Weather forecast across states shows warm, fair weekend
The Aug 7 forecast reports fair and warmer conditions for Saturday across Washington and several states, with showers possible in western portions. Sunday brings cooler nights or showers in east areas, light to fresh southeast winds, and warmer highs in many regions including Michigan Kentucky and Dakota states.
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Washington
Michigan
Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Movements of Steamers Narrative Arrivals and Departures
Shipping news lists ships arriving and departing: German steamer Everpos!, Prince Ismund from Arable to Liverpool. Friedrich der and Rot from New York to Bremen and Rotterdam. Blev eher sailing to New York. La Bretagne and Ce vic arriving on New York routes. Cevic from New York docking at Liverpool.
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Philadelphia
Southamne
New York
Germaneo
Everpos
Prince Ismund
Liverpool
Scilly
Friedrich der
Bremen
Rot
Rotterdam
Southampton
Bleveher
VRE
North Dakota Supreme Court Voids $700,000 Education Bonds
The North Dakota Supreme Court voids the $700,000 bonds approved by the last Legislature for state educational charitable institutions. Bonds relied on lands granted by Congress, with proceeds earmarked for building projects. State auditor McMillin refused orders to fund land purchases, facing a mandamus action to pay the money.
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Supreme Court of
North Dakota
Congress
McMillin
State Board of University School
Admiral Brown Praises Culver Cadets at Drill in Indiana
Rear Admiral George Brown of Indianapolis visits Culver Summer Naval School, reviews cadets, fires thirteen gun salute, and attends a grand ball on Lake Maxinkuckee. Cadet band plays, and visitors witness boat drills as the blue admiral's flag flies from a lake craft. He compliments the proficiency of Cadets during the short summer session. Local social highlight marks the event with naval decorations and a talk on training officers and enlisted men.
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Culver
Ind
George Brown
Indianapolis
Culver Summer Naval School
Admiral Brown
Lake View
Naval Cadets
Brown
Lake Maxinkuckee
Gignilliat
John R. Wilson
Varen
Rs. Collis
Vories
Ogle
Robinson
I. L. Ketcham
Potts
Bliss
Prominent Worker Dies in Valparaiso and Richmond
Valparaiso Indiana August 7 Hon Samuel Skinner pioneer resident 80 years old alderman legislator former president First National Bank dies after short illness at his home. Richmond Indiana August 7 Los Angeles report death of Mrs E L Spencer of this city who went West for health prominent in social circles death due to consumption.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Samuel Skinner
First National Bank
Richmond
Los Angeles
Cal
E. L. Spencer
Veterans of three wars meet at Greenwood Park
A regional reunion draws Civil War veterans and veterans of the Mexican and Spanish American wars to Greenwood Park near Jeffersonville on Sept 1 and 2. Noted speakers include Col J C Majors, Hon John Hammell, Capt J W Fortune, and Col Charles L Jewett. Crills and other attractions promised. attendees expected from across the state.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Greenwood Park
New Albany
J. C. Majors
John Hammell
Madison
J. W. Fortune
Charles L. Jewett
Crills
Bride's Two Brothers When She Marries Mr Steege
Miss Ida E. Bruning, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bruning, will wed Rev Herman G Steege of Dundee NL at City Hall. The German Lutheran congregation uses the hall until the new church is finished. Two of the bride’s brothers will be brothers-in-law, having married her older sisters previously. The Steege family story includes a father and five sons who are all Lutheran ministers.
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Columbus
Ind
Ida E. Bruning
John Bruning
Herman G. Steege
Dundee
Steege
Constable Used Club in Beating Suit Filed
Charles Lindstrom, a laborer of Laporte, sues Christian Berg, a constable, and his bondsmen Dr W D Paxton and Alderman Charles Stuss for 000 damages in Laporte Circuit Court. Lindstrom says Berg arrested him for drunken insolence and struck him on the head with a heavy cane, opening his scalp, with witnesses noting the assault and rising indignation.
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Laporte
Ind
Charles Lindstrom
Christian Berg
W. D. Paxton
Charles Stuss
Berg
Lindstrom
Waterloo Mystery Solved in South Dakota Absence
Willis Baughman who disappeared from Waterloo Indiana July 22 has been found in South Dakota. He wrote his father that a quarrel with his wife prompted the departure. He secured a good salary job and plans to stay, clearing fears he was murdered.
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Waterloo
Ind
Willis Baughman
South Dakota
Funeral of J G Shanklin Held at Evansville Yesterday
Brief funeral services for John Gilbert Shanklin were held in Evansville with his body sent to Chicago for cremation. The converted white duck casket and planned Oak Hill Cemetery burial reflect his wishes. Also reported Lafayette death of William D Hiller. a Civil War veteran with two children and a widow.
