Four youths arrested for riding Pittsburg train stealing ride
Charles Coulter Thomas Voulihan John Garr and Charles Butcher aged 15 to 18 were taken from a Pittsburg passenger train by Special Detective Doc Stoll on vagrancy charges. They claimed to seek work in Cincinnati Des Moines and Chicago. Mayor Oakley fined them $1 and costs each. police will investigate their records and Cincinnati authorities may push charges for theft.
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Charles Coulter
Thomas Voulihan
John Garr
Charles Butcher
Doc Stoll
Pittsburg
Mayor Oakley
Coulter
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago
Oakley
Fort Wayne Baseball Club Hits Terre Haute Exhibition
The Fort Wayne Baseball Club will depart at 6 o'clock tonight for Terre Haute to play an exhibition game against the local club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Will C. Cleary Merchant Tailor Ad at 118 Harrison Street
Will C Cleary a merchant tailor at 118 Harrison street near Washington offers stylish spring suitings with neat repairs.
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Will C. Cleary
Harrison Street
Washington
Didn’t Kill Kate Durkee Indignant Over Confession
Omana Nebraska April 15 Kate Durkee of Omaha denies Holmes confession naming her as a victim. She lives with a brother, Burlington assistant auditor, came from Pennsylvania seven years ago, visits a sister in the east, and once met Holmes through a Chicago wife known as the Wilmette wife.
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Omana
Neb
Kate Durkee
Omaha
Holmes
Chicago
Wilmette
Belknap
Miss Durkee
Pennsylvania
Grand Opening of Wolf and Dessauer Dry Goods
The new Wolf and Dessauer dry goods store in Fort Wayne opened this morning with splendid window displays and Reineke's orchestra. Clerks in neat attire assisted visitors and carnations were given as they departed. the Post predicts a long, prosperous future for the firm.
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Wolf & Dessauer
Reineke
Wolf
Fort Wayne
Louis Wolf & Co
Dessauer
Post
Winona resort boards meet on sale and plans
Indianapolis executive board of theWinona assembly met at Bates hotel to authorize enlarging the grounds hotel at 7500 cost, set April 27 as the lot sale day, arrange excursions from Indianapolis and Cincinnati, and meet again in Warsaw in two weeks. Chumasero dies in Carme la.
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Indianapolis
Charles H. Connor
C. Dickey
R. C. Hunter
G. W. Brown
Winona Assembly
Bates Hotel
Cincinnati
Warsaw
Chumasero
Carcago
John T. Chumasero
Calumet Avenue
J. W. Farwell & Co
Carro
Akasheb
Aziza
Washington
Tacoma
Wash
Cleveland
Willapa
Alaska
Treadwell
Evanston
Ill
Gross Point
Here
Xenia
Charles Morris
Charles Morris, the Confessed Murderer of Mr. and Mrs. Douchettes
Columbus
Nickel Plate Train No 6 Schedule Highlights
Nickel Plate train No 6 departs Fort Wayne daily at 6 25 p m 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 car changes.
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Fort Wayne
Cleveland
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
New York
Boston
Bethel Baptist Plans Free Sunday Dinners to Boost Attendance
Bethel Baptist church of Kalamazoo will offer free Sunday dinners next Sunday to draw the morning congregation to Sunday school. The church serves a working-class membership and expects the strategy to increase both church and Sunday school attendance. The Young Men's club backs the plan and says funds exist in the treasury to sustain the meals without new contributions. Sealed proposals will be received by the Rt. Rev. Joseph Rademacher at 172 Fort Varney And.
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Kallamazoo
Mich
Bethel Baptist Church
Young Men’s Club
Joseph
Rademacher
Prnte
Fort Varney and
Akron Murder Case Shocks Summit County Court
Romulus Cottell alias John Smith was bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing in Akron Ohio. He faced a large crowd at the courthouse as he was brought from the jail trembling and pale. An indignation meeting of Summit county bar condemned Judge Voris and Harvey Musser for Cottell’s counsel.
