Samuel Leonard Croe Dies at 60 in Clinton County
Samuel Leonard Croe born December 17 1860 in Rosa Township Clinton County married Dulcina McCelland March 10 1881. He died April 15 1915 at age 60 after long illness. Survived by wife eight children four sisters two brothers four sisters in law and many relatives. Funeral at Marble Corner Church April 20 with Rev. Luther Bou and Rev. Bedeluscu officiating. Burial in local cemetery. A loving tribute notes his memory and leaves a vacancy in the family.
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Samuel Lenard Croe
Rosa Township
Clinton Co
Church of the Brethren
Willsburg
Ind
Dulcina McCelland
Ereat
Martin and
Ban
Norty Madison
Dave
Arthur
Willie
Zelpha Manning
Marble
Hanna Fouch
iXvmston
Tad
Mas
Marble Corter
Ituv
J. i Kintner
Luther Bou
Holton
Bedeluscu
Hypnotized by Light and a Window Gazer Incident
A Los Angeles report details a man who appeared hypnotized by light and unable to speak for hours, while an ambulance carried him to hospital. The piece also relays a tangential anecdote about the sultan of Turkey and the phrase bird's milk describing a condensed milk can with a bird image.
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Los Angeles
Louis A. Alberside
Ther
Canton
Peters
Watson
Abbright
Danas
Turkey
Satoniki
Mohammed
Abdial Phimid
Fard
Norn Kindness
Fereneda
Marble Corner Items Show Local Social Ties and Visits
Miss Annie Stewart visits sister Carrie Johnston in Little York. Various residents list visits and errands across Marble Corner, Dupont, Madison, Versailles, and surrounding towns, with multiple families hosting and traveling over the past week. Local church services noted by Rev. Luther Bedel of Holton.
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Annie Stewart
Carrie Johnston
Little York
Luther Bedel
Holton
Sam Johnson
Lester Wildman
Charles Anderson
Sardinia
S. G. Anderson
Ina
Mollie Anderson
Ben Anderson
John King and Son
Rabbit Plains
Our Town
Flora Riehm
Emma Jordan
Flora Oehler
Dupont
Peter Riehm
George Willoughby
Archie Dilk
Shirley Giddings
Madison
Frank Bayless
Bryantaburg
Lizzie
Belle Thomas
R. F. Rogers
Marble
Messre
Harry Dannecker
James Anderson
Versailles
Alfred Wagner
San Jacinto
Marble Corner
Dulcena Cripe
Bush Manning
Alice Anderson
Mollie
Virginia Ebel
Marble Valley
J. W. Hash
Stanly Derington
Leslie Chadwell
West Fork
Arts of Peace Quote Inspires Reflection on Progress
The excerpt contemplates a future when the science of destruction yields to the arts of peace. It asserts that genius multiplying power and diffusing comfort should be valued by society, elevating reason and common sense above all. The speaker cites Arago as the source of the sentiment.
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Raekind
Arago
Surprise 12th Birthday Party For Martha King
A surprise party was held Friday night at Mr. and Mrs. Melvin King’s east Third street home for their daughter Martha’s 12th birthday. Guests arrived while she walked with a friend and found pink and white decorations, cherry blossoms, and rage leaves. The parlor hosted games after candlelight, and at nine o clock refreshments were served as guests expressed good wishes for future birthdays.
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Melvin King
East Third Street
Martha
Burglar Takes Light Before Fleeing In Cleveland
In Cleveland on April 28 a boarder at M. B. Mandel’s home woke to a burglar warning him to save the light. The burglar admitted his hold up and fled, leaving with a light. Separately, note that many new short railways are being built in Spain.
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Cleveland, O
M. B. Mandel
Pardner
Spain
Escape From Jonesville Court Sparks Manhunt
In Columbus Indiana three men James Spencer Jean Spencer and Donald Simmons were arraigned on intoxication charges when Simmons drew a revolver and fled with the others to a White river swamp. A posse of fifty pursued capturing two as shots were exchanged. James Spencer remained at large. Harry Patrick tracked and knocked Simmons down at Jonesville before arrest.
