Local notices and social happenings in East Pontiac area
Miss Lida Spaulding is bedbound by illness. Dr. A. J. Kesler returns from Delphos. Mrs. I. W. Leonard visits Columbia City. Ed Taylor leaves for Lehigh University for study. Mrs. Darwin Myers hosts in honor of Edith Wilson and Mrs. Will Griswold tomorrow. East Pontiac street paving petition filed. Butler street petition circulating. Anna Beckers hosts masquerade surprise party with many attendees. Wagon collision injures Gebfert near Taylor street. left ear torn, serious injuries, expected recovery.
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Columbia City
Homer Hartman
Ed Taylor
Lehigh University
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Edith Wilson
Wabash
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Westville
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John
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Bertram
Clem
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Mamie
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Anna App
Alice Stocking
Katie Schwieters
Hineford Calahan
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Dayton
Frank Schwieters
Rempke
John Auer
Ben
Charlie Becker
Charles Weller
West Jefferson Street
Dailey
Taylor Street
Stultz
Gebfert
Wolcott Denounces Davis Plan in Venezuela Dispute
Senate heard Senator Wolcott argue Monroe doctrine misapplied in the Venezuela controversy. He said the policy should not bind the United States to foreign republican forms or outside actions and warned the commission proposal could threaten national integrity. He noted British aid in independence and framed the doctrine as self defense for American preservation.
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Davis opinion on Davis resolution stirs debate in Washington
A World dispatch from Washington reports President Cleveland authorized Senator Smith to publicize his view of the Davis resolution. The president calls the resolution mischievous, inopportune and unfortunate, arguing it inflames tensions with Great Britain over the Venezuela dispute and hampers arbitration efforts.
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Gowdy allies win key districts in Indiana Republican battle
Indiana newspaper reports that John K Gowdy’s faction claimed seven district wins to Nebeker’s four with two uncertain. Gowdy vows re election as state committee chair next week while Nebeker fighters persist seeking party unity and support for Fairbanks as senator. Harrison urged silence at Seventh district meeting.
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Riley
Indianapolis
John K Gowdy
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Kercheval
Holman
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
W. R. McKeen
McKeen
Harrison
General Harrison
Great religious awakening in Fountain Town
In Fountain Town Indiana a Pentecostal revival at the M E church led by Rev. Edward P. Jewett has drawn increasing crowds for two weeks. Sixty five new members joined the church including several men aged seventy. The revival has depressed sales at Albert Snyder’s Fountain Town saloon, which has nearly ceased business.
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Fountaintown
M. EK
Edward P. Jewett
M. RE
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Albert Snyder
Snyder
Romantic jail delivery shocks Greensburg readers
In Greensburg a 16 year old servant Fra nie Hess released her brother John Hess and Harry Madden along with John Lambert from jail, locking other prisoners inside. The escape went undiscovered for hours and caused great excitement in the city.
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Franie Hess
John Hess
Harry Madden
John Lambert
Fat Riley
Greenfield
James Whitcomb Riley
Charles G. Offutt
Duncan
William R. Hough
Riley
Indianapolis Train Fatality Kills Watchman
Indian apolis January 28 Pater Dietz 52 Wallick street was killed by Belt Line Engine No 11 while crossing Madison avenue and Palmer street on his way home. He stepped onto the tracks but did not see the approaching engine on the second track and suffered instant death with both legs broken.
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Indianapolis
Local residents report accidental laudanum death in Bloomington
William Green, a well known Bloomington citizen, died after an accidental overdose of laudanum taken to ease sleeplessness. His wife, mistaking the symptoms for intoxication, refused medical aid, and Green never regained consciousness.
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Bloomington
William Green
Markets Roundup From New York and Chicago
New York markets show money on call easy at 4 percent with bankers' bills quoted. sterling at 4.8994 bid and 4.7994 asked. Chicago grain and live stock quotations listed with wheat, corn, oats futures and cash prices for butter, eggs, poultry, and vegetables. Des Moines reports political moves and Cuba news with Gomez illness and Cuban movement updates. Bloomington hosts annual National Home Building and Loan association meeting committee appointment.
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Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Texas
Wester
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