Manila News: Spanish Defeated as U S Navy Attacks
Advices from Manila report Commodore Dewey's squadron attacked the harbor at dawn. The Don Juan de Austria was damaged and its commander killed. another Spanish ship burned. A second engagement left Mindanao and Ulloa damaged while Cavite forts pressed the Americans. Officials note heavy Spanish losses and a retreat by the U S fleet with fires aboard Maria Christina and Castilla.
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Cavite
Manila
Maria Christina
Don Juan de Austria
Cadazzo
Mindanao
Ulloa
Tina
el Heraldo
Alioa
The
Philippines
Montejo
Isla de Cuba
Castilla
Patch
Spring Topcoats and Trousers Promote Fashionable Wear
A local shop touts its Spring topcoatings suits and trouserings as faithful to fashion in every detail. Customers are invited to choose from the new line showing quality fabrics and tailored fits.
Desecrated Sabbath Fights Spark in City
A general fight occurred Sunday among unknown parties after a river gathering where a keg of beer was enjoyed. The brawl continued to the city with no arrests reported. April 1898 notes show 60 chapters read, totaling 770 chapters and 19 546 verses from January to April.
Bartholomew Medical Society to Install Officers
The Bartholomew County Medical Society meets tomorrow May 3 at 2 PM at Dr Elrods residence. New officers will be installed and retiring president Dr Elrod will give a valedictory. Officers named: President Dr S M Voris Vice President W C Roland Secretary and Treasurer O H Mennett.
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Bartholomew coU«y Medical Society
Resi
Elrod
Mrs Catherine Stahlhuth Dies After Long Illness
Catherine Stahlhuth born Catherine Wulf in Huelshagen Germany July 25 1837 married 1858. She and Ernst Stahlhuth emigrated to the United States settling in Columbus in 1866. She died Saturday of lung trouble after months of illness, mother of eight with six surviving.
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Catherine Stahlhuth
Ernst Stahlhuth
Stahlhuth
Wulf
Huelshagen
Scharmberg
Germany
United States
Columbus
Deaths and Funerals Reported In Local Notices
Horron Monroe two months old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Herroz died Sunday at 5 AM at their home at 9th and Sycamore. Funeral from the residence Monday at 2 PM conducted by Rev W D Clark. Stahlhuth Mrs Catherine Sophia Stahlhuth funeral at 2 PM Tuesday May 3 from family home then German Lutheran church with burial in city cemetery. Henry Harmon traveled from Harmo Switch this morning.
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Robert Herroz
9Th and
Sycamore
City Cemetery
Personal notices from Flatrock and nearby towns
Miss Minnie Mahaffey of Flatrock spends Saturday in the city with friends. E W Titus visits Indianapolis. Miss Aurilla Petigrew of Flatrock visits cousins Lizzie and Emma Schaffer. Miss Kate Stine and Will Haslam of Edinburg drive to Cincinnati for an excursion. Miss Lulu Rubottom of North Vernon visits parents in Orinoco. Mrs E O Butler and daughter Mattie leave for Indianapolis to reside. Mrs Marshall Taylor of Orinoco is critically ill. Pfeffer Bros. Hot lunch advertised. Oscar Jones and family of Franklin visit. Lienberger the sole local first class tailor. Mrs P H Sweeney of Jeffersonville visits daughter on Third street. Wanted two girls sisters preferred for day and night work at STAR office. Mrs Sophia Brandhorst of Cincinnati called by death of her mother Mrs Stahlhuth. For Sale a three year old colt. Mrs Henry Davie returns to Indianapolis. Wanted a gentle young horse. Will Crane of the Democrat ill with mumps.
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Spain
Phillippine Islands
Admiral Dewey
Maine
Bermejo
the Phillippines
Correa
Nila
Fort Cavite
el Heraldo de Madrid
Reina Maria Chris
Mapkin
Paris
Lisson
Washington Street
the Bartholomew's Catholic Church
Ethel Pruitt
Wilma Pfeifer
Crusie McGraver
Mattie Boullie
Alma Habig
Gertrude Purcell
Mary Ford
Mary Dixon
Nora Flannigan
Katie Gaffney
Mary McShane
Aona McGowan
Lulu Sackman
Grace Gaddis
Mayme Flanigan
Lena Landers
James High
Silas Bray
Joseph McShane
George Taylor
Willie O'Donnell
George Sackman
Charles Turner
John Fora
Louisa Boya
Anna Poulton
Maggie Gaddis
Ray Everroad
James Fairy
Frank Landers
John Plunkett
Joseph Ford Edward King George Hammond
Edward Lazzell
Joseph McIntire
Chris Geilker
Anderson
Jake Hughes
Minnie Oberwitt
Raymond O
Harry Clay
Little Son
Dayton O
Daisy Linson
Mayme Rothrock
A.J. Dipboye
the Herald
Lienberger
Dence
Dr. Elrod
Dr. S. M. Voris
W.C. Roland
Secy. and
Treas
Mary Emmons
J. D. Emmons
Noblesville
Dr. Curtiss
Williams & Collins
Chicago
Ind
Hesperia
New York
H. 5
Linson
Kate Rubottom
Josie Burnett
Mabel Hayes
Katie Gilgour
Etta Kellenberger
Grace Price
Ada Taylor
Amy Woolley
Messrs
George Stevenson James Cochrane
Dwight Wetz
Charley Rubottom
John Cochrane
Edgar Kellengberger
Arthur Millikan
Rev. Jones
Methodist
Joseph I. Irwin
Bank of Columbus
Irwin Bank
Indianapolis National Bank
Comstock and Robinson
Franklin Star
James Ping
Mike Emig
Charlie Ellis
Battlecreek Mich
Crump’s
Harvey Moore
Governor Mount
Camp Mount
Indianapolis
Moore
Banker
Tomer
Charles Lee
Switzerland
Jefferson and
Ripley
Madison Courier
Jane
Master Court Ditmars
Franklin
Jennie Miller
Edinburg
D. N. Pyles
Nannie Tully
Frank Snyder
Thomas Hull
Horron—Monroe
W. D Clark
Henry Harmon
Harmo Switch
Minnie Mahaffey
Flatrock
E. W. Titus
Aurilla Petigrew
Lizzie and
Emma Schaffer
Kate Stine
Mr. Will
Lam
Cincinnati
Lulu Rubottom
North Vernon
Mrs
Geo. Rubottom
Orin
Oco
E. O. Butler
Mattie
Mr. Butler
Eral Weeks
Marshall Taylor
Orinoco
Pfeffer Bros
Oscar Jones
Dick Jones
P. H. Sweeney
Jeffersonville
Mrs. Wit Everroad
Third Street
Star Office
Mn FS i
Sophia Brandhorst
Stahl
Huth
Henry Davie
Mrs. Daily
John Littiken
Mary Ryan
Will Crane
Democrat
Speiler’s
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