Masonic Lodge Meetings and Officers Listed
Local notices list weekly meeting times for Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges in the area. NE LODGE NO 25 F and A M meets Tuesday evenings at the Masonic Hall with officers Everett Pierce and J Freeman among the leadership. UMMIT CITY LODGE NO 170 F and A M meets Friday evenings at the Masonic Hall with W M W C Babcock and other officers. ARMONY LODGE NO 19 and ERMP WAYNE LODGE NO V4 are shown with repeated Thursday and Monday sessions and named officers.
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Masonic
A. M
Masonic Hall
Everett Pierce
W. M
J. Freeman
J. R. Wheeler J. W
Geo. W. Wilson
Phil. R
Ummit City
OL. D. Bayless Lodge
Secon
J. L White
Geo. D. Crane
C. L. Smith
J. W
D.C. Fisher
Treas
C. D. Crane
A. E. Grout
A. R. McCaurdy
J. D
Robert W. Murphy
W. H. Davis
A. Waring
J. D. Bond
N. S. Smith
Odd Fellows
I Armony Lodge
Killen
W. W. P. Berry
J. Albrecht
PLR
Rand
Gordon Green
ERMP
Wayne Lodge
M. Graft
B. Zorbaugh
V.G
Ho Henderson
Wmn
T. McKean
P J. Wise
Riot in Belfast Continues Under Martial Law
Martial law tightens as Belfast endures ongoing unrest with business districts shut down and residents facing curfews. A mysterious postmaster murder adds to the city’s turmoil. The paper also notes overseas events including a prize fight in Canada and upcoming speeches by Greeley on agriculture.
The Recent Storm Hits New York Towns and Areas
A Port Jarvis dispatch reports great destruction of property and crops from a recent storm sweeping Sullivan county towns. The hurricane uprooted trees and damaged orchards in Youngsville and Liberty, with other losses including a Stanford machine works destroyed by lightning and $1,000 in property lost. Several houses struck, some fatalities, and floods swollen streams in Chemung, Delaware, and Montgomery counties.
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New York
Jarvis
Dispatch
Sullivan County
Youngsville
Liberty
Stephen Thorn
Stanford
Henry Mead
Montgomery County
South American Matters
Rio Janeiro reports lessen war fears with Brazil and the Argentine Confederation. A band of engineers leaves Rio for Parana and Uruguay to survey southern Brazil toward Paraguay and possibly to the Pacific with English capitalists funding. In Belfast rioting continues as magistrates swear in special constables and authorities order troops to quell unrest.
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New York
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Rio
Parana
Uruguay
Paraguay
Riots in Belfast Prompt Martial Law and Militia Control
Additional troops are expected to reach Belfast today as rioting continues. A mob attacked three warehouses wrecking interiors and looting merchandise. Magistrates surrendered city control to the militia and issued a proclamation restricting movement. Public houses closed. streets deemed rioter targets. Two rioters wounded reported in hospital. small fights noted.
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Loxpoy
Belfast
Eunice Dispatch
Dublin
Marine
Livertoon
Egypt
Hibernian
Frankfort
Internal Revenue shifts spark North Carolina political fight
August dispatch notes a federal patronage reshuffle with Kenion Cobb removed as Missouri District Internal Revenue Supervisor and John McDonald appointed. It traces fallout among North Carolina Republicans, Senatorial maneuvers, Liberal alignment gains, and campaign document publishing by Senator Harlan. The piece links changes to postmaster resistance in Columbus and Greeley’s electoral prospects in Oregon.
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Clinton L. Cobb
Congress
North Carolina
Senator Pool
Perry
Kenton
Columbus
Ohio
Harlan
Oregon
Greeley
United States
Win
M.coleman
TRGS
R. W. Laniter
Administration
Greeley Club Holds Crowded St Paul Meeting With Spaulding Donnelly
Under the Greeley Club auspices in Ingersoll Hall, Hon. R P Spaulding of Cleveland and Hon Ignatius Donnelly addressed a packed audience. Spaulding defended Grant's record and questioned Stanton remarks while Donnelly attacked secession and quoted the New York Tribune. The crowd, including 200 from Minneapolis, roared with enthusiasm as the speakers urged unity and challenged the opposing camp.
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Se. Paun
Greeley Club
R. P. Spaulding
Cleveland
Ignatius Donnelly
Ingersoll Hall
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Judge Spaulding
Grant
Sumner
Stanton
Spaulding
Fisk
Boutwell
Tom Murphy
Murphy
Donnelly
Jas
Greeley
New York Tribune
Greeley and Brown Glee Club
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Reverend Thos. F. E. Bond Dies at 59 in Maryland
Rev. Thos. F. E. Bond of the Methodist Episcopal Church South and former editorial writer for the St. Louis Christian Advocate died yesterday in Hartford County Maryland at age 59. He was active in Southern church circles and leaves a count of mourners. His death was reported from Baltimore and marks a loss for church journalism.
