Weather forecast for Friday and Saturday across states
Washington and Midwest regions show warmer temperatures with fair conditions Friday and Saturday. Indiana expects showers may occur in the north, with breezy south winds by Lake Michigan. Lower Michigan trends warmer with occasional showers in the southeast, while Wisconsin remains partly cloudy and warmer with possible high winds from the south to the west. Kansas and Indian Territory forecast similar warmth with fair skies, South Dakota stays fair, and Kentucky expects continued warmth with Friday's fair weather. Local observations note clear conditions in North and North Central areas with moderate humidity readings and dawn wind patterns.
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Washington
Indiana
North
Fon
Lake Michigan
Lower
Michigan
Exin
Satfay
Wisconsin
Pye
Kansas
Indian Territory
South Dakota
Trans Mississippi Congress to Meet in St Louis
The Trans Mississippi Congress may meet in St Louis if the executive committee can arrange dates and entertainment. Delegates favored St Louis as the convention city, with decisions pending by the committee. The report to come tomorrow will push separate statehood for Indiana and Oklahoma and a fight on the floor over joint statehood for Oklahoma. The committee will back placing the consular service under the civil service and support a ship subsidy amid calls to bolster an American merchant marine.
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Seattle
Wash
St. Louis
Executive Committee
Indiana
Oklahoma
Congress
Fromington
Americans In a Wreck Near Tadusack After Quebec Voyage
A Quebec report says the steamer Carolina, en route to Baguenay, ran ashore at Saguenay river six miles from Tadusack. Of 117 passengers, mostly Americans, several reached shore on rocks or boats, suffering cold and wind as a tug later ferried many to Tadusack. A party of seventy five from the railroad team was also aboard.
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Quebec
Ang
Carolina
Baguenay
Saguenay River
Tadusack
Desseniger
Teania Railroad
Movements of Steamers Arrivals and Departures in New York
Movements of steamers listed include arrivals Norge Copenhagen and Christiansand to New York and Blucher to Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg. Other arrivals include La Savoie to Havre Bremen to Bremen and Ivernia from Montreal to Boston. Departures show Siberian for St Johns and Philadelphia and Graf Waldersee for New York.
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New York
Aus
Norge
Copenhagen
Christiansand
Blucher
Hamburg
Plymouth
Cherbourg
la Savoie
Havre
Bremen
STOWN
Ger
Liverpool
Esternland
Verpool
Philadelphia
Lavet Pool
Ivernia
Ton
Pomeranian
Montreal
New England
Boston
Tunisian
Siberian
St. Johns
Graf Wal- New York
Assault on an Editor in Delphi Indiana
Editor H M Hanna of the Flora Enterprise Sentinel was attacked by James Martin of Flora in Delphi. Hanna suffered painful injuries but was not expected to be seriously harmed. Martin jumped from behind a tree striking Hanna. he was arrested, held to Circuit Court for assault with intent to kill, and could not post bond. Martin is known as a tough offender with prior burglary sentences.
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Indianapolis Journal
Delphi
Ind
H. M. Hanna
Flora Enterprise-Sentinel
James Martin
Flora
Enterprise-Sentinel
Martin
Hanna
Harry Stranahan
Barn Fire At Eberts Point Injures Horses And Suspected Arson
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports a barn at Ebert's Point Joy Wawasee owned by Bob Ebert burned last night. Two horses perished after being saved, likely killed by a passing train. Fire believed incendiary. Also in Liberty a August 20 fire in Billingsville destroyed a Doak residence a Doner residence and a Shanklins barn, with near total losses and little insurance due to no local fire protection.
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Indianapolis Journal
Syracuse
Ind
Bob Ebert
Ebert's Point
Joy Wawasee
Liberty
Billingsville
Union County
James Doak
W. Doner
W. L. Shanklins
Muncie
Charles Willard
East Adams Street
J. 8
Martin
Columbus
Hail and lightning wreck farms south of Valparaiso
A severe storm hit the area south of Valparaiso causing extensive damage to farms. Barns and their contents, including stock owned by C. C. Cole and Emery Dye, were destroyed by hail and fire.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Here
C. C. Cole
Aged Postmaster Dead in Indiana After 44 Years Service
Bloominton, Ill Aug 20 Frank B. Schrieber long serving postmaster died today at Cruger Woodford county aged 77. He was appointed in 1859 during President Buchanan's administration and served continuously for forty four years.
