Bible Conference Holds All Day Services at Winona Lake
ALL DAY SERVICES HELD WINONA LAKE IND Aug 25 The Bible conference ran sunrise to night with morning sermons by 8 D Gordon of Cleveland and J Wilbur Chapman leading Sunday school work. The afternoon featured J W Vandeventer and James M Buckley. Over 6 000 attended the sunset Hillside service led by Todd B Hale.
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Winona Lake
Ind
D. Gordon
Cleveland
Ohio Evangelization Movement
John Willie Baer
Boston
United Christian Endeavor Societies
J. Wilbur Chapman
L. W. Munhall
New York
J. W. Vandeventer
Scotland
James M. Buckley
Methodist Christian Advocate
Todd B. Hail
Baltimore
Assembly
John McNeil
Auditorum
Indianapolis Journal
Noblesville
W. H. Hickman
Greencastle
Hellopeter
Jonathan Jesse
R. Truitt
J. G. Essington
George Guffin
W. B. Graham
EK. F. Cottingham
Quarrel Over Cards Ends With Shooting In Laurel
In Laurel Indiana Manuel Vanatta and Charles Mullen quarreled during a card game. Blows were exchanged and Vanatta was later felled by a club blow to the head. While Vanatta walked home Mullen returned, pursued him, and shot him in the legs with a small shot load. serious injuries feared as Mullen fled.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laurel
Ind
Manuel Vanatte
Charles Mullen
Vanatta
Mullen
Ireland seeks grand jury on assault charges in Indiana
Special to the Journal from Rochester Indiana reports Frank Ireland trustee of Pleasant township Wa bash county caused the arrest of his brother in law James E Watson Akron Fulton county and Ray Pontius neighbor of Watson on charges of assault with intent to kill. They are under bond awaiting grand jury action. Ireland says he was decoyed to Watson's house and was struck without understanding the motive.
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Rochester
Ind
Pfrank Ireland
Pleasant Township
Wabash County
James E.i Watson
Akron
Fulton County
Ray Pontius
Ireland
Municipal system to begin heat plant project in Goshen
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Goshen Aug S city known for water works and electric plant now plans to enter hot water and steam heating. A dummy company will issue bonds to cover the total cost and the project will be operated subject to city debt limits.
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Goshen, Tod
Aug. S
Lasuen
City considers plant tied to water works bonds
A plan seeks to finance a new electric light plant via bonds secured by the plant itself, not city indebtedness, with heat and exhaust steam supplied by the water works. Construction could start in ten days and operate by mid November, despite opposing injunctions.
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Aimited
Miss Alma Louis and Charles W Jackson Eloped to Marry
Jeffersonville Ind Aug. Miss Alma Louis daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Louis and Mr Charles W Jackson former Muddy Fork postmaster and merchant eloped to Chicago last Monday night and wed Tuesday morning The couple intended to visit Louisville to see Robinsons circus but took a train for Chicago Jackson is a brother of Josephson at Rand McNally Chicago Hartford City Ind Aug 3% Bel sian window glass workers have been ap-
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Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Alma Louis
Herbert Louis
Charles W. Jackson
Muddy Fork
Chicago
Louieville
Atten Robinson
Dee
American labor drive and family reunion stories in Indiana
Relatives from Charleroi Belgium report U S agents recruiting glass blowers. a new alien labor law fight and a 1000,000 vote to curb imports. In Seymour William Wallace reunites with Jefferson, long separated since the Civil War era, after pension letters connect them. In Columbus a German immigrant’s death is ruled likely natural, not suicide. In Princeton Reverend Campbell resigns to lead a St. Louis church. no successor named.
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Charleroi
Belgium
United States
L. A
Indianapolis Journal
Seymour
Ind
William Wallace
Jefferson
Alabama
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
William
Lett, Sn
Pension Department
Jefferson Wallace
Second Tennesse Cavalry
Princeton
A. M. Campbell
United Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
Campbell
Indiana
Derrick Pole Accident Leaves Seaman Badly Hurt at Water Works
Lebanon reports William Parks severely injured when a derrick pole loosens and falls on him at a reservoir project near the water works power house. He was knocked unconscious and there is fear of fatal injuries.
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Lebanon
William Parks
Water Works
Marion
Big Four
United Brotherhood of Paper Makers of America
Will Riley
Riverton
Ill
Madison
Stocken
Seymour
Ouisville
Elkhart
John Stephens
Pike County
Missouri
Otis
Ind
Lake Shore
New Albany
Richard Boersig
Kendall Denies Sept lockout by U S Brewing Assn
New Haven reports N W Kendall of the United States Brewing Association corrections press rumors of a nationwide brewery worker lockout on Sept 1. He says no such action is planned and the circular causing alarm was issued without the association's knowledge or approval.
