Buskirk Discusses Christian Science at Dowling Theater
Judge Clarence A. Buskirk of Indianapolis lectured on Christian Science at Dowling's Theater. He shared miracles attributed to the creed and said founder Mary Baker Eddy was in good health despite rumors. The well attended program was introduced by Harry G. Tucker.
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Clarence A. Buskirk
Indianapolis
Dowling
Eddy
Judge Buskirk
Mary B. Eddy
Puskirk
Christian Science Charch
Busk'rk
Harry G. Tucker
Ask Indiana Aid in Suppressing Midlake Gambling on City of Traverse
Chicago appeals to Indiana for help in stopping gambling on the steam er City of Traverse at Midlake. Judge Geing ruled a court had no say. Sixty men were arrested in a raid and face possible fines of 200 dollars each plus 400 dollars trial costs.
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Chicago
Indiana
Gambing
Midlake
Traverse
Geing
207 Children Confirmed Across Three Fort Wayne Churches
Bishop Alerding confirmed 207 children at St Vincent St Joseph and St Bridget in Fort Wayne. Services filled the churches as 85 were confirmed at St Vincent 82 at St Joseph and 40 at St Bridget. Each child gained a middle name they did not have before.
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Alerding
Ft. Wayne
P J. Crosson
St. Vincent Church
St. Vincent's Church
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Bridget's Church
Residents Rally Over Market Street Paving Dispute
Market street residents protest the board of works over pavement repairs. They allege a prior agreement to use asphalt was broken as cement is now being used. Local dispute prompts calls for clarification and action.
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Market Street
The
Board of Works
Injured Jesse Morgan Hospitalized After Yard Incident
Jesse Morgan son of Silas Morgan visited the Chicago yards this afternoon and was taken to St Joseph hospital with a leg severed below the knee and the other foot badly injured.
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Jesse Morgan
Silas Morgan
Chicago Yards
St. Joseph Hospital
Lyle Emmett Family Return From Baldwin Fishing Trip
Lyle Emmett and family and Mr and Mrs Frank Stukey returned after a two weeks fishing trip at Baldwin Michigan.
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Lyle Emmett
Frank Stukey
Baldwin, Mich
Mrs Mattie West Departs for Wal ton Visit
Mrs Mattie West left this morning for Wal ton to visit relatives and extend greetings.
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Mattie West
Walton
Directors Consider Bonuses As Factories Prize Debate
Mass meeting of citizens and stockholders of the Industrial Association tonight may decide whether to amend by laws to permit cash bonuses to secure factories. Directors warn without bonuses the association cannot attract plants and several directors threaten to resign. New Castle examples are cited to defend or refute the practice.
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Logansport Industrial Association
North Court Room
Brock
New Castle
Logansport
Charles Herniey
Newastle
Maxwell Automobile Works
Hornley
Maxwell
Four Survivors Attend Indiana Infantry Picnic at Spencer Park
The Indiana infantry survivors held a yearly reunion at Spencer park, with only four veterans present this year L E Brown Miami township John Hanson Fulton John Butler Roann and Mayor McKee of the city. An additional reunion is planned for September 17 at Mayor McKee's home. Relatives from Kokomo Logansport Peru Adamsboro Miami township and other areas attended or were listed as present.
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Twat
Indiana Infantry
Spencer Park
L. E.brown
Miami Township
John Hanson
Fulton
John Butler
Roann
Mayor McKee
McKee
Michael Oliver
Kokomo
Lewis Meek
Logansport
J. W. Butler
Henry Charles
Snyder
Peru
M. E. Oliver
Adamsbero
W. B. Packard
Emma Taser
This City
B. Bray
Blanche
Townsend
Mexico
Allen Lews
Chicago woman returns home after visit
W Mahel Smith of Chicago had been visiting relatives and friends in this city and returned to her home this morning.
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W Mahel Smith
Chicago
Trains Delayed by Mexico Knife Man
A black man in Mexico, delaying Vandalia Eel River trains, was fatally shot by Detective King as he lunged at Deputy Sheriff Frank Hostetter while resisting arrest. The unidentified suspect halted trains, fought locals, and refused to be captured or named.
