Fort Wayne notices on pauper relief and relief pensions
The Fort Wayne papers report a public relief meeting and actions by the Chicago Board of Charity. They note pensioner counts, April figures, and projected increases, with official statements from the United States Pension Commissioner and related administrative notes.
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Chronicle struggle over Democratic backers and paper fate
A fragmented 19th century chronicle details Chicago Chronicle and Cajengo Chronicle struggles after failing to find a suitable Democratic stance. John T. Walsh, indicted for wrecking the Chinese National Bank, and ownership shifts shape the paper’s course. The Chronicle, founded by Walsh, faced consolidation, political pressure, and a downturn after Bryan’s 1896 nomination.
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Chronicle editor change at Grosentown paper sparks party shift
Western papers report editor Martin Mussel and publisher Van Parker resigning roles at the Chronicle after Meyer’s era ends. Seymour, longtime editor, takes charge as the paper recalls its Republican stance amid new leadership and questions about the paper’s future.
Voting trouble mars three townships gathering
A disorderly observation describes a protest event across three townships. Residents from Montreits and neighboring areas joined a demonstration reacting to local issues. Police noted disorder but details remain unclear due to garbled text.
French Sailors Tie Up Shipping Amid Strike Wave
French sailors walked off docks halting port work as a national union orders a strike across merchant shipping. The stoppage targets wages for seamen and captains, with protests over government policies and requests for faster action to resolve pay and living-cost concerns.
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Boy 15 Hit by Ear and Badly Hurt on Well Street
A 15 year old boy named Mathewson of 2 Paenin Street was assaulted on Well Street yesterday afternoon. He sustained serious injuries including a broken horn and facial damage, with bystanders aiding until medical staff arrived. Police investigations proceed as motors and company officials explain context of nearby industrial activity.
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Towers and Watchmen at Interurban Crossings
State Railroad Commission makes radical ruling to safeguard intersections of steam and electric lines in Indianapolis. The commission orders steel crossing improvements and an inspector in charge to operate the safeguards. The effect requires interurban lines to spend funds on side clearances and comply with the new safety measures.
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Avenue Widening Plan Faces Public Works Review
Officials discuss widening the avenue with Board of Works and Camel Committee. The project would relocate overhead power lines to reduce danger, with agreement that the Spy Tun avenue route be altered, and a final public works meeting to approve plans.
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Out Slot Machines Order Prompts Police Action
A chaotic public notice reports police orders against slot machines amid rising thefts and disorder. Chief warns further action will follow. several incidents and arrests are noted with references to local properties and staff.
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Rev Winget Addresses Convention at Free Methodist Meeting
The iMatrick holiness meeting at the Free Methodist church drew a largely attended convention. Rev Winget of Ohio preached a powerful sermon on man’s heart in seeking, with favorable comment from attendees. The program today includes sermons, a quarterly conference, praise service, and a roast pork and sage dinner at Pope’s Pine.
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Standard Oil Company Fined After Court Reversal
In Hancock county a circuit court decision reverses a probate court ruling on jurisdiction in a case against the Standard Oil Company. Prosecutor David filed an information alleging conspiracy. A jury verdict of guilty prompted a probate judge to seek a $6,000 fine, but the lower court found no jurisdiction and the circuit court reversed that ruling.
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Inter Collegiate Games Open and Fast Wields Strong Field
The meet opens with Taunton andVale rivals, featuring eight men per team and a seven-event program. Athletes from Maryird and Phoenix colleges show speed in sprints and distance, with Vale Fak Pemimstyanta leading the field and spectators anticipating close races across events.
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Public to view reservoir progress at completion site
Public may inspect reservoir work as completion nears and concrete tasks advance. Officials indicate the project aims to show progress to residents and interested parties while displaying the final water system plan and anticipated rental arrangements.
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Thought Buckley Thought Drowned In River Mystery
Police investigate reports of a man believed drowned in the St Margy river near Temapned. Witnesses recall a struggle and a possible sighting of a rider before dawn as authorities search the riverbank and nearby tracks for James Buckley and the missing belongings.
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Earlham Hazing Leads to Expulsions at Richmond College
Four Barthin students faced expulsion following a hazing incident at Earlham College last week. Bruce Hall and Louis Mitchell were also expelled as the college investigates the senior prank. A committee at a university meeting drafted resolutions expressing regret and pledging reforms to prevent recurrence. The four others face possible police action and court appearances with likely fines to be paid by student subscriptions.
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Bloody Neighborhood Clash in Indiana
In Mornville Indiana May a family feud escalated to fatal stabbing and multiple injuries. Police arrested two suspects, while local services conducted a grim memorial march with veterans groups and civic organizations in attendance.
Jury near in Haywood trial as jury selection continues
ROI May 11 reports the Haywood case jury process advancing with two remaining peremptory challenges. The state used its tenth challenge. the defense may use its final one tomorrow. A new venire of sixty one talesmen yielded few disqualifications while juror Robertson qualified swiftly and juror Harmot faced further defense scrutiny.
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City News Notes on Trips and Rescheduled Fireworks
Prof T L Staples returns from Canada where he notes longer late season conditions. A Ronson fireworks display was postponed to next Friday due to cold weather with weekly shows planned. Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias members head to Kendallville for memorial services in Garrett. Dr A K Grefe travels to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore for a vacation with planned Buffalo visit to his parents.
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