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Bloomington
Ill
Frank B. Schrieber
United States
Cruger
Woodford County
Schrieber
Bacan
New Albany Woman Frances Rice Maginniss Dies At 59
Frances Rice Maginniss wife of Col E A Maginniss died this afternoon after a stroke. She was 59 and survived by two daughters married to Capt Malvern Hill Barnum of Jefferson Barracks near St Louis and Morgan King Barnum of Chicago. She belonged to St Pauls Episcopal Church and was a charter member of Piankeshaw Chapter D A R.
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New Albany
Frances Rice Maginniss
E. A. Maginniss
Malvern Hill Barnum
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Morgan King Barnum
Chicago
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Piankeshaw Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Greencastle
Rhoachdale
Brockway
Commercial Club
Crothersville
Ind
Livina Wilson
Thomas G. Wilson
Andersonville
Richmont
Nimrod Nicholson
Greensfork
Evansville
Daniel McKenna
Sullivan
Sullivantown
Liberty
S. W. Leonard
New Castle
Peter Shaffer
Henry County
Terre Haute
John Lyde
Will Marry Her Hero Laporte Delhi Sept. 2
Invitations issued for the marriage of Edna Stevens of Chicago to James Millen Sheldon of Laporte set for Wednesday Sept 2 at the bride’s home. "Jimmie" Sheldon, famed Little Captain of Chicago University football teams 1901 and 1902, is a law student and future assistant coach.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Edna Stevens
John Henry Stevens
Chicago
James Millen Sheldon
C. W. Sheldon
Chicago University
Miss Stevens
Maroons
Jimmie” Sheldon
Chicago University Law School
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Oil Lease Secured After Persistent Offers Succeed
After owners rejected all bids, several offerent firms gave up hope until Ohio Oil Company representatives persisted and finally leased the property for a $1,200 bonus plus a one sixth royalty. Plans call for drilling multiple wells in a region believed to be oil rich.
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Ohio Oil Company
Hamilton County Prosperous Land Values Rise 40 Percent
Hamilton County reports a 40 percent rise in land values over six years under Republican leadership. County Assessor Nagle cites average land sale price around $62.50 per acre, with deeds showing higher figures of $75 to $80. Farmers remain the most prosperous group in the county.
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Indianapolis Journal
Sville
Ind
Nagle
Hamilton County
St Decus
Recorder
All in the Family. Indianapolis Journal Special
In Anderson Indiana James Comely a blacksmith and James Wordman quarrelled over wives. They dismissed a prior affidavits case in court. Mrs Comely seeks divorce and alimony after a later filing. Comely then paid her 1000 dollars claiming it keeps the family together and that all the money is shared.
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Lndianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
James Comely
James Wordman
Brown Street
Big Day for Grangers in Laporte Gathering
Arrangements for a large National Grange meeting in Laporte on August 29 with Hon. Aaron Jones master of the National Grange and Hon. BE Norris of Sodus New York executive committee chair and state master to address the assembly under Pine Lake Grange. Topics include promoting good citizenship improving agriculture profitability and elevating country life with better schools roads and country homes.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
National Grange
Pine Lake Grange
Laporte County
Governor Durbin Endorsed by Evansville Post for Riots
Farragut Post of the Grand Army of the Republic approves law and order measures and commends Governor Durbin for his stance on mob violence. The resolution praises President Roosevelt for his views and salutes Captain Blum and Indiana National Guard Company HE for their prompt obedience and soldierly conduct during the July 6 riot that left six dead and about thirty wounded.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Farragut Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Durbin
Indiana National Guard
Roosevelt
Blum
Removal of debt note postponed in Hammond bankruptcy case
Referee Pugh of the Bankruptcy Court withheld a decision for the present on removing a $17,000 note with interest from the estate debt list. Hearing of evidence has concluded. the note covers a claimed illegal debt from T C Hammond to his wife amid other debts. Fort Wayne capitalists S M Foster ill from ptomaine poisoning after spoiled fish at an Indianapolis hotel. He remains in danger then recovered.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
Pugh
Bankruptcy Court
T. C. Hammond
Fort Wayne
Samuel M. Foster
Indianapolis
New Castle
Christopher
Springfield
Ill
Claud Leakey
Panhandle Railroad
Leakey
United Brothers of Friendship Elects Officers at Richmond
The grand lodge elected officers today led by Grand master Dr W E Brown of Indianapolis Deputy grand master Professor Karen Phillips Indianapolis treasurer G F McMechem Evansville recording secretary Alexander Jones Alexandria and board of trustees chair G A Brown Richmond Muncie named as next meeting place.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Grand Lodge of the
United Brothers of Friendship
Negro
W. E. Brown
Indianapolis
Karen Phillips
G. F. McMechem
Evansville
Alexander Jones
Alexandria
G. A. Brown
Muncie
Gypsy Queen Costume Girl Returned to Home
Miss Emma Wiedel, fifteen, from Michigan City Indiana, ran away to join a street carnival and was found in Hammond impersonating a gypsy fortune teller. She wore a gypsy queen dress and appeared content with nomad life before her mother and a Hammond officer persuaded her to return home.