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New Haven
Conn
N. W. Kendall
United States Brewing Association
Associated Press
Duel kills Sayne-Wittgenstein aide de camp in czar’s circle
A special dispatch from St. Petersburg reports a pistol duel between Prince Alexander of Sayne-Wittgenstein and Prince Anatole Bariatinski, the czar's aide de camp, resulting in the former's death. The item ties to ongoing court-martial proceedings involving Sergeant Marten over Cavalry Captain Von Krosigk's death.
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Marten
von Krosigk
London
St. Petersburg
Alexander of
Sayne-Wittgenstein
Anatole Bariatinski
French Finance Decree Cuts Sugar Bounties
Paris reports sugar bounties caused a 14 million franc deficit and Finance Minister Calllulux issues a decree to reduce them by one percent to cover the shortfall.
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Paris
M. Calllulux
Emperor Nicholas and Empress Alexandra to Copenhagen
A Daily Mail dispatch from St Petersburg reports Emperor Nicholas and Empress Alexandra will depart for Copenhagen on Wednesday next.
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London
Nicholas
Alexandra
Daily Mail
St. Peterburg
Copenhagen
Emperor William Renames Hussar Regiment for Queen Augusta Victoria
Berlin reports Emperor William ordered the late Empress Fredericks Hussar Regiment to bear the title of Queen Augusta Victorias Regiment. The formal naming follows the imperial directive issued this week.
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Berlin
William
Empress Frederick
Queen Augusta Victoria
Literary Era Quiz Echoes Through Humble Riddles
A fragmented verse puzzle lists authors and figures as playful prompts. Readers attempt associations like Wilde with Howells or Hardy with Plato, mixing names and clues in a whimsical, archaic tone. The piece gestures at literary lineage and playful misreads, ending with a teasing line about Mrs. Austin.
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Oscar Wilde
William Dean Howells
Bliss Carman
de Sales
Pomes
John Strange
Holmes
Jonathan Swift
Longfellow
Miss Edgeworth
Wright
Francis Bret Harte
A. Hope
Leigh Hunt
Crane
Miss Glasgow
Edmond
Rider Haggard
Jess
White
Thomas Hardy
Plato
Ree
Wr Saltus
Pepys
Septimus
Winsor
Thomas Dunn
Brassey
Hall Caine
Bangs
John Kenrie
John Ruskin
Coffin
Anthony Hope
Chaucer
Crary
Motherwell
Southworth
James Whitcomb Riley
Bunyan
Hezekiah Butetworth
Patmore
History of Balloons Santos-Dumont Link in a Chain
The Journal staff reviews early aeronautics tracing Santos-Dumont's dirigible, noting limited progress versus 1860s and 1880s French and English machines. It covers American experiments led by Smithsonian scholar Bangley, Massachusetts Afronautical Society aims, and the rise of aeroplane and kite testing, with legends from Friar Bacon to Stirling Castle.
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Washington
M. Santos-Dumont
United States
M. Santos- Dumont
Nadar
Crystal Palace
London
Professor Bangley
Smithsonian Institution
Boston
Massachusetts Afronautical Society
Massachusetts Society
Samuel Gabot
Massachusetts
Friar Bacon
Wilkins
Cromwell
James IV
Scotland
James
Stirling Castle
Francis Lane
Armour passes through Chicago en route home
Kirk B Armour head of the Armour enterprises in Kansas City, recently stricken with a critical illness at Watkins Glen, New York, traveled in a private car via Lake Shore and Santa Fe railways to Kansas City, resting comfortably under Dr Griffith care as nurses attended. Armour, age forty seven, is described as the richest man in Kansas City and a major shareholder in local utilities and Armour packing interests, son of Andrew W Armour.
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Chicago
Kirk B. Armour
Armour Enterprises
Kansas City
Watkins Glen
New York
Griffith
Lake Shore
Santa Fe Road
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Kansas City Electric Light Company
Great Armour Packing Houses
Andrew W. Armour
Philip Armour
Templars in Louisville in Impressive Broadway Service
Knights Templars from across the United States gather in Louisville for a grand triennial conclave. Religious exercises at Broadway Methodist Church feature a ritual exhortation by Grand Prelate Coxe and a sermon from Coxe, with a procession led by De Molay and Louisville commanderies.
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Louisville
Knights Templars
United States
Galt House
Broadway Methodist Church
de Molay
Reuben H. Lloyd
Knight
Thomas A. Dudley
Kentucky
Grand Commandery
J. C. W. Coxe
Washington, Ja
Coxe
Christ
Custom House
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Lexington
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Sutton
New Bedford
Mass
de Bouillon
Fall River
Ascalon
St. Louis
No. 1
Mt. Calvary
Omaha
Neb
Ann Arbor
Mich
Milwaukee
Wis
Terre Haute
Ind
Wheeling
W. Va
Ascaion
Honolulu
Oahu
Archibald F. Gilfillan
H. Williams
T. J. King
Eir
Col
Sam Parker
Prince David
Kepaikai
Kalakau I
Hawaii
Gilfillan
Thousands of Templars Move Through St Louis to Louisville
Knights Templars from across the West pass through St Louis en route to Louisville for the triennial conclave. Ascalon Commandery with 190 from St Louis leads the journey aboard a special train, joined by Golden Gate and other delegations with bands. Colorado and Kansas City groups also travel, while Governor Yates and Mrs Yates depart Chicago for Louisville for the event.