Weather Summary Warnerr Aug 20
Probabilities indicate clear weather in the Southern States except the Gulf Coast where easterly winds bring rain. The middle States and Ohio should have mainly clear skies with winds veering from southeast to south. New England may see partly cloudy skies and light rain afternoon or evening. From Missouri to Lower Michigan, brisk south winds rise with more clouds and possible rain.
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Warnerr
Washington
Gulf Coast
Middle States
Ohio
New England
Missouri
Lower Michigan
Indian Masters Ammungsey Visit to Ute Council
T Brannot and Cree of the Board of Indian Commissioners journey to the great Ute Council in Southwestern Colorado on August 20 to discuss matters affecting tribal affairs and government relations.
Ex-Governor Stone backs Greeley in Iowa district
Aug 19 reports Ex Governor Stone of Iowa, a leading Radical, openly supports Greeley and Brown. General George W. Jones, ex U S Senator and Democrat, joined the Greeley Club amid strong praise. Tipton Postmaster Horace Morrow resigns to back Greeley in the old vocate. Graniites cite Hanover ratification meeting interrupted by bad weather. Evidence suggests John E. Burke was cheated out of the Fourth District nomination by the Office Holders' Convention at Mason City.
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Greeley
Petua
Stone
Iowa
Brown
Busveve
George W. Jones
United States
Greeley Club
Horace Morrow
Tipton
Oldvocate
Graniites
Hanover
John E. Burke
Fourth
Mason City
Daring Escape From County Jail In Curcaso
Four young prisoners escaped from the county jail in Curcaso between 11 and 12 last night. Three faced robbery charges and one served two years for attempting to kill a policeman. Outside help supplied revolvers. a jailed guard's keys were taken and the outer door unlocked. All are known to police and likely to be recaptured.
Cincinnati Market Harvests Mixed Prices and River Rise
The Cincinnati market report notes dull flour at 75 700, firm corn at 47c, oats around 26c, cotton 20c, whisky 89c to 90c, pork 1375 14 00, cat meat 7c on spot with September buyers 9 4c, bacon 10 4c, hogs 460 to 5 25, lard 8 gc, river rise of 5 feet 2 inches to 10 feet 7 inches in the channel.
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Western
Ohio
Cincinnati
Market Drift Marks Time as Freight Quoted Steady
By Telegraph Buffalo August 20 no real movement in markets with quotations nominal awaiting developments in Eastern and Western markets. Freight rates unchanged and activity subdued as investors wait for clearer signals.
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Telegraph
BufFalo
Milwaukee Market Goods Report
Milwaukee market report from August 20 shows flour unsettled fair to choice extra at 6 dollars 5 35 per unit. Wheat steady at 1 dollar 19 cents for No 2. Barley steady at 6 1/2 cents for No 2.
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Detroit
Milwaukee
Murder of Rice Hill Postmaster in Ku Klux Case
Southeast Missouri reports Marian Weeks postmaster at Rice Hill Reynolds County was shot by an unknown shooter while watering his horse on the Black River. Authorities say the crime linked to information Weeks gave to United States Commissioner Seward about recent whippings. Arrests have been made.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Marian Weeks
Rice Hill
Reynolds County
Black River
Weeks
United States
Seward
Ironton
Callahan
Cuban Volunteers in Canada Reported in Montreal
Ottawa cor respondent says Cuban agents are at work in Montreal trying to recruit men for the Cuban army. The Government is aware and will issue a proclamation warning subjects against enlisting as insurgents or arming vessels for Cuba.
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Toronto
Ottawa
Toronto Leader
Montreal
Cuba
Wheel er Nominated for Congress by Republicans
Ounexsnurs August 20 W A Wheeler was nominated for Congress by the Republicans of the &th District.
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Ounexsnurs
W. A. Wheeler
Congress
the &Th
Krupp and Mackinley in a lively era of wage faiths and machines
News notes Frederick Krupp of Essen warns workers against strikes and ties wages to profits while promising future increases when affordable. Frances Rose Mackinley envisions machine assisted labor ending drudgery and elevating work to recreation. A London Letter discusses kettledrums as social unions excluding bores and detrimentals.
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Frederick Krupp
Essen
Rhenish
Prussia
Kropp
London
Financial market roundup and bond notes
Financial and commercial brief notes money easy at 31, gold at 134 11ia. Governments weak while state bonds hold steady. Stocks dull with New York and Western Union among listed names. Adams Ex, Wells Fargo, American, Hartford & Erie, Delaware & Indiana Central features noted. August 20.