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Indianapolis Journal
Michigan City
Ind
Emma Wiedel
Caroline Wiedel
Hammond
Delusions of Barker and Birds Roost at Indiana Asylum
Elias Benson, recently refused from Logansport asylum on furlough, believes two large roosters pursue him one linked to Dr Rogers of the asylum and the other to a Laporte County resident, and that he can communicate with birds. Richmond notes Earlham College fall term looks strong with high enrollment, dormitory room requests rising, and campus improvements underway.
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Indianapolis Journal
Michigan City
Ind
Elias Benson
Logansport Insane Asylum
Rogers
Logansport Asylum
Laporte County
Benson
Richmond
Earlham College
Ohio Oil Company succeeds in Parker Field venture
Parker Indiana August reports the Ohio Oil Company's first Parker field venture as a success. Well No. 1 appeared promising and operations will be expanded. Additional interests were acquired, signaling growing activity in the Parker field.
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Ohio Company
Parker Field
Indianapolis Journal
Parker, Ind
Ohio Oil Company
Prison Reform Commission Defers Report Until Jails Visited
The Prison Reform Commission, after its first meeting in Michigan City, will not submit its report until all state jails have been visited. Warden J D Reid says the report will go to Governor Durbin before publication, with plans to continue visits at later sites.
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Indianapolis Journal
Michigan City
Ind
Prison Reform Commission
J. D. Reid
Durbin
Man's love for a canary shines in Richmond barber tale
Richmond Indiana August 9 A local barber HL H Kelling has kept a canary for ten years, the bird a constant companion in the shop. Neighbors recall the bird perched nearby as the barber tended patrons, a small daily ritual demonstrating the man's deep attachment to his feathered friend.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
HL. H. Kelling
Pet Bird Dies Sparks Mourning In Shop And Burial
In a shop a beloved pet bird died prompting a heartfelt farewell from customers. Wholl ing cried over the loss and then had the bird embalmed by a local undertaker.
National Horse Thief Detectives to Meet in Richmond
The National Horse Thief Detectives Association plans its next meeting in Richmond with national officers and Wayne county offices. The date chosen is October 5 and 6, with preliminary arrangements completed in Richmond Wayne county. Across town, construction begins on the Eastern Indiana traction line from Fort Wayne Avenue, linking Richmond to Winchester Portland and Marion as part of a Cincinnati to Chicago through route.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
National Horse Thief Detective Association
Wayne County
Indianspells Journal
Eastern
Indiana Traction
Fort Wayne Avenue
Winchester
Portland
Marion
Cincinnati
Chicago
Carnegie library cornerstone to be laid at Greensburg
Greene sburg Indiana corner stone laying at 2 pm tomorrow box with trinkets and copies of papers to be placed under stone no services planned. Other notes include Mrs Major returning from Mackinac Island joined by nurse Mrs Sammons and Edward P Mikeis gaining Interior Department agent status. Jackson township votes to build fifteen miles gravel road at estimated 33000 with Jackson county leading in gravel mileage. Teachers Institute sessions and recitals outlined with leading educators. Church reception in Shelbyville and resignations noted. Davis mill to be replaced by Globe Manufacturing Co maker of baby jumpers
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Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Ind
Carnegie Free Public Library
Seymour
Jackson Township
Jackson County
Indiana
Jackson County Teachers’ Institute
Brownstown
W. W. Black
Chicago
Emma Mount MacCrea
Purdue University
Richmond
Richmond Musical Club
Edward A. MacDowell
United States
Decatur County Teachers’ Institute
Martin W. Sampson
Indiana University
G. M. Halferty
Chicago University
Irving King
Wisconsin State Normal
W. L. Bryan
Shelbyville
First Christian Church
D. Linville
Bell Telephone System
Mr. Morris
Indianapolis
Anderson
Stella Franklin
New York
India
Miss Franklin
