Strikes and Union Aid in National Tube Case Reach Ohio
National Tube Company workers not in Amalgamated Association face benefit issues as federations and local meetings probe status. Secretary Williams receives funds from Flint Glass workers. Shaffer denies arbitration talks and peace votes. Canal Dover reports injunctions. Miners' Association secretary Stevenson offers sympathy and hints at a possible regional strike affecting about 10,000 miners across ten Ohio counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SRR
National Tube Company
Amalgamated Association
Federation of Labor
Amalgamated
Ion
Williams
Flint Glass Workers
Shaffer
United States Steel Corporation
John K. Byrne
Byrne
Associated Press
Canal Dover
Night Bay
United States
Fanoy
John Stevenson
Miners’ Association
Ohio
Injunction Granted To Stop Canal Dover Plant Strikers
United States Judge Francis J. Wing issued an injunction after noon to prevent striking workers at the American Sheet Steel Company plant in Canal Dover Ohio from interfering with the company or its employees. The petition claims the strikers have coerced and intimidated workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
Francis J. Wing
American Sheet Steel Company
Canal Dover
Theen
Simon Burns Proposes Arbitration Plan for Glass Strike
President Schwab rejects Burns proposition as too cautious and fair. Burns, head of LA 300 glass workers, urged a disinterested arbitration board to settle the steel strike between the Amalgamated Association and the United States Brief Company, arguing both labor and capital should act to end idle work and protect business. He lamented Schwab’s refusal and said he may offer another proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Burns
L. A. 300
Glass Blowers’ Organization
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
United States Brief Company
Schwab
Amalgamated Association
Steel Trust
Shaffer
Board of Arbitration Com
Weather Forecast for Friday and Saturday
Fair in southern Indiana and Illinois with showers and cooler conditions in northern portions on Friday. Saturday remains fair with shifting northwesterly winds. Ohio expects partly cloudy Friday with possible showers and cooler in the north, and Saturday fair with light southerly to fresh winds. Denver reports a hailstorm after an hour of snow in Alpine pass today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Denver
Col
Alpine Pass
Hoey Denies Guilt In Chinese Smuggling Case
William Hoey, former Muncie collector of customs, was arraigned at Nogales Arizona amid accusations of conspiring to admit Chinese nationals from Mexico. Key witness George W Webb testified Hoey met with a man named How to permit payments for certain certificates while planning arrests of others. The investigation continues with Hoey promising vindication once complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
A. T
William Hoey
Muncie
Ind
United States
George
Mexico
George W. Webb
Hoey
Webb
How
Friends Doubt Pearl Ball Murder In Chicago Death
Lafayette residents doubt a murder verdict in the Pearl Ball case from Chicago where she died after taking morphine tablets. Reports say she was poisoned with knock out drops by a young man. she was engaged to a Chicago physician and died before explaining the poisoning. Ball, a talented musician from a well connected family, lived with her parents at 2 Forty seventh Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Pearl Ball
Chicago
Miss Ball
Chi
Miss J
Attorney Saves Muncie's Boy Murderer from State's Prison
In Muncie Indiana Walter Driscoll an eighteen year old killed Minnie Fleming at his parents home two months ago. The jury found him guilty of voluntary manslaughter and sentenced him to the Boys Reform School until he is twenty one. Attorney Ralph Ross argued the case saving him from life in state prison. The defendant shot Minnie Fleming after an altercation over beer and a window chase. The victim’s mother lives near Benton Harbor Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Walter Driscoll
Minnie McCall Fleming
Winchester
Ralph Ross
Ross
Minnie Fleming
James McCall
Matthews
McCall
Minnie
Young Driscoll
Benton Harbor
Mich
Davis and Davies the Same in Parke County Reunions