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Mexico
Ofcer
Eel River
Vandalia
Pegro
King
Frank Hostetter
Hern
Local Foresters Wilson and Umbarger attend Pera lodge exercises
I G Wilson and George Umbarger of the Foresters group attended the meneis exercises of the Pera lodge yesterday.
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I. G. Wilson
George Umbarger
Pera Lodge
Old Settlers Meet Saturday Promises Big Picnic and Fried Chicken
The Old Settlers committee plans a county picnic at Spencer Park with chicken dinners, music, speeches, and games. Members include president W. H. Tucker and secretary W. W. Hilton, with a large turnout anticipated and a note on rising memberships.
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Old Settlers’ Committee
North Court Room
A. B. Irvine
Atlans Township
Jud Williams
eBthieheny
Charles Berkshire
Boone
J. J. Jillian
Clay
al Porter
Clinton
Russell Deacon
Deer Creek
B. F. Loutham
Eel
Leonard Burton
Harrison
A. D. Fawcett
Jackson
Wilson Seawright
Jefferson
Clayton Boyer
Miami
W. H. Brandt
Noble
S. P. Younglove
Tipton
Jesse Martin
Washington
W. H. H. Tucker
W. W. Hilton
Spencer Park
Delirious Patient Hindered By Night in Hospital
Paul Genvesth, admitted to St. Josep's hospital Saturday morning, became delirious overnight. He urged to leave the hospital and a police call led Patrolman Wermess to take charge. He remained in the ward all night and required force at times to stay in bed.
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Paul Genvesth
St. Josep’s Hospital
Hes
Wermess
City Officials Here Tomorrow Logansport Hosts State Meeting
The seventeenth annual Municipal League of Indiana gathering begins tomorrow in Logansport at the High School building. Delegates from nearly every city arrive by train and interurban, register with the city clerk, and attend an opening program with remarks by J. Pred France.
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Seventeneth
Municipal League of Indiana
Logansport
J. Pred France
Huntington
Barton B. Egler
First Presbyterian Church
George P. McKee
Viitors
George R. Durgan
Lafayette
Joseph Murphy
Wabash
W. P. O’neal
Richmond
George W. Noa
Vincennes
Pythians Honor Deceased Brothers In Kokomo Memorial
About 150 Knights of Pythias from Kokomo attended memorial services at Broadway M E Church and decorated graves at Mt Hope cemetery. Some 300 lodge members and 100 Good Intent members participated with parade led by George Yarmon and Fiks band. A service featured Rev White and Miss Margaret Bilter with K P quartet.
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H. of P. Lodge
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Good Intent Lodge
Af Kokomo
K. of P. Templa
George Yarmon
Fiks
Markt
Third Street
Rev. White
Kokomo
Harrington
Kokom
Local Schools Close With Commencement Activities
St Vincent and St Bridget schools close Friday while St Joseph prepares to shut doors Thursday night for commencement. A five act drama Elizabeth of Thuringa will be staged by students with piano solos by Mary Tussing and Josephine Rothermel. Caroline Reinhart Marguerité Hartz sing, Fred W. Kerber delivers salutatory and Mary Tussing gives the valedictory Virtue Alone Ennobles as graduates receive diplomas.
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St. Vincent and St. Bridget
St. Joseph School
Mary Tussing
Schlitz Team Edges Post Office. Challenges Ottos for 100
The post office team lost yesterday morning to the newly organized Schlitz team by a score of 1 to 1. The Schlitz team issued a challenge to the Ottos for a $100 game.
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Schlitz
Ottos
Post Office
Suit Filed for $25,000 Over Car Incident
Miss Alice C. Kennedy sues Fort Wayne & Wa bash Valley Traction for 25000 claiming personal injuries from July 2 1905 when alighting from a Broadway car the motorman accelerated causing her to fall to the road.
