Chicago Automobile Club to cross the state tour
The Chicago Automobile Club plans a cross state tour meeting Indiana clubs in Indianapolis. The party reaches Lafayette Friday evening and continues toward Cincinnati with stops in Richmond and Fort Wayne. Details list early September dates and local agents for tickets and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Automobile Club
Indianapchis
Letraset
A.W. Thommowst
Automonite al
Otlock Niet
Honpaond
Chicago
Lafayette
Tadlinapotis Automobile Club
Ind
Chloe
Cincinnati
Bayer Youlewateer
Tellvle Ty Co
Willy Frederick Ayres
Chautauqua Lake Assembly Tickets On Sale
Chautauqua Lake Assembly plans limited expansion to Chautauqua New York. The notice cites ticket sales dates and locations, urging prompt purchase and noting eligibility for attendance within thirty days. Names of organizers are listed with roles.
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Chautauqua
N.Y
Joly Dam
Groaddeese C. Ac Antertin
T. PR
Orl Wayny
Tad
International convention by 9-13 offers reduced Nickel Mare rates
A fragment from a Denver Colorado page notes an international convention by nine to thirteen with greatly reduced Nickel Mare rates. Tickets on sale July 6 and valid through August 1, 1900, via news agents or agents in Ch. A. Asteriin, Te B, AL bert Woone. Indicted for the murder of Editor Gene raes, James Milman faces trial as the case develops with proceedings announced this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callan Newses
Asteriin
Albert Woone
the-She
Columbia
James 11
Milman
Death of a Noted Camden Physician
A brief obituary notes the death of a renowned Camden physician, long connected with the community. The report mentions his early life in Wayne County and highlights his long residence and service in the area, as the town mourns a physician of notable reputation.
OWA Democrats Adopt Platform
The piece argues that concentrations of wealth and corporate power threaten democracy, contrasting self‑made independence with dependence on trusts. It cites 1892 1896 and 1900 platforms, warns against land highway and monopoly power, and calls for liberty and democracy to meet new 1900 conditions. It urges speakers to oppose imperialism and push for industrial justice.
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Tarmer
America
Uist
Mons
Mount Walt
Owhurshin
Armes
New York
Hartford City Man Leader of Mob In Burning Negro
Wilmington Del Jones Arthur Curwell accused in plot tied to death of George White a black assailant. Crowds gathered at city hall as officials prepared for possible rescue attempts but authorities kept Cornell in custody. Coroner ruled no implicating evidence and Cornell was released on bond amid cheers from supporters.
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Hartford City
Wilmington
Del
Jones
Arthur Curwell
Harvard City
George White
Cornell
Pris
McHugh
Suot
War on Protection and Rail Monopoly Urged in Policy Speech
The speaker argues for tariff reform and free trade to curb trusts while denouncing highway and railway monopolies. He contends government ownership or public operation of railways as the only practical way to deny trusts control of property and transport, insisting liberty requires public control of highways.
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Jong
Akin
Local Probate Ledger Items Include Small Sums
Shaky fragment shows several payouts or claims: B. Petty eight dollars, John Warrell related entry, Elizabeth Jarvis eight dollars, Mary A. Losingwell three dollars, Catherine Gelselmoan fs. The text reads as a sequence of tiny sums and names, typical of a ledger page.
Pickpockets Operate in Carnival Crowd
Reported last night two men robbed on the street near carnival grounds. One suspect from Decatur Ind and another unnamed man fled with a wallet after brushing a passerby. Detectives and patrolmen investigated with no arrests at the scene. Kelly Greenhoot fled from Peoria with carnival company. his father to arrive. Emmett Smith, 10, who with his mother visited 1144 Frappin Street, is missing since yesterday. Frank Baker arrested a young man named Will Ham Miney after midnight. Miney claimed he took a girl home and denied entering the neighbour’s yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ind
Peoria
Kelly Greenhoot
Emmett Smith
Hiapmother
Frapcin Street
Baker
Miney
Bamboo shelves and goods at the big store
Bamboo music racks and shelves advertised with varied items including hammocks folding go carts and cheap ladies' shirts. Mentions 75 hammock styles, folding go carts, cycle wagons, velovipences, and low prices at Shakespeare's Reels store.
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Yait Imling
Aoaeys
News Hereabouts and Local Incidents
Walmer and Engeler operate as receivers as auctioneers stack at the George H. Altraw glory in Dhil lon for 9425 with 2084 above appraisal. George Derthick, a bartender, died suddenly from heart disease in a room over the Waltman saloon. Mrs. Washington Pyles of Deckne survived an assault on her by a man attempting to remove her dress. Conneaiman Dan Schaat and wife were priests of WII H. Brooks within the Walsh shape a Fork Wayne region. Goshen citizens raise 50000 to fund a new court house in 1871 to prevent county centralization.
