Elkhart County Abstract Office Ad Names Manager and Lawyer
Residence 709 Marion Street an0 Main Street Elkhart announces Manager at Elkhart County Abstract Office and Attorney at Law Notary Public with collections specialty and fire and life insurance agent services. Office at Main and Jackson Streets.
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Division Streets
Divion Street
Jackson Street
Hickory and
South Second Streets
Main Street
Elkhart
Manager
Elkhart County Abstract Office
Justice of the Peace and Insurance
Bucklaw
Main
Jackson Streets
Alliance Congress Debates Third Party Move In South
The National Alliance has met five days without action on major economic measures. A Western led canvass pushes for a National union party convention in Cincinnati next February, while Southern delegates resist independent party action. Powell and Wright urged reforms and a national council. the colored alliance adjourned with limited action. A new National Citizens' Alliance formed to promote alliance principles with a Washington office and a weekly paper. Alliance exchanges reported over 10 million in annual business and 14 million in planned purchases, adopting Georgia cash brokerage practices to supply farmers at reduced prices.
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Ocava
Fla
National Alliance
Congress
National Union Party
Cincinnati
Farmers’ Alliance
Colored Alliance
Macune
Southern Alliance
Alliance
Washington
Polk
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
Humphrey
Workman Powderly
A. W. Wright
Knights
Mr. Powers
Indiana
Citizens’ Alliance
D. B. Holden
Kansas
Ralph Beaumont
New York
WL. Wild
Washington City
St. Louis
Scala
J. B. Dines
W. L. Peck
Atlanta
Oswald Wilson
J. K. House
Kansas City
Georgia
Alliance Exchange
Logansport Fetes Ex Senator Fitch on 82nd Birthday
In Logansport Indiana a reception honored ex United States Senator Fitch at his home Friday night for his 82nd birthday. The Fitch Ponecene Club organized the event with professional soldiers in attendance.
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Logansport
Ind
Fitch
United States
Fitch Ponecene Club
King Kalakaua Eyes Australia Market Via Victoria Visit
King Kalakau said Hawaii must seek a new market for sugar when the American bounty ends. He plans to visit Victoria, B C, with Australia as the likely target, and the trip may align with a Canadian steamship line to that country.
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San Francisco
Kalakaus
Victoria
B. C
Hawaii
Australia
Veteran boxer Joe Coburn dies in New York
Ex-prize fighter and veteran sportsman Joe Coburn died at 242 West Thirty-fifth Street New York S Friday night at 8 30 o clock of hast y consumption He left a widow and one child Coburn once held the championship belt for fifteen years and fought such rivals as Jem Mace Ned Price and Tom Sayer He also shot a policeman and served a prison term in the past. born in Ireland and later renowned in Philadelphia and New York sports circles
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New York
Joe Coburn
West Thirty-fifth Street
Coburn
Joe
Joseph Colurn
Armagh
Ireland
Mike
Philadelphia
Lepierre
Campbell
Jem Mace
Tom Sayer
Ned Price
Harry Gribbin
Hen Winkles
Mike McCool
Patsy Flynn
Don Fitzgerald
Joe Goss
Tom Allen
Bill Ryall
Pan Republic Congress planned at Chicago Columbian Fair
A meeting in the Federal building drew men from across the country to adopt plans for a Pan Republic congress during the Chicago Columbian fair. It was decided to invite representatives of all republics and countries that favor republican government to participate.
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New York
Dec
Federal Building
Chicago
Indicted Railway Men Give Bail
Freight agents Johnson of the Chicago and Rock Island and Miller of the Burlington and Quincy posted bail of 10000 dollars each to answer federal indictments for violation of the interstate commerce law. Freight Manager Long of Illinois Steel Company remains held in 5000 dollars on a related charge.
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Cutcaao
Johnson
Chicago & Rock Island Railway
Miller
Buriington & Quincy
Long
Tlinois Steel Company
Gladstone Talks With Irish Leaders Over Clancy Resolution
Nationalists meet with Mr Gladstone to reformulate the Clancy resolution and avoid direct references to Mr Parnell leadership. A later meeting rescinds the resolution as Leamy Redmond Healy and Sexton seek a conference on land, police, and home rule details. Also Nebraska rejects external drought aid and asserts self sufficiency.
Unclear Report With Fragmented Military Dispatch
Fragmentary OCR text from WasuIncron dated December 6 mentions a president and a vessel name Bessie amid garbled terms likely referring to a military dispatch or shipment. No coherent details or dates to confirm event or context.
Justin McCarthy Chosen Leader as Irish Party Chief
In stormy Irish party session in London McCarthy was chosen leader after Parnell was deposed by 45 to 28. Gladstone urged confidence with any leader but opposed Parnell. McCarthy's majority backed by Healy Sexton and Barry. Parnell rejected moves to depose while tearing a motion. Gladstone declared Home Rule saved. McCarthy to lead a eight-member council with independence pledge.
