Local Visitors and Weekend Templeties Across City
Chicago visitor C H Toby stays in town while Mrs R T McDonald and daughter Esther return home. Mrs Charles McCulloch and Edith Zollars depart for Indianapolis as guests this week. Ross McCulloch reaches New York after a world tour, staying east briefly. Emony D Melendy and Newton W Gilbert, Freeport citizens, return home after business in the city. Louis Lange Sr Theodore Lange and Rev A Lange of St Louis attend Prof Daemling silver wedding last night. Empire theatre draws crowds on West Main street as Mr A F Schoch offers low prices on holiday clothing at 414 West Main. The 40 hours devotion at St Pauls church closes. Rev Father Serchen preaches on Devotion to the Blessed Virgin. FE marked nine years a mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. McDonald
Louis Lange
Theodore Lange
A. Lange
St. Louis
Daemling
Empire Theatre
West Main Street
A. F. Schoch
St. Paul’s Church
Father Serchen
Order of “Benedictine Fathers
Missi Indies
Aoe
Prescott to Run Against Gompers Forecast Fails
Gloom in labor union headquarters as plans for John McBride’s reelection unravel and a Prescott candidacy looms if McBride falls. Prescott’s backers expect an easy win to defeat Gompers, tied to the eight hour day issue amid Federation tensions in Ind. and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inprana Potia
Ind
American Federation of Labor
International Typographical Union
John McBride
New York
W. B. Prescott
McBride
Prescott
Gompers
Monroe Township Opinion on James M. Robinson Candidacy
In Monroeville Breeze readers discuss the coming election and favor Fort Wayne lawyer James M. Robinson as a strong candidate for the Twelfth Indiana congressional district. The editorial notes his prominence in Allen County and recalls his close, vigorous earlier nomination race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
James M. Robinson
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Robinson
Allen
Democratic Party
Miler Case to Go to Jury Tomorrow
The Miler case and the Sebastian Miller suit against the Wabash railroad go to the jury tomorrow. J Bowser was fined one dollar and costs for assault on Gottlieb Hettler. Calvin Bowman faces trial for assault on Geo Nills this afternoon. Herman Daemling received a 3200 dollar judgment against Diederick Woebke in a mortgage foreclosure case. The Cast Steel Plow company versus Barney Solon was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Rourke
J. Bowser
Gottlieb Hettler
Calvin Bowman
Geo. Nills
Herman Daemling
Diederick Woebke
Barney Solon
Sebastian Miller
Wabash Railroad Company
Dawson
Elected Officers Named by Catholic Knights Branch 103
At Library hall last evening Branch 103 C E of A elected leaders for the year. Spiritual Director Rev Joseph H Brammar. President Frank Fink. Vice President John Smith. Corresponding Secretary Dennis Gorman. Financial Secretary Frank Manuel. Treasurer John H Welch. Sergeant at Arms John J Romary. Sentinel John OConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. of A
Joseph H. Brammar
Frank Fink
John Smith
Dennis Gorman
Frank Manuel
John H. Welch
John J. Romary
John O’connell
President Cleveland Returns From North Carolina Duck Hunt
President Cleveland ended a hunting trip in the waters off North Carolina and returned to Washington aboard the lighthouse tender Maple. He looked well and distributed a good string of ducks to party members despite severe storm near Hatteras. He learned of Judge Thurman’s death at Elizabeth City and praised the Ohio patriot as among the republic’s truest and ablest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
North Carolina
Thurber
Hatteras
Hatteras Light
Thurman
Elizabeth City
N. C
Confession Reveals Chicago Jewelry Swindle Tied to Hartford Building
In a Chicago confession Harry Leon admits a four month jewelry business run in the Hartford Building was a large swindle. He names confederates including Alvah W. Ketcham and Daniel P. Eberman with others who helped dispose of diamonds. The scheme netted about 90000 dollars in stock credit with 25000 found after an assignment. Leon is at large while two alleged confederates are in U.S. Marshal custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hartford
Harry Leon
Leon
United States
Arnold
Alvah W. Ketcham
Daniel P. Eberman
Ketcham
Eberman
O. C. St. Clair
Robert Castleburg
Lyon
John EH. Bull
Abundants Exceeded but Four Times in the State's History
Illinois reports show the 1805 corn crop at 267,425,000 bushels from 6,925,000 acres, averaging 38 bushels per acre, with the north, central and south regions yielding 125,870,000, 111,645,000, and 30,010,000 bushels respectively and prices at 21 cents. The large yield lowered prices and potential revenue to about 857,740,000 if sold at market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Gougar Calls Livermore Threat Bluff in Defense
Mrs Henri Gougar challenges Mrs Livermore in Lafayette Indiana asserting that Livermore’s threat is bluff and buncombe and that she can clear her name by aligning evidence with published letters and facts in The Voice. Bourlet editor of The Reger notes opposition from various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Helen M. Gougar
Opin
Bourlet
iThe Reger
Camille D Arville Stars In Medelineor The Magic Kiss
Camille D Arville delivers a celebrated solo O Let Me Dream Again in Stange and Edwards comic opera Medelineor The Magic Kiss at the Temple. Darkest Russia follows with Donnelly’s drama and a large company. Tim Murphy leads Hoyt comedy A Texas Steer with the original stage settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille D’arville
Stange and Edwards
Medelineor
the Temple
Jennie Lind
D’arville
Chicago
Russia
Masonic Temple
H. Grattan Donnelly
Sidney R. Ellis
Tim Murphy
Hoyt
Maverick Brander
United States
Texas
Murphy
Meyer’s
George C. Boniface, Jr
Stange Gna Edward
Madeleine
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
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Main Streets
Brenzinger Bread Baking Co
West Washington
Fort Wayne Steam Laundry
Phillips
Telephone
E. L. Craw
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Maumee Avenue
Coats
Chas. F. Pfeiffer
C. H. Toby
Federation of Labor
Mergentheim’s Bazaar
J. M. Robinson
Monroe Township
Miler
Bowser
Catholic Knights
Illinois
Baby Bern
Chicaco
Clara Stewart
Thomas Holbrook
Nicaragua
Morgan Park School
Morgan Park Training School For Ladies
University of Chicago
Post Office Department
Chicago Advertising Union
Gen
Wm. H. Harrison
Cincinnati
William Henry Harrison
Garfield Place
Vine Street
Louis Rebusso
Chicopee
Maia
W. F. Merrill
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Erie Lines
Mrs. Curzon
Loxton
Lester
Reigate
London
Bassett
Isaac Bassett
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Burlington
Phoebe Amoola
Bomi
Datta Staton
Rala Eften
Gougar
Livermore
Pemple Theatre
TempLe Theatre
Emple Theatre
Darkest
Sidney BR. Ellis
Military
Police
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London Empire
Cloak Department
Laurella Perfume Co
Linen Department
Jewelry Department
Mergentheim's Bazaar
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A. C. Aurentz
West Berry ST
Phaeyman
PLH
Heyman & CO
Hair Bazaar
E. Washington Street
Jaktreimer & Son
Tailors
Tri-State Building
Holiday Presents
Ghicago Bakery
Broadway
Washington Boulevard
Halophone
Geller
J. C. Koegel
Roger & Gallet
Rick~secker’s
Lundbourg
Colgate’s
Palmer’s
Lazell’s
Freese & Ranke
Wl F, Kang
Klein
East Washington ST
W. G. Burket
W.A. Meyer
Cor. Broadway and
Jefferson Sts
Mary A. Whery
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