Big Day of Ya Meeting Services in Open Air
The annual Christian Endeavor Union gathering drew large crowds with five thousand inside and out. Rev Edward E Woodard of Western Yearly Meeting spoke on faith and Christianity as a warfare urging practical living and thought, while other ministers led sermons and discussions in the city.
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Yearly Meeting House
Christ
Mgr. Kittrell
Woodard
Levi T. Pennington
Knightstown
Jacob Baker
Adrian
Mich
Hiram Woolam
Ludlow Falls
Francis ‘Thomas
Spiceland
John L. Kittreh
Harry ‘Keates
Yearly Meeting
Christian Endeavor Union
W. I. ‘Sayres
Winchester
Rose. Mills
Wabash
Richmond to be represented at Grand Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor meet
Richmond will be represented at the meeting of the Grand Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor in Indianapolis tomorrow. Preparations are underway to entertain the visiting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Grand Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor
Indianapolis
Couple Arrested in Ft Wayne Avenue Prostitution Case
Andrew Pardo, a one legged Italian, and Stella Schreckenhaust were arrested early yesterday on charges of associating and prostitution. Officers McNally and Little led the raid prompted by neighbor complaints and a late tip. They will be tried this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Pardo
Stella Schreckenhaust
Ft. Wayne Avenue
McNally
Little
Hospital Day Raises Funds for Reid Institute
Hospital day observed in Richmond last fall will be used again to raise money for the Reid institution. Last year over $500 was secured through voluntary subscriptions at business district stands with donors receiving tags. This year $1,000 is a reasonable expectation as hospital benefits have been clearly demonstrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Reid Institution
Kuhn Plans Full Week in Campaign Against Barnard
Democratic candidate Rev. T. H. Kuhn launches another busy week of campaigning against Judge W. O. Barnard. He reports cordial receptions and a favorable situation as he presses the fight to the final moments.
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Rev
T. H. Kuhn
Congress
W. O. Barnard
Kuhn
Prof Walter D Cook Campaign Update Near Milton
Professor Walter D Cook, Democrat for representative, is limited in campaigning due to a handicap. He has filled in at Milton schools for two weeks because the superintendent is ill and may need him one to two more weeks.
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Walter D. Cook
Centerville
Milton
Cook
Court Expenses for April Term Include Per Diems and Fees
A dated list itemizes April term court costs including juror mileage and meals, sheriff and bailiffs per diems, special judges and interpreters, probation and jury services, court staff, and repairs. Total reported expenses reach 2512.90 with multiple individuals named and amounts allocated to per diems, meals, and services.
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Petit Jurors
John A. Markley
Charles Arnett
Linus P. Meredith
Cologero Mercurio
T. J. Study
John T. la Follette
John L. Rupe
P. J. Freeman
Elizabeth Candler
J. Ss. Mc. Daniel
Y .Bookb
Vfien
J. M Wampler
A. le Bramkamp
Harry B. Penny
Currie
Pallbearers named for late resident’s service
The pallbearers were Finley Newlin, Fred Charles, John H. Johnson, John Stubbs, Henry King and William B. Hadley.
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Finley Newlin
Fred Charles
John H. Johnson
John Stubbs
Henry King
William B. Hadley
Democratic speakers include Joseph W. Kenney
The Democratic state committee sent out orators including Joseph W. Kenney an Earlham and Richmond alum practicing law in Indianapolis. He spoke at Chautauquas last summer and delivered lectures to large audiences on the topic of Ireland.
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Democratic State Committee
Joseph W. Kenney
Richmond
Earlham College
Kenney
Indianapolis
Chautauquas
Ireland
Doctor Norrell Relocates Office to Indianapolis
Dr. J R Norrell, a colored physician, has moved his office to Indianapolis while his family stays behind for now. G W Harley of Hollansburg Ohio purchased Dr Norrells driving horse.
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Indianapolis
J. R. Norrell
G. W. Harley
Hollansburg, O
Preparatory to Communion Service At First Presbyterian
Prayer meeting at First Presbyterian church Thursday evening prepares for communion to follow Sunday October 11. The event invites the congregation to reflect and anticipate the holy observance.
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First Presbyterian Church
Saloon Purchase Case Opens With Multiple Defendants
Charles Ernest bought two pints of beer and a pint of blackberry wine from George Muey at the Macy saloon near Liberty Pike. Ernest with Mrs. Freda Wilcox and Englecina Tull were arrested and to testify in circuit court as witnesses in a liquor selling case.
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Charles Ernest
Freda Wilcox
Englecia Tull
Ernest
George Muey
South”s Fifth Street
Liberty Pike
Harry Wilcox
Englocin Tull
South Fifth Steel
Menke and Hebble
Macy
Bailey
Muey
Australian wrestler Delewack to train here ahead of Friday match
Expect fast match as Delewack arrives tomorrow and trains daily through Friday at Phillips theatre. He will spar with and be coached by Pusch who aims to exploit the Turk’s strengths and weaknesses. Osmer of Fairmount Indiana challenges Delewack from Indianapolis, promising a strong preliminary bout before the big night.
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Delewack
Phillips Theatre
Pusch
Busch
Madisor
Osmer
Fairmount
Ind
Del
Indiana
Polis
Official Festival Program Highlights Parade and Events
Official festival program outlines October events with exhibits, parades, horse shows, and band concerts. It notes City Hall displays, neighborhood decorations, and expected participation from veterans and fraternal orders. Major attractions include horse shows judged by Kirk and Ulrich, and a grand industrial parade advancing from the court house along Main Street.
