Local notices list races, travels, and summer plans
Dr C B Stemen returns from a professional trip. Home Lodge No 342 F and A M to work in first degree. Mrs J M Moderwell leaves for Chicago as guest of friends. Q P Eversole Mutual Life agent in Indianapolis on business. Mrs A J Laubach and families and Mrs D N Foster and families depart for Eagle Lake summer homes. Miss Louise and Robert Carna han depart for extended lakes tour. Justice Bohen turns over 127 in fines to treasurer since January. Nickel Plate east traffic heavy. sleepers require advance booking. Dr George B Stemen and family go to Rome City for summer. he returns today. Mr and Mrs Charles R Leonard and family return to Butte Mont. Herbert Law of Edmunds Law returns from New Castle after wiring county courthouse. Charles Patterson of Des Moines cousin of Dr M B Porter stays summer to study medicine with Porter. Port Wayne Medical College faculty no meeting this afternoon. many students matriculated. catalogues requested. Outlook for year bright. Northside Cripple Club fireworks at Fourth and Wells. Balloon ascensions planned. club absent on Fourth. patriotic salute to day.
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C. B. Stemen
Home Lodge
Justice Bohen
Nickel Plate Road
George B. Stemen
Rome City
Stemen
Charles R. Leonard
N. R. Leonard
Butte, Mont
Herbert Law
Edmunds & Law
New Castle
Henry County
New Court House
Charles Patterson
Des Moines
M. B. Porter
Fort Wayne
Porter
Port Wayne Medical College
Cenege
Northside Cripple Club
Fourth
Wells Streets
Fort Wayne to Chicago return by Nickel Plate road
Ticket offer for $4 00 fare from Fort Wayne to Chicago and back via Nickel Plate road. Tickets on sale July 3 and 4, valid for return July 5. Promotional note attributed to 40 2.
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Fort Wayne
Chicago
Nickel Plate Road
Milk Trust Fails to Lift Prices in Early Attempt
The milk trust formed last week struggles to raise prices as key dairymen withdraw or refuse involvement. Promoters vow not to abandon the plan, signaling a potential price war with grains and livestock markets mixed in, while market results show mixed commodity movements and totals.
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the Milk Trust
Train held up and robbed between Ashland and Grant's Pass
A Southern Pacific passenger train was robbed between Ashland and Grant's Pass Oregon this morning. Robbers used dynamite to hold up the train and rifled the mail pouches though attempts to break into the express car failed.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Ashland
Grant’s Pass
Ore
Bismarck Serious Illness Report From Friedrichsruhe
Advices from Friedrichsruhe say Bismarck is seriously ill and cannot take food. Count Herbert Bismarck and other family members have gone to him.
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Bismarck
Friedrichsruhe
Count Herbert Bismarck
Exchancellor
Lim
Will of Governor Brown's Wife Probated in ZanTiMoRe
Probate reveals the late governor's wife left an estate valued near half a million, with nearly all assets going to Governor Brown. Also, Tom Foley and Ben MecElligot were acquitted by Justice Hays this afternoon of unlawfully obtaining eighty dollars from Mattie Schucler.
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Zantimore
Brown
Tom Foley
Ben MecElligot
Mattie Schucler
Justice Hays
Seven-year-old John Cornell held for murder at play
New York reports seven year old John Cornell was detained by the Gerry Society today on a charge of murdering John Slobusky during a neighborhood play. The case centers on the child's alleged act and the society's involvement before formal charges are filed.
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New York
John Cornell
Gerry Society Today
John Slobusky
Fort Wayne Markets corrected daily by S Bush & Co
Fort Wayne markets report prices for wheat 75c oats 30c corn 50c rye 60c butter 12c soggs 12c leeswax 25c per lb oil meal 1.25 ews potatoes 65c per bu feathers live geese 45c per cwt bags 50c hides green 8c lb hides cured 8b for Fire Works go to H Miller 20 West Main Street largest stock in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Bush & Co
Harley
H. Miller
West Main Street
Frederick Hagemann Charged in Brutal Assault Case
Frederick Hagemann faces a charge of intent to kill as Miss Shoup, the alleged victim, describes a violent assault in which she was severely kicked by a man she terms a human brute.