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Columbus
Ind
James Spencer
Jean Spencer
Donald Simmons
Indianapolis
Justice B. Good
Jonesville
Simmons
Crane
White River
Harry Patrick
D A R Board Debates National University Plan
The national board of management of the Daughters of the American Revolution met in Washington on April 26 to consider founding a national university. The John Paul Jones home in North Carolina is proposed, with state and county funds offered contingent on society contributions. Mrs William Cummings Story, president general, presided.
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Washington
National Board of Management of the Daughters of the American Revolution
John Paul Jones
North Carolina
William Cummings Story
New York
Edison Batteries Promise Long Submarine Duty at Sea
The U S government is building at Portsmouth Navy Yard a submarine using Edison designed apparatus enabling a crew to live 100 days underwater after accidents like the Honolulu incident. Miller Reese Hutchison announces Edison batteries claim an undersea range of 150 miles improving safety and endurance.
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Portsmouth
N. H
United States
Navy Yard
Thomas A. Edison
Honolulu
Miller Reese Hutchison
Mr. Edison
Edison
Judge Anderson Seriously Ill in Evansville
Judge A. B. Anderson of the United States District Court for Indiana was stricken with ptomaine poisoning and confined to the St. George Hotel in Evansville. A physician and nurse attended him as his condition was listed as serious but not dangerous. his temperature reached 102 degrees.
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Evansville
Led
A. B. Anderson
United States District Court For
Indiana
St. George
Ouree
Edison develops safer submarine batteries for war use
Edison and team announce new submarine batteries using a potash solution steel inside steel design to avoid chlorine and sulphuric acid gas poisoning. The L-8 class submarine will cruise underwater at four to five knots for 150 miles and has a 2,500 mile surface range with six torpedoes and 32 knot speed targets. Mrs. John Eyre Sloane will name the vessel. the Edisons welcome naval adoption and aim to protect crews in wartime submarines.
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Edison
John Eyre Sloane
Edison Laboratories
Hutchison
Portsmouth
United States
Newport
Mr. Hutchinson
Hoosterdom Happenings Highlight Local Degree Initiation
Tipton-Tipton council and Knights of Columbus started a class of thirty men in the second and third degrees. Candidates hailed from Noblesville Arcadia Alexandria and Elwood. Degrees held at the Elks home with a noon banquet at Knights of Pythias hall and an evening gathering. painter Linton-John Doyle of Indianapolis injured in city hall fall. four year old Kendallville-Keith son of Clem and Mrs McCullough died after scalding in hot water tub at Trinity.
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Tipton
Tipton Council
Knights of Columbus
Noblesville
Arcadia
Alexandria
Elwood
Elks
Knights of Pythias Hall
Linton
Johno Doyle
Indianapolis
Kendallville
Keith
Clem Mce Cullough
Trinity
Here
Vine Street Sunday School Growth At First Baptist
Sunday school attendance at the First Baptist church reached two hundred eighty with a rising livery department. The superintendent invites all nonattenders to join Vine Street Baptist for a steady, permanent increase, aiming for four hundred next Sunday.
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First Baptist Church
Vine Street Baptist Church
Madison Wholesale Market Prices and Flood Watch
Historical pricing list shows grains, feeds, poultry and hay items with per bushel and per ton rates. A flood disruption note accompanies market items, with references to old cocks turkeys geese and various feed products.
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Springer
Hay
Timothy Hay
J.schofield & Son
Pittsburg
Middleton
Wymond Ae
Baseball Standings and Market Reports Mixed in One List
The page shows National League standings with Cincinnati over Chicago 13 to 12 and Philadelphia 7 to 2, American League results Cleveland 1 over Chicago 12, and other scores. It includes American Association and Federal League results, then club standings, farm prices, feed and grain quotes, and a short note promoting Burdock Blood Bitters and Dean's Regulats for digestion and constipation.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Seevesesereres
Kansas City
Cleveland
Eeeereenenseases
Milwaukee
Columbus
Newark
Eeseeneseens
PCR
Buffalo
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