Christian Endeavor District Meeting Draws Delegates
A district Christian Endeavor meeting gathered around forty five accredited delegates from Curm Tipton Madison Hamilton counties with many visitors. Rev Carmichael opened sessions Tuesday. Miss Josepha Frank spoke on mission work in Dameh India. Mary B Hinnery discussed famine conditions. Rev Lewis McFarland addressed Christian regeneration and interdenominational unity. delegates enjoyed social events and meals at the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curm
Tipton
Madison
Hamilton
Awkfort
Conven Mn
GO. WH. Carmichael
Resbstorian Church
Acca
J. Orbison
Ofnapolis
Ite
Emma Olph
Thorntown
Mary Bhinnery
Westfield
Lewis McFar
Carmel
Whyth
C. KB
McParland
C. E
C. B
Hog Market 15 Active Despite Big Receipts
Indianapolis market opens active with best hogs up to 5.65, most sales 5.45 to 5.60. receipts 10,000. Cattle and calf markets show declines on opening, with heavy steers steady to lower and calves 21 cents lower on top grades. Sheep and lambs mixed, spring lambs 6.50 to 7.00, good yearlings 5.00 to 5.25, fat sheep around 4.25 lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
In the American Association St Paul defeated Indianapolis 5 to 2 while Kansas City beat Columbus 6 to 3 and Toledo won 3 to 0 over Milwaukee. In the National League Cincinnati fell to Boston 2 to 1 and Philadelphia routed St Louis 7 to 0. New York topped Pittsburg 8 to 2. Chicago and Brooklyn finished tied 4 to 4. In the American League Chicago defeated Philadelphia 10 to 0. New York won 5 to 4 over Detroit. St Louis beat Washington 4 to 2. Cleveland defeated Boston 15 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Child Elliott Cheesman Dies After Cat Bite
Noblesville Indiana notices the death of Elliott Cheesman aged four who died yesterday from blood poisoning after being borned by a catfleh caught in Cleere Creek. He is survived by a widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Elliott
Cheesman
Cleere Creek
Died of Rabies In Perry Township Livestock Losses
J A Smock of Perry township reported three cows and a bog dying suddenly with rabies like symptoms. Charles Herr, same township, lost a calf showing the same signs. The brief notes cattle fatalities attributed to rabies in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Smock
Perry Township
Charles Herr
Lawsuit to Set Aside Lucy Mills Will Over Insanity Grounds
John Mann sues to invalidate Lucy Mills will and codicil alleging she was of unsound mind when executed. Defendants include guardians, executors, and multiple Mann relatives. Suit seeks to settle estate under state laws and invalidate the instruments for undue execution and lack of testamentary capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Mills
John Mann
James Wesley Hockman
Charles A Gochenour
John N. Mann
Lucy Jane Mann
Carl Mann
Bert Laughner
Alice Mann
Robert R. Mann
Wiliam A. T. Mann
Lucy Milla
James Wesley Hoekman
Allie Man
Allie Mann
SQUIRE N A PERRIL MARRIED ADA J PRATT IN BOONE COUNTY
Squire N A Perril and Mrs Ada J Pratt were united in marriage at 11 this morning in East South street home. Rev Gabriel Hutchings officiated. the bride 48, widow of Henry Pratt, and the groom 65. Neighbors offer congratulations as the community notes a wheat crop praised for uniform beauty and promising yield. Robert Green the banker thief left Indianapolis for Michigan City Prison after pleading guilty to grand larceny and awaiting sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire N. A. Persil
Ada J. Pratt
Gabriel Hutchings
John Hutchings
East South Street
Jamestown
Henry Pratt
Boone County
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert Green
Waynetown
Michigan City
Harry Walters
Green
Michael Foley
Samuel J Ghere Seeks Divorce In Clinton Circuit Court
Samuel J. Ghere files for divorce from Sylvia A. Ghere in Clinton circuit court citing a 1898 marriage and a 1407 separation. He alleges violent temper abuse including curses and scalding with hot liquids, claims she sold his household goods, and requests custody of four children. The filing mentions enforcement of a new law and local jail concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Ghere
Clinton Circuit
Sylvia A. Ghere
Circular Letter From Indiana Reformatory Chief Aims Reform
Superintendent Whittaker of the Indiana Reformatory prepares a circular to criminal courts statewide to improve administration of the suspended sentence law of 1907 and foster closer cooperation between the courts and the institution. He cites prisoners sentenced and on probation as a key issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformatory
Johnson
Jeffersonville
Whittaker
Indiana Reformatory
Darlington Elevator Change Hands Peels Back Deals
A Darlington special reports the elevator changed hands Saturday evening with George Malsbury and Albert Cox as new owners for 15400 continuing a tangled sequence. The property was built by Lynch, who earlier leased the old elevator and later sold the new one, ending with Malsbury selling back and Cox joining in. The deal halts plans for a new elevator by Malsbury and Cox and delays a Kirkpatrick site project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Crawfordsville Journal
George Malsbury
Albert Cox
Lynch
Malsbury & Cox
Kirkpatrick
Governor Hanly Challenges World in Pitching Horseshoes
The Governor's Challenge at the State House picnic aimed to set a great record. The Presa committee, acting as manager for the Governor, formally announced the match for June 27 at Park Font Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
State House
Picnlc
Fairview’ Pay
Indianapolis
Presa Committee
Park Fon
Seek to locate kin of former Boone county resident Hiatt
Elijah Ford of St Louis asks for help locating kin of 19th century Boone county resident James M Hiatt. Hiatt married Miss Howe in 1857 near Lebanon Indiana, later lived with parents, remarried after 1884, and again after a wife’s death. Ford seeks living siblings or parents’ descendants to verify lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hooton
Elijah Ford
Leonard Ave
St. Louis
Boone County
James M. Hiatt
Maury EK
Howe
Lebanon
Hiatt
Misa Robinson
Pekin
Miller Nominated in Plymouth for Congress Seat
Charles W. Miller was nominated by Republicans in the Thirteenth District to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Congressman Abraham L. Brick and also for the full term of the Sixty-first Congress. The nomination follows his recent bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Ind
Charles W. Miller
Thirteenth
Abraham L. Brick
Married This Morning in County Clerk Office
Joseph R. Hoffman and Miss Maude Proffitt were married this morning in the county clerk's office by Rev. J. B. Morgan of Whiteside. The groom resides at Indianapolis, the bride lives east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Hoffman
Miss Maude
J. B. Morgan
Whitesee
Indianapolis
Well known Boone county citizen dies of heart trouble
Perry Bennett, a well known Boone county resident, collapsed at his Drybread farm home north of town about 10 o clock this morning after overexertion while picking cherries. He had suffered organic heart trouble for some time and died before medical help could arrive. He was over sixty. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Bennett
Boone County
Bennett
Ty Stammon
Woman Drowned While Out On A Fishing Trip
A 28 year old woman, Mrs Joseph Barker, drowned after boating on Clear Lake near LaPorte. She and boarder Fred Dettman were returning home when she fell overboard and vanished beneath the water. Dettman found her missing as the husband worked. the body later recovered. The family faced severe poverty with four young children and a dying infant left at home. The drowning occurred after her husband left for work. Dettman reported the incident to Barker. The household conditions were described as pitiable and neglected.
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District Meeting OF Endeavorers
DELE
Frnte
HOG Market
American Association
Joten Mann
Boone Circuit Court
Squire N. A. Perril
DAE Poy
Maar
Sean Landone
Los Angeles
George Walsbury and
Albert Con
James
MM. Owiatt
Miller
Fypires
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