Intense Court Action as Hagemann Faces Assault Charge
Police court proceedings drew a large crowd including Mayor Oakley. Frederick Hagemann faces assault and battery with intent to kill Miss Fannie Shoup after a confrontation on Chicago street. Shoup sustained a broken nose and facial injuries. she remains in a dangerous condition though not yet fatal. Hagemann is priced under $500 to appear again Saturday.
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Frederick Hagemann
Miss Shoup
Deaths and Funerals Smith and Nickels
Thomas C. Smith aged 57 died at home 154 Montgomery Street this morning from bronchial consumption leaving a wife and several children Funeral Friday afternoon. William C Nickels funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday from residence 1 Piqua Avenue.
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Thomas C. Smith
Montgomery Street
Wm. C. Nickels
Piqua Avenue
Half Rates. Fort Wayne to Chicago July Fourth Special
A brief transportation notice advertises a half rate fare of four dollars for a trip from Fort Wayne to Chicago on July 4th, highlighting a consumer travel deal.
FLICKENSTEIN CASE Dismissed. new affidavit filed
Mayor Oakley dismissed the case against Henry Flickenstein for resisting Officer Hardendorf. A statute now covers the offense, and the case will be tried under the statutes. A new affidavit was filed and the hearing set for Saturday July 6 at 1 08 m. Change of venue likely sought by defense.
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Oakley
Henry Flickenstein
Hardendorf
Flickenstein
Marriage License Notice for John Fisher and Minnie Fiedler
John Fisher and Minnie Fiedler are recorded for a marriage license. The notice notes the accompanying business venue, A. C. Aurentz's Ice Cream Parlors at 18 West Berry street, in connection with the filing date 31-3.
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John Fisher
Minnie Fiedler
A. C. Aurentz
West Berry Street
Y M C A To Organize Baseball Team
Y M C A athletic committee met to launch a regular association baseball team with Professor Loveless named manager and H A Bush as field captain. Tomorrow’s Lakeside Park game is postponed to tomorrow afternoon as top players are drafted. Root Co. beats George De Wald Co. 13 to 12 at Lakeside yesterday.
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Y. M. C. A. Athletic Committee
Association Rooms
Professor Loveless
H. A. Bush
Lakeside Park
Root & Co
George de Wald & Co
Lakeside
Root’s
Brass Buttons on Policemen First Annual Excursion to Rome City
The police force plans a July 22 outing to Rome City with a four member committee led by Sergeant Jewell and Officer MHiott. Officers Geogelein and Strodel will swim for an leather medal, Daseler rides a water bicycle, Jewell will give an oration with a foot on each lake bank. McMullen and Dickson run a foot race, Mayor Oakley and Clerk Hoham wrestle, Liggett and Bergman supervise the commissary, and brass buttons are promised for the blue coats.
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Rome
Jewell
Mhiott
Geogelein
Strodel
Daseler
Harry McMullen
Dickson
Oakley
Hoham
Liggett
Bergman
TWO DIVORCE SUITS FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT
Two divorce actions appeared in superior court this morning. Mary Bennett seeks legal separation from Abraham Bennett alleging failure to provide and abandonment. Ollie Baer asks for a divorce from Frank C. Baer. Diether sues Shirley trustee and Barkenstein on note. Court notes include a $150 note suit by Henry Kruckemeyer against Gustave Schubert et al. and transfers of a will revocation case. Judgments listed: Car Moody, Niemann, Vanderhoof, and Showers versus Meyer & Niemann and Jerome Cook.
