Picked Nine Roast Fort Wayne Umpire in Huntington Game
Huntington papers mocked Fort Wayne umpire Smith after an 8 to 7 loss to Huntington. Readers heard chants like Ball him and Hit him with a bat as Fort Wayne players disputed calls. The Herald praised the afternoon as the best game of the series while listing Fort Wayne lineup names.
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Huntington
Fort Wayne
The
Herald
Fair Grounds
Kickly
Tf Schnock
Sinick
Collars
Schrantz
Heit
Robbins
Raidy
Seashore Excursions to Atlantic City from Fort Wayne
Special excursions to Atlantic City by Pennsylvania lines from Fort Wayne at a round trip rate of 19 dollars. Depart 5:40 a.m. central time August 8 with travel through Allegheny mountains and Horse Shoe Curve to Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Return tickets valid through August 18. For details contact John Ross, Fort Wayne.
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Atlantic City
Sea
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne
Port Wayne
Allegheny Mountains
Horse Shoe
Susquehanna
Philadelphia
Uth
Ocean Resort
John
Ross
Sheriff Randall Pursues Harry Green in Fort Wayne
Sheriff Randall of Montgomery county Illinois arrived in Fort Wayne at five o'clock this morning with Harry Green who is wanted for a desperate assault. Green admitted guilt and left with the sheriff without a requisition. the victim reportedly lost sight in one eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif C. N. Randall
Montgomery County
Fort Wayne
Harry Green
Randall
Green
Deaths and Funerals Martin Jordan 6 in Huntington
Martin Jordan died at Huntington Wednesday morning at age six. He lived in Fort Wayne in 1854 and married Miss Mary Spellacy. his only daughter is Mrs. A J Gerard of Grand Rapids. Funeral is Friday morning at Huntington Catholic church. The Nickel Plate road has taken charge of the Depot Restaurant at Fort Wayne to serve patrons as well as the best hotels.
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Jordan
Martin Jordan
Huntington
Nickel Plate Road
Fort Wayne
E. V. Livers
Williams and
Oak Streets
Kendallville
Robert DeWald
William Fleming
Sadie
Will Fleming
C. PF. Mahier
Edward O'Rourke
Grand Lodge F
A. M
Indiana
Masonic Lodge
Broadways
Lakeside Park
Edwin A. Keegan
Benjamin L. Auger
Lydia KE. Auger
C. W
C. W. Kuhne and Woodworth & Keegan Represent Plaintur
Charles Turner
Oakley
Faschober
Pennsylvania
Berghorz Park
Louis FE. Martin
Hendricks Street
Chicago
Michael Conners
Conners
Port Wayne
Mike
Spencerville
GB. Stemen
Gr. A. Webb
Robert Lowery
Delphos Herald
Burcham Harding
Boston
Theosophical Society
Berry and
Harrison Streets
The Shaker Doctors Leave City After Open Air Entertainments
The Shaker Doctors who treated many illnesses at the Rich Hotel will depart next Tuesday their Monday night presentation awards the contest winners and closes their open air show. They claim to relieve tapeworms treat chronic diseases aid women and children and focus on eye and ear care. Mrs Mary Henze sues for divorce in Superior Court citing abandonment since February 18 1892 and seeks custody of their child FE. W Emrick represents the plaintiff.
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Mary Henze
William Henze
Weinerwur
Bill
Local Briefs from Kendallville and Nearby Areas
Fred Schultz visits Claude Kraner in Kendallville while Bert Smith and Nora Garver obtain a marriage license. A busy page notes July events, court fines, hospital and postmortem reports, park concerts, Y M C A games, and several visits by local residents to Huntington, Fort Wayne, and Chicago. Conditions include a mortgage foreclosure suit, a fire service milestone, and a brain abscess postmortem on William Hollman.