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Evansville
Ind
John Gilbert Shanklin
Evansville & Terre Haute
Chicago
Shanklin
Piee Ee Ren
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Robert Shanklin
Bonnycastle Robinson
Louisville
Chio
Oak Hill Cemetery
Diamond Studded Badge Presents Retiring G A R Leader
Fort Wayne Indiana August 7 Col J Cory Winans well known passenger agent of the C H D road receives a jeweled badge to be presented to Grand Army of the Republic national commander in chief Gen Thomas A Stewart. The presentation will occur at the encampment in San Francisco. The badge cost 1200 raised by staff and features two brooches a stud and a ring with 18 karat gold leaves and enamel. It honors the Sixth Army Corps and Second Division and is described as the finest yet given to a retiring commander.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
J. Cory Winans
Grand Army of the Republic
Thomas A. Stewart
Winans
Grand Army
San Francisco
Sixth Army Corps
Jailbird son tracked to Wabash factory in escape tale
Sheriff from Wauseon with Marshal Lines located sixteen year old Will in the Walters table slide factory in Wabash. The boy ran away Saturday and was traced from Shelbyville to Wabash. The father, in disguise, brought him home. The parent suspects a jail prisoner influenced the boy toward independence.
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Wabash
Ind
H. H. Rittenhouse
Wauseon
Marshal Lines
Will
Walters
Shelbyville
Arisoner
Parachutist Baldwin Crosses Border Into Juarez
An Ascension 4 pilot from El Paso Texas landed across the Mexican border in Juarez. A customs officer detained him briefly before release after officials ruled his arrival was not disrespectful. Baldwin continues a Southern tour despite some ups and downs aiding his fortunes.
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el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Baldwin
South
Rural Routes Pay As Mail Volume Grows In Anderson
Anderson Indiana August 7 rural routes out of Anderson are growing popular as farmers increasingly use mail. Fury reports show fifteen carriers on the rural routes handled 73515 pieces of mail in the month, enough to keep every route on a paying basis. Office business in Anderson is steadily rising.
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Anderson
Ind
Fury
Library gains Siddall collection of classic works
Richmond Aug 7. A gift from the late Mrs Caroline Siddall has added a richly bound book collection to Morrison Reeves Library reflecting literary worth. Included are works from Shakespeare Bacon Milton Dante Virgil Goethe Bryant Hawthorne Norse poets and classical authors with a note on Dr Addison Russell’s influence.
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Richmond
Ind
Morrison-Reeves
Caroline Siddall
Siddall
Centerville
Addison P. Russell
Wilmington
Russell
Shakspeare
Bacon
Milton
Dante
Virgil
Goethe
Bryants
Montaigne
Hawthorne
Norces
Minister Granted Leave to Accept Saginaw Call
Elwood Ind Aug 7 A called meeting of the Muncie Presbytery granted letters of leave to Rev J A Dunkel late pastor of the Elwood church to accept a call at Warren Avenue Church Saginaw Mich A public reception honored the departing minister and family in the church parlor He will preach farewell Sunday morning and depart for Saginaw the next day
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Elwood
Ind
Muncie
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Dunkel
Warren Avenue
Saginaw
Mich
Indiana postmasters named and Palmer University changes
Indiana announces new postmasters in Keystone Albion Haymond and Riverdale with replacements on rural Westfield routes. Muncie reports Palmer University reorganizes leadership with Dr T M McWhinney acting as president alongside Dr John R Latchaw, aiming to accelerate the $10,000 fundraising for the Palmer endowment.
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Washington, D. C
Indiana
Charles 8
Scott
Keystone
Wells County
Joseph
Neff
Albion
Bullitt
Riverdale
Lawrence County
Alfred B. Andrews
Carrie H. Greinkmyer
Haymond
Franklin County
William Osborn
Glen Smith
Meade Smith
Westfield
Ind
Indianapolis
Muncie
T. M. McWhinney
Palmer University
John R. Latchaw
Francis A. Palmer
New York
Sisters travel to Madison to learn brother’s fate
In Jeffersonville Mrs George Baker her husband and three children journeyed from Jeffersonville to Madison by wagon to see Davis Sanford reported dying in the Reform atory hospital. Sanford had actually been sentenced from Columbus for petit larceny. In Fort Wayne H H Swaim deputy state entomologist visits to train farmers in San Jose scale control using kerosene when trees are bare.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Davis Sanford
Reformatory Hospital
George Baker
Madison
Baker
Sanford
Columbus
Fort Wayne
H. H. Swaim
San Jose
Wild animal resembling lynx sighted near New Lebanon
SULLIVAN Ind Aug 7 Considerable excitement surrounds this area after residents near New Lebanon southeast of Sullivan report a four foot long wild animal resembling a lynx or jaguar. Several people have seen it and a hunting party is being organized to capture the creature.
