Cuban Activity and Push for Recognition in New York
A Cuban Junta meeting in New York votes to seek formal belligerent recognition and announces a provisional government. A delegation will press the U S secretary of state and congressional committees for recognition as an independent state. Also reports say insurgent leader Gomaz alive. Puerto Principe under siege as Spanish troops deteriorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Gomaz
Puapelriia
Emilio Nuney
Gomuaz
Puerto Principe
Water shipment from Terre Haute eases Indiana towns
Terre Haute Indiana is supplying water to Mattoon Paris Charleston and Pontane t water is scarce and the Terre Haute Water Works is shipping large quantities. On Monday 30 tanks were sent and yesterday the number rose. Each tank holds about 3000 gallons. The water famine hits Mattoon hardest where Big Four shops could not resume operations until Terre Haute supplied water.
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Terre Havre
Ind
Terre Haute
Mattoon
Paris
Charleston
Pontanet
Terre Haute Water Works Company
Terre Jaute
Bloodstained knife tied to Durrant case found near Mount Diablo
In Waraxtr Creek California on August 21 a blood smeared knife believed linked to Durrant, accused of killing Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams, was found at Mount Diablo. The following day militiamen including Durrant stayed at a ranch nearby and two days later a bloodstained lady's knife and scissors were found where the soldiers rested.
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Waraxtr Creek
Cal
Durrant
Blanche Lamont
Minnie Williams
Mount Diablo
Miss Williams
Dundee Jute Strike Expands To Twenty Thousand Workers
Epixperc Aug 21 report notes the Dundee jute strike spread to 20,000 operatives, with 13,000 joining after 7,000 yesterday. Strikers, peaceful and orderly, demand a 10 percent wage rise refused by spinners and manufacturers. General strike follows, while a Nickel Plate fare to Buffalo runs Sept 10 to 14 for the National Retail Butchers Protective Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Buffalo
Nickel Plate Road
National
Prince of Wales to get a new yacht in 1896
The Evening News cites claims that the Prince of Wales will have a superior yacht built, possibly the Valkyrie and the Defenders in British waters next year. The report notes faster times and a potential comparison to the Britanni. Local notices mention rail timetables and G A R encampment events in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evening News
None of League's Business
Chauncey F Black president of the League of Democratic Clubs faces criticism in southern states for attempting to use the league to push the gold standard. Senator Faulkner of West Virginia says such moves would weaken the club and harm the party, noting the silver fight is a factional issue to be settled at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumetox
Chauncey F. Black
League of Democratic Clubs
Faulkner
West Virginia
Black
Democratic Party
League of Clubs
Democrats
League
Campbell Again Nominated Hope Fades for Campbell Run
Springfield Ohio August 21 The Democratic convention opened with belief ex Governor James E Campbell would be nominated for governor He told friends he would not accept the nomination creating consternation among delegates The subcommittee resolutions endorsed Cleveland Brice and sound currency and denounced the local legislature Campbell later reconsidered and would be nominated by acclaim Senator Brice to supply funds
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Springfield
James EK. Campbell
Brice
Campbell
Cleveland
Ohio
Salvation Army to invade Japan aims to Christianize nation
Oakland dispatch reports George Montgomery, a Salvation Army member and millionaire, organizing an expedition to invade Japan to spread Christianity. General Booth approves sending recruits from London, with a Japanese lieutenant converted in Oakland to lead the party, sailing in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
George
Montgomery
Salvation Army
Japan
Booth
London
Information bureau to aid island data for public
San Francisco reports that C L Wright, newly arrived from Honolulu, says the government plans an information bureau to provide outsiders with data on the islands. He notes a surge of inquiries from America and other nations seeking details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
C. L. Wright
Honolulu
America
Destructive Early Morning Fire Hits State Center
A major blaze in State Center, Marivaltown, IA, destroyed four leading businesses in the town’s core during the early hours, marking the second fire in eight months. The estimated loss stands at about $40,000 with $20,000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marivaltown
State Center
Cleveland Extends Classified Service to Printers
Washington August 21 The president has signed an order extending the classified service to include all printers and pressmen employed in the executive departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jealousy Driven Tragedy in East New York Banker's Family
In Brooklyn on August 21, William J. Wingberg, a prominent East New York banker, fatally wounded his wife during a jealous quarrel and then killed himself. Doctors report the wife cannot recover.
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Brooklyn
William J. Winberg
New York
Chicago Market Briefs Update on Sept options prices
The Chicago Mercantile Market reports August 21 updates with opening prices for September options. Wheat at 63 1/2 cents, corn 37 1/2, oats 20 cents, pork 9.95, lard 986.15, ribs 6.15. Closing: wheat 62 1/2, corn 36 1/2, oats 19 4/5, pork 9.80, lard 6.10, ribs 8 2/3.
Sweet Cider From Froir Horse Sold at 10 Cents
Four Barrels received today announcing home made cider of best quality sold at ten cents per gallon under the Froir Horse label.
