Engagement and visits mark South Side notes
Birth announced to Mr. and Mrs. John Klingenberger on Force Street. Mrs. Poole hosts Wit and Wisdom. Thomas Houlihan from Chicago visits for his mother’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. Bursley plan Calif trip. Glenn guest of his parents. Julia Wilson and Adolph Schilling announce engagement. Fitch hosts guests Savers with cards and music for about 20 couples. Mrs. Ninde hosts Morning Musical officers for visitors from Boston. Church of the Covenant trustees meet with Dr. Van Buskirk. Sunday School grows. church erection remains distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Klingenberger
Force Street
Wit and Wisdom Club
F. H. Poole
West Creighton Avenue
Thomas Houlihan
Chicago
G. E. Bursley
Phillip
Frank Taylor
California
Julia Wilson
Delia F. Wilson
Home Avenue
Adolph Schilling
M. W. Fitch
Michigan Avenue
Mrs. Savers
Church of the Covenant
A. E. van Buskirk
Real Estate Bargain on the South Side Auction Soon
A. bargain is sold soon describes the sale of a premier South Side property with promises of rapid loans and insurance placement. The notice touts the property as the nicest on the South Side and mentions 19 Arcade as the contact location.
Homes Homes Homes Buy on monthly payments East Creighton Ave
Advertises affordable house and lot loans with monthly payments. Promises first class cottages with city conveniences in East Creighton Ave addition, suitable for shop and railroad workers. Offers to build on any lot and to finance real estate or personal securities. Room 1 second floor Arcade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Creighton Ave
Nansen Reports and Trade Links Clarified on Arctic Return
In-statement from Irkutsk Governor Svetlitsky confirms no independent corroboration of Dr. Nansen’s return yet. The dispatch traces the news to merchant Kuchnareff of Yakutsk via trader Peter Ivanowitch Kuchnareff, Nansen’s accredited agent with Eskimo dogs, at Ust Yansk near the Yana and Lena delta. Ex-President Harrison begins journey home to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Svetlitsky
Irkutsk
Dr. Nansen
Peter Ivanowich Kuchnareff
Ust Yansk
Kuchnareff
Yakutak
Arctic
Verhoyansk
Kushnareffs
Nansen
Yakutsk
Peter Ivanowitch Kuchnareff
Artic Ocean
Yana River
Liskovisland
Lena Delta
Reduced Rail Fares to Hot Springs Ark On Wabash Line
The Wabash line announces round trip excursion tickets to Hot Springs Arkansas at very low rates. Travel includes through sleeping car service from major stations with one car change in St. Louis Union Station. Hot Springs is promoted as a U S government endorsed health resort with many hotels and baths famed for rheumatic and chronic ailments. Pamphlets and full information available from ticket agents or C S Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Hot Springs
Arkansas
St. Louis Union Station
United States
Italy
Wabash Railroad
Or.c
Crane
St. Louis
Fight to a finish general war on apportionment
Indiana news brief reports a second legal challenge to the 1885 apportionment law, aiming to declare it unconstitutional across counties. It notes Governor Matthews and GOP figures, plus related court actions to halt election notices. Also covered are an insanity acquittal in a wife murder case, injuries in a local incident, and religious revival plans in Rushville with Rev. Edgar L. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Republican State Committee
Matthews
Hamilton County
Gowdy
Alonzo Rucker
Warren Tate
Booker
Rushville
Methodist Episcopal, Christian, Presbyterian and
United Presbyterian Churches
Edgar L. Williams
Peoria
Ills
Williams
Maxwell
Stabbed by Wife in New Albany Tragedy
Joseph Linthicum, 82, a Black hotel porter, was stabbed to death by his wife Sallie Linthicum after a drunken quarrel. Sallie initially denied but confessed to the killing and a brother Arthur Withers was arrested. Sallie and Joseph had prior fights. Linthicum hailed from Hawesville Kentucky and his wife from Brandenburg Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Joseph Linthicum
Maxedon Hotel
Sallie Linthicum
Linthicum
Mia. Linthicum
Arthur Withers
Hawesville
Brandenburg
Short Crop of Maple Syrup and Sheriff Seizure
Rushville reports maple syrup output will fall short by several hundred gallons though quality improves after a cold snap. An ordinary barrel of sap now yields a gallon of molasses. Local sale only, little export. Cannon Bros general store near Eckerty closed by sheriff after stock purchased from Charles Sutter for 2500 cash and 500 notes. Sutter owes eastern firms about 3000 for goods. Sutter operated under a year and faced a thriving trade rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Eckerly
Eckerty
Cannon Bros
Charles Sutter
Sutter
Weather forecast for Midwest and Great Lakes states