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ST. Louis
Knights
Missouri
Grand Commandery
Ascalon
Baltimore & Ohio
Kansas City
Chicago
Richard Yates
Showman Shot and Killed in Sioux City Row
A young high school athlete J Harley Cave shot and killed Joe Sullivan, a candy vender with a Wild West show, at Correc tinville Ta. The fatal affray followed a depot dispute as the show was being led to town. Cave surrendered to authorities in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
J. Harley Cave
Joe Sullivan
Correctinville
Cave
German iron and steel trade grows with export surge
United States and United Kingdom dominate pig iron imports into Germany as 1897 to 1900 data show sharp rises in pig iron imports and ironware exports. Machines and rolling stock exports climb while locomotives dip. overall trade in iron and steel goods expands amid shifting import origins and rising demand in early 1900s Germany.
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Washington
Germany
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
United Kingdom
United States
JSS
Westinghouse Clarifies London Underground Rail Contract
George Westinghouse, returning from England, says no differences with Charles T. Yerkes regarding the Metropolitan District Railway. He notes Yerkes awarded British Westinghouse Company a contract for thirty thousand tereeponac engines and interstate equipment, stating England manufacture benefits his interests. He downplays London hostility, asserting the public wants improvements and accepts British enterprise regardless of origin.
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New York
George Westinghouse
England
District Underground Railway
London
Charles T. Yerkes
Yerkes
Westinghouse
Comany
Cardinal Gibbons Quiet Day At Kelley Residence
Cardinal Gibbons spent a quiet day at Major John D. Kelley’s Clermont Avenue home. He celebrated mass in the private chapel, drove through Prospect Park, and received visits from laity and clergy before retiring. He plans to leave for Baltimore tomorrow for a public celebration marking his Rome return.
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New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Clermont-avenue
John D. Kelley
Kelleys
Father Fletcher
Prospect Park
Baltimore
Rome
South American Gold Shipment Arrives in Omaha
American Smelting and Refining Company reports a Chilean gold ore shipment as a pilot to its Omaha plants. The ore, described as very rich, travels from Perth Amboy, New Jersey, via ship to the Nebraska site, with further shipments pending if successful.
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Omaha
Neb
American Smelting and Refining Company
Chile
Perth Amboy
N. J
Mothers Trusted Teething Remedy for Generations
An aged notice touts a teething remedy used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children. It claims to soothe the child, ease wind colic, regulate bowels, and aid diarrhoea from teething or other causes. Sold by druggists nationwide with instructions on cautious use and a beautifying effect on complexion through an ointment line.
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WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Meridan St
Indianapolis
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Laurel—Importa
Tion of Glass Workers—Goshen's
Fray
Goshen's
Columbia City
Elmer Shirley
Charles Fryover
Jesse Worden
Coesse
Pennsylvania Limited
Shirley
Worden
Fryover
Small Boy
Muncie
Walter North
Lake Erie
Garrett
Indianapeolis Journal
Laporte
Burdick
J.C. Teeter
Hartford City
Columbus
Joseph Schwartzkopf
Schwartzkopf
Tows
Kirkpatrick
Indiana Notes
Russia
Will
Santos Dumont
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Nauts
Otto Carmichael
Phy
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Showman
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American Enterprise Abroad
London Underground
Cardinal Gibbons Resta
Mrs. Winslow
Glenn
Hood
America
Pleasant Valley Wine CO
Rheims, N
Lillis & Stainaker
East
Chas. Muellerschoen
Atkins
Atkins & CO
Illinois Street
W. B. Barry Saw and Supply Co
Penn
JAC. Metzger Co
Anderson
Union City
Hoste
Bosto
NY & Bos
Knickerbocker
Ssencecsee
Seccom Ae Ow
Benton Haw
Benton Pore Express
Benton Harbor
Warsaw
Elkhart Apocal
Manele and
Wabash Accom
Sundare
St. Louis Southwestern
Lim
Ss. Louis Limited
Terre Haute & Matteo - St. Loula Express
L'Ne Lafayette
Lafayette
Cincinnati Express
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Greensburg
Peoria
Bloomington
Pearts
Springfield
Ohio Special
Lynn
CIN
HAM
City Ticket Office
Cincinneti Express
Dayton
Toledo
Detroit
Deptca
ONL
Ticket Office
Chigo Pight Ea
Onsen
Chicago Express
Chicago Vertibale
Mononaccom
Lake Erie & Wenk
Michigan
Jim
Muccie
Latayte
Decatur & Decetur
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Loule Mate
Wi Fennsylvania
Poiadelphia
Altimeré
Looteritt Hichmond
Columbua
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Richmond
Bapreseind & Madison
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