BLOOMINGDALE Ind Aug 3 During August there have been many family reunions in Parke County with 300 to 600 attendees. The Davies and Davis families held their first joint reunion, suggesting their ancestors were the same and the name spelling was an earlier error. Tomorrow the Maris reunion will be held, one of the county’s oldest and influential lines. Also noted were Moore Hunt Teague and Newlin family gatherings with long ancestral histories and visiting kin from other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Bloomingdale
Ind
Davies
Davis
Maris
Marises
Moore-Hunt
William Swaim
Teague
John Teague
North Carolina
Isu
Henry Teague
Porntess
Abel Tea
Sarah Teague McIntyre
Nancy Teague Eagles
Martin Teague
Rachel Teague Hutton
Tracy Teague Carter
Dorset Teague
Reason Teague
Elien Teague Beeson
John
Newlin
Historic North Carolina settlers linked to Indiana towns
The Newlin family arrived from North Carolina and bought land at $1.50 per acre shaping Loomingdale. Reunions mark annual gatherings of Chap man Nelson and Garrett Puckett Starbuck lines with members from England and several states. Notables include Jane Nelson 87 George Chapman 80 and Thomas Nelson 75. Upcoming reunions set for Sept. 5 and last Thursday in August with Indiana, Illinois, West Virginia, and Ohio participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaniel Newlin
North Carolina
United States
Loomingdale
Newlin
Chapman- Nelson
England
Indianapolis Journal
Winchester
Ind
Garrett
Danville
Indiana
Ulysses G. Garrett
Mlinois
William Garrett
West Virginia
C. D. Garrett
Munele
Eighteen Amish Probed and Fined for Law Violation
Eighteen Amish were prosecuted and fined ten dollars plus costs each, totaling 368.30 dollars. Names include Frank Mazelin Peter Steary Peter F Mazelin Samuel Habegger David Mazelin John Mazelin Jacob Craber James Mazelin Solomon Nussbaum Christian Gilgian Peter Sniger Abraham Sniger Dan Schwartz Dan Mazelin Jacob Liechty Rudolph Steury and Peter Habegger. All pleaded guilty and offered no defense at arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mazelin
Peter Steary
Peter F. Mazelin
Samuel EB. Habegger
David Mazelin
John F. Mazelin
Jacob Craber
James Mazelin
Solomon Nussbaum
Christian Gilgian
Peter Sniger
Abraham Sniger
Dan Schwartz
Dan Mazelin
German Swindler Plot Recalls Farm Deed Scam
Martinsville Indiana August report recounts a German farmer posing as trustworthy to mortgage a farm and steal 2000 dollars from an insurance company, paralleling a prior Wabash incident. The con man used the Allison Breedrove property near Monrovia and vanished, with officials suspecting Henry Ullman alias Henry Ulrich as the key figure in both schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Martinsville
Ind
Journal
Wabash
Allison Breedrove
Monrovia
Eastern Insurance Company
Henry Ullman
Henry Ulrich
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Prosecution Moves to Abolish Wells County Roadhouse
Prosecutor John Burns filed fourteen suits in Wells Circuit Court against Lewis Irey owner of a Montpellier roadhouse near Montpelier. Charges include maintaining a house of ill fame selling liquor to minors frequenting a house of ill repute selling liquor on Sundays and at illegal hours. Irey is free on a $90 bond and Burns vows to push every case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
John Burns
Wells
Lewis Irey
Montpellier
Montpelier
Wells County
Condemnation of Vincennes Water Supply and Distillery
Vincennes Indiana August 2 The Water Supply Company and the Vincennes Distillery were condemned by county health officer Dr L M Beckes for negligence in supplying polluted water. He charged standpipe cisterns water filters pipes and mains were filled with a noxious slime making city water unfit for man or beast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Vincennes Water Supply Company
L. M. Beckes
Water Tank Collapse At Larbuckle Plant In Brazil
A 14,000 gallon water tank on a scaffold in the Republic Tron and Steel Company plant in Brazil Indiana broke loose and fell twelve feet, causing extensive damage to machinery. The night crew had just left the room when the tank crashed an hour earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Brazil
Ind
Larbuckle
Republic Tron and Steel Company
Morristown set for Fitch school reunion on Sept 7
Morristown Indiana hosts the annual reunion of former pupils of the venerable Dr. O F Fitch. Fitch is eighty three years old and taught school for half a century. The event occurs Saturday September 7 in Morristown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Morristown
Ind
O. F. Fitch