Christian Church
Franklin
Missionary Fields
New Castle
Davis
Globe Manufacturing Company
Diamond theft at Elwood fair grounds robs Anderson saloon keeper
William Newland, an Anderson saloon keeper, was robbed of a diamond valued around 1800 as he entered Elwood Indiana fair grounds. A crowded gate jam likely allowed the theft. the diamond was snipped from his shirt with pliers, leaving the screw intact. No clue to the stone or thief.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
William Newland
Anderson
Fair Grounds
Tragic suicide of C M Fittz at Wabash river bank
C M Fittz a traveling man from Washington Court House Ohio, brood over a tainted past and drank poison by the Wabash river near Lafayette Indiana. His body was found by fishermen, with a note and a boat adrift. authorities investigate his claims of a seven million dollar family and banishment for drunkenness.
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Lafayette
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
C. M. Fittz
Wabash River
Fitz
Washington Court House
E. V. Donnan
N. North Street
Fittz
O'Connor
Morrison
Dixon trial in Camelton widens as defense interviews witnesses
Mrs Dixon stands accused in Camelton Ind where testimony on August 2 centers on arsenic and stomach cancer as possible death causes. Doctors differ with Dr Lomax and Dr Brewer testifying Mrs Dixon may have purchased arsenic on her husband’s advice to poison rats while Dr Eads cites cancer. The defense continues examinations while the state presents grand jury testimony.
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Indianapolis Journal
Camelton
Ind
Dixon
Trial Witnesses Prompt State to Complete Probe by Noon
Testimony indicates the state may wrap its witness presentation by noon as the examination nears its end. A woman and her husband are noted in the proceedings, with reactions suggesting the defendant’s or related parties’ stance.
Nortonville suspect claimed not Carrington in Grape Creek case
Deputy Sheriff Charles Runyan brought a man arrested at Nortonville Ky who claimed to be Dode Carrington the Grape Creek murderer. The suspect, calling himself Thomas Owen or Cook, said he knew Carrington but denied being him and would return in a few days. He will be held pending investigation as townspeople and Carrington’s acquaintances doubt the identification.
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Indianapolis Journal
Danville
Charles Runyan
Nortonville
Dode Carrington
Grape Creek
Dede Carrington
Carrington
Reward
Whitlock
Thomas Owen
Thomas Cook
Colorado
Marshall Blanks
Bougher
Churches to federate plan of consolidation outlined
The Indiana Methodist Protestant Conference in Muncie opened with a quiet hour and heard that the president's salary was raised to 1300 a year. A plan calls for federation with United Brethren and Congregationalists, aiming for a three church council and eventual union representing about 1,100,000 members. Notable figures included 8 H Flood of Gosport, and speakers Dr M H Karstadt and D S Stephens.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Methodist Protestant Conference of
Indiana
S. S. Stanton
C. A. Dugan
Moses Williams
John H. Jones
Samuel Hayes
John Ballard
Methodist Protestant Church
H. Flood
Gosport
Flood
Queen Victoria
M. H. Karstadt
Indianapolis
Central University
United Brethren
Congregationalist
General Council of the United Churches
America
E. W. Halpenny
Halpenny
Indiana State Sunday School Association
D. 8. Stephens
D. D
Kansas City University
J. C. Berrien
Board of Ministerial Education
New York
Teacher George Mc Intosh Dies by Suicide in Family Presence
Corydon Indiana reports that George Mc Intosh a school teacher of Jackson township killed himself last night using carbolic acid in front of his wife and five children. He was thirty seven. No motive is given.
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Indianapolis Journal
Corydon, Ind
George McIntosh
Jackson Township
Uniform Widow Pensions Sought by Cavalry Group
In Brazil Indiana a reunion of Companies D and M Sixth Indiana Cavalry passed resolutions demanding uniform widows pensions of 12 dollars monthly. They object to varying amounts under current law and will urge Representative E S Holliday to push Congress for reform.