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Fred Schultz
Claude Kraner
Kendallville
Bert Smith
Nora Garver
Lila McIntosh
John Stackhouse
Andrews
Excursion Highlights and Fare Details Across Cities
A list of planned excursions from Gruffton through several states with dates in August September and October. Included are Barnum & Bailey shows in Gruffton and Boston, Knights Templar in Chattanooga, Chickamauga dedication, U PLC in Columbus, Pharmaceutical Association in Denver, U P S of C in Greensburg, Labor Day in Indianapolis, G A R in Lima, A St in Louisville, land sale in Montpelier, Niagara Falls annual excursion, and B Y P in Washington. One fare round trip maximum and under half cent per mile minimum. the Munie route touted as cheap. Also note Sid Black performing a 60-foot ladder stunt at Cent livre Park and free buses to the grandstand from car-line end.
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Gruffton
Ind
Barnum & Bailey
Boston
Mass
Knights Templar
Chattanooga
Tenn
Columbus
Ohio
U. PLC
U. Denver
Col
Pharmaceutical Association
Greensburg
Indianapolis
Lima
Louisville
A. St. Montpelier
Niagara Falls
Washington
Sid Black
Centlivre Park
Grand Stand
United States urged to deepen trade with Venezuela
Washington reports consul Pilmancher in Maracaibo describes Venezuela facing European pressure and civil strife. He says US should seize the moment to expand trade, noting exports to New York rising and Americans preferred for guiding Venezuela’s development amid tensions with Germany and Britain.
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Washington
Pilmancher
Maracaibo
State Department
Venezuela
United States
New York
Germany
Great Britain
Laguayra
John Bull
Protests Rise Over Mora Claim Landings Rumor
Washington reports state department has heard no official word of two large filibustering expeditions landing in Cuba. Cuban claims that men hid on Florida keys for days are disputed by Captain Shoemaker of the revenue cutter service. Madridenya cable notes Carlist senators protest paying the Mora claim without cortes approval, calling U S conduct unconstitutional and humiliating.
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Washington
Department of State
United States
Cuba
Shoemaker
Revenue Cutter Service
Florida Keys
Keys
Madridenya
Cortesa
Spain
Great Fire at Menominee Burns Lumber Yard
A lumber yard fire in Menominee Michigan destroyed property over thirty acres owned by A Spies the Gerard Lumber company Bay Shore Lumber company and others. Two lives were lost and the total loss ranges from 800000 to 1004000 dollars with some factory outbuildings burned.
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Menominee, Mich
A. Spies
Gerard Lumber Company
Bay Shore Lumber Company
Bold attempt to rob Cleveland brewing company safe
Two men tried to break into the Bartholomew Brewing Company safe on Michigan street in Cleveland. One lured the book keeper while the other worked the safe. alarms drew a crowd, a chase ensued, shots were fired, and a thief was captured with handcuffs after a fight on a Sherwin Williams building roof. Name given as Joseph Rawson, 28. second suspect escaped.
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Cleveland
Bartholomew Brewing Company
Michigan Street
Sherwin Williams Company
Gentral
Joseph Rawson
Democrats of Maryland nominate John E Hurst for governor
The Maryland Democratic convention nominated John E Hurst for governor with support from Senator Gorman. Talbott opened with a lively address. cheers for Hurst and hisses competed, while a Gorman cheer was stronger. Bernard Carter as temporary chair praised the Cleveland administration and the 1892 platform. The platform endorses the Wilson tariff and opposes free silver.
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Baltimore
John E. Hurst
Gorman
Talbott
Bernard Carter
Committee On Resolutions
Cleveland
Norman
Gibson
John E Hurst
Death by Suicide of Eugene Blumenthal in New York Hotel
In New York on August 1 Eugene Blumenthal brother of playwright Oscar Blumenthal died by taking poison in his hotel room at the Great Northern. Ill for some time and unable to secure work, he left a letter to the coroner dated July 26 stating an intent to take his life and requesting his body be given to a medical college for study.
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New York
Ekugene Blumenthal
Oscar Blumenthal
Great Northern
Blumenthal
Traveling salesman dies in Arkansas City and mystery coffin
HM Selman a traveling seed salesman died in Arkansas City on July 25. His wife accompanied the body to Lyon Michigan. Detroit Evening News dispatch reports coffin box empty when received at Lyons raising a mystery about the burial.