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Sullivan
Ind
New Lebanon
Church changes and civic notes across Indiana towns
Church in Shelbyville seeks replacement for resigning pastor Rev C Beekes of Chicago. In Shelbyville Mr and Mrs William Morgan celebrate their 54th wedding anniversary with a family gathering. Professor W Donley tests a new pipe organ for First Baptist Church and the committee approves. organ project for the new Catholic church.
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Shelbyville
William Morgan
W. Donley
Indianapolis
First Baptist Church
Donley
Anderson
J. O. Morrison
Physio-Medical College of
Morrison
Lafayette
Tippecanoe County
Wabash River
Richmond
Starr Piano Company
Wabash
Jesse Jones
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Hope of arbitration believed conference can soon be arranged at Marion
Marion labor leaders say an early settlement is possible as machinists and Gemmer factory owners may meet for arbitration within days. Elwood people will not boycott the fair association, though strikes delay work resumption. The labor situation remains largely unchanged for the past three days.
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Marion
Elwood
Fair Association
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Machinsts
Elwood Labor Trouble Ends In Settlement At Fair
Elwood Indiana August 7 The carpenters union dispute with the Elwood Fair Association over nonunion art hall work ended in a settlement after more than two months of warnings. The nearby fair grounds used for baseball were boycotted and placed on the unfair list as the Elwood fair nears. Separately central union telephone cables were damaged during a strike by company workers with suspicions of sympathy sabotage.
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Elwood
Ind
Carpenters’ Union
Elwood Fair Association
Central Union Telephone Company
Flint glass strikes delay start in Pennsylvania plants
Pittsburg August 7 despite wage scale settlement at Star Island conferences there is no general resumption of work. Pressed ware plants of National Glass Co idle while Phoenix glass works Monaca and F H C Fry Glass Rochester strike. Disputes over an old rule lead to legal action by Phoenix against workers and possible proceedings against national union officers.
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Pittsburg
Star Island
National Glass Company
Phoenix Glass Works
Monaca
F. H. C. Fry Glass Company
Rochester
Judge Overrules Demurrers In Sugar Duties Case
New York August 7 Judge George W Gray in the United States District Court overruled demurrers by George R Bidwell former collector of the port in the suit by American Sugar Refining Company to recover 58027 with interest from October 11 1899 for Philippine sugar and 21716 with interest from April 18 1900 for Porto Rican sugar The court held merchandise is imported when it arrives at the port of entry not before, transportation on the high seas being preliminary to importation The case began in state court and was removed to federal court.
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New York
George W. Gray
United States District Court
George R. Bidwell
American Sugar Refining Company
Panay
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Philippine Sugar
Goo Js
Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
Bidwell
Paris
Washington
Gray
oPrite Court
High Seas
United States
Greenwood man Wesley Owen dies after illness
Wesley Owen died Thursday at his son Fred Owens home on East Main Street of bronchial and heart trouble. Born November 18, 1831 in Clinton Maine he married Maria E Ladd in 1840s and moved to Indiana from Albion Maine. A blacksmith by trade he left the work due to ill health, survived by wife and son Fred Owen a local druggist. Funeral Saturday at 0 in the M E Church with I O F in charge. burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Greenwood
Ind
Wesley Owen
Fred Owen
East Main Street
Mr. Owen
Clinton
Maine
Maria E. Ladd
Indiana
Albion
Owen
M. E. Church
I. O. F. Lodge
Greenwood Cemetery
Muncie
Peter Fulhart
Samuel Yoder
Morris
Ill
Woods
Elkhart
Darke County
Ohio
Methodist Epis Anas Church
Must Lay New Street In Wabash Ind
The Federal Asphalt Company of Chicago began removing asphalt on Main street to lay new pavement. This first post organization contract uses Kentucky rock asphalt but failed to meet specs. Cost runs about $10,000, with one block also to be taken up on South Wabash street.
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Wabash, Ind
Federal Asphalt Company of
Chicago
Main Street
Wabash Street
Death of Mrs Jane Boyd at Coal Creek
Covington Indiana Aug 7 Mrs Jane Boyd sixty was found dead in her bed at home Coal Creek after neighbors failed to see her in her routine. Cause heart trouble. She lived alone. Authorities reported no foul play suspected.