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North Tenth Street
Main
A _ streets
Court House
North Street
Cincinnati
Main Street
Twentieth
Main Streets
Street
Ft. Wayne Avenue
Tenth Regiment
Fall Festival Schedule Highlights Tenth Regiment Display
The program outlines October 8 activities including maneuvers at Athletic park, band concerts by the Tenth Regiment Band and Richmond band, and a 30 minute grand military ball at the Coliseum with Heidelberg’s orchestra. Edward Harris of the Young Men's Business Club announced it as the official Fall Festival plan.
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Tenth Regimental
Athletic Park
Richmond Band
Coliseum
Hidelberg
Dayton
Edward Mharris
Young Men's Business Club
City Y M C A faces pool tables clash
Dissatisfied members protest action by Y M C A directors over installing pool and billiard equipment in the building. Purchases are complete and shipment to the city will occur when the facility is ready. Widespread opposition centers on legality and impact on local stores and homes.
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Hom Beenos
Expected Hard Winter Prompts Charities Appeal
Leading members of the Associated Charities warn of a severe winter comparable to last year’s dire season. They urge a generous response to their appeal and plan to seek employment opportunities for as many job seekers as possible.
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Associated Charities
Nce
Will
Ex Mayor Dunne to Speak at Democratic Campaign Event
Edward F. P. Dunne, former mayor, will address a Democratic campaign gathering. Details on location and time were not provided in the readable text.
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Dunne
Cambridge In Beaten Knightstown Oct. Late Team
Cambridge fell to Knightstown in a late October game as the heavier squad used its size to gain the advantage and secure the win.
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Knightstown
Richmond City Band Closes Glen Miller Park Run
The Richmond City Band concluded its engagement at Glen Miller Park with fifteen concerts this season. A fair sized crowd attended yesterday due to late season and other attractions.
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Richmond City Band
Glen Miller Park
Teachers Joint Institute in Fountain City
Wirewater Ind Oct 4 The joint teachers institute of Franklin and New Garden townships was held at Fountain City Saturday.
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Teachers’ Joint Institute
Wirewater
Ind
Joint
Teachers’ Institute of
Franklin and
New Garden Townships
Fountain City
Heating the Jail Plans to Install Furnace in County Jail
Bids are to be received today by the county commissioners for erecting a furnace in the county jail to replace the existing damaged steam pipe line from the courthouse. The jail will be greatly improved either by concrete piles or by installing a furnace and boiler on site, with the latter favored.
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Court House
Whereabout The Wife Four Small Children Anxiously Awaits
Winfield Parker left his Centerville home on June 28 with his wife and four children, and has since remained missing. Police issued descriptive blanks with his likeness but have no word on his whereabouts. Authorities suspect possible mental distress rather than foul play, noting he carried only 15 to 20 dollars and no ticket records to indicate travel. His wife has contacted relatives across the state and west, yet the mystery persists.
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Winfield Parker
Centerville
Parker
Faster Service Between Cincinnati and Chicago Proposed
The C C L A R contemplates fast trains between Cincinnati and Chicago. If approved the full run would be completed in hours. Trains No 5 and 6 would cover the distance between Peru and Richmond with fewer stops under the plan.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Peru
Richmond
Postal Rate Agreement Eases One Ounce Letter to England
The new postal rate pact between the United States and Great Britain allows a letter weighing one ounce or less to be sent to England at a reduced rate. The agreement, likely part of broader post office reforms, clarifies international mailing costs for small letters.
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United ‘States
Britain
England
Services At Laurel Hall Attract Large Attendance
In Laurel hall for all attending. Members of churches of all denominations were invited to attend these services and those attending was quite large. Rev. Zerbe had charge of the services.
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Laurel Hall
Rev
Zerbe
Gas Service Restored After Pipe Break Near Rail
Natural gas was shut off for about two hours yesterday afternoon on the east side of the river to allow repairs to a broken pipe at Fifth Lead North D Street. Crews discovered the pipe beneath the street railway freight line rail, necessitating the outage while work proceeded.
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Fifth Lead
D Street
Street Railway
Promoters Report Success of Sunday School Rallies
Successful promoters of Sunday school rallies across townships report much good accomplished. Wayne county workers joined State Secretary Halpenny in the movement.
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Wayne County
Halpenny
Alfred Krone Suffers Fall Injury on Main Street
Alfred F. Krone, a well known citizen, fainted on the corner of Highth and Main last evening and struck his head on the curb. He received a large gash, was treated, and removed to his home on South Twentieth Street by city ambulance.
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Alfred F. Krone
Highth
Main Streets
South Twentieth Street
Clever Move Saved Party in Cambridge City Incident
A noted young imam and a wealthy Illinois companion were nearly arrested in Cambridge City for disturbing the peace after a car trip with two local girls. The local man aided by identifying the real owner, prompting the marshal to release the true suspect and depart, while further developments are anticipated.
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Illinois
Cambridge City
Cambridge
Farmers Rally Wary After Bond Posted On Suspect
A farmer Luther Rusk posted a $200 bond after being arrested for assault and battery on Winfield Eliason. Officers Hebble and McManus pursued the case from East Germantown to Pennville, noting farmers are easy targets for strangers. Rusk claimed no signer for the bond, while the officers warned farmers to vet strangers seeking bail money.
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Luther Rusk
Hebble
Sergt. McManus
Pennville
Winfield Eliason
Rusk
Eliason
Camtridge City
East Germantown
McManus
Dan O'Leary
Richmond
Will Anderson Authorship Note Appears in Relational Text
The fragment identifies Will Anderson as the author referenced in a sequence of related items. It outlines a bibliography style note linking Anderson to a set of works and contextual relations within the article’s discussion.
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Ulrich
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