Rich Widow Finances Divorce Release in Wabash
In Wabash Indiana on May 11 Mrs Carrie Kane obtained a full release from her estranged husband Harry Kane for 5000 dollars after a drawn out dispute over an annulment clause. Kane had sought remarriage with a Denver widow but faced Mrs Kane’s insistence on complete freedom without strings. Mrs Kane, formerly Carrie Shyock of Rochester, runs a tailoring business in Grand Rapids Michigan. Rosar Mason and other acts arrive at Nelson Theatre with dates through May 29 highlighting a strong stock company tour.
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Wabash, Ind
Carrie Kane
M. R. Gardner
Harry Kane
Kane
Carrie Shyock
Rochester
Gardner
Chicago
The
Nelson
Rosar-Mason Stock Company
Rosar
Eileen
Baby Mildred
Teddy Bear
Mystery of Black Veil Suicide Club Emerges
Wealthy Muskegon youth Herman De Kruyter was found hanged beneath a sidewalk wearing a black veil and gloves. Investigators link his death to a rumored Chicago based Society of the Black Veil, suspected to recruit youths for a death pact.
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Herman de Kruyter
Muskegon
The
Black Veil
Chicago
Herman DeKruyter
Mich
de Kruyter
Suicide Club
de Kruyters
Society of the Black Veil
New York
Society
Earth
City Eyes New Ladder Truck for Engine House No 2
Fire Chief Charles Livingston says the engine house No 2 truck is too old for modern ladders and a replacement is badly needed. The aged vehicle served well in its day but a newer model is required now.
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Charles Livingston
The Gay White Way Ends Third Week at Garrick Theatre
The Gay White Way closes its third and final week at the Garrick theatre Sunday evening after a show featuring three stars and eighty performers including singers dancers and specialists.
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Garrick Theatre
Numerous Indiana Briefs Report Disturbing Events
Bruner of Brownsville collapsed at a church commencement. Stiver, 74, died of apoplexy on his Goshen farm. Mrs Harland of Frankfort burned starting coal oil. A 100 barrel daily oil well was found near Bedford. Mayor Rigdon of War saw tightens gambling watch. Kline of Warsaw shot in leg by warden while visiting fish and game law. Dan Gray of Jonesboro uncovers stolen sporting goods buried by river. Arno Schmidt of Madison dies by suicide. An unidentified man dies by carbolic acid at Fred Taylor’s Terre Haute home. Wabash levee at Vincennes breaks flooding thousands of acres. Lee Kohl of Lafayette struck by tor- in neck.
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Onch Bruner
Brownsville
Michael Stiver
Goshen
James Harland
Frankfort
Bedford
Charles A. Rigdon
Warsaw
Milo Kline
Fish and Game Law
Dan Gray
Jonesboro
Arno Schmidt
Madison
Fred Taylor
Terre Haute
Wabash River
Vincennes
Lee Kohl
Lafayette
Trains Strike Two Men Injures and Kills In Vincennes
A train strike badly injured a man and caused the death of Ben Squires, fifty, after being run over by a Big Four passenger train at Vincennes.
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Ben Squires
Vincennes
Advertised Letters at Logans Port Post Office May 11 1908
Advertised letters remain in the Logans Port post office for the week ending May 11 1908. If not called for within ten days they will go to the dead letter office in Washington D C. Names include men Axel Colins Frank Hooks John E Hynes Alfred Layman Howard Mandel Bennie Sitman and women Mrs J N Couchman Mrs M M Freeman Mrs Robert Bly Mrs Angie Wright.
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Logans Port
Department
Washington, D. C
Axel Colins
Frank Hooks
High Street
John E. Hynes
Alfred Layman
Howard Mandel
Bennie Sitman
Gophers Rally To Edge High School In 11 10 Victory
The Go phers defeated the high school baseball team 11 to 10 at Spencer park. Despite trailing 10 to 3 in the seventh inning, the Gophers rallied with strong hitting to win. Lineup featured J. Smith and W. Smith in the infield and C. Farley in left field.
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Spencer Park
Gophers
J. Smith
W. Smith
W. French
P. Ge
Morley Divorce Filed by Mrs. Frederick H Morley
Mrs. Frederick H Morley files for divorce from her Chicago husband in 1993 marriage. She cites cruel and inhuman treatment and seeks custody of their child.
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Frederick H. Morley
Chicago
Rev John C White to Deliver Lucerne Memorial Address
Reverend John C White of the Brozway M E Church has accepted an invitation to speak at the Memorial day ceremonies in Lucerne this year.
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John C. White
Brozway M. BE
Lucerne
Cumberland Presbyterian church marks 32nd anniversary
Congregation in this city observed the thirty second anniversary with elaborate services. Rev E A Arthur spoke, Frank Jeffries read the church history, and the old founding organ was restored for songs. The current roll call listed surviving members and charter members include A W Hawkins Emily Hawkins William Buchanan Sarah Buchanan and others from local towns.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
E. A. Arthur
Frank Jeffries
Sarah Foust
Matilda Planck
Newton Bridge
George Harris
Adelia Brown
Marion
A. W. Hawkins
Decatur, Ill
J. D. Larrimore
Muncie
Emily Hawkins
William Buchanan
Sarah Buchanan
Jeremiah Evans
Phoebe Evans
Mary Treen
Sallie Burk
D. C. Plank
Matilda Plank
Samuel Farlow
Mary McDowell
Catherine Biggs
Frederick Cashew
Annie Cashew
Sarah Biggs
Mary E. Winters
Emma Cain
Mary L. Woll
Jonathan Pittman
Jahre Pittman
Robert L. Foust
Sarah R. Foust
Sarah A. Bridge
Breckenridge Bohanan
John H.holbraner
Matilda Holbraner
Ella Alexander
National Flag Day observance urged in Logansport
The Logansport community will mark National Flag Day with stronger observance this year. Ralph E. Prime of New York urges general recognition, recalling Congress 1777 enactments on thirteen stripes and stars, and noting twenty states since 1815. The flag is hailed as a symbol of liberty carried worldwide.
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Logansport
Ralph E. Prime
New York
Flag Day Association
Congress
United States
Call for Nationwide Flag Day Observance 1908
In a call to governors mayors and public officers across the United States and to teachers editors and citizens a appeal urges a unified Flag Day celebration on June 15 1908. The message asks widespread proclamation public awareness and enthusiastic participation from churches homes and schools across the land.
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le Broeige
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Rosar Mason Co
Lion and the Mouse
al G. Fields
Minstrels
Mary Mannering
Blanche Ring
Jefferson de Angelis
George Dane
Alexander Carr
Montgomery Brewster
David Warfield
Melville Ellis
Maude Raymond
Bill Simmons
Queenie Vassar
Paris
Post & Russell
Montgomery & Stone
Messrs. Shubert
Eileen Rosar
Rosari-Mason Company
Cass County Loan
J. F. Murdock
Mgr
Stettiner
Net
J. N. Couchman
M. M. Freeman
Robert Bly
Angie Wright
J. M. Johnston
P. M
High School
Thea
United Coal Yard Company
Wabash Tracks
W. L. Morris
Blue Ridge
Jackson Hill
West Va
Jackson Hills
Kentucky
Wabash Railroad
15Th St
Unitain Cual Yards Company
Gonine
Theatre Nelso
Fred
Sasyn
Eeundon
Ann
Matinee Daily
Fach Peeters
Kewanee
Messinger & Sullivan General Contractors
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