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Covington
Ind
Jane Boyd
Coal Creek
County
Wabash to gain branch of National Detective Association
Wabash Indiana August 7 1900s a local entry states that a branch of the National Detective Association will be formed. John W Wolpert organizer Soonay has secured about twenty charter members led by Sheriff C E Stewart and W O Talbert a wealthy horse dealer. Six hundred members are to be secured in this county.
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Wabash
Ind
National Detective Association
John W. Wolpert
Soonay
C. E. Stewart
W. O. Talbert
Former Franklin Baker to Receive Large Sum
Charles G Henderson, once of Franklin, is heir to about 250000 dollars after a relative’s death. Henderson ran a small bakery during his residence in Franklin.
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Franklin Baker
Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Charles G. Henderson
Henderson
Jessup to seek grand secretary post in Indiana Odd Fellows
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Richmond Indiana reports Thomas R Jessup of Richmond past grand master of the Indiana Odd Fellows will run for grand secretary before the November Grand Lodge session. It notes W H Leedy current secretary is the other candidate. In Franklin Indiana James Maloney, an elderly citizen, was knocked down and robbed in a business alley. Ishal Flinn arrested William Israel a farmer on the robbery charge.
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Richmond
Iind
The
Sons of St. George
Ohio
Indiana
Nelsonville
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Jessup
Indiana Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
W. H. Leedy
Franklin
James Maloney
Ishal Flinn
William Israel
Wayne County Aeronaut Drops Into Juarez Arrests
Richmond Ind Aug 7 Professor Baldwin Wayne county aeronaut and parachute jumper dropped into Juarez Mexico the other day and was promptly arrested. The usual manner in which a traveler drops into town is by walking but in Baldwin s case it was different. He was
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Richmond
Ind
Baldwin
Wayne County
Juarez
Mexico
Annual meeting opens in Huntingburg as hundreds gather
Evansville Ind Aug 7 The annual assembly of the Louisville district of the American Anglican Association began at Huntingburg today The attendance is large with many delegates present and activities underway through the day.
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Evansville
Ind
Louisville
Agelical Association
Huntingburg
Valparaiso meeting reports Presbyterian congregational event
Valparaiso Indiana dispatch notes a Congregational meeting within a Presbyterian congregation held in August. Details mention community gathering, deliberations on church matters, and local church leadership involvement. Further specifics are unavailable due to limited readable text.
Death notices from cities report banking and military figures
A cablegram from Rich Switzerland reports the death of Henr Laucheim sixty seventy years old of H B Laucheim & Co in Philadelphia. General A E Woodson aged sixty two and a half dies in Paola Kansas, after forty one years in military service. He will be buried at Arlington. Samuel George a capitalist banker and member of Les Etats Etablissant dies at seventy six in Wellsburg West Virginia.
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Rich
Switzerland
Henr Laucheim
Laucheim & Co
Paola
Kan
A. E. Woodson
Arington
Wellsburg
W. Va
Samuel George
Les Etatenate
Pazo Ointment Guaranteed Cure Promise
A druggist offers a refund if Pazo Ointment fails to cure piles including itching bleeding and protruding piles. The product is advertised at 50 cents with a money back guarantee.
Hair curling accident leaves woman badly burned in Connersville
Miss Mayme Claver, dressing for lunch, lit a lamp to curl her hair and tossed a match into a trunkful of clothes. The flames spread to her garments and she suffered severe burns while her grandmother helped smother the fire, injuring her own hands and arms.
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Connersville
Ind
Mayme Claver
Madison County Farmer Struck By Lightning In Serious Condition
In Anderson Indiana Luther Coy forty is one of Madison counties leading farmers. He was struck yesterday afternoon while standing in a door of a summer house on his farm. The bolt burned down the right side searing flesh and paralyzing the right leg. He is conscious but recovery is doubtful. In Evansville Indiana Charles Rietman wealthy farmer near Huntingburg in Dubois county was killed by lightning last night. He was forty five and leaves a family.
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Anderson
Ind
Luther Coy
Madison County
Neeey
Evansville
Charles Rietman
Dubois County
Huntingburg
Allen and Fireman Killed Near Monon Tracks
George Allen fireman at the Artificial Ice Company plant, known as Waddell, was killed near Lafayette when he rode a Monon track freight and was crushed by a switch engine as the train gained speed. He died hours later at St Elizabeth Hospital in Lafayette.
