Local entertainments and society notes in Condensed Locals
Delightful entertainment at the Baptist church featuring Gounod's Ladies Quartet with Elsie Johnson Gertrude Gilbert Eula Davis and Daisy Beaber. Rainbow Theatrical club program tonight by Ciertrude and Laura Green. Home Lodge No 342 F and A M held a meeting. Mr Harry C Boseker wed Lillian May Rodeheaver at the bride’s grandparents’ home Rev L L Henson officiated. The couple reside at 37 Brackenridge street. Retail Druggists association meets this afternoon. Emmett commandery to arrange for Dayton prize drill next June. Painters and Decorators meet at Sons of Freedom hall to elect officers. Triangle Cycling club hosts annual reception and banquet in Association hall Friday at 7 30. All wheelmen urged to attend.
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Baptist Church
Gounod
Ladies’ Quartet
Elsie Johnson
Gertrude Gilbert
Eula Davis
Daisy Beaber
Rainbow Theatrical Club
Ciertrude
Laura Green
Home Lodge
Harry C. Boseker
Lillian May Rodeheaver
H. &. Rodeheaver
Tony Kelker
Rev. L. L. Henson
Emmett Commandery
Dayton
Painters and Decorators
Sons of Freedom
Triangle Cycling Club
Association Hall
Association
Nickel Plate train No. 6 timetable summary
Nickel Plate No 6 departs Fort Wayne at 6 25 p m daily and arrives Cleveland 11 36 p m Buffalo 6 00 a m Rochester 8 05 Syracuse 10 38 New York 6 30 p m Boston 8 45 p m. No change of cars.
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Fort Wayne
Cleveland
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
New York
Boston
New York City
Erie
Chicago
Klotz’s embroidery sale at 372 Calhoun Street
Ladies urged to attend a limited time embroidery sale at 372 Calhoun Street with special low prices in a one week event.
You Can Make $5 By Buying Your Summer Suit Cash
A. F. Schoch advertises a $5 reward offer for cash purchases of summer suits. The store claims the largest and best assortment in the city and notes hours until 4 p m at 413 West Marin.
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A. F. Schoch
Wrst
Marin
Empire Presents Poverty's Slave and The Race Track
The Anderson company drew a large audience at the Empire last night with Poverty's Slave and tonight offers the sensational comedy drama The Race Track with a live race horse on stage. Reduced rate tourist tickets to California are on sale through Nickel Place Road agents, with Chicago connections for coast through trains.
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Anderson Company
the Empire
California
Nickel Place Road
Chicago
Chicago Produce Market and Birth Records
Wheat and corn futures showed April closes around 65 to 66 cents and July opens near 67 cents with mixed gains. Farm goods par, lard, spare areas and car shares quoted. birth notices record a daughter for Ora J. and wife and a son for John and wife at Lafayette and Charles street.
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Cnicano
Alice
White Bank Block
Ora J. Gogg
John Daily
Lafayette
Charles Street
Ex King Milan to Seek Wealthy Wife in America
Ex King Milan of Servia arrives in May to arrange a match for his son King Alexander. Chicago post office relocation postponed a week as temporary facilities may not be ready. Mile. Collesdon forecasts war between United States and Spain. Mary Ann Heabner, 70, found dead in her Chicago home, likely due to old age. Fosdick theater hat law in Ohio to be obeyed, doorkeepers request hat removal from women. Imported Blend cigar marketed at five cents per five.
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Milan
Servia
Amrica
Alexander
Chicago
Hesing
Mile. Collesdon
Paris
United States
Spain
Mary Ann Heabner
Fosdick
Ohio
General Harrison Arrives in Indianapolis with Bride
General Harrison and his bride arrive in Indianapolis by Pennsylvania train at 10 15 PM to a large, mixed crowd at Union Station. Veterans of the Grand Army greet the couple, while the stations’ vast waiting rooms overflow with onlookers eager for a glimpse of the bridal party. The party includes Secretary Tippitts and Colonel Dan Ransdell, amid a quiet reception with no staged demonstrations.
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Indianapolis
General Harrison
Union Station
Grand Army
Harrison
Tibpitts
Dan Ransdell
Har
Four Cinder brothers charged with first degree murder
In a case two months old, Steven Cahal was struck and killed while two Cinder brothers were seriously injured. Accused defendants Charles John William James Cinder and William Murphy face first degree murder charges.
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Onaer Taonona Wes Ville
Steven Cahal Waa
Cinder Brothers
Charles
John
William
James Cinder
William Murphy
Child Survives 40 Foot Fall From Cab and Stairs
In Terre Haute a six month old child riding in a cab toppled down a 40 foot stair flight and burst through a door into the street. the infant was unhurt and crowing when found. Also notes editor nomination for Congress in Crawfordsville and burglary arrests in Terre Haute with a three year sentence for one offender.
