Former Atres Seeks Divorce Over Cruelty and Absences
Harriet B. Snell files for divorce in Elkhart County against Thomas Thornton Snell seeking 160000 alimony. She cites ill treatment and neglect, notes his absences to Hot Springs New York and abroad, and reports a Dec 7 1907 claim they cannot live together. Judge Dodge orders filing secrecy.
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Goshen
Ind
Harriet B. Snell
Elkhart
Thomas Thornton Snell
Storks
Hot Springs
Ark
New York City
James S. Dodge
Thomas T. Snell
Thorney
Colonel Snell
Illinois
St. Joseph
Thorney” Snell
Snell i i
Samuel Gifford Seeks Republican Nomination for Circuit Clerk
Samuel Gifford announces his candidacy for circuit court clerk on the Republican ticket, pending county convention results. He serves as deputy clerk under Harry S. Elliott, has led office duties for four years, is Indiana University educated, a former rail mail clerk, and a proven public speaker with strong community respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Gifford
Daily Reporter
Elks’ Hall
Mr. Giffont
Harry S. Elliott
Indiana University
Uncle Sam
Special council meeting delayed by league travel
The council's special meeting called by Mayor McKee for last evening was not held because several members attended the Municipal league in Laporte. The meeting will be held this evening to consider appropriations for the electric light plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Laporte
Municipal League
Girl of the Hour at Nelson Next Week
Rehearsals for the musical comedy Girl of the Hour began yesterday morning. The show opens Monday afternoon and stars Miss Helen Stuart with the current company and several new faces in the east. The play is expected to be a bigger hit than The Jolly Widow now drawing crowds.
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the Nelson
Helen Stuart
Crystal Theatre Announces Strong Card For Next Week
Tom Hardie promotes a crowded Crystal bill with Burke and Farrow in a bright comedy sketch Ed Hayes and Clarence two real comedians Harry Jones singer Lorraine and Howell grotesque comedians and the famous Crystal moving pictures.
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Tom Hardie
Crystal Theatre
Little Playhouse
Burke and Farrow
Ed Hayes
Clarence
Harry Jones
Lorraine and Howell
Crystal Moving Pictures
Broadway Theatre Opens With Refined Vaudeville Acts
Hetmick and Sipe, managers of the new Broadway theatre, plan a Monday afternoon opening as a refined vaudeville house. Acts include The Regal Trio, Kreetere the music wizard, and the Heim children, with illustrated songs and animated pictures to accompany the debut. The venue, formerly the Dowling, promises a lively program.
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Messrs. Hetmick & Sipe
New Broadway Theatre
Regal
Kreetere
Heim Children
Broadway
Dowling
Barnes Wins Monticello Trust Building Contract
Local contractor James J. Barnes secured the Monticello Trust building contract for 13,400 dollars. The project award confirms Barnes as the successful bidder for the new structure.
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James J. Barnes
New Trust Company
Monticello
Panhandle roadmen ordered to exam watches
The Panhandle roadmen must have their watches examined by C. H. Church, the official watch examiner, between July 2 and July 25.
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Panhandle
C. H. Church
Ban on Hula Hula Shocks Honolulu Sailors Visit
Honolulu reports a ban on the traditional Hula Hula dance for visiting Battleship fleet personnel. Rear Admiral Sperry barred the grass-skirted performances, prompting local stir amid prior tolerance for prize fighting aboard ships and past sailor fatalities.
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Honolulu
South Seas Entrance
Sperry
Admiral Speery
Noblesville Mother Arrested for Attempted Child Harm
Mrs. Thomas Gildersleeve is in custody in Noblesville Indiana accused of trying to kill her nine year old daughter. Neighbors rescued the girl who was unconscious from suffocation after the mother sat on a pillow placed over the child's mouth. Authorities report prior hospital treatments for the mother and note her strength hindered officers during arrest.
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Noblesville
Ind
Thomas Gildersleeve
Central Indiana
Decoy Program Targets Theatre District Harassment
Pittsburg police chief McQuade deployed a dozen well dressed young women with detective experience as decoys in downtown streets to trap loiterers near theatres. Each decoy accompanied by a plain clothes officer netted about twenty suspects who faced heavy forfeits and rough handling in some cases. By night the offenders dispersed to clubs and saloons.
Still Solicitations for YMCA Tot Fund Continue
Still soliciting for the YMCA tot fund. With $3,000 on hand, workers aim to reach $10,000. Tomorrow evening at the Baptist church prominent YMCA workers will speak at a large meeting.
