Reunion of the Thirtieth Indiana Regiment in Port Wayne
The surviving Thirtieth Indiana Volunteer Infantry hold their 12th annual reunion in Port Wayne with 150 names registered at Saengerbund hall. Activities include a campfire at Saengerbund, a memorial service at Lindenwood cemetery, and a program of songs, recitations, and addresses led by Comrade W. A. Ogden and Mayor Oakley. The regiment, mustered Sept 24 1861, served in multiple western campaigns and suffered heavy losses. leaders included Col. Sion S. Bass, Col. Joseph B. Dodge, and Col. Henry W. Lawton.
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Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Port Wayne
Grand Army of the Republic
Whittieth
Sackerbund Hall
Ohlwine
Saengerbund Hall
J. 2. White
W. N. Mershon
Indiana
J. L. Leeper
White
Oakley
A. TH. Laing
Joliett
W. A. Ogden
Trmmms
Lindenwood Cemetery
Lion Vs. Buss
McCook
Victoria
Texas
Shiloh
Stone River
Chicamauga
Jesaca
Kennesaw Mountain
Atlanta
Franklin
Nashville
Corinth
Lookcoat Mountain
Lavergne
Henry W. Lawton
Suengerbund
Detective Arrests James Ricketts in Train Wreck Plot
Detective Wilkinson arrested James Ricketts in Fostoria for the Nickel Plate line wrecking attempt west of McComb. Ricketts was taken to Findlay for trial after a swift investigation sparked by a late freight train incident. The crime mobilized McComb to Findlay, with strong evidence cited by the detective.
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McComb
Thomas Wilkinson
Mr. Wilkinson
Fostoria
James Ricketts
Wilkinson
Ricketts
Findlay, O
Knights of Templar elect new grand officers at Boston conclave
In Boston on August 29 the grand encampment reopened at the Masonic temple with officer elections. Warren Larue Thomas of Kentucky was chosen grand commander, Reuben H. Lloyd of San Francisco deputy grand commander, after 297 votes. Pittsburg named for the 1898 triennial.
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Boston
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Order of the Eastern Star
Union Hall
Warren Larue Thomas
Kentucky
United States
Hugh McCurdy
Michigan
Reuben H. Lloyd
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Hobbs Bound Over After Preliminary Assault Hearing
In Squire France's court Charles Hobbs faced a preliminary hearing on the charge of criminally assaulting Lottie Shirrard. The girl testified to the alleged crime and Hobbs was bound over to the circuit court with a $1,000 bond.
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Squire France
Charles Hobbs
Lottie Shirrard
Hobbs
Chicago commodity market closes with mixed grain and pork slips
Chicago trading closes with August to September options showing wheat at 61.5 to 64.0 cents, corn around 36.4 cents, oats 19 cents. Pork at 9.10 dollars, lard 5.82, ribs 5.60, hogs receipts 18,000 and dull with 5 to 10 point declines. Cattle receipts 10,000 steady up 10 points, sheep 13,000 firm. Closing prices: wheat 61.0, corn 36.4, oats 19, pork 9.00, lard 5.80, ribs 5.55.
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Chicago
Public Works Orders James Wilding to Refit City Streets
The board of public works notified James Wilding that Barr Williams and East Wayne streets are out of repair and must be restored. Wilding warranted the pavement for five years at construction. A supervisor from Indianapolis is overseeing the repairs. Also announced are excursion rates to Cleveland September 10 to 12 via Nickel Plate road for Royal Arch Masons and Royal and Select Masons events.
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Board of Public Works
James Wilding
Barr Street
Williams Street
East Wayne Street
Wilding
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Nickel Plate Road
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Council Royal and Select Masons
Azote A Wonder Wins Great Fleetwood Park Race
At Fleetwood Park New York yesterday Azote won a famed harness race in 2:04 and Benzetta finished second after a bold bid. The half mile and mile times set records while Nydia topped Toledo races on a muddy day with rough track conditions.
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Fleetwood Park
New York
Azote
Benzetta
Klamath
Pride of
Kentucky
Beuzetta
Cleveland
Beuzetts
Nelley Hanks
KE. W. Ayers
Duckers
Peter Duryea
Larabie
George W. Leavitt
Boston
Leland Stanford
Palo Alto
Menlo Park
Cal
Whips
Electioneer
Josie
Whipple
Orrin Hickok
Monroe Salisbury
Louncer
William Simpson
New York City
Empire City Stud
Miss McGregor
Bouncer
Andrews
Mr. Simpson
California
Fred
Moody
Muta Wilkes
Nydia
Toledo
To.Epo, O
Jack Bowers
Hull
Laird
Butcher Salcedo and Cuban War Dispatches Raise Tensions
From Tlavana Cuba 29, cables from Madrid report General Azcarrin will question General Salcedo for speaking on war without authority. Salcedo’s removal is linked to alleged brutalities in Cuban hospitals and wounded, while a new expedition reportedly reached eastern Cuba. Post office corruption and espionage flourish under Spanish rule as Campos appeals for more troops. The unrest boosts Cuban rebel morale and prompts youth to flee eastward.
