Funeral for John D. Kelly Held in Kendallville
Funeral services for John D. Kelly, born February 6, 1851, and died September 11, 1966, were held at his North Main street home with Engies Elks and Kendalville City Bands in attendance. Rev. M J Mager offered the sermon, praising Kelly’s generous traits and urging faith in God as comfort amid sorrow.
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John D. Kelly
North Main Street
Engies and Elks
Kelly
Kendailxville
Lee Zern
Anna Krueger
Bessie Kimmell
M. Loomis
G. B. Bunyan
M. J. Mager
Wolcottville
Indiana
Kendallville
James Kelly
Rome City
M Kelly
Addie Newnen
Emma Grant
Wend
J. Q. Whitford
Mr. Kelly
Jesus
Ohio Republicans stage one of the hottest conventions
In Parton Ohio, 1912, Republicans endorsed Senator Dick and opposed both canal policy and mixed support for Roosevelt era measures. The platform upheld tariff defense, merchant marine rehabilitation, and reform in representation where Black voters are disenfranchised. Bryan spoke in Kentucky, easing into further stops before returning to Ohio.
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Parton
Republicans
Ohio
Vehahman
United States
Foraker
United States Senate
Burton
Roosevelt
Sarton Wnd
Barry M. Daugherty
Cleveland
Congress
C. A. Thompson
Ironton
Convention Incidents and Speaker Remarks Noted
A brief convention report notes inaudible exchanges after Senator Dick’s speech thanking the convention for the vote. Foraker moved from the back to the front of the room, drawing attention as the edge of the seating area.
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Foraker
Independence League Nominates Straight State Ticket
At Carnegie Hall the Independence League state convention endorsed a straight ticket headed by William Randolph Hearst for governor. The ticket includes Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, John S. Whalen, George A. Fuller, C E H Auel, Frank L. Gettman, and John Ford. Colonel Theodore Mins died suddenly on the eve of the session.
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Carnegie Hall
Independence League
Hearst
Theodore Mins
Texas
Fourteenth Assembly
William Randolph Hearst
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter
Duchess
John S.whalen
Monroe
George A. Fuller
Jefferson
C. EH. Auel
Erie
Frank L. Gettman
Tompkins
John Ford
Senator Hopkins Thinke and Samuel Qohpera Thin
The text presents discussion around Senator Hopkins Thinke and Samuel Qohpera Thin, with public statements or actions attributed to them. It notes their involvement in political or legislative matters, reflecting the newspaper’s brief report on their positions or endorsements. No further context or outcome is provided.
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Senator Hopkins
Samuel Qohpera
Hypnotism Claimed in Odd Indiana Divorce Case
Olive Heath accuses Herbert Morehart of occult power forcing her into a sham marriage across multiple states. She claims nine years of fear and coercion, a real husband’s divorce on desertion, and that she took back her maiden name to pursue the case. Fort Wayne aide serves Morehart per joint inquiry.
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Ind
Interior Court
Olive Heath
Herbert Morehart
Henry Cornwell
Midland
Mich
Cornwell
Ghidwh
Two Evears
Clara Heath
Plaintif
Sheriff Mills
Fort Wayne
Gypsies Kidnap Boy Near Petersburg Indiana
A band of Gypsies traveling with two wagons abducted Lincoln Whitney eight near Petersburg Indiana. The child was seized along the roadside and bound for six miles before being allowed water. A farmer recognized him and alerted locals, leading to the Gypsies surrendering the boy after Elkins intervened.
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Petersburg
Ind
Lincoln Whitney
George Whitney
George Hiking
Elkins
Memorial honored Hadley with a proposed bum farm
A Chicago Tribune tribute to Samuel H. Hadley, longtime head of the Jerry McAuley mission in New York, notes plans for a memorial bum farm at Winona Lake. The piece lauds Hadley’s faith in salvaging “the dregs of society” and recounts his work and influence amid readers’ reactions to giving and rehabilitation.
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Samuel H. Hadley
Jerry McAuley
New York
Hadley
Gough
Murphy
Potter's Field
Chicago Tribune
Goshen High School Fad Draws Local Ire
Goshen residents react to a new school trend among juniors and seniors. Students wear multicolored stockings with all different colors, made to be visible, prompting concern from the town and Elkhart Truth reporters.
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Goshen
Elkhart
Corn Weather Boosts Indiana Harvest Forecast
Weather this week steadies corn safety and speeds maturity aiding farm income. In Indiana Lebanon on Sept 12 the Northwest Indiana Methodist Episcopal conference reports Bishop Hamilton contributed to San Francisco relief, with $3,060 raised in the response to a million dollar rebuild fund.
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Indiana
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Methodist Episcopal Church
John Hamilton
San Francisco
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Acific
Jack Frost
Bend Times
Northwest
Sthodist Episcopal Church
Hamilton
Cruiser Prenver Arrives Havana Guarding U S Interests
Havana reports United States cruiser Prenver enters the harbor under escort as Washington debates Cuba intervention. President Roosevelt follows Cuban turmoil closely and signals readiness to act if needed using regular army forces, citing the Platt amendment authorizing intervention to preserve Cuban independence and life, property, and liberty.
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Loosevelt
Cuba
United States
Congress
Cubs
Pretty Home Wedding Unites Roy Creager and Estella Barron
A quiet eight o'clock ceremony at the Barron home on Clark Street joined Roy Creager and Estella Barron in marriage. The couple, admired in Kendallville social and church circles, plan to reside in a new Whitford residence on Silver Street after a brief wedding trip to Fort Wayne and Avilla.
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Clark
Miss Barron
Roy Creage
Re White
First
Kendallville
Creager
J. Keller & Company
Lattie Lohman
Avi
Mehenan
Herman Gillian
Theresa Alender
Wallace Barron
Ft. Waynegivn
Avilla
Ats. Wayne
Whitley
Whitford Degrce
Silver Street
Arrival of United States cruiser Denver in Havana
Havana reports the protected cruiser Denver reached Havana after being guided by wireless orders while on Long Island Sound. The ship fired a twenty one gun salute at Morro Castle, drawing crowds as observers debated U S intervention. Insurgent actions in Santa Clara and Pinar del Rio included railroad sabotage and threats to burn property, with officials unable to prevent damage.
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Havana
United States
Deaver
Morro Castle
Cabanas
Colwell
Associated Press
Denver
Long Island Sound
Pinar de Rio
Santa Clara
Care and Feeding of Horses Early Guidance
Practical notes on horse feeding with rye and oats, grooming, handling, and starting a colt. Instructions cover early feeding, handling, harness training, and safe drench methods using a rope and bottle technique for a quick swallow.
Financial success at Angola Fair shows $1500 profit
The Angola Fair association reports audited books with a $1500 profit for this year. Improvements are planned for the exhibition grounds and the grand stand will be rebuilt and enlarged. Joel Rinehart died at his son Joshua S. Rinehart’s Lincoln Street home at 11:30 today, age about 90. Funeral plans are not set. Admission tickets to the fair will be sold at drug stores.
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Joel
Rinehart
Joshua S. Rinehart
Lincoln Street
Hentia
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