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Baptist Church
Breld
Church Services Highlight City Congregations And Speakers
A roundup lists sermons and schedules for Dunker, Universalist, Evangelical, AME, St Lukes, Broadway Presbyterian, First Church of Christ Scientists, Broadway Methodist, Baptist, and Cumberland Presbyterian churches. It notes special soloists Miss Eva Reichart and Miss Lara Jones, visiting pastors, and upcoming speakers with times for Sunday school, morning worship, and evening programs.
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Universalist Church
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Broadway
Frederick Brown
Evangelical Church
Wheatland Avenue
Brown Street
G. D. Sastes
Eva Reichart
Allentown
Lara Jones
William Kelly
Schwerdman
Cumberland Chapel
Michigan Road
First Presbyterian
Barton B. Rigler
Market Street
M. E
W. J. Vigus
Wabash
Ind
St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
James O. Simon
E. BE. Neibel
Africa
Broadway Presbyterian Church
First Church of Christ
Christian Science
Broadway Methodist
Eighth and
Broadway Streets
John C. White
P. Joss Parrish
Jacksonville
D. D
J. B. Shultz
Dixie Land
Parrish
Baptist Church
Seventh and Broadway
A. A. Mainwaing
Bible
Mexco
Marsh
Church of Christ
Columbia Street
Authority of Christ
E. C. Richardson
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
West Broadway
E. A. Arthur
Christian Endeavor
L. M. Houser
Indianapolis
Buell Emmerich Out Sick From Vandalia Machinist Job
Buell Emmerich a machinist helper at the Vandalia plant is absent due to illness as reported for the current work period.
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Buell Emmerich
Vandalia
Fornoff Serenaded by Elks Band After Quiet Wedding
Henry Fornoff, newly married without warning friends, was serenaded by the Elks' band of which he is a member. Prof. John Coons, spokesman, presented him with a pedestal as refreshments were served. Fornoff resides at 725 Helm Street.
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Henry Fornoff
Elks’ Band
Fornoff
John Coon
Barld
Henry
Fornolf
Helm Street
Pert couple nearly misses wedding to catch Wabash train
Mr and Mrs N F Murphy of Pert fled a wedding belling and drove toward Detroit to catch a Wabash train. They lost their bearings and wandered to Onward before finally arriving in time to board the train.
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N. F. Murphy
Pert
Detroit
Wedding Held Quietly After Bride’s Brother’s Death
Jefferson Deachler of this city wed Hazel Martin of Hartford City in a quiet Wednesday ceremony conducted by Rev. J. A. Brey. The wedding followed the death by drowning of the bride’s brother.
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Jefferson Deachler
Hazel Martin
Hartford City
J. A. Brey
Aerial Objectors Warnings From American Aero Club
The American Aero club warns Postmaster Johnston to request that shots not be fired at approaching aircraft over the city. Charles Glidden and companions aboard a recent flight were struck by bullets twice.
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The
American Aero Club
Johnston
Charles Glidden
Y M C A Boys Meet with Debate and Lecture
The regular Sunday afternoon meeting of the Y M C A boys is planned for tomorrow. A debate will be held and a capable speaker will give a lecture to the boys.
Elks Home Dedicated in Vincennes Amid Lodges Visit
State notes report the new Elks house in Vincennes dedicated last night with visiting lodges in attendance. Several localities are mentioned for separate incidents and deaths including a Denver doctor killed by a train, a Indianapolis junk dealer struck by a locomotive, and other fatal or notable events across Indiana.
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Elks
Vincennes
Cure for sore nipples touted in nursing salve notice
A nursing mother notice claims Chamberlains Salve cures sore nipples after nursing. It advises wiping off the salve with a soft cloth before the next nursing and notes many trained nurses use the salve with best results. Sold by W. H. Porter.
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W. H. Porter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atres
Sam G. Gifford
Dorothy DeFerreet
Broadway Theatre
Barnes
Jackies
Mott Smith
Pittsburg
Thomas A.mcquade
Dunker
Union Sunday School
North Side
Christian Workers
Theatre
Nelson
Downeall
Heim
Kreetore
Prige
the Daily Reporter
State News
Harry Piper
Denver
Alonzo Kasee
Suggs
Sullivan County
Frank Hart
Milwaukee
Calip Asberry
Jeffersonville
Mark Binney
Covington
David Faulkner
H. M.warner
Brazil
Fred H. Cole
Mies Irene Burop
Bloomfield
ArdéPson
Newton Jacobs
Warsaw
William H. Turner
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