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Mary Bennett
Abraham Bennett
Yarper
Ollie Baer
Frank C. Baer
Hench
William A. Diether
Robert Shirley
Maumee Township
Barnard Barkenstein
Henry Kruckemeyer
Gustave Schubert
Breen & Morris
Plain Tilt
Andrew J. Ralston
Emily A. Dills
DeKalb County
Phil Hyman
Meyer & Niemann
Superior Court
Chas
St. Everett
Cornelious
A. Carmody
George B. Clevett
Nathaniel 5. W. Vanderhoof
Education Board Deliberates on United States History Texts
Indiana state board of education met in special session to review briefs filed by the G Q L A R committee against the U S history used in schools and responses from publishers. Captain Armstrong stated the issue draws national attention, while publishers argued the civil war portion is appropriately weighted. The board planned to announce its decision today as the state library board convened to appoint a new state librarian.
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Indianapoles
State Board of Education
Goalt
Publishing House
Armstrong
GQ. A. R
GU. A. R
United States
State Library Board
Davidson
Pacific cable to be built by British capitalists
Hugh Craig vice president of the San Francisco chamber of commerce says the Pacific cable will be funded by British capitalists with a mid ocean station at Fanning Island. Ice cream soda Try Aurentz’s for a pure and delicious treat.
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San Francisco
Hugh Craig
Chamber of Commerce
Fanning Island
A. C. Aurentz
Prominent Ohio farmer survives deliberate morphine overdose
Henry Rust of Ashland county attempted suicide over domestic troubles. He took morphine in a Findlay room over Harry Gilbert's saloon and was saved after three hours of pumping and treatment by Dr Neischang. Rust, 45, has a past of family estrangement and blamed his wife Del Crouse in a note found with the drugs. He remains determined to die despite revival.
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Neischang
Henry Rust
Rust
Ashland County
Ohio
Harry Gilbert
Calhoun Street
Columbus
Ind
Findlay
Gilbert
del Crouse
Fairview
Wayne County
John E Brown Dead at 166 West Berry Street
John E Brown chief clerk in the Superintendent of Motive Power office at Pennsylvania shops died at his home after weeks of ill health. Born in Allegheny, he joined the Pennsylvania company early and moved to this city in 1881. A wife survives him. Remains to be taken to Altoona for interment Wednesday afternoon. Car Load New Potatoes from Missouri. Nice large new potatoes 1.10 bushel Best Hams 10c shoulders 7c Best Butter 14c Good Mic Fruit House.
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John E. Brown
Pennsylvania
West Berry Street
Allegheny
Pennsylvania Company
Altoona
James Wood
First Cabinet Meeting At Downing Street
In Lonnox on July 2 the first cabinet meeting drew many observers to Downing Street. Although not official, reports from the Yorkshire Post and Chronicle suggest Gerald William Balfour of Leeds central division has been named chief secretary for Ireland, while opposition to a baronetcy for Naylor-Leland follows a Unionist desertion.
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Lonnox
Downing Street
Yorkshire Post
Gerald William Balfour
Leeds
Ireland
Chronicle
Times
Naylor-Leland
Saengerbund Picnic At Zollinger Grove On July Fourth
The Saengerbund will stage a traditional picnic at Zollinger's grove on July 4 with a music band and ample refreshments. Round trip fare is 35 cents, trains depart from the Pennsylvania depot at 10 am and 1:30 pm and then hourly thereafter.
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Saengerbund
Zollinger’s Grove
Pennsylvania Depot
Cleveland responds to Tammany Fourth of July invitation
President Cleveland has written a regretful long letter outlining his views on the financial commercial and political situation. The letter will be released on the Fourth and used as the focus of a major demonstration.