Colorful 1812 era pageant staged with Tecumseh and Harrison
A town pageant featuring two hundred soldiers and as many Red Men in costumes representing Indians and whites, led by Tecumseh and General Harrison. F. N. Stratton from this city directed the spectacular production with twenty speaking roles. A large crowd attended the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blesville
Tecumseh
Neval Harrison
F. N. Stratton
Old Man Walks Twenty Miles For Five Hour Bet
ELKHART IND August 2 Richard Sanders seventy five walked from Nappanee to Elkhart twenty miles in four hours and twenty minutes to win a wager. He rested then set out for Bristol ten miles away. Fort Wayne reports a Venetian night carnival with four hundred boats and a grand illumination display. An Iron missile injured James Cragan of Greentown near Toledo while returning from Salvation Army work. An electric car collision near Greenville caused a fatal injury to A Cain of Covington. Kosciusko County commissioners refuse township census bills prompting an appeal to the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Richard Sanders
Nappanee
Fort Wayne
Rome City
Indiana
Kokomo
James Cragan
Greentown
Toledo
Cragun
Salvation Army
John Cragun
Greenville
A. Cain
Covington
Valparaiso
Kosciusko County
Circuit Court
Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Keys
Richmond Indiana notes the sixtieth anniversary of John Keys and his wife. married at Centerville, both are eighty five and in good health. Their wedding attendants J L Meek and Mrs Helen Coulter are still living and well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
John Keys
Charles Keys
Centerville
J. L. Meek
Helen Coulter
Four Hundred Delegates In Confer ence at Winona
The National Conference of Progressive Brethren elected officers including Moderator Rev J M Tombaugh Goshen vice moderator Rev G W Beach Goshen secretary Prof W D Furry Ashland treasurer Josiah Keim Ashland statistician Rev W H Miller North Manchester retiring Moderator Rev J J Knapp Myersdale Pa preached the sermon Prof J Allen Miller Ashland College Ohio conducted Bible reading Four hundred delegates attend. The Bible Institute of the Epworth League Greencastle district closed with addresses by Drs Berry Morgan Oldham and O G Palmer Indiana Epworth League president spoke. Hindoo graduate Dr Hahe Kaksh gave an ad o day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Ind
National Conference of
Progressive Brethren
J. M. Tombaugh
Hagerstown
G. W. Beach
Goshen
W. D. Furry
Ashland
Josiah Keim
W. H. Miller
North Manchester
J. J. Knapp
Myersdale
J. Allen Miller
Ashland College
Ohio
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Bible Institute
Epworth League
Greencastle
Berry
Morgan
Oldham
O'G. Palmer
Indiana Epworth League
Hahe Kaksh
Methodist Mission
Bell faces forgery case in Richmond jail transfer
Urban C. Bell a former Buffalo lawyer and book agent now jailed in Richmond on forgery charges may be handed to Rockport New York authorities. There are claims of a strong embezzlement case against him in Lockport raising potential trouble for conviction here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Urban C. Bell
Buffalo, N. Y
Rockport
N. Y
Bell
Lockport
Woman Falls From Apple Tree Dies in Fort Wayne
Mrs John Schlatter wife of a farmer near Fort Wayne Ind fell from an apple tree this afternoon and broke her neck dying instantly She had climbed a ladder to pick apples for a neighbor s child whom she cared for when the ladder slipped sending her to the ground
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
John Schlatter
Lost $200 at Bridgeton shell game and elopement bid
News briefs recount an unknown man stealing $100 from a Bridgeton shell game in Indiana, a Greensburg elopement thwarted by parental opposition ending in a clandestine marriage, and related regional items including a circus season end, high school reform, and the Townley estate claim seeking heirs in England and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Bridgeton
Indianapolis
Forty ninth Auglaize Conference session at Collett
Port land Ind Aug 20 The forty ninth annual session of the Auglaize Conference is busy at Collett Rev P B Williams who has withdrawn from the conference and the church preached the sermon last evening Tonight Rev D F Aubeeetigon of South Africa delivered a lecture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Collett
P. B. Williams
