Local Society Notes and South Side Development
Miss Mamie Eggeman visits Huntington while Hiram Philley recovers at 5 Victoria Ave. Trustees of the Church of the Covenant meet at Dr. Van Buskirk’s home. Miss Daisy Haynes entertains at 36 West Williams St. Mrs. Susy Bond-Poor of Malden, Massy., visits Mr. and Mrs. Bond. she is Bond’s cousin. Charles Condon celebrates sixteenth birthday with 22 friends. music and games, light lunch at 11. South siders urge outgrowth from city limits. petition to council outlines boundary line from John Ave to St. Marys River. Allen Street East sees rapid housing growth on the south side with five new two‑story frame houses in one block and more planned as weather warms. This reflects swift south side enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Philley
Victoria Avenue
New Church of the Covenant
van Buskirk
Daisy Haynes
West Williams Street
Charles Condon
South Side
John Avenue
Hoagland Avenue
Nuttman Avenue
Beaver Avenue
Organ Avenue
Broadway
St. Marys River
South Wayne
Sfth
Fox River Valley water power plan sparks union bid
A proposal from W. Z. Stuart of Neenah urges water power owners along the Fox river valley to form a syndicate to control and regulate river flow from Neenah to Lake Winnebago. The plan threatens to place properties under renters if manufacturers reject the scheme, aiming to ensure fair use and lake storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Fox River Valley
Neenah
Menasha
Winnebago
W. Z. Stuart
Monster Moe's Brutal Hanging Murder in Chicago Mistress
Edward Moe killed Annie Anderson in a room at 18 South Clark Street by strangling her with a clothesline tied to a gas pipe. After dragging the body to the floor he watched her struggle, then fled, later denying the deed while drinking in a saloon.
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Chicago
Edward Moe
Annie Anderson
South Clark Street
Richard Supple
Moe
Anderson
Massive Chicago fire destroys two buildings and 13 plants
A dust explosion in the Excelsior and adjacent eight story building on Canal and South Canal streets ignited a major blaze in Chicago. Thirteen factories including Shober Carqueville Lithographing and Strauss Hisendrath & Drom suffered total losses totaling at least 650000. Hundreds of workers escaped as firefighters and officers contained the spreading flames.
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Chicago
Excelsior
Canal and
Jackson Streets
Canal Street
Shober-Carqueville Lithographing Company
Charles Emmerich Feather Company
Strauss, Hisendrath & Drom
Strauss, Eisendrath & Drom
Excalsior
Warren Springer
Shober-Carquerville Lithographing Company
Charles Emmerich & Co
George KE. Lloyd & Co
A. J. Herbst & Co
South Canal Street
W. J. Wilson
Charles Emerich & Co
Lesses
Armenians Appeal for Prompt Aid from Christian World
An appeal for Armenian relief has been issued from London and New York where committees are formed. The New York committee includes Bishop Potter Archbishop Corrigan Morris K Jesop Rev W H Faunce Jacob Sahid Rev David Burrell and others urging immediate aid to relieve Armenian distress.
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New York
London
Bishop Potter
Archbishop Corrigan
Morris K.jesop
W. H.P. Faunce
Jacob
Sahid
David
Burrell
Spe
Desperate famine relief urged as survivors face starvation
Distress spreads as survivors, mostly men and women, are left to starve. Aid agencies operate in London and York and an appeal is made to the Christian world for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erty ‘Belongin
Sven
London
York
Lynching of Hurd in Morgan County Sparks Outcry
In Wartburg Morgan County ten days after the murder of Jasper J Kelley Charlea Hurd a black man was seized from the jail by a mob of about 200 masked men. They forced entry with aHammer and demanded the jailer open the cell. Hurd was hanged from an oak tree after a rope was placed around his neck and taken from the jail. The incident has drawn national attention and fueled accusations that Governor Turney did not intervene to prevent the lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxvillis
Tenn
Charlea Hurd
Jasper J. Kelley
Wartburg
Morgan County
Langtry
United States
Recognition of Cuban Republic Be Praised in Philadelphia Meeting
Philadelphia held a Sympathy Meeting at the Academy of Music under the Philadelphia Brigade to aid the Antietam monument fund. Governor Matthews of Indiana General Gonzalio de Quesada and Captain W W Ker urged immediate recognition of Cuba by Congress and President Cleveland. Ker urged arming Cuba with ships landing arms and troops. Amos Cummings of New York was preparing a recognition resolution for Congress.