Telegram Alleged to Be Minnie Williams Sent to Holmes Attorney
Philadelphia dispatch reports WW Holmes case with a telegram said to be from Minnie R Williams claiming she is alive. Holmes claims the message supports his innocence while investigators remain cautious about its authenticity amid Boston Providence links and family ties.
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Philadelphia
W. A. Shoemaker
Minnie R. Williams
Holmes
Minnie Williams
Toronto
Pitezel
Boston
Capps
New York Express
Barlow
Shoemaker
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wolmes
London
Providence
Fort Wayne horse race meet loses kings of turf
Local racing fans face disappointment as John R. Gentry and Joe Patchen are slated to race in Dubuque Iowa during Fort Wayne meeting week. The field remains strong with other fast horses from across the country, and an unknown rival may yet surpass them in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
John R. Gentry
Joe Patchen
Dubuque
I.a
Two Divorce Suits Filed In Circuit Court
This morning in circuit court Frank Lordier seeks legal separation from Christiana Lordier, while Catharine Fiegel files for divorce from Henry Fiegel. Attorneys carried the complaints away from the courthouse before the Traves Post could learn the allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lordier
Christiana Lordier
Catharine Fiegel
Henry Fiegel
Court House
Traves Post
Police hunt for escapee Frank Draeger from Richmond asylum
Police search for Frank Draeger who escaped Richmond asylum. He was put off the Lake Erie and Western train at Kingsland last night and is believed to have reached the city. He will be arrested and returned to Richmond if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Draeger
Richmond
Draeger
Lake Erie and Western
Kingsland
City
Henry Volmerding Injures Leg In Fall From Ladder
Henry Volmerding fell from a ladder at his home on 3883 East Wayne Street, suffering a severe fracture to his left foot and other injuries. Dr. Duemling attended and reduced the fracture. Excursion rates to Cleveland are offered September 10 to 12 via Nickel Plate Railroad for Royal Arch Masons and Royal and Select Masons gatherings.
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East
Wayne Street
Henry Volmerding
Duemling
Cleveland
Nickel Plate Road
Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Council Royal and Select Masons
Knights Templar party leaves for Boston by special train
About 100 Knights Templar along with ladies and friends departed Fort Wayne by a special Wabash train to attend the triennial conclave in Boston. The train, among the best appointed, runs directly to Boston via Detroit and Canada. Crew members included conductors and engineers who are Knights Templar. Numerous Fort Wayne, Bluffton, Van Wert and Monroeville residents travel with the group.
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Knights Templar
Wabash
Knights
Boston
A. M. Prince
C. W. Hubbard
J. H. Waters
Detroit
Canada
Messrs
William Geake
C. £. Reed
C. W. Edsall
J. C. Craig
George Reiter
G. W. Pixley
M. L. Jones
Willis Hattersley
W. J. Probasco
M. Mahurin
George Gale
J. B. Smith
W. H. Corbett
H. Butler
H. V. Volney
J. B. Brotherton
van Wert
Robert H. Parmalee
Bloomington
J. M. Tryon
Monroeville
Sunday Farm Robbery Reported by Cramers Near Huntington Road
Mr and Mrs David Cramer residing one mile west of the city on Huntington road reported to the sheriff a robbery at their home last Sunday while they were in the city. The thief entered their garden quarter mile from the house and stole a suit of clothes valued at 15 dollars a large quantity of jelly and other property. They suspect a recently discharged farm hand. Sheriff Clausmeier and deputies are pursuing the clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cramer
Huntington Road
Clausmeier
Deaths and Funerals Obenchain and Scharman
At 75 Baker Street Mrs Anna Obenchain wife of Otis Obenchain well known Pittsburg road brakeman died of consumption aged 29 after long invalidism. Funeral set for 2 pm at residence under Degree of Honor No 1L and ship to North Robison Ohio for interment. Philip Scharman age 3 son of teacher at St Johns Reformed school died of diphtheria. funeral held today.
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Obenchain
Baker Street
Anna
Otis Obenchain
Pittsburg
Degree of Honor
North Robison
Five Dollar Theft Reported In Lafayette Street Home
Mrs. Leo Metzler said five dollars vanished from a pocketbook kept in a bureau drawer while she was away. She blamed a man boarding in the house, notified Officer Phipps, and the man returned the money after which she declined arrest. The case contains unexplained aspects.
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Leo Metzler
Lafayette Street
Beating a Child by Oakley Street Resident
Ludwig Albaugh, a half wit from Oakley Street, was found slapping and beating his nephew near Myers livery on East Wayne Street. Police released him after noting his mental condition, and the child was sent home. Accompanying travel rates to Cleveland mention the Ancient Order of Poressters event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Albaugh
Oakley Street
Philip Sherman
Myers Livery
East Wayne Street
Albaugh
Marriage Licenses Listed for Two Couples
William Landon and Anna E. Empie, Frank Denney and Josie Weist obtain marriage licenses. Enclose a stamps to any Nickel Plate road agent for an illustrated art souvenir titled Summer Outings. Appears in the Times-Post want column dated August 31.
