Twelve cardinals named for Easter consistory in Rome
Foreign dispatch reports twelve cardinals to be named at Easter consistory. Dr. Newman not offered a cardinalate. Cardinal Gudi of Palestine is very ill. A great storm causes wrecks along the coast with deaths and injuries, including priests at mass. Rome reports severe wind damage to Monteallo monastery and Michael Angelo's David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Newman
Cardinal Gudi
Palestine
Te Uppo
Pnagginato
Stenn
Rantavro
Monteallo Creek
Michael Angelo
David
Forty-Two Lives Lost After Adriatic Wreck Near Pee
Paris February 27 reports confirm forty-nine aboard the Adriatic when wrecked near Pee. Only seven survivors are known, with details scarce as rescue efforts continue and authorities investigate the disaster.
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Paris
Adriatic
Pee
Fire at Skidmore's foundry in Parkersburg destroys hotel and stores
A gale winds flames from Skidmore's foundry at Marlat and Kanawha in Parkersburg early today destroying the foundry building Callahan's Hotel and adjoining business houses. Total loss about 25000 with light insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Parkersburg
W. Va
Skidmore
Marlat and
Kanawha
Callahan
Boynton Narrowly Survives Ice Gorge on Ohio River
Captain Boynton, drifting in a rubber suit down the Ohio River, was caught in an ice gorge near Wellsville, Ohio, last evening. His gun filled with water and distress signals failed, but he finally escaped the perilous trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boynton
Ohio River
Wellsville
Angell Pleads Guilty in Pullman Case
Wharton W Angell former secretary of the Pullman Place Car Company pleaded guilty in Chicago criminal court to larceny as bailee and embezzlement. He was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. The article also contains an advertisement for Dr Marshall's Lung Syrup priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wharton W. Angell
Pullman Place Car Company
Financial Markets Report From New York February Update
New York money rates show 8 percent in money demand. Sterling and securities move amid broad government and state bond activity. Prices for wheat and corn hints appear as trade notes show uncertain futures and mixed bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stering Exchange
Wabash
Fort Wayne
New York Market Report From Feb Twenty seventh
Cotton steady at 9 1/4 to 13 1/4 for middling uplands. Flour steady with receipts 17 009 barrels and sales 1 000. Wheat mixed spring and winter firmer with 110 000 bushels received and 16 000 sold. Corn steady with 62 000 received and 50 000 sold. Oats and barley slow with mixed western prices. Pork dull at 10 70. Lard at 6 95. Whisky and sugar quoted. petroleum unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market Price List For Farm Staples And Livestock
A mixed listing of farm goods and livestock prices including flour white wheat at 5 dollars, red at 4, oats, flax seed at 12, clover 3 60, timothy 125, orchard grass 100, beef and dressed hogs priced, hides and feathers noted, mill feed and tallow listed. Figures vary by item with standard market terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Iti
Repudiation Critique Drawn From Southern Debts Debate
A Louisville Courier-Journal opinion rails at southern repudiation of public debts while noting Minnesota twice repudiated 8 million dollars in state bonds. The piece argues northern outlets criticize the south but stay silent on northern debt repudiations.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Minnesota
North
Prescriptions in 1878 Recount Sparks City Discussion
A letter to the Sentinel disputes a pharmacy statistic and details the 1878 prescription counts at H.G. Wagner’s. It estimates 15,478 prescriptions dispensed, averaging 42 per day, with many repeats. Another note cites depot drug store as opening late 1877 and handling 6,488 prescriptions by 1879, mainly written by the local physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
H.g.wagner
Wagner
Joseph R. Beck
Carl Pracer
I. N. Rosenraat
C. B. Siemen
Joan M. Jesse
W. H. Gopreeht
Samuel Anderson
Depot
A Brilliant Wedding in Goshen Indiana
Last evening at L L Noble residence Goshen Indiana a brilliant wedding joined J J Jenkinson a noted barrister and Belle Noble. Guests from this city included M V B Spencer wife and daughter Mrs Judge Lowry Miss Annie Lowry Miss Emma Jenkinson David Spencer and Miss Ellen Spencer. Rev N S Phillips performed the ceremony at Goshen M E Church and the couple now occupy 246 West Jefferson Street.
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L. L. Noble
Goshen
Ind
J. J. Jenkinson
Belle Noble
M. V.B. Spencer
Judge Lowry
Annie Lowry
Emma Jenkinson
David Spencer
Ellen Spencer
N.S. Phillips
Goshen M. E
Jenkinson
West
Jefferson Street
Return of Hon. Zachariah Chandler to Politics
The excerpt recalls Chandler's last pre retirement speech about the White House race. It quotes a remark alleging that he secured the president’s election by delivering votes from South Carolina, Florida and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachariah Chandler
White House
South Carolina
Florida
Louisiana
Burnside accuses Conkling of lying in Senate row
In the senate on Saturday Burnside accused Conkling of lying amid charges of Republican rough tactics in the distinguished body.
