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Kendallville Daily Sun in Kendallville, Indiana

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Kendallville Daily Sun

Location

Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1902

Page

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Cleaning Up Sale Offers Savings on Various Goods

Our Cleaning-Up Sale highlights discounts across departments on odds and ends and leftovers likely to go out of style next year. Items have had profit and sometimes part of the cost reduced. Visit to investigate these deal options.

Ball bearing umbrellas and smart footwear offered locally

Beckman’s promotes ball bearing umbrellas and up to date gent’s shoes at reasonable prices through G. M. Band while U. S. Express handles baggage and prompt drawing. Foley’s Kidney Cure and Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised with medical claims. House for rent and Blacksmith shop available. various local notices and club news conclude the page.

Beckman's G. M. Band U. S. Express Office Charles Jourdan Foley H. C.cunningham

Opinions of Two Democratic Newspaper Men

Two leading Democratic editors debate party unity and policy. The Columbia City Post argues for a decisive fight to end factional splits, while the South Bend Times contends harmony requires abandoning certain principles. Senator Hanna plans Indiana speeches with Samuel Gompers attending to address labor matters.

Columbia City Post Democratic Party Apostles of Peace Grover Cleveland South Bend Times Hanna Indiana Winona Assembly Assembly Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor

Island Park Assembly Opens with Notable Speaking Schedule

Island Park will begin its annual session on July 23 with a multi day program featuring addresses by Capt. Richard Pearson Hobson on the Navy, Prof. Wallace Bruce, and John G. Wooley among others. The event includes lectures, temperance observances, moving pictures, and patriotic entertainments across August 14 closing day.

Island Park Assembly Hobson Richard Pearson Hobson Suleebu Hillsdale College The Church Epworth League DePauw University Taylor University Missionary Societies McKinley Memorial Wallace Bruce John G. Wooley New Voice Grand Army Frank C. Bruner Grand Army of the Republic John C. Black

Fisherman and companion at Creigh lake spill into water

A Kendallville fisherman and his partner visited Creigh lake to fish. A sudden squall forced a shore escape for ten dollars. She resisted leaving as fish seemed to bite, but he toppled from the boat and fell in, with her pulling him out laughing. no names are provided.

Kendallville Creigh Lake

Factory Baths urged to curb stimulants and improve safety

State factory inspector D H McAbee circulates a plan to about forty large plants urging bathrooms for workers, citing Michigan City results. Dr. Davis indicates a health bill to empower the state board to act in contagious disease funding, approved by Governor Durbin. Kendallville Steam Laundry opens July 21 with expert supervision. Toledo, Angola and Western railway company incorporated in Columbus with $300,000 capital to build from Toledo through Lucas, Fulton and Williams counties.

D. H. McAbee Michigan City Dr. Davis Richmond State Board of Health Durbin Toledo, Angola and Western Railway Company Toledo Columbus Ohio Lucas Fulton Williams Counties Indiana

Steamer Furnessia Reaches Glasgow from New York

The Furnessia arrived at Glasgow yesterday July 15 carrying Misses Brown of LaGrange and Miss Ruth Conlogue who had traveled from New York on July 5 bound for Glasgow.

Glasgow Scotland Brown LaGrange Ruth Conlogue New York

Indiana eyes large fish shipments to Indiana in fall

Indiana Fish Commissioner Sweeney announces more than 1,000,000 fish will arrive in September and October. He emphasizes urgency in enforcing the fishing law.

Indiana Sweeney

Car theft and mischief reported near freight depot

The Lake Shore fence gang car was broken into near the freight depot with trunks opened. Six dollars and a $40 note taken from Benjamin Freeman. other workers lost clothing and small items. Also notes on birds, rail accidents, and local notices follow.

Lake Shore Fence Benjamin Freeman

Culver Military academy incorporated for 240000 dollars

Culver Military academy at Culver Indiana is incorporated for 240000 dollars after ten years of operation under the Culver family. The academy will turn over the school and grounds to the new corporation as part of the transition. The national convention in Indianapolis will discuss disputes surrounding the ten week old anthracite coal strike. Island park assembly opens July 23 with Hobson day on July 24 and reunion plans, with excursions from Richmond and Plainwell. Lightning killed nine year old Roscoe Weaver in Harrison township Elkhart county yesterday.

Montpelier Ind Geo. Luang G. M. Band Chicago Indiana Leesburg Catholic Church Lawn Ligonier Milling Company George Steckley’s Bessie Moyer Ethel Stratton Creston Iowa Indiana Republican Editorial Association Put-in-Bay Democrats Eleventh Peru John C. Nelson Logansport Knightstown A.R. Bass Morganstown Foley H. C. Cunningham Ida D.vore Wehmeyer Ida Devore Rose Fair Grounds Hartford City Otis Jeffersonville King Edward Cowes Asvola Fort Wayne LaGrange Lake James Steuben County Marconi Pidhu Cape Skagen Denmark H.C. Cunningham Pennsylvania Lines Nate Reed Culver Military Academy Culver National Convention Indianapolis Island Park Assembly Richmond Plainwell Assembly Andrew Weaver Harrison Township Elkhart County Gohen Roscoe

Quick Meal Stoves Guarantee Family Happiness in Choice

Campbell & Co advises choosing a Quick Meal stove for reliable performance. The ad claims the Quick Meal gasoline stove will outperform rivals, ensuring safety and satisfaction for the household.

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