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Axnron
Romulus Cotell
John Smith
Alvin N. Stone
Serena
Ira F. Stillson
Squire A. W. Hall
Smith
Griffin
Summit County
Judge Voris
Harvey Musser
Cottell
Fearful New Jack the Hair Cutter Comes to Fort
A sensational, unnamed crank known as Jack the Hair Cutter arrives in Fort, with reports of two girls attacked while their long golden hair remains on their backs. A third incident involves thrown glass and threats against discovery, as more Jacks surface, heightening fear among residents.
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Jack
Colonel Perry
Creighton Avenue
Prominent Ohio Judge Reproves Prisoner Conduct
The court condemns the prisoner for unwarranted interference with free choice and a trespass on a fellow attorney, describing the act as grave impropriety. Judge Voris is noted as one of Ohio’s leading jurists.
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Judge Voris
Ohio
Black and White Leghorn Hats at Mergentheim’s Bazaar
Hats and dress shapes on sale this week at Mergentheim’s Bazaar offering Black and White Leghorn styles along with sailor and dress shapes priced at 19 cents.
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Mergentheim’s
Medical Society Elects Officers and Delegates
The Allen County Medical Society held its annual meeting electing officers President K K Wheelock Secretary E E Morgan Treasurer H A Duemling and a board of censors A E Bulson C B Stemen B Von Sweringen. Delegates named to the State Convention include W P Wheryg J E Miller S H Havice G C Stemen F W Gavin B Von Sweringen H A Duemling A E Bulson B Stemen M R Rosenthal Della B Howe J M Dinnen. State meeting May 29 in this city and American Medical Society meeting June 6 7 in Atlanta.
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Allen County Medical Society
K. K. Wheelock
E. E. Morgan
H. A. Duemling
Board of Censors
A. E. Bulson
C. B. Stemen
B. von Sweringen
W. P. Wheryg
J. E. Miller
S. H. Havice
G. C. Stemen
F. W. Gavin
Mob surrounds West Liberty man over love affair
In West Liberty Ohio Watson Hanna, recently from London, drew a local mob after selling his farm and returning with money to pursue Miss Ewing daughter of prominent James Ewing. Neighbors guarded his house and threatened violence. Hanna escaped with Miss Ewing and their whereabouts are unknown.
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Bellefontaine
Watson
Hanna
West Liberty
Here
London
Urbana
Miss Ewing
James Ewing
Ives Defeats Daly to Set Cushion Carom Record
In Boston on April 15 Ives defeated Maurice Daly of New York in the international billiard tournament. He set a new cushion caroms record with 85 points to Daly’s 77, surpassing the previous marks of 81 and 85. Schaefer and Garnier watched as Ives forged ahead with runs of 41 and 25 across innings, claiming the biggest run ever at cushion caroms in public competition.
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Boston
Ives
Maurice Daly
New York
William Sexton
Schaefer
Jacob Schaefer
Frank Ives
Albert Garnier
Daly
Schaeffer
Army Board Endorses Banning's Rupture Treatment At Fort Wayne
Extract from an army board report dated August 19 1883 praises Dr Banning's method for ruptured men noting it retains the intestine in the proper cavity under all conditions and is superior to other methods. Dr Banning to demonstrate views and appliances at the Avenue hotel Fort Wayne with hours 9 am to 8 pm.
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Orry Point
U. S. Army
Washington, D. C
W. O. Pere
U. S
W.L. Pea
Mass
Co. A. McCall
U.S. A
James Collins
Banning
Avenue Hotel
Fort Wayne
Link in the Bryan Case: Attys Cite Suspects Tied to Body
In Newport Kentucky today the commonwealth lawyers said they would prove that Jackson and Walling acted together on the Covington suspension bridge after the Pearl Bryan murder and were seen throwing the head into the Ohio River. Witnesses will be kept secret until trial begins next Tuesday.
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Cryernati
Newport
The
Commonwealth
Jackson
Walling
Covington
Pearl Bryan
Ohio River
Half Famished Condition Found Four Children By Officer Schlau
An officer named Schlau found four children in a half famished state, prompting urgent relief action. The incident highlights concerns about care and welfare, with authorities investigating circumstances and arranging aid for the youngsters.