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Arkansas City
Kas
Selman
Sioux City
Lyon
Mich
Detroit Evening News
Lyons
Prohibition Camp Meeting Addresses Hopes for Change
At the national Prohibition camp meeting in Decatur Illinois R Nellie Smith spoke on Hopes and Prospects of Prohibition in the open parliament. Fellow Decaturans Alfred I Smith H Martin Joan A Connolly and J Dennis participated in the debate with regional colleagues.
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Decatur, Lls
R. Nellie Smith
Decatur
Opien
Alfred I. Smith
H. Martin
Bemont
Joan A. Connolly
Harrietown
Dennis
Sangamon
Explosion at Top Mill Blast Furnace Injures Two
An accumulation of gas caused an explosion in the cupola at Martins Ferry Ohio Top mill blast furnace. Samuel Cashnich, a filler, is dead and James Carman is badly hurt by flying debris. A separate treasury opinion allows Low Yee Soon a Chinese merchant in Los Angeles to land if engaged in legitimate business.
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Martins Ferry
Samuel Cashnich
James Carman
Washington
the Treasury
Low Yee Soon
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Tonnage tax receipts show decline from prior year
Washington reports the navigation bureau records a tonnage tax of $522,234 for the last fiscal year, down from $539,028 the year before. British vessels paid $444,587 of the tax and American vessels $1,315.
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Washington
Navigation Bureau
Three men killed in quarry blast at Broadway and Osceola
In St Louis on August 1 a premature powder blast at a stone quarry on Broadway and Osceola streets killed three men instantly and badly injured two others, who were buried under tons of rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Broadway
Osceola Street
Murder at Hart's Creek in Lincoln county
A unidentified man was killed at the mouth of Hart's Creek Lincoln county in a region known for Bruffield McCoy faction activity. Reports indicate bushwhacker violence and fatalities in the area amid ongoing unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustlinetoy
W. Va
Hart's Creek
Lincoln County
Bruufield-McCoy
Visial
Cleveland
Puddiers
Youngstown
Amalgamated Association
Tragic Shooting During Target Practice In Milwaukee
In South Milwaukee on August 1 Chris Ewald, while firing at a target, accidentally killed Mrs. Andrew Borgerson, the neighbor’s wife. The woman was found dead in her yard by her children.
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Milwaukee, Wia
South Milwaukee
Chris Ewald
Andrew Borgerson
Bargerson
Embezzler Lamont Captured After Returning Most of Funds
Lamont, who embezzled about $2,000 from Washington employer Briscoe, was found at the Wayne hotel in this city. He returned roughly $1,700 after being confronted by Briscoe and a friend, then confessed and left. Briscoe showed leniency and Lamont may have headed for Chicago.
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OF. P. Lamont
Washington, D. C
Lamont
Wayne Hotel
Briscoe
Mr. Briscoe
Bartlett
Chicago
Washington
Maud Bowman on Trial in St. Joe Township Court
The state of Indiana prosecutes Maud Bowman for keeping a license of ill repute in Squire Ashley's court. Charles Ryan represents the state and Wilmer Leonard defends the defendant this afternoon before a jury in St. Joe township.
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State of Indiana
Maud Bowman
Squire Ashley
St. Joe Township
Charles Ryan
Wilmer Leonard
Fort Wayne Markets and Summer Travel Ad
Fort Wayne Markets list crops and commodities with prices including wheat oats corn rye butter eggs beeswax oil meal potatoes feathers geese rags hides. Nickel Plate road offers low rates to Linwood Park Ver million Ohio as a summer resort. H W Dickman Pension Atty to prepare vouchers at No 7 Arcade August 5th. Timms Post want column.
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S. Bush & Co
H. W. Dickman
Pension Atty
Murderer Gaudier Confesses in Fatal Tragedy
Montrean, Aug. 1. Isaac Gaudier, a cigarmaker, killed his sweetheart Corrinne Consigny and then claimed they had decided to die. He said he would kill her first and then himself, citing both suffering from illness, his consumption and her incurable disease.