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Indianapolis Journal
Brazil
Ind
Sixth Indiana Cavalry
Bowling Green
E.S. Holliday
Congress
Bible Conference Work in Warsaw Opens With Noted Speakers
In Warsaw Indiana the Winona Bible Conference opened with Rev. R V Hunter of Buffalo as the principal speaker. Morning sessions featured Rev. James Orr Glasgow Rev W E Biederwolf Monticello and others. Afternoon talks included W D Reid Montreal Rev J W Van De Venter Dundee and Gideons representative Charles Palmer Chicago. Evening address by Rev John Balecom Shaw New York. The General Assembly Evangelistic committee led meetings with John H Converse Philadelphia and Rev J Wilbur Chapman. Foreign delegates Miss Elinor Stafford Miller and Miss Julia Layton of Melbourne participated. North Indiana Methodist Conference quartet and music team provided entertainment and musical support.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
R. V. Hunter
Buffalo
Winona Bible Conference
James Orr
Glasgow
Scotland
W. E. Biederwolf
Monticello
Cornelius Woelfkin
Brooklyn
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Clark
Chicago
W. D. Reid
D. D
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Canada
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Dundee
Mich
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The
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Hillside
John 8. MacIntosh
San Anselmo
Cal
A. C. Dixon
Boston
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New York
General Assembly
John H. Converse
Philadelphia
J. Wilbur Chapman
Iona
Elinor Stafford Miller
Julia Layton
Melbourne
Austria
Christian Endeavor
North Indiana Methodist Conference
D. H. Gould
L. J. Naftager
Kokomo
F. F. Rai
E. F. Naftager
Logansport
H. G. Smith
New York City
D. B. Towner
E. O. Excell
Pp. Bilhorn
John P. Hillis
J. J. Lowe
C. C. Case
George Fisher
Charles M. Alexander
Horace Ge
Robert Harkness
Bendigo
Australia
Secretary Storms Speaks at Tippecanoe Old Settlers Meeting
Dan Storms, secretary of state, headlined the annual old settlers gathering at Meharry's grove ten miles south of Lafayette Indiana. The event drew one of the largest crowds with music by the Newtown band as residents from Tippecanoe Fountain Warren and Montgomery counties swapped early day stories. Another large crowd gathered at Johnson's grove near Attica where Alva O Reser former Tippecanoe representative spoke alongside Rev W E McKenzie.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Daniel EB. Storms
Tippecanoe
Fountain
Warren
Montgomery Counties
Meharry’s Grove
Newtown
Meharry's Grove
Secretary Storms
Johnson's Grove
Attica
Alva O. Reser
Tippecanoe County
W. E. McKenzie
Reunion of Morgans Raiders Officers Named at Carlisle
At Carlisle Kentucky Morgan's Raiders held a two day reunion electing General Basil Duke as president, J. W. Bowles as vice president, M. Laufiey as vice president, Major O. S. Tenney as secretary and treasurer, with W. T. Havens as secretary and treasurer. A meeting for next year is planned at Park Hill if a committee approves.
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Morgan’s
Raiders
Basil Duke
Louisville
J. W. Bowles
M. C. Laufiey
Tenney
W. T. Havens
Park Hill
Boilermaker Strike Ends in Detroit Agreement
Detroit boilermakers end strike after June stoppage as they accept terms of the Employers' Association. Most workers will resume work tomorrow, with the settlement applying to major machine shops and shipyards in the city.
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Detroit
Employers’ Association
Former T master general Bissell ill in Maine
A Bar Harbor telegram reports Wilson S. Bissell once served as a treasury or interior official is ill with Bright's disease. Friends fear he may not recover.
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Buffalo, N. Y
Bar Harbor
Maine
Tmaster
Wilson S. Bissell
Bright
Whitewater Valley Baptist Association closes session
The annual meeting in Richmond Indiana ended successfully with Cambridge City picked as next gathering site. Rev Addison Parker of Richmond delivered the introductory sermon as discussions on missions and church work dominated the final day. Officiating officers for the association’s young people included Florence Endsley as president Elizabeth Smith secretary and Edna Dunham treasurer all based in local communities.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Whitewater Valley Baptist Association
Cambridge City
Addison Parker
Association
Florence Endsley
Elkhorn
Elizabeth Smith
Edna Dunham
Crusade Against Vice Tactics Revealed in Assembly Meeting
Warsaw Indiana August 2 The Presbyterian General Assembly committee on evangelistic work met in secret at Winona and announced plans for revivals nationwide during the coming year to wage the greatest crusade against vice in years.