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Tlavana
Cuba
Salcedo
Spain
Madrid
Azcarrin
Ife
Campos
Suledyo
East
Deaths and Funerals In Brief
Frank E. Alexander died at Hope hospital aged 32 from blood poisoning. He lived at 60 Columbia avenue and worked as a car builder for the Pennsylvania company. remains to be shipped to Hicksville Ohio for burial. Edith P. Dickerson five, of Newspaper Union, died yesterday from infant paralysis. funeral set for Friday. Julia F. Moran funeral from Cathedral at 9 tomorrow morning. Mary Bonjour died at home in Jackson township about 4 am. funeral at St. Louis church Jefferson township at 9 am. she was about 21 and long ill.
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John R Gentry
Joe Patchen
Robert J
Fleetwood
Halter
John A. Gentry
Azote
B. G
Whips-Josie
Whippie
Hambletonian
al Benzetta
Macey
Klamath
Raymond
Dan Cupid
F. S
Walker
Fred
Moody
Silver Lake
Lady del Mar
Houncer
Miss B McGregor
Brunhide
Frank E. Alexander
Hope Hospital
Columbia Avenue
Pennsylvania Company
Hicksville
Dickerson
Edith P. Dickerson
Frank Dickerson
Newspaper Union
Mary Bonjour
Jackson Township
St. Louis Church
Jefferson Township
Race Between Trains Near Chicago Surges Past Rival
A six mile stretch between Pine street draw bridge and South Chicago saw a thrilling race among B and O, Lake Shore, and Fort Wayne passenger trains. Lake Shore engine ninety four led by Gulmeyer stayed a train length ahead as the trio hammered along, stopping to greet the crew as passengers cheered the engineers. In a separate note, torpedo boat No. 13 capsized in the North Sea with 13 sailors feared drowned near Benrain on August 29. The Times-Post job office promotes printing services.
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Lake Shore
Benrain
North Sea
Board Clears Officer Bowers in Lowrey Case Verdict
The Board of Public Safety renders its verdict acquitting Officer Oliver Bowers in the Lowrey window incident. Miss Lowrey identified Bowers only by voice. the board notes no direct testimony against him and lauds his character, while urging further inquiry to identify the actual man at the window.
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Board of Public Safety
Bowers
Mr. Bowers
Miss Lowrey
Tres-Post
Times-Post
Officer Bowers
Department OF Public Safety
Office OF the Board
Cirry Vann
Lowrey-Bower
Officer Bower
Mrs. Egg
Liggett
Welch
Miss Coleman
Miss Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Bradmeyer, Daniel Auer, Lorenz Haiber
Egg
Hively
Cc. S. Basn
RupDooLri Steger
R. B. RossmeTon
Benny Not in It Quay Victory Ends Candidate Bid
The headline notes that Benny is excluded from the race as Quay secures a decisive victory, effectively eliminating any path for Benny to run. The report frames the outcome as decisive and confirms Quay will advance without Benny in the race.
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Quay
The Harrison Goose Appears Thoroughly Cooked
A local report notes a goose in Harrison appears thoroughly cooked as observers describe the scene with interest. No injuries are reported and authorities say no foul play is suspected.
Indiana G. Harrison shelves bid for national nomination
Indiana Republican leaders accept that Quay's Pennsylvania victory blocks General Harrison from the 1904 convention. Harrison has long denied candidacy, but friends pressed him as the most viable choice. With New York and Pennsylvania against him, Indiana lags in backing a new nominee, awaiting Harrison's final position after returning from the Adirondacks.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Aus
Indiana
Quay
Pennsylvania
Harrison
East
Mgr. T Harrison
General Tarrison
New York
Min
Platt
Marty Lo CiSttin
Ele
Mayor Swift Orders Detained Anarchists For Sunday Event
Cuicaeo Aug 29 The mayor directed detectives to arrest several prominent anarchists and socialists to prevent red flags on Sunday. The demonstration honors Kier Hardie and John Sminton the Fealish labor leaders who will attend the event.
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Cuicaeo
Swift
Kier Hardie
John Sminton
Bank Trustees Call Shareholders on Full Reserve Liability
Str Jonns Nova Scotia August 29 The trustees of the Commercial National Bank have issued a call on shareholders for the full reserve liability on shares totaling 200 dollars per share The move is described as prolific of boundless litigation and may trigger widespread legal action among investors
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Jonns
N.S
Commercial National Bank
Hill's Scheme to Shenanigan Cleveland on a Third Term
In Althony New York Aug 29 Hill and allies plan a state convention resolution to decline a third term by President Cleveland. They expect Cleveland to respond theatrically while aiming to control the field for other candidates. The move seeks to steal the thunder and shape party dynamics.
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Althony
N. Y
Senator Hill
Cleveland
Hil
Mr. Cleveland
Hill
Till
New York
Strike Situation Unchanged in Rochester Garment War
Rochester Aug 29. The strike among garment workers remains unchanged with more men joining the walkout. Bosses refuse to concede to striker demands and the workers persist in their vow to fight to the end.
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Rochester
Pilgrim Safe Arrives After Lake St. Cheuir Storm
The yacht Pilgrim reached the city after a violent storm on Lake St. Cheuir. Twenty people were aboard with no tidings for hours. The vessel is newly moored here and all on board are safe.
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Terrorr
Pilgrim
Lake St. Cheuir
Electric lineman resuscitated after 2600 volt shock
Rochester N Y Aug 20 Tarry Sherman an electric lineman received a 2600 volt shock while at work. He was picked up for dead but was later resuscitated and will probably recover.
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Rochester
N. Y
Tarry Sherman
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