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Courier-Journal
Burnside
Conkling
Senate
Take the Evil out of Them
Informal ad style copy urges relief from a dreadful cough using Lang Byrup and a local druggist option. Mentions a 26 cent price and a purchase suggestion through a druggist. Keeps a terse, period-voice tone typical of a newspaper filler.
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New York Herald
Marshall’. Lang Byrup
Married marriage ends scandal as accuser weds suspect
Frank Comincavish marries Mary Bower at George Staub's residence under Justice Ryan after his arrest for rape. The bride, held as a witness, and the groom claim mutual consent and future support. Professor Hench opposed the marriage, noting it halts the rape prosecution.
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Frank Comincavish
Mary Bower
Mary E. Bower
Justice Ryan
George Staub
Sentinel
Frank
the Sentinel
Atty. Hench
Pittsburgh
Felix Comincavish
Town clock freezes. notes from local miscellany
Briefs report a frozen town clock, visitors including L B Root of New York, Miss Stouder in Columbia City, and various social and legal items. Marriage license issued to Frank Comincavish and Mary Bower. sheriff absent. Law rence Barrett seats go on sale. numerous court and city notices follow with medical professionals and officials mentioned.
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L. B. Root, Esq
New York
Miss Stouder
Columbia City
Richelieu
Lawrence Barrett
Justice Ryan
Frank Comincavish
Mary Bower
Munson
McGibenys
Academy
Criminal Court
Esther Oratorio to Be Staged at Warsaw Opera House
Tomorrow evening the oratorio Esther will be produced at the Warsaw Opera House by the local group that staged it at the Academy last week. Proceeds go to the Warsaw benevolent society with a guest list of Warsaw ladies and gentlemen led by Mrs H Biggs and Mrs C V Pyle. Miss Belle McDonald will appear as Quem. The party departs in a special car at 4 pm and returns at 11 pm.
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M’gibeny
McGibenys
Academy
Madison
Democrat
The
Audienen
Hooley
Opera House
McGibeny
Portland
Oregon
Cotta
Lawrence Barrett
Richelieu
Academy of Music
Detroit Prep
Detroit
Cardinal
Edwin Forrest
Rome
Barrett
Olympic Theatre
St. Louis
C. B. Woodworth & Co
Esther
Warsaw Opera House
Benevolent Society of
Warsaw
City
H. §. Biggs
C. V. Pyle
Reub Williams
Wm. Conrad
Hudson Beck
Dr. Burker
H.S. Biggs
Wm. Wolf
Thos. Woods
H. W. Upson
W. B. Funk
Reub Williame
A. J. Mershon
M. Phillipson
A. P. Cosgrove
W. Chipman
Millie
Ancie B. Ball
Belle McDonald
Trials and judgments in county court sessions
The court calendar lists trials set for April 2 in the Swinney case against P F W & C Railroad and Chappel versus Stephens et al for next Monday. Adjournment till Saturday 1 pm to hear Hillegass administrator against Kerr. Judgments include Wiebke with $760.81 against and a lien of $1,500, Thomas cross-claim results, Miller found not guilty in Jay Phillips force case, and Meyers acquitted of malicious trespass.
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Rhesa Swinney
Executriz
P. F.W. & C. Railroad
Philamon Chappel
Thomas Stephens
Jacob Hillegass
W. J. Kerr
William Yergens
Hen Wiebke
Wiebke
Bickness
Calvin L. Thomas
Calvin Thomas
Henry Miller
Jay Phillips
Christian W. Meyers
Treapanss
Three liquor charges taken to Squire Rogers New Haven
Jacob Peters faced three counts for selling liquor without license. case moved on change of venue to Squire Rogers in New Haven. X Hammerly fined ten dollars plus costs for liquor law violation. Thos Jones of Monroeville taxed thirty six for drunkenness. An endorsement praises Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a remedy for stubborn coughs and colds.
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Jacob Peters
Squire Rogers
New Haven
Wilkineon
X. Hammerly
Coats
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hari
Clay Todd
John A. Ler
Henry Street
Clay Tod
E. Columbia
United States
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France
Toledo
Michigan
Chandler
New York Sun
Joe Emmet
J. L. Williams
O.E. Fleming
Indianapolis
Second Presbyterian Church
James M. Dinnen
Dinnen
Rush Medical College
John Ryall
Col. Bowgle
Bloomington
Gen. Packard
Laporte
Chas
Krout
Michigan City
John Engle
Frederick Shearer
Gazette
O. L. Starkey
Kansas
Ryan
Thos. Jones
Monroeville
McClbeny
C. Woodworth & Co
America
Goshen Road
Lake Township
Garden Street
Pinapure
Munro
N. L. Munro
Beekman St
Vanvnaas
Our City
Messrs. Smick & Bro
Chas. Lehman
Lindenwood Cemetery
R. Morgan French
Lindenwood
J. B. White
Lehman
Prescott
Ww. M
W. P. Smith
Columbia Street
Janme
C. O. D. Clothing House
East Main Street
Sidney Smith
Calhoun Street
East Columbia Street
Wayne, Indiana
Ofice
Todd
S. Clay Todd
South America
East Indies
Mordhurst
Calhoun and
Berry Streets
East Main
F. Fliegner
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