Arabs in Court Again and Cruel Father Arrested
Humane officer reports four children under fifteen living in squalor with a wealthy farmer Isaac Campbel in Eel River township. He files charges of cruel and inhuman treatment to minors. case to be heard before Squire Tancey. Also notes asylum transfer for two men declared insane, trespass case, vagrancy arrests, an assault, station stalls moved, and nuisance fines involving Arabs Ayoub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlaudroff
Eel River Township
Isaac Campbel
Squire Tancey
Isaac Ayoub
Justice Bullerman
Damase Ayoub
Isaac
Camase
Holman Street
Chicago Produce Market Wheat Corn and Oats Summary
Chicago produce market report from Curiaco on April 14 shows futures for wheat, corn and oats with April closes, May and July openings and closes. Prices include wheat at around 65 cents for April and May, corn near 30.0 to 31 cents, oats about 19 to 20 cents, with bids and asks noted for multiple contracts.
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Curiaco
Window Glass Trust to Close Factories Early for Season
In Granapolis on April 15 a joint Pittsburg and Western Window Glass association meeting decided all window glass factories in the trust will close May 31 and reopen in September or October. About 50 manufacturers attended. roughly 25,000 workers in Indiana and Pennsylvania may lose jobs. Politicians note potential election impact as Republicans fear worker losses may aid Democrats. The trust also considers raising product prices.
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Granapolis
Pittsburg
Western
Trust
Indiana
Pennsylvania
State Committee
McKinley
Doctor Dove Injured In Fall From Electric Car
Dr Cyrus J Dove of Muskegon Michigan visiting in the city missed his footing alighting an electric car last evening. His right wrist was broken and he was badly injured. Dr Geo C Stemen dressed his injuries. A delicate operation on Mrs Christen of 15 West Wayne street was performed by Dr Banning with assistance from Drs Mikesell and Merz. The patient is recovering. Drs Schilling and Van Buskirk are sick at home. A J Keller burned his arm yesterday from a vessel overturning containing hot chocolate. The ad promotes Nickel Road service to New York City and Boston with palace sleepers and dining cars. Bash’s Lawn Fertilizer advertised at 23c a package.
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Cyrus J. Dove
Muskegon
Mich
Geo. C. Stemen
Banning
Aveline Hotel
Mikesell
Merz
Christen
West Wayne Street
Lost Children Found By Police After Straying
Three children wandered from home yesterday and were located by police. One girl was found at a Maumee avenue dry goods store. another child, Mrs. Moore's daughter, was taken home to 52 West Creighton avenue. the third child was found on Wallace street by Mrs. Hasleep. Nickel Plate Road offers reduced rate tourist tickets to California points with Chicago connections to through coast trains.
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Maumee Avenue
Moore
Meliva Street
George Pressler
West Creighton Avenue
Wallace Street
Hasleep
California
Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
Birth Record Names Two New Borns in City
The Birth Record notes a son born to Mr and Mrs W E Thomp of Winch street and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Alaska Swifts of Third street. Fresh fish and lobsters delivered daily at Jacksons 140 Calhoun phone 314.
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W. E. Thomp
Winch Street
Alaska Swifts
Third Street
Jackson’s
Calhoun
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Crooks
Calhoun Street
Winona Resort
Africa
Bethel Baptist Church of
Akron
Jack the Hair Cutter
Fort
Ballot-Box
Medical Society
Lafayette
Otto Grogs
Pharmaceutical Department
Purdue ‘University
Jack the
Jack the Peeper
Napoleon Ives
Army Board of Surgeons
Bryan
Harry Rodenbeck
Albert Radle
Richmond Asylum
Jacob Bailer
John Martin
Edgerton
Justice France
Charles McCab
William McCab
Leon McLeod
Mcleod
Thomas Fitzgerald
William Ragan
Jacob
Barr and
Columbia Streets
Daseler
Jewell
Regan
United States
Leonard
Treat
Chicago Produce Market
New York City
Erie
Dove
A. J. Keller
Bash
S. Bash & Co
Tretheway
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