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Terre Haute
Richard Volt
Ex-president Harrison’s quiet life after marriage to Mrs Dimmick
Secretary Tibbitts told an Associated Press reporter that no new presidential contest was discussed on the route home and Harrison plans a quiet life in Indianapolis devoted to his law practice. Stepdaughter not present as Mrs. Robert McKee left for the east and took heirloom furniture and bric a brac. The absence of Harrison children at the wedding is blamed on disapproval of the match. In a separate fight, Ashley stabbed Vancleve in the back, wounding him fatally or fatally? The youths are about 15 years old.
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Tson
S*mala
Tibbitts
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Robert McKee
General Harrison
New York
Russell Harrison
McKee
White's Case With the Jury End of Trial for Mrs Curtis Murder
Lafayette April 8 The jury in the Jesse White murder case has retired to deliberate Mrs Hester Curtis was killed in a brutal Lafayette crime A package belonging to Mrs Curtis was found near Welch White home alibi disputed by his wife and daughter and by an inmate claim of confession remains unproven
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Lafayette
Jesse White
Hester Curtis
Curtis
White
Everett Moline
Moline
Daugh‘ter
Watson declines renomination for governor
Rushville April 8 James F Watson refuses to place his name before the Republican state convention as a candidate for governor or any post. He will practice law in Rushville for two years and seek Congress in 1898. Obituary notices list Harriett founder of the Anglican Order of St Marys died aged 74 in Peekskill and others in New York Benton Harbor and Rockford. A Constantinople report says the porte issued an irade expelling all Christian missionaries from Armenia. At Louisville primaries McKinney supporters won 69 delegates and Bradley 98.
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Rushville
James F. Watson
Congress
Peekskill
Harriett
Order of St. Mary’s
New York
Hugo Hildebrandt
Benton Harbor
Mich
F. A. Blackman
Rockford
Ill
Joseph Burns
Constantinople
Porte
Armenia
Louisville
McKinney
Bradley
Pittsburg Shops to Close Again Saturday Rail Purchase Boom for Nickel Plate
Railroad notes report Pittsburg shops will close again Saturday amid a surge in nickel plate orders. Western Passenger association considers radical action to curb abuses of the new descriptive ticket system. Despite hopes the face description would curb mileage manipulation, tests show conductors largely ignore it and brokers find ways around it.
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Pittsburg
Western Passenger Association
Association
Pittsburg Machinists See Restored Work, Service Notes
Local railroad and shop news report several workers returning from illness in Pittsburg. Nickel Plate buys 5000 tons of rails in March while Wabash repairs road bed and increases bridge crew. Nickel Plate Firemen Dunfee and Lee swap runs as express service to Chicago is praised for speed and connections.
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Jerry Stanford
Pittsburg
Nickel Plate Railway Company
Henry Kraft
J. W. Erwin
Bert Dinius
Joseph Klingenberger
Rhinesmith & Simonson
8S. C. Henderson
Pennsylvania Tin and Copper
Chicago
Chas. Miller
Lima
Ohio
Miller
George
Frank Schied
Ambrose Benedict
W. S. Wells
Frank O
Addy Ryan
Wabash
Nickle Plate
Dunfee
John S. Lee
Glasgow
Ocker
Some New and Some a Little Shop Worn Pianos
An advertisement lists pianos with prices and two year shop wear. It compares values of Chickering Baldwin Haines Bros. and Hallet Davis models, urging customers to consider value and inviting visits to view and purchase to recover money, possibly through paper drawing interest.
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Chickering
Baldwin
Haines Bros
Hallet & Davis
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Empire
The
Chicago Produce Market
J. G. Thieme
Jey
Gen. Harrison
Mrn
Crawfordsville
Charles B. Landis
Delphi Journal
Ninth
Lew Wallace
Terre Havate
Charles Steves
Schluer & Foulkes
Guy Stone
Stevens
Greencastle
Harry Vancleve
Herbert Ashley
South Greenagetlevonthy
Sanurrel Ani
Ashley
Vancleve
James M. Robinson
Watson
Washington
Lower
Michigan
Upper Michigan
Wisconsin
Lowa
Railroad News
Julius Kock
Vienna
S. Bash & Co
Mayflower Mills
Empire Theatre
West Main Street
Anderson Theatre. CO
Lakeside
W. W. Kimball Co
I. H. Case
Calhoun St
East Side
Foster
G. Klug’s
Hanna ST
W.g.burket
D.D.S
RABUS
Fisher Brothers
Samuel Fisher
Max B. Fisher
Sommer’s
Moellering
Rescue Medicine Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Freese & Ranke
Calhoun Street
Kang HE SH
Mark
DR. Kilmer
A. J. Keller
Lou Elk
Calhoun and
Washington Boulevard
Pezee
Pape Furniture Company
E. Berry Street
B. Fitch
Brenzinger Bread Baking
West Washington Street
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