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London
Justin McCarthy
Parnell
Abraham
Limerick
Gladstone
Mr. Parnell
Messrs
Barry
Sexton
Healy
Archbishop Walsh
John O’connor
Ireland
Kenny
Mr. McCarthy
McCarthy
Chaim
Irish Parliamentary Party
Timothy Healy
Mr. Sexton
McCarthy Party
Messrs. Murphy
Morrough
Power
National League
Irish Parliamentary Fund
DusBuin
Phoenix Park
Longford
Cork City
National
Senate and House Proceedings Focus on Finance and Armament
Senate on Saturday referred three finance related bills and an amendment to the finance committee. Protests from Farmers Alliance against the Conger lard bill were presented. House concurred in extending arms provision to Montana and Dakota states. A joint resolution sought to remove Gen Grant’s remains to Arlington. no action taken. Senate approved $100000 for Sioux rations with minor amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Sherman
Finance Committee
United States
Paddock
Farmers’ Alliance
Ocala
Fla
House
North
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
Montana
O’neill
Fom
Committee On
Surgeon General J H Baxter Dies After Stroke
Dr Baxter, Surgeon General of the Army, died at his Washington home at 2 a m after a paralysis strike. Born 1837 in Vermont, he rose from lawyer to physician and led the Medical Purveyorship before being named Surgeon General by President Harrison. The race for his vacant post features Sutherland, Voltner, Billings, Greenleaf, and Dr Ainsworth.
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WashincTon
J. H. Baxter
Baxter
Charles Sutherland
Edward P. Voltner
Johns. Billings
Charles R. Greenleaf
Ainsworth
Dr. Baxter
Vermont
Massachusetts Volunteers
Grant
Harrison
Horrible Atrocities Reported in Armenia
London reports from Armenia describe three Boulanak Armenians burned alive on crop heaps and six Van Armenians shot and robbed by Kurds. An Armenian named Aletdjian was tortured by Turkish authorities, burned with red hot iron, and his tongue pierced.
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London
Armenia
Boulanak
Van
Aletdjian
One of the Pettit Witnesses Shot in Indiana
At Odells in Lapayete County Indiana the storekeeper John Acheson was fired upon by an unknown man demanding whisky. A bullet entered his neck, creating a likely fatal wound. Acheson had testified that William F. Pettit asked him for strychnine.
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Pettit
Lapayete
Ind
John Acheson
Odells
Acheson
William F. Pettit
Decree Ousts Wabash Railroad from Former Line
Judge Woods of the United States District Court issued a decree of ouster against the Wabash to compel it to cease using the tracks of the former road from Michigan City to LaPorte. The ruling came Thursday at Indianapolis under the Chicago and Erie railroad motion.
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Unpranapolis
Ind
Woods
United. ‘States District Court
Chicago. &Erie Railroad
Wabash
Michigan City
Laketon
Mervin Kubas Mortally Wounded in Indiana Shootout
The Indiana desperado Mervin Kubas was mortally wounded in a recent confrontation. Police reported a violent incident resulting in Kubas's fatal injuries. Local authorities investigated the shooting scene and questioned witnesses.
Desperado Kuhns Shot Wounded in Indiana Shootout
Mervin Kuhns a noted desperado is mortally wounded after a gun fight with Deputy Sheriff Wilkinson and others near Churubusco Indiana. Officer Kennelly Mease and two deputy sheriffs are wounded with Kuhns captured after a two hour pursuit.
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Port Wayne
Ind
Morning Journal
Churubusco
Mervin Kuhns
Wilkinson
Fort Wayne
Kuhns
Mease
Kennelly
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Campau
Fostoria
John
Marvin Kuhns
Columbus
O'Mahoney
Kuhn
Huntington
Marshal Rosenbrough
Kubas
Five Chiefs Meet General Brooke at Pine Ridge
Five hostile chiefs with forty armed guards carried a flag of truce to General Brooke at Pine Ridge. They sought more rations and fewer soldiers and urged closer proximity to the agency. The three hour council yielded no promises. Two Strike and Thunder Bear spoke for the Indians.
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Pine River Acrency
Brooke
Strike
Thunder Bear
Rosebud
Government invites sale of 5 million in bonds
The Treasury circular invites proposals for selling 5 million dollars in 4 percent bonds to the government. Payment on accepted bonds will occur at the nearest sub Treasury, with 434s redemption continuing. Navy funds cover quarterly pensions and the week ending December 11 will see 21 million paid, plus the 5 million for bonds, totaling 26 million to circulate soon. Complexion of the New House cites McPher son printing an unofficial member list showing 88 Republicans, 234 Democrats, and 8 Starmer Alliance, with one district uncertain and Rhode Island seat vacant.
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Washington, Dec
Secretary of the Treasury
Navy Department
House
Washington
McPherson
National
House of Representatives
Starmers’ Alliance
New York
Rhode Island
Gladstone to be approached by Irish negotiators on Parnell case
London reports a nationalist committee will wait upon Gladstone to seek assurances desired by Parnell. The panel includes Parnell Sexton Healy Justin McCarthy John Redmond Deasy Power and Leamy though Parnell will not take part in talks. They aim to meet Harcourt Morley and conclude negotiations today. Clancy claimed Parnell would retire.
