Anarchist shot McKinley shocks nation
Reports on Friday September 6 recount President McKinley being shot by an anarchist at the temple of music. The crowd subdued the attacker as doctors moved him to Milburn home and the nation voiced shock and calls for strong anti anarchist measures.
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United States
Indiana Pioneer Regence Dies After Long Life on Farm
Obituary notes Regence who moved from Ohio to Indiana in 1855 and settled on a farm near Claypool. He married Eliza then Amanda F Stanfer, joined the U B Church in 1857, held many church offices, taught Bible class for eight years, and died after a devout life. It also mentions Wendell Shuler whose Rochester funeral drew deep sympathy for his personable character.
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Eliza
Amanda F. Stanfer
U. B. Church
United Brethers
Seward Township
Fairview Sunday School
Fairview
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Regence
Wendell Shuler
Jefferson and
Vine Streets
Local Social Notes and Weathered Barn Incident Report
A roundup of town residents and visitors including Parker and Homan families visiting kin, church attendance, calls on neighbors, and Sunday scenes. A storm damaged J. W. Shoemaker’s barn with two horses unharmed, while a North East of town buggy incident left the driver uninjured but the shafts broken.
School House Addition Promises Better Term for Children
Kosciusko county teachers and patrons discuss a project uniting the Lutheran church and school house to ease access from the street and improve surrounding appearance. The ensuing year will feature teachers S. L. Blue, W. Kern, Verna Hoke, Myrtle Anglin, and a strong call for patron support amid the Robison Park Kessler reunion turnout in Fort Wayne.
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Robison Park
Fort Wayne
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Indiana
S. L. Blue
W. H. Kern
Verna Hoke
Myrtle Anglin
Bumble bees thwart buggy ride with frightened passengers
Jobo Beeber attempted a cross country trip in a horse and buggy with Frankie and Georgia Worley when a bumble bee nest startled the hog and horse, causing a spill but leaving all riders unharmed. Visitors Ira Regenos and family from Michigan joined Chas Regenos in Palestine last week. Communion services are planned for Sunday September 22 at 3 p.m. with preparatory services Friday at 7 p.m.
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Georgia Worley
Bulding
John
Ira Regenos
Michigan
Grandma Regenos
Palestine
Chas
Regenos
Fairview Notes on Local Movements
Clint Paxton went to mile Saturday. Wire is working for Lon Norris this week. S. A. Hobman is visiting in Chicago this week.
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Wm. Wire
Lon Norris
S. A. Hobman
Chicago
Claypool Briefs News Summary
Local items report residents traveling to Fort Wayne for an excursion Sunday. E N Hill moved into the Whittenberger property on Main Street. Ford and wife from Rushville visited town one day. Lon Wilson suffers finger agony. Lib Wire staying with Mrs Regenos. Lou Mendel couple smiling. A girl was born to an unnamed family. E H Hobmason operated a Warren sale grocery Saturday. Fred Hines’s barn struck by lightning Monday evening. Miss Yocum improving from prior injury. Several youths joined the Ft Wayne excursion crowd Sunday. Miss Effie Hohman used excursion rates and traveled.
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Jefferson Regenos
Vet Johnston
Edward Clink
Maud Homan
Silver Lake
Willian Parker
John Homan
Elmer
Claypool
Neva Shobe
Barket
Nerya Shobe
Lillie Homan
Maua Homan
Fort Wayne
E. N
Hill
Whittenberger
Main Street
Barn Fire Destroys Fred Hines Farm Near Silver Lake
A lightning strike during Monday evening’s storm completely burned a barn belonging to Fred Hines, three miles northwest of Silver Lake. Hay, grain, wagon, bob sled and farming implements were lost. one calf and one pig perished while Mr. Hines survived a severe kick while rescuing horses.
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Fred Hines
Silver Lake
Consert and Son Item Not Fully Clear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a possible item or firm named Consert and Son with unclear context or action. No definite event, date, or place is extractable.
Bread quality sparks town bakery debate this summer
McGlennen notes bread quality and loaf size have improved as townspeople compare loaves from home bakers and the new first class town bakery. The moment highlights the advantage of local bread supply and competition among bakeries.
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