Memorial Services for Garfield Held in Congress
Both houses of Congress scheduled memorial services in Washington for James A. Garfield. Ex Secretary Blaine delivered the oration as dignitaries and officials filled the Capitol in somber mourning with the Marine Band playing between prayers.
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Our Own State News Highlights Local Incidents
Multiple Indiana towns report deaths and crimes including Henry Aehley of Brazil and John Dunn of Hanover. Robberies at Cloverdale and Elizabethtown, gas lighting in Plymouth, and a family murder near Washington. Shop location for the New York Chicago and St Louis railroad sparks debate among Newport and Cleveland officials.
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Eloquent Orator Delivers Eulogy at Historic Occasion
Mr. Blaine rose at the clerk's desk before the presiding officers and delivered his eulogy from manuscript with impressive manner and clear tone.
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Conkling Named for Associate Justice to the Supreme Court
The senate judiciary committee unanimously agreed to report favorably the nomination of Mr. Conkling for associate justice of the supreme court. An intimate friend in Washington says he will certainly accept the judgeship.
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Democratic leaders to meet in Kendallville on March 21
Charles A. Munson, chair of the Democratic Congressional Committee for the twelfth district, has notified county central chairmen to gather in Kendallville Tuesday March 21 at 2 p.m. to determine the time and place of the congressional convention and handle other important business.
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Mayor Finishes Stoning of Windows Incident at St Pauls
A group of boys were fined by the mayor today for throwing stones through the windows of St. Pauls School at the corner of Washington and Griffith streets.
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Boy John Gohrar Killed by Pittsburg Train
A boy named John Gohrar was killed last night at Van Wert after he fell between two cars of a moving Pittsburg train. Authorities investigate the accident and identify the victim.
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Little River Land Company Funds and Lands Plan
Circular details a nine day option for purchasing seven thousand acres by issuing bonds up to twenty dollars per acre. Bonds secure the land, are convertible to stock, and payable from early sales proceeds with a pro rata share to bondholders. If funds fall short the project may be abandoned and deeds returned.
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Despondent Woman Celia Baker Ends Her Life Before Return
The Sentinel reports Celia O Baker, daughter of Isaac Baker of East Lewin street, planned to confront a socialite but died by self harm on the eve of her departure. A Salida Colorado telegram confirms her death and provides no details. She was the divorced wife of Orin S Perry formerly of this city.
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Drunkenness Cases and Saloon Altercation Record
Fred Strope arrested for drunkenness jailed 12 days in default of 11.75 dollars. William Shaughnessy paid 11.75 for drunkenness. Frank Jones Daniel Stoutn and Chas Monck argued at Ortlieb s saloon. A later fight led to Monok arrest after stone and brick throwing. Jones fined 11.75, Stouton acquitted. Warrant issued for Monok.
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