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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1903

Page

22

Wedding at Bloomingdale draws campers to Shades

Special to the Indian Colts Journal reports a Bloomingdale wedding day celebration with Miss Gertrude Miles and Mr. Herbert Wiley arriving by train from Indianapolis. Festivities included tents, a wedding supper, camp fire, and a royal reception for campers and visitors.

Indian Colts Journal Bloomingdale Ind Gertrude Miles Bobbs-Merrill Book Company Herbert Wiley Indianapolis Turkey Run Ethel Sahm

Shades of Death Resort Sees Record Crowds and Baseball Loss

Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports a sunny crowd at Shades of Death in Waveland Indiana on August 22 with visiting parties from Linden and Vandalia officials. A local Shades baseball club opened play at Pleasant View and was defeated 21 to 5, with a rematch planned soon. The Phi Kappa Psi Outing Club from Greens Castle remains in camp awaiting further activity.

Indianapolis Journal Waveland Ind The Shades Linden J. M. Chesborough Vandalia A. B. Cornelius Pleasant View Phi Kappa Psi Outing Club Greencastle

TORIES OF THE TOWN

A long recount of police antics and a domestic mishap in a fashionable North Pennsylvania street home. The piece recalls an era when officers hunted for anonymity after drinking at a brewery and a later Sunday dinner crisis caused by a missing maid ending with a quiet household recovery.

Pennsylvania Street

The Dead Remain with Us

Mr John P Simmons of Chicago reflects on enduring presence of the dead who linger in memory and in moments of familiar voice and vision The unnamed speaker explains such experiences feel real though they are illusions tied to our ongoing existence and time.

Washington Post John P. Simmons Chicago

Winona Lake hosts record Winona Bible Conference crowd

War sa w Indiana reports the ninth annual Winona Bible Conference Aug 16 27 drawing 6 000 to 8 000 attendees. Rev J Wilbur Chapman founder director praises success as the Winona Summer School ends with over a thousand students. Indiana University biological station led by Prof Carl Eigenmann continues one more week.

Indianapolis Journal Warsaw Ind Winona Lake Winona J. Wilbur Chapman Indiana University Biological Station Carl H. Eigenmann Indiana University

Social Guests At Local Inns And Parks

Mrs. E. H. Fuehring of Indianapolis is a guest at the Na-Au-Say. Miss Mary I. Westervelt of Laporte spends a week at the park. Mr. Stonex of Goshen visits Theodore Frazer at the Toboggan. Mesdames Minnie McKnight and C. N. Holden are guests at the Inn. Mrs. C. Martz of Fort Wayne stays with Mrs. S. F. Bowser at the Wayne. Mrs. N. J. Pope of Wilmette also a guest.

E. H. Fuehring Indianapolis Na-Au-Say Mary I. Westervelt Laporte Park Mr. Stonex Goshen Theodore Frazer Mesdames Minnie McKnight C. N. Holden C. Martz Fort Wayne S. F. Bowser the Wayne

Winona Bible Conference Guests From Many Towns

A long list of visitors and guests at Winona assembly sites includes residents from Nappanee Huntington Wabash Frankfort Indianapolis North Manchester Mishawaka and other Indiana towns. Attendees are staying at Winona hotels Evangel Hall and the Shadyside Shibode and at various local cottages while participating in Bible conferences and related events through the season.

Hoosier William Miller and Nappanee D. F. Miller A. R. Keracofe Huntington Ghent Ross Walter Wabash Green Gables Alice Kramer Frankfort Winona Hessel Charles Kehler Carbondale Shadyside Denny Andrews Winona Cottage Alexander Craig Indianapolis Scott Edith and Orrill van Buskirk Rowan Shiloh Ida Snof Neta Harter Lena Sandoz North Manchester American Sunday-school Union Indiana Merrimac Julia Faukner Anna Branfield Peru J. B. Wertenber Portland E. T. Eberhart Mishawaka W. F. Knap Fort Wayne Park Miss Fudge Dunkirk Joseph Hamilton Washington E. H. Warren Charles Little Leonard Schuder Columbia City Miss Wharton Anderson Lawrence Funderburg Laketon Henry Ranke Assembly Carrie Paterson Dessie Weeks Verna Alrey Evangel Hall Ethel Halstead Brazil Hannah Cox Muncie Ethel Kerr Rose Jenkins Lillie Kerr P. P. Huffer D. Swaine Ida Bartlett Bluffton G. F. Kenaston Crawfordsville Myrtle Raber W. A. de Vault Bessie Rogers Churubusco

Wawasee and Pine Lake Outing Amid Lakeside Cheer

At Wawasee and Pine Lake gatherings, locals and visitors enjoy sun soaked afternoons and picnics. Guests from Cincinnati and Indianapolis join cottage stays, launches, and dances at Waverly Beach with birthdays and social events noted among Chicago and New York visitors.