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Warsaw
Ind
Presbyterian General Assembly
Winona
Lost in a great gale ships missing from Mobile
A cable from Puerto Cortez reports the steamship Brattan has lost the American bark John R Stanhope in the Jamaica storm. crew saved. The British schooner G E Bentley, cleared Mobile July 22 for Cienfuegos, carries Captain Wood and Eden remains to Grand Cayman for reinterment, with family aboard. The Bentley had not reported from destination for over a week.
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Ala
Brattan
Puerto Cortez
John R. Stanhope
Jamaica
G. E. Bentley
Cienfuegos
John Wood
Mr. Eden
Grand Caymen
Wood
Renni Eden
Vatican Denies Cardinal Rampolia Reappointment Rumor
report from Rome asserts Cardinal Rampolia was not to be reappointed secretary of state at the Vatican after long audiences with Pius X. A trustworthy source says the rumor arose from personal questions and to avoid internal matters, not from any official decision.
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Static
Rome
Piusz X
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Vatican
Dr Miles Heart Cure Endorsements From Michigan Readers
A letter from C H Smith of Flint Michigan recounts severe heart illness cured by Dr Miles Heart Cure after twelve bottles, enabling him to teach music statewide for eight years. Another testimonial from T H Alld of unknown location praises relief and urges trial, with a note offering a free book and a guarantee on the first bottle.
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Miles
Sam A m Cian
Michigan
C. H. Smith
Flint
Mich
T.H. Alld
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Dinner in Castel Gandolfo Honors Manila Archbishop
Dinal Rampolla as executor of Leo's will must consult with the Ponte on controversial points. Monsignor Kennedy, rector of the American College, hosted a dinner tonight at the villa of the American College at Castel Gandolfo in honor of the Most Rev. J. J. Harty, Archbishop of Manila. Attending guests included Cardinal Satolli, Monsignor O Connell, rector of the Catholic University in Washington, and Monsignor Fowler, Archbishop Harty's secretary.
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Leo
Ponte
Monsignor Kennedy
American College
The
Castel Gandolf
J. J. Harty
Manila
Cardinal Satolll
Monsignor O'Connell
Catholic University
Att Washington
Monsignor Fowler
Archbishop Harty
Oil Fire Destroys Oil Field Dwellings in Texas
A fire in the Shoestring district near Sour Lake Texas started by a careless worker spread through the Wirt Davis tract. It destroyed derricks and pumping rigs for about fifty yards around the origin, ignited by a leaking gate valve. Firefighters saved much machinery by moving it, and the blaze burned mainly waste oil by nightfall.
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Sour Lake
Tex
Wirt Davis
Fire damages plant. five storage buildings destroyed
Camden New Jersey August 20 The Chemical Company General of the United States plant was damaged by fire tonight causing about 135 dollars in losses. Five storage buildings were destroyed and the fire was attributed to spontaneous combustion in the storage safe area.
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Camden
N. J
Chemical Company General of the
United States
Lumber Plant Destroyed by Fire in Montgomery
A Conecuh Lumber Company plant in Montgomery was destroyed by fire today with estimated losses of 70,000 dollars and insurance coverage of 20,000 dollars. No further details on the cause or injuries were provided in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Conecuh Lumber Company
Prayed in Court Sends Prayer for Mercy in Chicago
In Maxwell Street police court John Francis fell to his knees and prayed for mercy as a jury deliberated. He was found guilty of disorderly conduct and fined with costs. The prisoner rejoiced aloud, saying his prayer had been answered.
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Chicago
John Francis
Maxwell Street
Francis
Hiecoe
Uor
Pinkham Cures Credited By New York Woman
Mrs Frances Stafford of New York testifies to the growing trust in Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related medicines. Skeptics yielded as cures multiplied and the remedy gained acceptance among women across America, drawing attention from scientists and thoughtful citizens.
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Lydia E Pinkham
America
Merit
Wise
Lydia Pinkham
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