D. F. Aubeeetigon
South Africa
Jeffersonian Daily and Weekly sold to Louis Holtman
Shelbyville reports the Daily and Weekly Jeffersonian was sold today to Louis Holtman, former Brazil Democrat owner and National Editorial Association president. The Jeffersonian, founded in 1899, had opposed the Ray family Shelby Democrat. In Terre Haute, after a visit by United Mine Workers National Secretary Wilson, Cay strikers resumed work and their charter was restored after noncompliance with orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Jeffersonian
Louis Holtman
Brazil Democrat
National Editorial Association
Shelby Democrat
Ray
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Cay
Wabash Board Closes Rochester Electric Road Contract
Wabash Indiana Aug 29 The Wabash and Rochester Railroad Company directors finalize a contract with a Cleveland banking syndicate for the Rochester electric road construction. Pendleton Indiana Aug 29 James M Larmore wins rifle match at Pan American Exposition with 38 of 39 points earning a silver laying cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Wabash & Rochester Railroad Company
Cleveland, C
Rochester Electric Road
Pendleton
Ind
James M. Larmore
Larmore
Floating oil tank moved in Hartford City Indiana
Indiana Pipeline Company moves a giant steel oil tank in Hartford City. The 20 foot high, 85 foot diameter vessel holds 100000 barrels of crude oil and was towed from near Ranpenne to a new site amid an embankment and water fill. Lightning and fire risks weighed on the nearby pumping station's safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Indiana Pipeline Company
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Ranpenne
Company 4
Sudden Death Claims Angler in Indiana River
RUSHVILLE IND Aug 29 George R Kriner died suddenly of paralysis of the heart while fishing in Little Blue river today. He was fifty one years old and leaves a wife and three children. KOKOMO IND Aug 2 Martin Brubaker who went from here to North Dakota last spring was killed by lightning yesterday. His father George Brubaker was notified today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
Benjamin E. Wallace
New Orleans
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Andrews
Ames Sharp
Miami County
Rushville
George R. Kriner
Little Blue River
Kokomo
Martin Brubaker
North Dakota
George Brubaker
Miner Reese Powell Killed by Falling Slate
TERRE HAUTE Ind Aug 29 Reese Powell a miner at Barnett was killed today by falling slate in a mining accident authorities said Powell left no known survivors and the collapse halted work at the site as investigators reviewed safety procedures and rock conditions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Reese Powell
Barnett
Hinshaw Returns Home Amid Family Tragedy
Mrs. Anna Johnson of Muncie reports meeting W E Hinshaw, a prisoner on a ten day visit from Michigan City where he serves time for murdering his wife. Hinshaw’s elderly parents lie together ill in bed, his mother unrecognizing him and his father partially so. On the first day at dinner he gave thanks before five brothers and a sister, drawing tears from all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Anna Johnson
Hinshaw
Randolph County
W. BE. Hinshaw
Michigan City
Multiple Obituaries and Local Notices Across Indiana
Obituaries for Adam Harrell 71 died near Lewisville and Scott Adams 33 Morgantown furniture dealer, both noted as Masons. Also deaths: Mary Ann Gresh 79 Milton and John P Walker 85 Aurora, Annie M Mowery 80 Pendleton. Local reunions at Centerville and King’s Grove, and a Christian churches convention planned in Fountain City. Also society notes on Centerville ball team, Richmond area reunions, and a historical society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ind
Adam Harrell
Lewisville
Germany
America
New York City
Cincinnati
Maggie Kunazman
Connersville
Martinsville
Scott Adams
Morgantown
Adams
Morgantown Lodge
Milton
Mary Ann Gresh
L. R. Gresh
Lewis F. Lantz
Edward M. Leibharat
Richmond
Aurora
John P. Walker
Washington Township
Pendleton
Annie M. Mowery
Huntsville
Centerville
Kitterman
Jackson
King’s Grove
Christian Churches of the Sixth District
Fountain City
Wayne County Historical Society
Saturn Wit R. Gray
Thern Pacific
Ealt Lake
Guy
Harriman
Amish clash over oath and affirmation in Indiana