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Alice C. Kennedy
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Corn Theft Reported Along Wabash Rail Line
Report notes corn loss from shelled grain along the Wabash railroad main line near the bridge at Seventeenth Street. Delagtes arrived on the scene as the incident was observed.
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Eral
Delagtes
Istant
Seventeenth Street
McCain couple Win Six Dollar Judgment in Court
B F McCain and Estella McCain won a six dollar judgment against Newton Evans in Judge Graves court Saturday afternoon. The suit arose from an old account.
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B. F. McCain
Estella McCain
Newton Evans
Judge
Miss Carrie Porter Visiting Wabash Guest of Miss Helen Clymer
Miss Carrie Porter of Wabash is in the city as a guest of Miss Helen Clymer.
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Carrie Porter
Wabash
Helen Clymer
Haney Donates 2000 to Bestian Church Construction
W E Haney presents trustees of the Bestian church with 2000 in cash to fund the construction of the new church. The donation supports completing the building project.
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W. E. Haney
The
Bestian Church
George Parker Takes Three Day City Vacation
City letter carrier George Parker will be away for a three day vacation. He will be out from the start of the week, with duties temporarily covered by substitute staff.
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George Parker
Labor Day Plans and Union Involvement Detailed
The Trades Assembly discussed finances for the big Wabash Valley Labor Day celebration and seeks broader support beyond union members. A Chicago Women’s Trade Union League request to elect a representative for a July 14 conference was forwarded to the league for selection. The Labor Day committee schedules a memorial day on June 30 and a related service at Mt. Hope cemetery, with a meeting at Judge Smith’s office on Wednesday at 8 pm to finalize preparations.
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Trades’ Assembly
Labor Hall
Wabash Valley
Woman’s Trade Union League of Chicago
Chicago
Woman's Union
League
Tid Schandley
Detroit
Mich
Organized Labor
Labor Day Committee
Labor Memorial Day Committee
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Judge Smith
RE Smith
M. Grady
C. Clugston
Roche
O. P. Smith
J. F. Liman
J. Malay
A. J. West
Ee Schwerdman, Jr
C. Demerly, G. W. Cogley and
E. H. Laing
Court actions include divorce filing and mortgage foreclosure
Laura M. Claybourne files for divorce from William H. Claybourne. In Thompson and Os born v Jordan Hecht et al a cross complaint seeks mortgage foreclosure and a receiver. Ann Harrington is appointed guardian of the insane Jeremiah Kellerher.
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Laura M. Claybourne
William H. Claybourne
Thompson and Osborn
Jordan Hecht
Hecht
Ann Harrington
Jeremiah Kellerher
Bill Smith Sentenced After Abuse Allegations
Bill Smith was jailed for twenty five days after reports that he caused his wife and mother to sleep on the kitchen floor while he lounged in bed. Virgil Kipers and John Moore have been missing from home since Saturday.
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Bill Smith
Virgil Kipers
John Moore
Free Dog Circus At Spencer Park This Week
Superintendent Ryder of the city street car lines hosts a free dog circus at Spencer park this week. Boynton's dog circus performs daily with shows at 4 PM and 8 30 PM.
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Ryder
City Street Car Lines
Spencer Park
Boynton
Trustee Appointed for Corner Track Works Failure
At a creditors meeting Walter S. Bent of Wabash was named trustee for the defunct Corner Track Works. Liabilities total $36,000 with assets of $10,000.
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Walter S. Bent
Wabash
Long cliff to open new women's ward by mid July
The new women's ward at Long Cliff should be ready around mid July as construction nears completion. Most of the work is finished and awaiting final touches.
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Longcliff
Jones Family Guests at Mrs Biacketor's Sitter Home
Mr and Mrs Chas T Jones with sons Aaron and Chas Jr visit the former sitter Mrs Joshua Biacketor as guests.
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Chas T. Jones
Aaron and
Chas, Jr
Joshua Biacketor
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Eel River Division
OLD Settlers
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Hien
Broadway M. E
Pythias
St. Joseph’s School
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Woman's Labor League
Free Dog Circus
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