Interurbans Expand Through Tickets From Indianapolis
Indianapolis interurban operator Union Traction announces through tickets from Indianapolis to Chicago via Peru with two daily through trains. Baggage checked through sleeping cars reserved. connections planned to Louisville Columbus Toledo Detroit St Louis and Buffalo later. Through service with Wabash Clover Leaf and more routes to Winona Lake South Bend Elkhart Maxinkuckee and other eastern points outlined. family tickets offer twenty rides for twenty dollars.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Louisville
Columbus
Union Traction Company
Chicago
Toledo
Detroit
St. Louis
Frank D. Norviel
Union Traction
C., C. & L. Railroad
Peru
Indiana
Buffalo
Norviel
Winona Lake
South Bend
Winona
Elkhart
Warsaw
Maxinkuckee
Logansport
Lodge and Club Meetings Urge Attendance
Purity Rebekah lodge No. 127 members are asked to meet at 7 30 this evening to arrange attendance at Brother James Ross s funeral. Eel River lodge No. 417 of the I O O F will hold a meeting with degree work and important business. Ladies Aid at Universalist church opens money barrels Wednesday afternoon. Presbyterian church ladies form missionary union. A O H holds regular meeting this evening. Lorain council Daughters of Liberty meets tomorrow at 2.
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Purity Rebekah Lodge
James Ross
Alice Patterson
Noble Grand
Cora Butler
Eel River Lodge
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Universalist Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Lorain Council
Daughters of Liberty
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Townships
Listing of transfers including Hiller Semans to McClain for lots 10 11 12 in Galveston Ind and Noble county parcels 20 acres from Reighter to Michael plus others involving Conn Halsey Dunkel Neff Foster McNamee Swigart Lyons Garver Fidler and Winemiller across Jefferson Clay Washington and Noble townships with prices from 550 to 4000 and streets such as Franklin Spear Columbia George and Seventeenth streets.
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Mary E. Hiller Semans
James McClain
R. D. Griffith
Milton Dunkel
John Robert Neff
George T. Tipton
Twentieth
Spear Streets
David Foster
Joseph Atkinson
Columbia Street
Liberty
George McNamee
Frank M. Million
Jefferson
Rosalie E. Swigart
Alice A. Thomas
John W. Thomas
Clay
American J. Lyons
Henry E. Garver
Washington
Harry Fidler
Flora Winemiller
John P. Uusher
George Street
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Street
Count Spiridovich Refuses Marriage For Militant Vow
Chicago on May 19 Count Arthur Spiridovitch of Russia declares he is not seeking a wife and cannot marry. He says his militant religious order requires him to fulfill a vow to liberate Acedenia and its 2 500 000 persecuted Christians from Turkish rule. He heads the Slavic benevolent society in Moscow which now pursues freedom for Macedonia and Armenia.
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Chicago
Arthur Spiridovitch
Russia
United States
Acedenia
Slavic Benevolent Society
Moscow
Macedonia
Armenia
Assessors Report on Property Values by Township
Five assessors submit figures for Deer Creek Royal Center Boone Adams Bethlehem Clay Clinton Jefferson Jackson Galveston. Entries list improvements and personal property values, polls counts, and dog tallies with dogs noted as included in Jackson township.
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Deer Creek
Royal Center
Boone
Adams
Bethlehem
Clay
Clinton
Jefferson
Jackson
Galveston
Jackson Township
Minister Neville’s Cannibal Island Survival Tale in New Albany
The Rev. Edmund A. Neville of St. Paul’s Episcopal in New Albany filed for naturalization as he prepares to join Indiana delegates at the Pan Anglican conference in London. Once captive fifteen months on New Guinea Island, he witnessed cannibals devour his companions after a massacre, escaped aboard a Dutch gunboat launch, and later used his experiences to aid missionary work and publish a native tongue dictionary.
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Ind
Edmund A. Neville
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
London
England
Indiana
Pan-Anglican Church Conference
Westminister Abbey
Floyd Circuit Court
Melbourne
Australia
New Guinea
Equator
New Orleans
Fly River
Neville
Dr. Neville
Oxford
China
Japan
Singapore
Central America
Canada
United States
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Colorado
Missouri
Sedalia
Grand Jury to Indict George Hill for Murder
The grand jury will indict George Hill who murdered his white wife. Hill lies in the hospital but is improving and will be taken to jail soon. He expresses remorse and has lost his nerve.
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George Hill
Indiana Congressman Watson Resigns From Ways and Means
Congressman James E. Watson of Indiana resigns from the Ways and Means Committee in Washington, marking a notable shift in committee leadership and policy influence.
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James E. Watson
Indiana
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Carroll In The Game Falls To Huntington
The Muncie SO league team previously based in Muncie was defeated at Huntington Sunday by 3 to 1. Dummy Dix pitched six innings with a rough showing before Manager Baird sent in Rosy Carroll who allowed only one hit for Huntington.
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Muncie
Huntington
Dummy Dix
Baird
Rosy” Carroll
Harmony toddler gravely injured after tub of boiling water
The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Murphy of Harmony likely will die from burns after falling into a tub of boiling water.
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John Murphy
Harmony
Harvard Professor Sued for Breach of Promise in Boston Case
Annie Man ley sues Philippe B. Marcou a former Harvard romance language assistant for breach of promise to marry. The 26 year old plaintiff recounts six years of support including cash for a lodging house and furniture, purchases of jewelry, and monthly payments totaling around 2,500 yearly, with an alleged plan to marry in 1906 and move to Paris after the wedding.
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Boston
Mass
Annie Manley
Philippe B
Marcou
Harvard University
East Cambridge
Pond
Middlesex Street
Holyoke Street
West End
Branders & Dunbar
Professor Marcou
Paris
Schleiger Elected Treasurer of State Bill Posters
Charles E. Schleiger of Logansport was elected treasurer of the State Bill Posters association at its Indianapolis meeting. Other officers named include President E. M. Watson Lafayette Vice President Marvin Hufford Frankfort Secretary Ed Harter Huntington and Directors R. N. Bullington Fort Wayne Burr Robbins Hammond W. H. Leavitt Brazil. Delegates to the Detroit national convention next July are Ralph Wishard Indianapolis and C. W. Stutesman Peru.
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State Bill Posters Association
Indianapolis
E. M. Watson
Lafayette
Marvin Hufford
Frankfort
Ed Harter
Huntington
Charles E. Schleiger
Logansport
R. N. Bullington
Fort Wayne
Burr Robbins
Hammond
W. H. Leavitt
Brazil
Detroit
Ralph Wishard
C. W. Stutesman
Peru
Patterson Joins 60,000 Slaves Fleeing Factory Service
Robert Patterson, a Milton area factory worker, joined in a mass exodus of 60,000 enslaved people between last Monday morning and Saturday noon seeking freedom and passage to safety.
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Robert Patterson
Milton
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