Residents near Berne refuse to affirm on assessment lists citing church creed that forbids both oaths and affirmations. Authorities report some Amish members clashed with officials during the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Berne
Arrests in Bluffton for river dynamite fishing abuse
BLUFFTON Ind August 23 Four young men Earl Myers Carl Sixby George Brice and Charles Mack were arrested today on the charge of killing fish in the Wabash river by exploding dynamite in the water Harry Kapp a companion turned State s evidence An affidavit was filed against Edward Turner charging assault with criminal intent Turner a prominent farmer is accused of making improper advances toward Lyda Lynch s twelve year old sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
Earl Myers
Carl Sixby
George Brice
Charles Mack
Wabash River
Harry Kapp
James Lynch
Edward Turner
Turner
Lyda
Lynch
Mock Tippecanoe battle by Kokomo Red Men
Kokomo Indiana August 2 annual event featured Kokomo Red Men aided by Chieftains League and nearby military units in a staged Tippecanoe battle. Participants included Red Men from Logansport Peru Frankfort Warren Tipton Elwood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
League
Tippecanoeiers
Logansport
Peru
Frankfort
Warren
Tipton
Elwood
Prohibitionist Hale Moody tours county ends in mass meeting
Hale J. Moody of Greensburg, a Prohibitionist, wraps up a ten day county speaking tour with a courthouse mass meeting in Rising Sun. Township committeemen chosen and county organization formed. William H. Bunger promotes the new movement. Richard C. Burns resigns as city marshal. Col. Thomas P. Overly appointed truant officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
St. Stephen's Hospital
Hale J. Moody
Greensburg
William H. Bunger
Richard C. Burns
Seventh
Common Council
Thomas P. Overly
James C. Dean
Madison Wright
George W. Jones
Frank Burns
Fort Wayne
Frank E. Davis
Cavalry
United States Army
Davis
Fairbanks and
Beveridge
West Point
Johty
Pendleton
Samuel Whiteman
Pendleton Merchants
Benjamin Belford
C. W. Hinkle
E. H. Swain
L. W. Ley
City News Items Readiness and Local Updates
Miss Grayson, manager of the Boys' Club, returns from vacation and will reopen Monday. Dr A Robinson, former Democratic candidate in the sixth district, sold Greenfield Daily and Weekly Herald to George E. Farrer. Co F Shad fell from a ladder, breaking a leg, treated by Dr Devaney. Mrs Wohlfeld writes from Fort Cudahy Alaska that her husband did not take the Islander which sank near Douglas Island. Equitable Insurance Company of Indiana to be formed under Fort Wayne charter, capital 100000, office in Indianapolis. The 79th Indiana Veterans Association to hold reunion in the state capital on Wednesday Sept 18 with Daniel W Howe to speak. services for Gen Fred Knepper. Exhibit of women inventors at the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition in Charleston Dec 1 to Jun 1 12. Daisy Smith chairs inventions committee. full particulars to be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grayson
A. Robinson
Conprons
Greenfield
Weekly Herald
George E. Farrer
Co. F. Shad
Highland Avenue
Delaware Street
Devaney
Julius Wohlfeld
Fort Cudahy
Alaska
Islander
Douglas Island
Equitable Insurance Company of
Indiana
Fort
South Carolina
Charleston
D. C
Daisy Smith
Movements of steamers across Atlantic ports
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures from New York Southampton Cherbourg Gibraltar Plymouth and other ports. Vessels include Ger man ic Fuerst Bis marck L Aquitaine Grosser Kurfurst Zeeland Majestic Aller Kasserine Theresa Columbia Statan dam and Marquette with routes to Havre Antwerp Philadelphia New York Naples Boulogne Hamburg Genoa and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germanic
Liverpool
Fuerst Bismarck
Hamburg
L’ Aquitaine
Havre
Grosser Kurfurst
Bremen
Southampton
Zeeland
Cherbourg
Antwerp
Queenstown
Bergenland
Philadelphia
Majestic
Kasserin Oe Theresa
Newark
Gibraltar
Aller
Naples
Genoa
Lizard
la Gascogne
Plymouth
Columbia
Rotterdam
Statendam
Boulogne
London
Marquette
Names of Local Residents and Businesses Listed
A long readable fragment lists numerous individuals with titles and surnames such as Creaven, Carter, Diegle, Davis, Eldridge, Evans, Gibbs, Gentry, Jackson, Jones, Taylor, Williams, and Zinn, alongside many Mrs or Miss prefixes. It also mentions agents’ supply houses and multiple Indiana-based firms and publishers, indicating a community directory or social register snippet.