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Lafayette
Ind
George Allen
Artificial Ice Company
Waddell
Allen
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Tragedy at Bluffton as man died under traction engine
Elmer Kimmell, 29, was killed near Ruth, Indiana, when he climbed onto a traction engine wheel and the throttle was opened. The rear wheel crushed him as owner Raymond Stucker worked beneath the machine. He had been married four months. In Illinois, Thomas Dougherty of Illinois Central Railroad suffered a hand laceration two weeks ago and later developed lockjaw with little chance of recovery.
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Bluffton
Ind
Elmer Kimmell
Ruth
Raymond Stucker
Mattoon
Ill
Thomas Dougherty
Illinois Central Railroad
Dougherty
Train Hits Buggy Killing Mrs Clifford in Valparaiso
VALPARAISO Ind Aug 7 A Pennsylvania train struck a buggy carrying Mrs Frank Clifford of the county fatally injuring her horse and smashing the buggy to kindling wood The accident occurred this afternoon near Valparaiso and left the community shocked by the sudden loss of the resident and the animal involved.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Pennsylvania
Frank Clifford
Clifford
Trade and labor notes from Alabama meeting to coal strike
Judge George Gray agreed to arbitrate coal miners versus operators in Alabama and left Wilmington for the South to begin duties. A Cleveland meeting to appoint a successor to P M Arthur was postponed due to Eli Stevens absence. A New Haven bankruptcy petition by Sarah Platt, with about $10,000 assets, marks a rare move by a woman in that state. Carbie steel and textile sectors report shutdowns and strikes, affecting thousands as mills close for repairs. The National Jobbing Condtioners Association closes its Cleveland session with Louisville chosen as next venue and officers announced.
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George Gray
Alabama
Wilmington
Eli Stevens
Cleveland
P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Sarah 8. Platt
Carnegie Steel Company
Sharon
Pittsburg
South Sharon
Carnegie Company
Philadelphia
Saxonia Dress Goods
National
J. J. Martin
Louis B. Rolston
Edwin 8. Hooley & Co
New York
Dankers and Bro
Fences by Pennsylvania Railroad disrupt Winona Lake access
War sa w Ind Aug 7 The Pennsylvania Railroad Company fenced its Winona property and tore up electric line tracks blocking access to golf links and toboggan slide. The move cut off Dr J Wilber Chapman from his cottage and forced longer routes home. Officials could not halt the work and the outcome remained uncertain.
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Warsaw
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Winona Lake
Winona
Pennsylvate
J. J. Wilburn
Hilligos Wins Indiana Spiritualists Election At Camp Chesterfield
In Anderson Indiana on August 7 Dr G N Hilligos surged to victory in the Indiana State Spiritualists Association officer election at Camp Chesterfield, edging Edson City 57 to , with L P Mack as vice president, Miss Lydia Jessup as secretary, Henry Bronnenberg as treasurer, and trustees Michael Bronnenberg Laura Murphy and J W Smith. The retiring president E B Chamness urged regular salaries amid a debt clearance and cash balance. In Richmond Elizabeth Thorne of Sabina was reelected president of the Bible conference board. Elbert Russell became secretary and Sylvester Newlin treasurer. In Warsaw the International Sunday School Association debated continuing one lesson or using graded lessons, with a plan for four platform meetings at Winona Lake.
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Anderson
Ind
Indiana State Spiritualists’ Association
Camp Chesterfield
G. N. Hilligos
Hilligos
Edson City
Richmond
Friends’ Bible Conference
Elizabeth Thorne
Sabina, C
Elbert Russell
Earlham College
Sylvester Newlin
Westfield
Albert J. Bro’ Apolis
Df Witeingtas Gol College
Warsaw
International Sunday-school Association
Winona Lake
International Committee
Audium
Convention of Eastern Indiana Colored Baptists Ends Aug 1
In Franklin Indiana the Association of Colored Baptists of Eastern Indiana held its convention final sessions today. Prominent speakers included Dr Manuel of New Albany president and Alex Alexandria secretary. Delegates were hosted at a reception last night.
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Franklin
Ind
Association of Colored Baptists of
Eastern Indiana
Megs
One Hundred Pyee
Manuel
New Albany
the of
Alexandria
Knights of Pythias and Red Men Close Meetings in Shelbyville
In Shelbyville Indiana the final sessions of Knights of Pythias and Red Men gatherings were held at Nading's Grove. A large crowd attended as speakers including Hon. C. F. Polis delivered addresses while officials noted the day’s close.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Knights of Pythias and
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Nading’s Grove
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