Local Notes on Cures, Property Assessments and Community Events
John Boner's family returns home Friday. The young ladies' band travels to Seymour for a Big 6th event with a good crowd despite rain. Dr Thompson and Ed Durland report cows killed by lightning amid recent storms. Dr Mulvey sells a house and lot despite bidders. John Moffet promotes a Presbyterian church project in Elizabethtown with about six hundred dollars subscribed. An error in last week's note should read Dr Geo Reynolds, not Lawrence. Harry Anderson accidentally shoots a mule at Woyl's feed store. the mule should recover. A proposed tax-amendment would tax all entities except schools and governments. A young lady with a baby arrived Thursday seeking Callison. officers accompanied her from Dearborn County, but Callison left town Thursday night. The state tax assessment law is praised as just and equitable. Sour milk benefits hens. maintain liver health. take Simmons Liver Regulator. Coal oil remains best for lice. York’s Health: Hugh's Cure relieves Whooping Cough. Sold by H J Ilmes & Bro.
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John Boner
Arived
Young Ladies
Seymour
Dr. Thompson
Ed Durland
Mulvey
Lawrence
Geo. Reynolds
Harry Anderson
George Hughes
J. C. Woyl
Callison
Earborn
Insana
Itata Outbreak Ends in Peaceful Surrender at Iquique
The Itata and its cargo of 5000 rifles are placed under U S squadron control after a chase from Tocopilla. Secretary Tracy confirms peaceful surrender. naval authorities will transport the vessel to San Diego for trial on neutrality law charges. Balmaceda expands powers in Chilean congress amid unrest and port closures.
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Igtique
Tocopilla
Admiral McCann
United States Squadron
Acapulco
Charleston
Remey
Washington
Navy Department
Iquique
McCann
Tracy
Tocopella
Robert
Minnie
San Diego
Cal
Esmeralda
Mex
Itata
Pensacola
United States
Naval
State Department
Department
Itate
Stata
Chilean
Metann
Commander of U S Army to Wed Miss Kilbourne in June
Maj. Gen. John M. Schofield will marry Miss Georgia Kilbourne of Keokuk Ia on June 18 at the bride’s home. The 26-year-old heiress, connected to Iowa’s wealthy Kilbourne family, has known the general’s family for years. About 4,000 invitations have been issued with a special train to transport guests from Chicago to Keokuk.
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United States Army
Georgia Kilbourne
Keokuk
Curiaco
John M. Schofield
Thebride
Iowa
Miss Kilbourne
Schofields
Mary
Lieut
Andrews
Gen. Schofield
Gen. Barney
New York
Chicago
Censured the Prince by South Wales Methodists over baccarat case
The South Wales Methodists in Cardiff adjourned their quarterly meeting with a resolution condemning the Prince of Wales for taking part in a baccarat game at Tranby Croft on September 8, 1890. They say his conduct offends religious sentiment, weakens devotion to the throne, and drags the royal house from its esteemed position.
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Cardiff
South Wales
High Court of Justice
Tranby Croft
Fac- Anni
Whisky Trust Triumphs in Chicago Monopoly Expansion
In Cuiiaco on June 6, the Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company buys the Henry H. Shufeldt and Calumet Distilling plants, creating a near complete monopoly. The deal, valued around 4.5 million dollars, outs the trust as the sole Chicago distiller, ending a fierce four-year fight with rivals and sparking warlike tactics claims while rivals face criminal indictments and incendiary accusations.
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Cuiiaco
Whisky Trust
Henry H. Shufeldt
Calumet Distilling Company
Anti-Trust
St. Paul Distilling Company
Riverdale of
Chicago
Shufeldt
Calumet
St. Paul Concern
Riverdale
Schufeldts
Trust
Phoenix
United States
Empire
National
Sheridan
Calumet Pistilling Company
Lynchs
Shufeldts
Larrabee Street
Dan Coughlin
Chicago Avenue
John Kunze
Cronin
George J. Gibson
Gibson
Owen Named Immigration Superintendent in Landmark Act
President Harrison appoints Hon. William D. Owen of Logansport Indiana as superintendent of immigration. Owen, former representative and chairman of the immigration committee, led the act now to be enforced under his supervision.
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Washineton
Harrison
William D. Owen
Logansport
Ind
Owens
House of Representatives
Congress
German Warships Arrive at Frisco for Coal and Supplies
The German fleet of three corvettes Leip sic Sophie Alexandrienee under Admiral Valois arrives in San Francisco after leaving Yokohama May 8. About 200 officers and 1,800 men are aboard. The vessels will coal provision here and take on supplies for German ships in South American waters. Gold Shipments for Europe. New Year. June 6. Lazard Proves
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Frisco
San Francisco
Sophie
Valois
Yokohama
Chilian
South American
Bill restricts seal taking by British subjects passes
Lonpox June 6 The bill to prohibit the taking of seals by British subjects has passed the house of commons. Chicago June 6 The new city directory due July 1 estimates Chicago population at 1,250,000.