Also Mentioned on This Page
President Schwab
Weather Forecast
Bar
Thor
R.H
Pt.cay
Temp. Pra
Richard H. Sullivan
Colorado
Atlanta
Calgary
N. W
Mont
Ville
City
Mora
Little Rock
Atte
Nesnon
Nogales Yenterday
Lafayette Friends
W. E. Hinshaw
Grace
William M. Hoey
Reform
Davis and Davies
Parke County
Komier-Hoffman
Kumier- Hoffman
F. A. Z. Kumler
M. H. Kumler
Myrtle Shorty Wabash
May Hock
Incolnville
Dola Ulsh
Laketon
M. H. Kumier
W. H. Thomas
Sarah Hoch
Dorapo
A. D. Thomas
G. M. Moyer
Eighty-Eighth
Eighty
M. M. Thompson
Leutenant
Col. C. EB. Briant
Huntington
Col. Whittaker
Ogden
Here
James Moffit
William Gross
Springfield
Middlefork
Madison
Soldiers
Camp
Joe Wheeler
Middletork
Charles B. Landis
Father Guthneck
Wiliam McKee Whitsitt
Lewis
Irey
Vincennes Water
Missile
Greencastle District
Epworth
Wayne
Columbus
Dennie Lindsay
H. P. Lindsay
Belvedere Hotel
Emma Kitzinger
George Kitzinger
Harles T. Lewis
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Messrs. Townley
Townley Store Company
Charles Effingham Townley
Townley
Burnley
Townley Estate Realization Company
Canada
Rochester
Dakota
Noten
Vatc
Bright
McLean
Knight & Jillson Co
Indianapolis, Ind
Cedar Lake
Lawrence
Lake County
Charley Janett
Janett
Kate Kutler
Henrietta Waters
Albert Kutler
Ison L. Waters
Natural Gas and Oil Company
Thirty-sixth
Indiana Regiment
Autteasy
Mrs. Austin
Diasapolis
Nate Mise
Mary Murphy
Anna M. Michel
Maggie. Myers
Miney A. Mikesell
Florence
Ae — Murphy
Mre Magete
Mullenix
Effie. Monroy
Mise Nosig
Mithame
Mire
Miller
Ethel
Merehall
Liasie
Midbem
Mra. Meyers
M. Moorehiand
Orimman
Mary
Ameter
Chas. Hatcher
Walter
Barber
Hraun
John F. Brown
J. Re
James
Baltmann
Henry J. Bentley
Jas
Blocks
Caten
Binn
Kitt
Brown
Henry
Bostwick
Grant A Chee
John. Cannett
Allen W. Christensen
L. ¥. Clark
W. J. Carnett
Wesley
W. RB
Clark
Watter
Case
CA Cooper
J. H. Cowley
John. Crofton
N. J. Cates
Grant
Frank
Carr
Edward Crawford
W. N. Daugherty
Wim
Dunham
Dawson
Dison
Imy
D. W. Durnin
Chas
de Groot
E. Hay
J. B. Handman
Jim. Harrison
B. M. Jackson
N. J. Johnson
J. B. Keen
Jon. Kelluge
C. A. Kingsley
Ro Kidd
James W Kennecy
David. King
Pat. Livingston
N. B Lene
Kutus. Lantess
Bur Lower
I Lang
Abram
Melliants
G. W. Metrary
J Martins
Garth. Mullins
Joe Molatez
M Miller
O F, Mays
Thomas
Mitchell
Harry
McLachland
J. M. Miller
Harry. Newburger
O'Hara
Prevett
B Petery
A Piourhe
J. E
Wemblers
J Wells
Watthew
W. Woon
Supply House
Bec
Teacherw Test & Co
Kennett & Stevens
International Seay Ca
Davie & Tiffany
Indpts
Feistel'e Banteardw Fe Ing Co
Steel Star Wind Mme
Humniwift Soap Co. Co
Jot
Eye Ag Iin Hardwood F
Tea Eietric Mfs
Trick Frew
Indiana Peet Gas & Winona Book and Bible Co
Priniee
Coburn
Mia
Chas. Lingey
Mise Phebla
Holewon
Holt
Lena
Snider
Mise oCarty
Jecket
Weller
Joseph W
Ono
F. Moinnie
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