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William Landon
Anna E. Empie
Frank Denney
Josie Weist
Nickel Plate Road
Chicago Harness Racing Fails to Draw Big Crowd
Chicago crowds thin as racing continues with small turnouts and notable wins by Robert Wilkes and Norther. John G Taylor owns both winners. hype builds for tomorrow's Joe Patchen versus John R Gentry match race amid brisk interest from horse centers nationwide.
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Allen
United States
Washington Park
Jack Curry
Joe Patchen
Robert J
John R. Gentry
Jack
Gentry
McHenry
Direct
Tilden and
Akron
B. F
Ambasador Tellepion
the Conqueror
Nellie A. B.m
Robert Wilkes
A. l
Idol
Winnie I
Lexington
Crit Davis
Dave Crockett
Frank Hayes
B.oh
Kitty Lal
Mambrino Field
Smith
Sdis
Tom Powers
Wood i Verne
McDonald
General Sherman
Norther
B. H
Ellen Preweth
Amos
Baron
Inquiry aims to uncover truth in Bowers case hearing
The board of public safety will resume the Bowers investigation this evening. The Times-Post urges thorough, independent testimony to avoid collusion and ensure the truth and justice for all involved, stressing witness integrity and diligent fact finding.
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Board of Public Safety
Bowers
Nce
Times-Post
Board of Public Works
Young thief: 14 year old Moses Stern jailed for burglary
New York police report Moses Stern fourteen admits thefts saying he cannot help it and wants reform. He explains he steals to possess what he sees and has sought Gerry Society aid to be committed to an institution for good behavior. Authorities confirm his past thefts and arrests. He is placed with Gerry Society for reform.
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New York
Moses Stern
McSweeney
Gerry Society
Essex Market Court
Moses
Low Rates to Lake Maxinkuckee by Nickel Plate Road
The Nickel Plate road authorized low round trip rates to Hibbard Indiana the junction for Lake Maxinkuckee for Saturday departures and Monday returns. The offer runs on specified dates and invites travelers to enjoy weekend trips to the lake.
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Lake Maxinkuckee
Nickel Plate Road
Hibbard
Ind
Y M C A Teams Visit Warsaw For Rematch
The Warsaw Y M C A baseball squad aims to avenge a recent defeat at Winona. Strengthened by improvements, they expect better results away from home. Prof Loveless leads the bicycle team with Goff Heller and Bartlett in races. Goff is praised for a 26 second mile on Driving club track, a possible state record. Nickel Plate offers low rate Lake Maxinkuckee excursions each Saturday through Sept 28.
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Warsaw
Winona
Prof. Loveless
Goff, Heller and Bartlett
Goff
Nickel Plate Road
Lake Maxinkuckee
The Centennial Committee to Meet at City Hall
The ways and means committee for the centennial celebration will convene at city hall tonight. The 200-strong committee includes representative men from all walks of life, and they aim to secure funds to ensure a successful conclusion of the event. Also listed are low rates offered by Nickel Plate Road for Knights Templar Conclave travel from August 19 to 25.
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Ways and Means
Knights Templar
Boston
Estimates Considered Limit Levy For 1896 City Budget
Mayor Oakley led a meeting with department heads to review next year’s city expenses. Total estimates approach a quarter of a million dollars, with boards requesting about 109000 for works and 90000 for safety. Oakley says the levy will be kept at four dollars and promises to trim budgets without crippling services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Oakley
J. H. Simonson
Benjamin FL. Ninde
W. T. Jefferies
Thomas DeVilbiss
Willis Hattersley
Board of Public Works
Des. Hetrick
van Buskirk
G. B. Stemen
Board of
TiueEs-Post
Times-Post
Police Court Actions Plus Nickel Plate Resort Ad
Frederick Edwards arrested for assault at Hinton restaurant after striking Edward Johnson causing a deep head wound. Edwards used the alias John G. Kelly and posted 15.50, forfeited when he failed to appear. John Doyle jailed 15 days for vagrancy. John Schweedler jailed 11 days for drunkenness. Nickel Plate announces low summer rates to Linwood Park Vermillion Ohio for the season.
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Frederick Edwards
Edward Johnson
Hinton
Edwards
Johnson
John G. Kelly
John Doyle
John Schweedler
Elliott
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Chicago Market
Minnie William's
Providence, R. I
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N. Y
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Major Quinby
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Ed Kinney
Chester
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Rush Park
Tom Ogden
Badge
Kate Phalmont
Red 13
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Thomas Edison
Tom Lee
Bullmont
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Old Fairground
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Guy
Bergina
Mijas TolMol
Connor
Kentucky Joe
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Onset
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