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Adams Ex
Wells, Fargo & American
United State
New York
Delaware
Hartford & Erie
Indiana
Hannibal
Cotten
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OME Lodge
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Gibson
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B.S. Robertson
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John Lillie, Jr
Robertson
W. HE. Brooks
John B. Morgan
WAYNE
R.A. M
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H. P
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King
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Scribe
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P.S
J. A. Stellwagon
J. W. Reynolds
G. M
Wm. Knight
Ayne
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W. Joseph A. Stellwagon
Ford F. Butt
Knights of Pyle
Amboldt Lodge
NO. 5
K.P
I. M. Hosenthal
J. M. Graf
Ummit
MH. Henderson
FE. Sidel
C. Clark
S Wo
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J. Bookwalter
Wise
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V.C
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Reo
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Fry
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Tras
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Sachem
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J. Liggett
Leat Hook and Ladder Company
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Am Stree
Pittssasgh, Pa
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Canada
Garden City
Timex
Utica Dispatch
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Lyman Tremain
Surveyor Cornell
West Virginia
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Prof
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Minnesota
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Weather Report
Illinois
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Law Department
Cyrus Nutt
D. D
University
Bloomington
Robert J. Foster
Scery
Main Street
Court House
Conservatory
A. K. Virgil
W. F. Meyer
L. M. Ninde
R. G. McNiece
Sec'ry Board of
Victoria Regia
Perfume of
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Sely's
Bouquet
Seeley's
Northwest
J.m.seely&co
Mich
Fort Wayne
Meyer Bros. & Co., ¥. H. Nill & CO
Miseadly
Louisville
Louisvile
Nashville
Salt River
J. W. Burton
Roand
Cece Loo
Gaty- Ap
Indianapolis
Col. Burton
Paroquet Springs Company
West
Jefferson Street
Buffalo Market
Milwaukee Market
Collegiate and Commercial Institutute
New Haven
Conn
U. S
Naval
WM. H. Russell
A. Wellington Hart & CO. Adjusters OF Claims Ee
Leonard
Fuller & Fuller
Chicago
J. & P. Coats
Popham
T. Popham & Co
Philadelphia
de Bisa
Mrs. Morgan
Fulton St
N.Y
Gi Stinson & Co
Fine Ards Publishers
Portlap Maine
Watchmaker & Jeweler
TEW
Alis Exnst Millainest
J. Ferdinand Pietz
Specia
Columbia St
Ind
Freeman & Barnett
Railroads
Ft.wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati
R. R
Westinghouse
Terre Haute
Cairo
Evanaville
Thro’ Express
North Depot
Cincinnati and Indianapolis Express
N. C. Miller
Bloomingdale Depot
East Wayne Street
W. W. Worthington
Fisk, Clark & Flagg
Laporte
N.br
Dover Cloth Bhitta
Bameon
Cabie
Clark & Flagg
J. J. Paestoffice
Anlsdee
Vakatie
Sol. D. Bayless
Way Street
Mayer House
Ollars & Zollars
Calhoun Street
Allen Hamilton & Co
Supreme Courts
Hesch & Hertig
Attorneys
Calhoun Streets
Samuel M. Hench
Charles M. Hertig
Boez0 & Peterson
Devatur
Allen
Adams
Wells
H. Bittenger
the Peace
Eubalassee Eien
Graham & Gotshall
Rts
Jas. & Graham
M. B. V. Gorsaatt
Justice of the Peace
le IS Newberger
Swinness Hlook
Supcette
Busiess
Dsiel Ryan
Charaeter
Colerick & Bell
Bayless
Clinton
Wayne and
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S H. Bloomhuff
Joseph Clark
T J. Dills
Dr. Woodworth
H. G. Wagner
Dri
Curetice
M. D
W. HH. Thacker
Dr. Curtice
Wagner’s Drug Store
Washington St
Muel C. Freeman
E H. Bossler
Hamilton's Bank
Fort Wayne Indiana
No. & Calhoun Street
Ruck Trenham
Ewing’s Hall
Main and
Fort Warne
Acleic House
T. V.V. Shell
Monroeville
Nain Street
Calhoun and
Harrison
A. Freeman
Palace of Fashion
Keystone
Fort
Ware
Board of Commissioners
Alen County
St. Joe River
Auditor's Office
Board of Commissioners of
Allen County
Henry J. Rudisill
Allen Co
Prussell's Cutlery Store
Slilon Sao
Russell’s
Clinton Street
Aundly
Fort Wayne, Ind
Varriages, &C
W. & E. Stevens
Thomas Stevens
Clay St
Nolerick’s Opera House
Georgia
Upstandard
Europe
Hamilton’s Hall
Auzadai
Frances Rose Mackinley
San Francisco
Aphose
Joseph Bowers
East Columbia St
Ft.Wayne
Medical
Ince
Humphrey
Homeopathic Medicine Co
Broadway
Foote & CO
Biddle & Brandrifyf
Hi.g. Wagner
Financial & Commercial
Harness and Saddles
East Main Street
Barrows
Aimas
D. Hurd
Fort Wayne, Indiana
WheLtiam Lyne
Breckenridge and
Web Star Streets
Janiciy
Selees & Co
Calhoun ST
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