Old Cumberland Presbyterian Church Anniversary Readings
The Cumberland Presbyterian church of this city marks its thirty second anniversary with morning services at West Broadway Church at 11 o'clock. Rev. E A Arthur will give a short address and a history of the church will be read by Frank Jefferies. The first organ will be used and hymns from a century ago will be sung. Charter member roll call includes seven living members: Mrs. Sarah Foust, Mrs. Matilda Planck, Newton Bridge, George Harris, Mrs. Adelia Brown, Mrs. A W Hawkins, and J D straight.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
West Broadway
E. A. Arthur
Arthur Foust
Frank Jefferies
Cumberland Presbyterian Mission Board
A. W. Hawkins
West Logan
Sarah Foust
Matilda Planck
Newton Bridge
George Harris
This City
Adelia Brown
Marion
Decatur, Ill
J.D
Trouble Over Dog Ownership Involving Titus
Police called to settle a dog ownership dispute. Saloon keeper Peter Titus is charged with assault and battery after demanding a pup from the Conners family, who say Titus previously gave their child the dog and later took a pup. Court set for Monday as taxes are noted in the case.
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Peter Titus
Harry Conners
Titus
Custer
Bitter Floor Fight Over Campaign Finance Secrecy
In a heated House exchange, Mr. Williams denounced Mr. Payne as aligned with the whiskey fraud and other scandals. He urged posthumous disclosure of campaign funds to expose motives and curb corruption, insisting the past be laid to rest while challenging the future.
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Payne
Williams
Credit Mobilier
Neihrieked
Mr. Williams
Sheriff Delays Farm Excavation in Gunness Case
The Gunness farm search paused as Sheriff Smutzer seeks more evidence to identify the basement remains. Louis Shultz will sluice ashes for metallic relics while guards escort crowds away from the site and morgues. Fresh depositions on Helgelein’s movements were taken, and Lamphear ties reexamined.
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John H. Ball
Smutzer
Louis Shultz
Gunness
Andrew Helgelein
Wm. Slater
John Rye
Helgelein
Lamphere
Michigan City
Gunness Farm
Slater
South Dakota
Mack
Joshua Dorner
Dorner
Frank Pittner
First National Bank of
Laporte
Mansfield
D. Pittner
Charter members listed for Larrimore group in Muncie
Larrimore of Muncie presents a full list of charter members including Hawkins and Evans families, Plank and Farlow clans, Pittman, Woll, Biggs, Cashew, and others, detailing community founders. The compilation names individuals such as Jere miah Evans, Emily Hawkins, Mary Winters, Ella Alexander, J D Larrimore, Martha Larrimore, and Elizabeth Finch among the early members.
Sullivan Knocked Out In 20th Round Bout
Twin Sullivan took a blow in the 20th round and was unable to stand. The veteran fighter showed craft but was badly out of form and looked ragged as the bout ended.
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Stanley Ketchell
Sullivan
Mission Street
Jack
Ketchell
Jack Sullivan
Twin Sullivan
Two Women Arrested for Loitering on City Streets
Mrs Maul and Mrs Mooney were arrested last night for loitering after police had repeatedly told them to stay off the streets.
Former local street car chief visits Saginaw
E. C. Folsom, once the city street car lines superintendent, is visiting with friends. He is currently in Saginaw Michigan serving as local superintendent of city lines.
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E. C. Folsom
City Street
Saginaw, Mich
City Lines
Former farm hand talks on Gunness case in Oklahoma City
Emil and Fred Greening, Oklahoma City workers who were on the Indiana farm last summer, detail visits by a dozen men to Mrs. Belle Gunness and the disappearance of Jennie Olsen. The brothers describe trunks left behind, frequent male visitors posing as cousins, and Gunness’s guarded treatment of workers amid ongoing murder investigations.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Laporte
Emil Greening
Fred
Indiana
Belle Gunness
Greenings
Jennie Olsen
Gunness
Jennie
California
Moe
Michigan City
Mrs Gould Loses Point in Jury Trial Suit
Katherine Clemons Gould’s bid for a jury trial in her separation suit against Howard Gould was denied by Justice Dowling in New York Supreme Court. The court ruled that juries are not used for matrimonial issues unless absolute divorce is sought.
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Associated Press
New York
Katherine Clemmons-Gould
Howard Gould
Supreme Court
Justice Dowling
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Vici
Fourth Street
Market Street
Forsythe, Mitchell and Welson
Elizabeth Arthur
Cass County
Thomas H. Wilson, Jr
By Mr. Frank
Pre
Everal
Mtieth
Bostonian
Michigan
Peter
Milton
American Printery Co
Preme Court of the
United States
Val Streble
Wall Street
Wilkomen
Voige
E. B. McConnell
Broadway
Folsom
Fleck
Turman
Tood & Simons
Market St
William D. Sieber
W. T. Witson
Atty
Cordell Bros
Joseph T. Bahr
Third and Broadway
Jno. W. Markley
Court House
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