Weather indications for twenty four hours from 8 p m yesterday show fair skies with diminishing cloudiness in Lower Michigan Indiana Illinois and a bit colder northerly winds For Upper Michigan Wisconsin also fair and cooler with northerly winds Iowa sees diminishing cloudiness and colder air with north winds becoming variable
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lower
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Cowan Swindle Tainted by Death-Father Frauds Unfold
Pittsburg men report John Cowan of W. G. Cowan & Sons vanished after defrauding between 100000 and 150000 dollars. Victims include lumbermen, salesmen, and his stepmother widow of his father who lost about 35000 in assets. He used his father's name to gain trust and control the business before stealing funds and leaving a young wife penniless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quppittscore
John Cowan
W. G. Cowan & Sons
Pittsburg
Cowan
L. A. White
Corey
William Ahlers
Ahlers Lumber Company
Allegheny
M. D. Rowland
Coropolis
Samuel Crawford
Pigeon
Forest County
Daniel Holwick
Brookville
D. Wheeler
Reynoldsville
John Duncan
W. G. Cowan
White
Cory
Five Men Likely Fatally Burned in Racine Gas Tank Blast
A gasoline tank exploded in the Racine Hardware Company engine department at West Union Junction, destroying part of the building. About 35 workers fled through windows as flames spread. five men, A J King George Nichols John Fitch George Straton and G Anderston, suffered severe burns. Recovery seems doubtful due to inhalation of toxic gas. Insurance coverage totals about $75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Racine Hardware Company
West Union Junction
A.J. King
George Nichols
John Fitch
George Straton
G. Anderston
Italy’s Abyssinian defeat shocks Rome and mobilizes reserves
Rome reacts with consternation as news of the Abyssinian defeat floods papers. Editors harshly fault General Baratieri for loss and poor foresight while the government orders mobilization of 80,000 reserves from the class of 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Abyssinia
General Baratieri
Loas
Markets Endorse Broad Activity Across Bonds and Grains
New York and Chicago markets show steady demand with firm sterling and diverse commodity moves. Bond quotes firm with various U S government issues steady, while grains edge through March to May futures. live stock at Chicago Union Stock Yards reflects mixed but solid prices across cattle hogs and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
United States
Pacific U'S
ChicaGo
Union
Texas
Mob Seizes Montana Mine Camp Threats Lynching
A mob of about seventy five demanded Superintendent Strong quit the Hort coal mines near Livrgeston. Strong, aided by three others, barricaded his cabin as the mob target extended to 6 am next day. Ringleaders to be hunted by authorities for alleged weighmaster bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livrgeston
Young
Posas
Hort
Strong
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Huntington
Mrs. W. M. Glenn
Harry Ninde
Wildwood
Willa Whitney White
Edgwater Ave
Everett & Doud
Nat. Bank
Calhoun and
Berry Sts
George Meyers
Albers & Underhill
Taber St
West Side
Calhoun
Emmett Martin
Corner
Hanna & Buchanan
The
Maumee Avenue
Ww. H. Schultz
Dros
Ghemigals
Fairfield Ave
WM. _ LURNER
Gen
Harrison
Ark
Nickel ‘Plate
Sarah
Judy
Huddleston
Gray
Wayne County
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Burroughs
Anderson
Robert Y. Spaulding
Madison County
Fred Brannenburg
White River
Spaulding
Bronnenberg Place
Bronnenberg
Protectives
Greensburg
John Pfalegraf
American Protective Association
Batesville
Pfals
Dr. Huddleston
Enac
Albert’ E. Huddleston
Weisner
Rascual
New York Financial
Chicago Grain and Produce
March
Board of Trade Today
Whesat
Opeier
Corn—Maureh
wSgc
Blige
Cape Cod
Acker Medicine Co
Chambers St
Billiard Hall
E. L. Craw
Calhoun Street
Earth
A. €. Gocke
Broadway and
Washington Boulevard
C. B. Fitch
Reliable Companies
Bass Block
Clifton House
Monroe Street
Wabash Ave
Palmer
GEO. Cummings Hotel CO
Geo. Cummings
A. Hattersley & Sons
E. Main ST
White National Bank
Bricht Home
Mobogracy
Montana
Darity Evenrge Post
Hamilton National Bank
Capital
Namitten National Bank
Charles M. John More, JR
Pennsylvania
Central Time
Y Pennsylvania Station
Fort ‘Wayne
Ind
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Boston
Chicago Ress
Chicago Mail
Wretely Express
Aeblive
Ress
Princip
Cotpady
Reny
A. W. Johnston
B. F. Horner
Banga
Ford Passenger
Fort Wayne
Ft. Wayne
Gincianati
Louisville
Lake Erie
Connersville
New Castle
Canada
Philley
Ft.w
F Daly
HC Parker
Toledo Express
Atlantic Express
St Lafayette
Vacille Express
Kansas City Express
Lafayette
St. Louis Limited
Ceee
New York and St. Louis
Cannon Ball Haa
Kangss City
R. G. Thompson
Fort Wari
urand Rapids and_ Indiana Railroad
Grand Rapids
North
Richmond
Cincinnati
Findlay, Fort Wayne & Western Railroad
Mixa
A. M
A.M
Havilan
Cloverdale
Ottawa
Toledo
Findlay
P.M. P.M
Tix
P.M
Haviland
Rea Lestiey
Frank Leslie
Opular Monthly
M. E. Burns
East Berry Street
Frank
Leslie
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