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Montrean
Isaac Gaudier
Corrinne Consigny
Investigation Sparks Rumor Around Noted Doctor Clausmeier
A buzz grows as Sheriff Clausmeier conducts an afternoon probe likely to uncover intriguing or spicy details in the practice of a famous physician. The scene hints at potential scandal or noteworthy development.
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Sherif Clausmeier
Bathing Suit Fabrics and Fashion Details Describe Mix
The article notes serviceable fabrics such as serges alpacas and flannels for bathing suits. Sea colors favor blue serge with black variants and bright collar adornments. Sleeve buttons feature long pointed ovals, belt buckles stand out, and corsets with flexible bones enhance appeal. A fashion craze shows large collars in lawn and lace over gowns. Alpine hats in brown or black with ribbons and feathers are popular for travel and mountains. Paris-origin Mug shoulder seam may alter gown cuts.
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Paris
Deast's Shop Offers Coin Cure That Lasts 14 Years
A gentleman visits a deast's shop and asks for a cure for coins. The shopkeeper touts an excellent preparation used by a long-standing customer for fourteen years with very good results.
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Deast
Fragmented racial remark from Atlanta Constitution
The quote reflects a harsh racial sentiment from a 19th or early 20th century Atlanta Constitution excerpt. It contrasts a denial of heaven to a Black speaker with a boast about renting property near a watermelon patch, illustrating minstrel and segregation era language and attitudes.
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S& Watermelon Patch
Atlanta Constitution
Sour Grampus as Station Master Feeds Record Laughs
A Chicago Record quip finds Grampus, the sour old fellow, fit for a station master. It notes he oversees a busy hub where 50 trains depart daily and observes someone miss each one, delivering a sharp comical point on routine mishaps.
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Grampus
Chicago
Bicycle Girl and Mother Debate Original Costumes
A light dialogue quotes a bicycle girl and her mother noting their ideas of costume are becoming too original and even aboriginal, as reported with a witty aside from the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
New Moon Look Noted Over Left Shoulder
In a brief Chicago Record line a man notes a new moon appearance while a woman points silently to her balloon sleeves, creating a quiet visual moment between them. The exchange captures mood over dialogue.
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Chicago
Not if She Knows It Chaperon Lacks Uptodate Duty
A fragmented World and newspaper snippet places Marie in a seaside setting where banter hints at neglect of duty. The dialogue contrasts Bore and restless mosquitoes at a resort with a bored observer and a sharp remark about fate and readiness.
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Marie
New York World
Philadelphia
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Sca
Sheriff Randall of
Ilinois
Shaker Doctors
Warsaw
Eaglelake
Jerry Fusselman
Minnie
Carrie Smith
B. F. Ibach
G. L. Greenawalt
Valparaiso
Ed Frickson
Joe Doolittle
Tom Underwood
Squire France
Doc” Nichols
Duemling
Porter, Wheelock
Sweringen
Schilling
William C. Hollman
East
Lewis Street
Rade
Uncle Sam
John Bail
Odor
Republic
Menominee
Lively
Suet
Democrats OF
Maryland
National Prohibition Gathering
Mascour Tady
Ely
Wenedy Station
Faneuil Hall
Morton
Maria Barberi
BigMin
Ham
Ala
Brookside
Chicaco
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Louisville St. Louie
Z P. Lamont
L. L. Briscoe
Maud
Linwood Park
Vermillion, C
Timms-Post
Jin
Mro
Esc
Meyer & Bro
Calhoun
Ile
Ner
Fashion Notes
Plessure
Alaska
H.d. Ash
Reliable Stove House
Columbia St
Tra
Elsey
Freese & Ranke
Calhoun ST
Remny & Bobilya
Barr Street
D. JJ. Spencer
Cor Min
Chickering & Sons
Krell
Briggs
Starr
Ludwig
Jawes & Holmstrom
the Nilson
S. A
Brient Homer
Paty
A. Hattersley & Sons
E. Main ST
South Side Wall Paper Store
Boheriar
Ceo. Myers
Andodzalersin
Ort Wayne
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