Encampment of the Holy Grail Planned at Rome City
Island Park officials announce the Garrett Knights and Esquires of the Holy Grail will encamp in Rome City from July 31 to August 11. Rev Perry Powell founder of the Knights of the Holy Grail directs about thirty to forty Knights and Esquires arriving from Garrett. Meetings will be private and ticketed for members and approved boy workers.
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Island Park Assembly
Rome City
Garrett Knights
Esquires
Holy Grail
Garrett Boys
P. E. Powell
M. E
Island Park
Perry Powell
Knights of the Holy Grail
Caerleon
Garrett
Man Drives Nail Through Hand to Show Love
In Bowling Green on June 7 Herman Wherline a young farmer placed a rusty nail through his palm to comfort Miss Adah Saunders a neighborhood belle who was suffering from a nail pierced hand he could not bear to see her pain and acted to share the agony with her
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Bowling Green
Herman Wherline
Wherline
Adah Saunders
Miss Saunders
Coming Fair Dates Across Indiana and Nearby Towns
A roundup lists fair dates in several Indiana cities from late August to early October including Decatur LaPorte Angola and Fort Wayne and notes Kendamillé North Manchester Bremen Hillsdale and other towns hosting fairs. The South Presbyterian church hosts Rev George A Mackintosh on his fifth anniversary with a purse presented to the pastor. A quip about strawberries and hives closes the note.
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Decatur
LaPorte
Angola
Indiana State Fair
Huntington
Fort Wayne
Kendalmillé
North Manchester
Bremen
Hillsdale
Women of the South
Presbyterian Church
George A. Mackintosh
Mr. Mackintosh
Cleveland
Neill Testimony Conflicts Over Meat Inspection Findings
Washington witnesses clash as Investigator Neill and packers’ witness dispute the Beveridge amendment and odor of decayed meat. Neill describes filthy conditions at yards and tuberculosis risks while Wilson argues against inspecting costs and label requirements.
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Packers
Neill
Wilson
Adams
Beveridge
Scott
Kansas
Chicago
Dyson
Reynolds
Washington
Neill disputes Chicago visit over cleaning lapses and dirt
Neill takes issue with Wilson detailing negligence blamed on dirty rooms and lack of ventilation. He recalls floors black and walls sticky, asserts artificial light debates, and cites a supervisor overseeing a meat transfer mishap in a Nelson Morris house scene.
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Neill
Chicago
Wilson
Haugen
Sata
Lorimer
Nelson ‘Morris House
Questioning on Rotten Box Carts Sparks Debate
Chairman Wadsworth questions a report about meat carts described as rotten. He presses whether the meat was tested and notes dirty floors unwashed by seas. The exchange centers on how authorities could move rotten meat if the boxes were compromised.
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Scott
Wilson
Neill
Wadsworth
Wadeworth
Representa
Tvé
Carpenters Unite Against Coast War Circulation Warns
Circular from Alameda county building trades councils warns carpenters and builders to stay away from San Francisco and southern California amid a cir c war. The notice originates in Oakland and targets Jerome's scalp in New York politics and a June funeral in Washington for Senator Arthur Pue Gorman with high official attendance.
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Chicago
San Francisco
California
Johan A. Metz
Carpenters’ Executive Council
Oaktland, ‘al
Joint District Building Trades’ Council
Alameda County
Washington
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
Fair
Banks
Baseball Scores From Chicago and Nearby Cities
Scores report from Chicago dated June 8 covering Teague games with Philadelphia 2 of 11 innings and Cincinnati 3 2. Brooklyn 7 3 over St. Louis. New York 19 0 over Chicago. Weather noted in American League results with Cleveland 4 Boston 0 and Detroit 7 Washington 1. St Louis 6 New York 4 in 13 innings. other league games include Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 3. Louisville 10 St Paul 0. Kansas City 1 Toledo 8. Pueblo 8 Sioux City 2. Omaha 11 Lincoln 9.
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Chicago
Teague
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Columus
Kansas City
Toledo
Kansse City
Western
Preblo
Sioux City
Pueblo
Omaha
Lincoln
Omahe
Denver
Des Moines
Value of a Man: Dr Holt Tables Economic Worth by Age
Boston June 8. Dr Erastus E Holt presented tables showing a man’s economic value by occupation and age. He cited Osler and indicated laborers peak after 25 while professionals peak at 40. Youth values rise to 10 15 25 years then decline. professional value peaks at 40 before decreasing.
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Holt
American Medical Association
Erastus E. Holt
Portland
Baptist Ladies Elect New Officers at Northern Indiana Assembly
The Northern Indiana Baptist association met in Elkhart 1907 electing President Mrs F E Binder Hammond Secretary Mrs George Wade Valparaiso Treasurer Mrs H F Wagner Indiana Harbor. Rev Bill of Michigan City gave a strong address and Mary Thompson spoke on China and western Indian work. Next meeting planned for Elkhart with praise for Kingsbury church hospitality.
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Woman’s Convention
The
Northern Indiana Baptist Association
F. E. Binder Hammond
George Wade Valparaiso
H. F. Wagner
Indiana Harbor
Bill
Baptist Church
Michigan City
Mary Thompson
China
Elkhart
Church of
Y M C A Speaker Highlights Japanese Christian Pioneers
Wesling W. Helm of Tokyo spoke in Indianapolis about the Y M C A in Japan. He noted it began in 1888 with Japanese students, named prominent Christians in the army, navy, and commerce, and cited Japan’s educational movement with 93 percent of schoolchildren in government schools and 7,000 Chinese students in Tokyo.
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Wesling W. Helm
Tokyo
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
W. W. Helm
DePauw University
Tokio
Japan
Tempire
America
China
Ministers Meet In Fort Wayne District Hit By Deaths
The semi annual ministerial meeting of Fort Wayne District of the Methodist Protestant church opened with disruptions due to deaths and illness. The body paused in sessions for Rev. E. A. LaBounty funeral at Logansport, and Rev. E. W. Bundy of Allen County returned home ill. Rev. A. B. Williams of Kendallville was chosen to speak tonight.
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Fort Wayne
Methodist Protestant Church
E.A. LaBounty
Logansport
E. W. Bundy
Maples
Alen County
A. B. Wiliams
Kendallville
LaBounty
Rev. Bunty
Beeks Receives Doctor of Divinity Honor
Rev. L. A. Beeks of Trinity M. E. church was informally told by a Bluffton friend that Taylor University in Upland, Indiana awarded him a Doctor of Divinity degree. He previously earned an M D from the Medical College of Indiana in 1874 before entering the ministry.
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L. A. Beeks
Trinity M. E
Bluffton
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Beeks
Medical College of
Indiana
Elkhart Review
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Oma
House Committee On Agriculture
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Thomas E. Wilson
Nelson Morris & Co
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William Travers Jerome
New York County
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New_York
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MR. Helm
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