism and Democratic split in early 1900s press
Lewiston Journal and Lovton Transcript critique Bourbonism and the Democratic race. The text contrasts Tillman and Bryan with Hearst, arguing for gradual reform through educated public servants and better laws rather than rapid upheaval. It analyzes party dangers and prospects for 1904-1908 era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Hearst
Democratic Party
Pluntle
Chaury
Dryan
Toi
New York
Lovton
Peoples Outfitting Hosts Dinner For Managers And Salesmen
The Peoples Outfitting company gave a dinner to its managers and salesmen at the Grand hotel Thursday night. The management aims to stay in touch with customer wishes through frontline staff and to begin discussions about the public desires at these table gatherings.
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People’s Outfitting Company
Grand Hotel
Pythians Elect Officers In New Orleans Convention
Charien E. Barnes of Jacksonville was elected supreme chancellor of the Knights of Pythias. Other officers named include supreme vice chancellor H P Brown of Texas, supreme prelate Leo A Care of Michigan, and several regional leaders. Competitive drills featured multiple company entries from Kansas City, Fort Dearborn, and others across Indiana Washington and Canada. The Pythian sisterhood and Rathbone Sisters plan consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serloux-McRae Press Ananciation
New Orleans
Charien E. Barnes
Jacksonville
Thura i Gay
Knights of Pythan
H. P. Brown
Cleburne
Tex
Leo A. Care
Grand Rapids
Asica
H. L. White
Nashville
Tenn
Collins Under Arrest Over Fraud Scheme Claim
Chicago October 1 H C Collins alias Morris Gates proprietor of the Daily Market Forecast was arrested on a federal warrant. He faced charges tied to use of the mails to promote a fraudulent scheme and was taken to the county jail.
Minnesota Farmers Equity Society organized in city
In Linn on Oct 19 the Minnesota branch of the American Society of Equity known as the farmers' trust was organized with E. S. Morrell of Bethel elected president. The group plans a central bureau of information to provide crop and price data to members, aiming to influence marketing and secure higher prices with sufficient representation.
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Aperin
Mus
Paul
Linn
Minnesota
American Society of Equity
Farmers’ Trust
Thin City
Morrell
Bethel
Death of a Leper in Pickens West Virginia
In Pickens West Virginia on October 1 George Ravehid, a leper, died from heart failure though leprosy had caused rapid decline. His body will be cremated. A burglar commented, describing the unlocked door as a fine fall opening.
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Rerippr-Mettae
Pickens
W. Va
George
Ravehid
Es vThiz
Opening of Big Pasture Reservation Date Set
Oct 18 reported by The Interior Department for the Kiowa Comanche and Apache Indian reservation in Oklahoma to open on a specified date. Spero we 220 at Washington notes the formal decision and the associated government action.
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Spero
Washington
Interior Department
Snally
Okla
Western Association of Electrical Inspectors Meets
The Western Association of Electrical Inspectors held a Friday session at Denixon to clean up unfinished business elect officers and review committee reports. Officers elected include Waldeman Michaelson Omaha president J H Montgomery Detroit first vice president George D Boyle Chicago second vice president W S Boyd Chicago secretary treasurer. The executive committee comprises E R Townsend Chicago H C Hardy Columbus C FD Varnum St Paul F R Daniel Indianapolis H G Young Brenter IL W C Stewart J Joe Mo. The day focused on theater wine issues and youth education discussions by Profs. George W W Benton and Charles Bramerich advocating balance of co education with adolescence remaining in school until appropriate. The Sun’s wanted help column is noted, and local political nominations in Marion County are listed with some incumbents absent or declining.
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Western Association of Electical
Denixon
Boyd
Chicago
E. R. Townsend
C. Hardy
Columbus
FD. Varnum
St. Paul
F. R. Daniel
Indianapolis
H. G. Young
W. C Stewart
J. Joe
George WW
Benton
Charien
Bramerich
Gianapolis
Gfrin
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Aid
OUR Men’s Clothing Department
Prason
People’s Credit Clothing Co
West Washington-St
Paul Curtis
Nettie E. Walker
Elmer C. Brawn
Edna J. Hamilton
Tilberry
Lou
Benjamin Baker
Mebsera Park
John Fox
Lugenia Dalton
George W. Joinson
Maggie A. Court
Ewing-at
Eleventheat
Tlamilton
Recham Mossander
Avelling
Keene
Sherman-drive
Melviita E Sloan
Felt’ R. FR. and Stockyards Co
James N. Barrington
Kaystone Ave
Seenetum
Thirtleth
Dradstaw
C. Barnhill
Keystone
Lone
Welling
Doland
Woodard Shed
Chitah
Gathredl
Fant
Canal
Royal Arch
Order
Morton
Gen. Sturm
BIG Oil Trust
Aptee
Supreme Court of the
United States
Jamrance
Mt, Jackson Sanitarium
Gans
Political Comment
Tilman
Tillmans
Balmore Wewr
Parker
Bryan
Democracy
People's Outfitting Co
Pythians
C. ML. Barnes
Supreme Order
Beecham's
W. 27Th St
Kitchen Queen Steel
Esch
Valda
Wash
Kentucky Ave
Sun
Jaym
Marion County
Irwin Mt
Meyer
Wallace Mainga
Wiliam
B. Kesler
Wayne Townshy
Jarod Ranerich
Dalrymple
Mai
Regeler Wreck Alers
Rm Brades
Miller Shoe Co
Cincine Pal
RO Sraden
Harper K Shoe Co
Ladies’ Bample Shoes
Mer Pingree
Bample
Awrades
Woo Braden
Bradeb
Commonwealth
Harper
Misses Acid Children’s Fine Sa
Shoe Co
Chie Seimple
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