Washingtons White House Concerts Draw Cosmopolitan Crowds

Washington Times observes Marine Band concerts at the White House and Capitol draw a diverse city audience. It notes varied attire and ages, the crowd’s behavior, and the music’s mood, contrasting performances and the uplifting social effect on residents and visitors alike.

Washington Times Washington Capital City Marine Band White House Capitol Capitol Plaza Lautermann Schubert Sousa Msuic Santelmoon Rotunda Darkey Herr Feirest Vienna America Strauss Capitol Building Congressional Man Annie Laurie Pietro Herrmann Pennsylvania Avenue State, War and Navy Lafayette Park

Jaw manipulation as a treatment for whooping cough

Jacob Sobel reports success with pulling the lower jaw downward and forward to control pearexysmes of whooping cough. The method reportedly works better in older children, prevents the whoop, and is harmless aside from a mouth or esophagus obstruction. Mothers should be instructed in its use to arrest attacks, especially at night.

New York Jacob Sobel

Yacht Race At Oakwood Park Crowned By Monquet

Cincinnati reports a sailing event at Oakwood Park where the Monquet owned by Eli Lilly won the race held Thursday afternoon after a Tuesday postponement. Swanhilda finished second for Colonel Durand, while other boats suffered mishaps. Aubrey and Walter Christopher visited Vawter Park for ten days before returning to Alexandria. Krauss of Indianapolis spent a couple of weeks at Oakwood Park as meetings continue.

Indianapolis Journal Wawasee Ind Case Goshen Syracuse Cincinnati Grace Lottie Lamb Oakwood Park Jones's Landing Pickwick Park Miss Ruby Ellis Abbott Carl Bane Messrs Cornelius and Steffin Michigan Indianapolis Mrs. Anderson Wawasee Inn Mr. Orr Frances Joseph Joiner Kurts Charles Johnson Toledo Miss Watte Weller’s Grove L. P. Mercer Chicago Copelin Caroline Harrell Louisville Miss Grove Robert W. Sharpe Horace M. Sharpe D. J. Schuyler A. W. Springer Lake Michigan Sharpe Cottage Waeverly Beach Wills Lorick Clifford Heinz Pitusburg Pine Lake William E. Schilling J. C. Hood Monmouth Olds J. W. Horter McCord Chautauqua Cage J. C. L. Fish Leland University Palo Alto Cal C. G. Cox Marcia Craft Sore Italy R. H Misses Russell Helen Weir Mary Oe Florence Keesler Louise Patterson Beach Pavilion J. J. Riley and Michigan City Clyment Hattie Verdin Fisler Walter Sharpe Waverly Beach Philippines Regular Sharpe Rough Riders Dellwym Bell San Juan Hill Hospital Corps United States Army Harry Wilson Donald Purdy Griewank Ralph Bramhall City C. A. Dungan Juthman L. C. Lyman H. C. Tengaman Emssett C. H. Holsendorf Fitegerald Neh Lake D. M. Christie Mies Zetta Christie Bryan O. Milo Meredith Wabash The Maccabees Tabernacle H. 5 Huffman W. J. Fox Cates Fred Hodapp Weller's Grove Nelson Darling Oklahoma City Lake Moore Laura Keck Chioa Welles Wirt Watkins Milwaukee Margaret Logan Denver Col Aubrey Walter Christopher Vawter Park Alexandria Mr. Krauss Eli Lilly Colonel Durand Swanhilda

Americans Dominate Honduras Banana Trade Valleys

John A. Brewer reports rapid American takeover of Honduras banana production in the Sula valley. About 500 Americans live there, with nearly 60 percent as banana growers, while natives perform labor. The area is developing rail extensions, a banana exchange at San Pedro, and a largely American work culture amid tropical climates and limited social life.

New York Herald Honduras Sula Valley San Pedro Wall Street New York Stock Exchange Bay Mr. Brewer United States Normandie Brewer Jr Brewer M. B. Mills Michigan Stove Works Mecca Cuba Mexico Guatemala Nicaragua Sula United

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