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Lonpox
Ben
House of Commons
Chicago
Cuicano
Indiana Coal Output Declines As Gas War Shifts Markets
Census advance proofs show Indiana coal field extends across 7,000 square miles with 19 counties. Production fell from 1887 peak 3,217,711 short tons to 1888 2,140,979 and 1889 2,845,057, while shifting demand to natural gas and crude oil reducing Indiana coal use. The Midland strike ends after four weeks as contractor McAlmet’s judgment is paid, clearing trains to run.
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Wasa Hineron
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Warren County
Greene County
Kentucky
Chicago
Northern Indiana Baptists elect leaders at Valparaiso session
The Northern Indiana Baptist association met in Valparaiso. Officers elected include Moderator George C. Derland of La Porte Clerk F J Pultz of Elkhart and Treasurer D A Garvin of Goshen. La Porte to host next meeting Rev J B Barker to preach annual sermon.
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Northern Indiana Baptista
Valparaiso
Ind
Northern Indiana Baptista Association
George C. Derland
la Porte
F. J. Pultz
Elkhart
Do. A. Garvin
Goshen
Fires Claim Lives in Two Cities Prompting Alarm
In PitrspuRGH Pennsylvania a blaze killed farmer Samuel P. Myers and two of his children Clara and Missouri aged nine and twelve. Nine others fled in night attire as fire forced a second story jump. Myers survived badly burned but is expected to recover. In Nyacua New York a jail fire at 3 am destroyed the building with an unidentified man inside. Authorities suspect arson and believe the man may be Huntington or Harrington from Bath New York papers.
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Pitrspurgh
Samuel
P. Myers
Summit Township
Myersdale
Clara
Missouri
Myers
Nyacu
Ome
Bath
N. Y
Huntington
Harrington
Prince of Wales Owned Tratby Counters in Baccarat Scandal
London reports reveal in the bee carat trial that the prince of Wales owned the baccarat counters used at Tranby Croft. Sir Edward Clarke pressed the point, suggesting the heir's complicity and signaling a tougher stance by Sir William Gordon-Cumming in the high profile case.
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Tratby Crest
Prince of Wales
London
Prince of ‘Wales
Tranby Croft
Wilson
Edward Clarke
William Gordon-Cumming
City to co operate with Spanish citizens on Columbus jubilee
Mayor Grant was approached by Consul General Arturo Baldassao of Topete Spain and others about a 400th anniversary celebration of Columbus landings in New York on June 6. The plan calls for a grand pageant from the Battery to Central Park and a major city role. Grant indicated early talks but pledged city cooperation and further communication with the consuls.
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Columbus
New York
Grant
Arturo Baldassao
Topete
Spain
Juan N. Navallo
Mexico
Ville FB
Cencio
Venezuela
Christopher Colatbus
Battery
Ceventral Park
Heavy Losses Force Huntingburg Bank Suspension
The Huntingburg bank closed its doors Thursday morning after directors acted due to heavy losses caused by cashier overdrafts. Overdrawn deposits are estimated at 30 000 to 40 000 dollars. Directors will apply for a receiver. The bank, organized in 1883, had capital stock of 25 000 dollars and surplus of 16 000 dollars.
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Huntingburg
Huntingburg Bank
Fire destroys Royal Palace dive in New Orleans
At 3 45 am the Royal Palace dive at 86 Royal street owned by Schonhausen Plant Co burned. Loss to 25 000 with 16 000 insured. The incident ties to Elbogen the procurer jailed in New York for five years who recruited girls to become actresses. City residents view the destruction with approval.
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New Orleans
Royal Palace
Royal Street
Schonhausen, Plant
Elbogen
New York
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Penzer & Bros. Fovisvilla
Elizabethtown
John Moffet
Presbyterian
Froup P
Hugh
H. Jllmes
Balmaceda
Ana
Taat
Col. North
Chikian
Orrego
Senor Orrego
Europe
America
Panawa
HiIndon
Bureau of American Republics
Chilian Congress
Diario
Santiago
Chili
Patrick Eagan
Chanaral
Taltal
Antofagasta
Tocopi
Shufeldt and
The
Combine
Lazard
Hoosierdom
Indianiana
Coal
Strikers
Crawfordsville
Midland
Moore
Waveland Bank
McAlmet
Henry Crawford
Indianapolis
Ing Board
Dttorn
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