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Parnell
Cuicano
John Dillon
William O’brien
T. D. Sullivan
T. P. O'Connor
T. P. Gill
New York
Timothy Harrington
Detroit
Atkinson
Europe
Dillon
O’brien
Clonmel
Ireland
John Devoy
Sullivan
O'Connor
Gill
America
Chicago
Justin McCarthy
Irish National Party
London
Clancy
Gladstone
Messrs. Parnell
Sexton
Healy
John Redmond
Deasy
Power and
Leamy
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
Morley
Redmond, Sexton and Leamy
Mr. Clancy
Prominent Rail Officials Indicted for Rebates
Federal grand jury returns indictments against Thomas Miller John M Johnson and John M Egan for violating the interstate commerce law by granting rebates on grain shipments to Chicago from Northwestern and Western points. Potential penalties include fines up to two thousand dollars or two years imprisonment or both.
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Curiaco
Thomas Miller
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
John M. Johnson
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
John M. Egan
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City Railway Company
Grand Jury
United States Supreme Court
Grand
Northwestern
Chicago
Charles Counselman
Board of Trademan
James C. P.raeley
Burlington Road
Grains and Provisions Market Summary Across Cities
Chicago trading shows spring wheat patents at 4.50 cents, No. 2 cash wheat around 0.93 2, December corn steady to firm and oats active, pork prices softening to 8.25 to 8.37 for cash and 8.20 to 8.25 for December, butter and eggs mixed with lower lamp and cheese notes. New York reports lower near term wheat and steady pork, while Cleveland notes quiet petroleum trading and varied gasoline and naphtha prices.
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New York
Live Stock Prices Quiet in Chicago Cattle Market
Chicago December 6 live stock report notes a quiet cattle market with quotations for choice to fancy shipping steers at 4.75 to 5.30, good to choice 4.00 to 4.70, common or fair 3.00 to 3.70, butchers' steers 2.70 to 3.10, stockers 2.00 to 2.50, Texans 0.90, Westerns 1.50 to 3.30, feeders 2.50 to 3.00, cows 1.25 to 2.76, bulls 1.50 to 3.25, veal 0.06 to 0.59.
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Chicago
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J. E. Mick
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Plizabeth
Cassel
DRA
A. H. Horton
H. Niman
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WA Neal
Marion
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Berkey‘s Drug Store
South Main Treet
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Ames A. Work
Division Street
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W. McBride
Franklin Street
T. Barney
W. Nusbaum
MES
M. E. McCleary
Ames B. Rowley
South Main
R. Paara
Action
Saldon Loudenslager
Main and
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Phil. Christman
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Pigeon Sts
Morey
Jos N. Weaver
Eli Conley
Billecke
MR. Powderly
Douglas
United States Senate
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Bank of England
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Mr. Gladstone
Liberal Party
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House of Commons
William Vernon Harcourt
Mr. Morley
Earl Granville
Lord Herschell
Arnold Merley
Lincoln
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Thayer
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WasuIncron
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Thab
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Kan
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Fifth Cavalry
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Trl
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Nobiaman
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Tex
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Germany
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Here
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N. Y
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Wayne County
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Wisconsin
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Cleveland
Simmons Liver Regulator
Simmons Liver
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Mary Ray Camden
Ala
Society
Irestory
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Hall
Pis
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V. M
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W Hayden
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H Magnus Kof
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M. A. Reed
Isob Alingne
Weckionorche G. W
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Hugo Winterhoof
Zaey
Orts Winterhoof
Kkman Workingmen's Benevolent Association
Seach
Otcers
Wm Rich
Val Kling
K of P Hall
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Walley
Nusbaum
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Otto Winter
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E D Foster
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Clarence Hoeton
Za Hay
R Henry
M Muzzy
Minnie Mc Donald
Mrs Aicorn
Henry Brennan
J. W. Harper
K. P. Elkhart Div
Cornelius N. Coleman
A Co
U. W
Mat Hoetger
Lee Barney
Ellkhart Commandery
Bucklen Opera House
F A
Muzzy
E L Foster
C G
Geo A Kies
Rec
J. D Hughes
Treas
W A Hazelton
Ollie Switzer
N. G
Pythian Sisters
R. Colpitts
M. E.C
Vwvorkingmen’s
Brodrick
Carpenters Union
Pres. J. Fultz
W. H. Atkéon
Onasium
Concord
Kane Lodge
Fagle Lodge
B. Short
THE
Dr. W M. George
Veterinary Surgeons
Payson Schwin
Ontario Veterina ‘College
Chas. Kyte’s
Ikbart
J. F. Harris
Jiozo_ Center
Avenue
iMoody’s Drug Store
Jackson Sts
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