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Philadelphia
Cuba
Academy of Music
Philadelphia Brigade
Antietam
Cleveland
Matthews
Ker
Spain
Frazier
Amos Cummings
New York
Congress
Missionaries Guarded as Minneapolis Ordered to Smyrna
Boston reports the U S cruiser Minneapolis will be sent to Smyrna to protect American missionaries. The list includes Miss Mary E. Brower, Grinnell. Miss Phoebe L. Cull, Waupaca. Miss Mary M. Patrick, Lyons. Rev I F Pettibone, Rockton. Miss Isabel Saunders, Grand Rapids. Rev George F White and Mrs Esther B White, Waverly. Mrs Jane S White and Miss Johanna Zimmey, Rockford. Mrs Mathilde H Greene, Ripon. Miss Cora A Nelson, West Superior. Miss Laura T Zelye, South Springfield.
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Boston
United States
Minneapolis
Smyrna
American Board
Turkey
Polycarp
John
Mary E. Brower
Grinnell
Phoebe L. Cull
Waupaca
Wis
Mary M. Patrick
Lyons
I. F. Pettibone
D. D
Rockton
Isabel Saunders
Grand Rapids
Mich
George F. White
Esther B. White
Waverly
Jane S. White
Johanna Zimmey
Rockford
Ills
Mathilde H. Greene
Ripon
Cora A. Nelson
West Superior
Laura T. Zelye
South Springfield
Knights of Labor Convention Faces Resignation Leak Scandal
News of General Master Workman Sovereign's resignation leak triggers bitter recriminations as the Knights of Labor press committee resigns. The assembly sanctions boycotts against Wanamaker stores, English tied breweries, and Kane McCaffrey Co. amid labor disputes and unemployment relief appeals.
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Sovereign
Washington
Knights of Labor
Workman
Assembly
Wanamaker & Brown
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Omaha
General Assembly
New York
Kane, McCaffrey & Co
Indiana
Alger replies to Sherman charges on 1888 convention votes
Detroit November 22 General Alger publishes a Detroit Tribune reply to Senator Sherman's recollections. He disputes claims that Alger’s friends bought delegates and asserts no pledge for money or office was ever asked. The exchange includes Sherman calling Alger a politician and notes a letter from James Lewis denying vote selling. Additional items cover miners in Iowa, a railroad tie up fear, a lynching misattribution in Texas, and other regional notes.
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Detroit
General Alger
Detroit Tribune
Sherman
Friends
Alger
Gen. Sherman
W. T. Sherman
General Sherman
John Sherman
John
Pacific
Chicago
James Lewis
New Orleans
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Pontiac Street
Huntington
Susy Bond-Poor
Malden, Massy
3. B. Bond
Averett & Doud
Scott Ave
Heustis Avenue
Maple Avenue
New Lutheran Church
Everett & Doud
Old
Nat, Bank
Calhoun and
Berry Sts
Hanna, Force, John and
Gay Streets
Kernan
Phillip Grap
Lafayette Street
Telephone
Frank Klotz
Calhoun Street
Koonshall
Schlenk
South Calhoun Street
WM. Turner
Cor
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DeWald Streets
FOX River Valley Water Power
Ashland
James Dewitt
Grayson
Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
de Crease
Decatur
Iils
Charles N. Smith
Knights OF Labor Convention
San Francisco
Kate Charles
Frank Charles
Cgepaar Rapids
Kansas
Eureka
Kan
Kansan Equal Suffrage Association
Ohns
Senator Sherman
Ottumwa
Mine Workers of America
National
Iowa Mine Workers’ Protective Association
Missouri Miners
J. W. Reynolds
Beacon
Julian Frohm
Seymour
Bradford
New York and
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BiyAvy
Tex
J. E. Horne
Madison County
Bannock Indian
Denver
the Times
Cheyenne
Wyo
Riner
George Miller
Charley Smith
Frank Hawking
Scmtiatter
Atchison, Kas
H. H. Wentworth
Thirteenth Street
Schlatter
Miss J, Haverly
Norz
A. Hattersley & Sons
E. Main ST
White National Bank
Summit City Bottling Works
L. Brames&co
Agenta
Pabst Beer
Milwaukee
Clay Street
E. L
Central Time
Pennsylvania Station
Fon Wayne
Ind
East Board
Cleveland Mail
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Chicago Tees
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Chicago Mail
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Pacific Express
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Indianapolis
New York Palace
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Pacific Limited Express
Cannon Ball
Kansas City
R. G. Thompson
Ft, Wayne
Cincinnati
Louisville
Lake Erie & Western Railroads
Connersville
New Castle
Rushville
Canada
North Bound
Rerrive
No. Ee
Tegres
Philley
Ft. W
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C F Daly
HC Parker
Fort Warnz
Rescue Medicine Company
W. A. Hat
Hall
Evennne
Moellering’s
H. G. Sommers
Faultless Chemical Co
Baltimore, MD
J.C. Peltier
Undertaker
West Wayne St
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
North
Richmond
Brient Home
EveNiNe Post
Evening Post
Fort Wayne, Inc
East Berry Street
Evzaine Post