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Walmer & Engeler Bowshh
George H. Altraw
Dhillon
George Derthick
Jonathia Michaels
Zanesville
Tiel
Saltor
Conneaiman Dan
le County
Cantral
Mkbart
Indiana Pensions Granted to Numerous Residents
Washington reports pension awards for Indiana individuals including Matilda Paentini receiving 52 dollars, Catherine Roemick and Minerva Pierce each listed with amounts, and many others such as Amos Hella, John Kelly, Daniel Brown, and George W. Cleavelin receiving varying sums. The list details names and payments in a chronological roll of beneficiaries.
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Washington
Indiana
Amos Hella
Huron A. Place
John Kelly
Pont Beat
D. Kk. Miller
Daniel Brown
Wiliam Ehrhart
John T. Mielmon
Eijah C. Taylor
John Crise
William T. Stebbing
Richard Green
George W. Rly
Joseph G. Wright
TH. Mack
John Bagg
D. W. Brewer
Henderson Owen
Davia S, Niven
Charles T. Tones
J. Jackson
William Polk
George W. Cleavelin
Edward J. Cussart
Thomas J. Nussman
John Galfenith
Adam Burggraf
Thomas Griffin
C. Vange
Lafayette
Turner
Alanno Hascoe
W. Nougherty
Bendmin Hickman
RH. Owen
John W. Madison
John Alexander
W. Mulligan
Madison
RK. Miller
John W. Smith
James Tyres
Thomas Bradley
Strouther Arrows
Collins Griffth
RT. Momsen
Jacoh W. Edwards
A. Tark
Zachariah Hart
Nancy A. Kabert
Epworth League Convention Draws Large Attendance
Ossian Indiana June 24 The Epworth League convention drew a large attendance. The program featured encouraging reports from district officers, discussions of memorable topics, solos and addresses with Bishop J. W. Walden delivering the principal talk on China, noted as both inspirational and entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epeckay
Journal-Gazette
Ossian
Ind
J. W. Walden
China
Goshen Divorce Case Details Illuminate Adultery Charge
In Goshen on June 24 a divorce case faced a contested adultery charge. The plaintiff Alvares offered no defense while the defendant appeared in court with counsel. The court appointed a defense for the husband despite initial reluctance.
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Chira Matsodort
Matsodort
Fort Wayne Delegates at Epworth League Meet Named
Delegates from Fort Wayne and Ossian listed for Epworth League convention with numerous names from Trinity Church and St. Paul churches. The district officers for the coming year to be elected at tomorrow morning’s meeting. Os sian resident John Challans dies at 81.
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Ossian
Fort Waynes
Trinity Hireh
Rov
David “Wells
Georgit M. Warner
Cinda Trase
Misa Narizog
Jess
Ti. Porter
J. Trish
Kirstchurel
J. I. Walta
Gerlinle Roark
J. M. van Camp
Simpson Chirs
W. J. Daniel
Fort Preside
Cora
Troad
Meshlent
Alin
Hines
Ford Wayne
Secant
Merk
Jonaie Bonse Porter
Bart Wayne
Mies Mary Scheer
Gonave
Milas Lula Soon
Waterlad
Reagnter
Alma Baur
Fremont
Jouler
Hertrade Iwek
Mort Wayne
Charles Tyrl
Port ‘Wayninh
John Challang
Wella Counts
Hig
Mowlay
Mr. Challans
Indiana
Community social hosts guests amid local notices
Newton Waderhay of Logansport visits in the city as guest of Mr. Addison Boulwards. A box social is planned at Vorntermarss hall this evening with all invited. Samuel Hirshberg visits Mr. M. Frank and family as Judge Tony A. Aiken fights typhoid pneumonia, resting but with high fever. C B Stemen reports the judge holding his own awaiting a turning point. Bauer Ortlieb dissolves its real estate and insurance lien as Bauer buys out the junior partner and brings in his son Lawrence Bauer as partner.
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Newton Waderhay
Logansport
Addison Boulwards
Anthony Wayne Indge
M.A. FO
Vorntermarss Hall
Trey. Samuel Hirshberg
Toaton
Fort Wayne
C. B. Stemen
Bauer & Ortlieb
Bauer
Lawrence Bauer
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Nickel Pinte Road
Rothen Shmittax
Chautauqua Lake Assembly
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Colorado
Tillman
Camden
Armstrong
Phyalelon
Tie
Flewis
Wayne County
OWA Demograts
Centlivre
C. L. Centlivre Brewing Company
Meyer Bros. Company, Druggists
Calhoun ST
Keystone Block
Hirod
Jas. M. Kane
Hamlington Merald
Indiana Pensions
Epworth League
Goshen
Silrengthen
Hostellor
Mala Yever
Sun Privaty
Che
Hostetter
Fort. Wayne
Logal Chat
Milwaukee
Waln Blatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee, Wis
Aruggiste
Gen. DeWald & Co
Eagles
Wayne Dry Goods Co
Calhoun Street
Paragon Ham
Paragon Bacon
Paragon
Philadelphia
Miller’s
East Main Street
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Prayrecvo Core Camaras Vy
MLA
Orsier & Bray
Calhoun
Nall & Con
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Jefferson
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