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New York
Cleveland
Tammany
Music Teachers National Association meeting opens with famed soloists
July 2 reports list prominent performers joining the 17th Music Teachers National Association gathering. Names include A McDowell and Charles Dennie of Boston, Scharwenka, Mme Riveking of New York, Corinne Moore Lawson, M Wetzler of Cincinnati, Leopold Godowsky of Philadelphia, Sherwood, Cotlow, Gottschalk, Waugh, Acton of Chicago, Stanley of Michigan, Upstein Bros, Kunkel, Kroeger, Wich, and Alfred Robyo of St. Louis.
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Sr. Lovurs
Music Teachers National Association
Kk. A. McDowell
Charles Dennie
Boston
X. Scharwenka
Mme
Julia Rive- King
New York
Corinne Moore Lawson
M. Wetzler
Cincinnati
Leopold Godowsky
Philadelphia
William H. Sherwood
Augusta Cotlow
L. Gaston Gottschalk
W. Waugh
Lander
Harrison M. Wild
Miss Sestelle Acton
Chicago
Prof
A. A. Stanley
Michigan University
Upstein Bros
Charles Kunkel
E.R. Kroeger
George Wich
Alfred Robyo
St. Louis
Will Play Ball Fort Wayne Teams Travel July Fourth
Fort Wayne clubs plan July Fourth games as the city league sends teams out to Payne Ohio Defiance Clover Hill and Antwerp for morning and afternoon contests. The Nickel Plate railroad offers summer home listings by mail with a stamp to I Horner. The Allen County Medical Society meets tonight as cremation topics spark interest and Dr Greenswalt's views draw attention. Berlin reports Princess Frederick Charles of Prussia may join Roman Catholicism.
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Fort Wayne
Broadways
Payne
Ohio
Defiance
Eagles
Clover Hill
Antwerp
Allen County Medical Society
K. K. Wheelock
G. L. Greentwalt
Greenswalt
Bombs Near Monopolis Barracks Cause No Injuries
Romer July 2 report two explosions occurred near the Monopolis barracks last night. The blasts triggered intense excitement but caused no injuries or significant damage.
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Romer
Monopolis
William St John Freemantle Broderick Named Under Secretary of War
The Times reports from London on July 2 that Hon. William St John Freemantle Broderick has been appointed under secretary of war. The announcement marks a high level government appointment in the military department.
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London
the Times
William St. John Freemantle Broderick
Fire destroys Redington & Co milling plant in New Carlisle
A fire at New Carlisle on July 2 destroyed the milling plant of Redington & Co with a loss around $6,000. The blaze was ruled incendiary in origin.
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Lavorvre
Ind
New Carlisle
Redington & Co
Eyehorn mining district grows tense amid rising troubles
Cuarieston July 2 reports the Eyehorn mining district faces escalating danger as conditions worsen and concerns of trouble rise, with authorities watching closely for developments.
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Cuarieston, W
Yva
Eyehorn
Paris Fire Hits Godillot Outfitters Heavy Loss
Fire at Godillot military outfitting establishment in Paris caused about 1 400 000 dollars in damage. Reports from July 2 detail related incidents including political debates in Mobile and public dedications in Gettysburg and London reflecting global events of the era.
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Paris
Godillot
Case Updates In Local Liquor Offense Prosecutions
The case against James Fitzgerald for selling liquor to a minor was continued by Squire Hays until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. J. R. Bittenger represents Fitzgerald. The case against Jacob Benedict for the same offense was continued until 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 10. Elmer Leonard is Benedict's attorney. Letter heads and envelopes advertised at the Times-Post job office.
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James Fitzgerald
Squire Hays
J. R. Bittenger
Fitzgerald
Jacob Benedict
Elmer Leonard
Benedict
Fight over Beresford candidate rumor in Birmingham
London July 42 rumor says Lord Charles Beresford may run for parliament in Birmingham central division. Beresford, former Conservative MP, is referenced as a possible candidate. In Wicklita Kansas July 2 Mrs Mary Ellen Lease rode a bicycle in Syrian style dress, attracting city attention.
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Fighting Charley
London
Lord Charles Beresford
Birmingham
Wicuita, Kas
Mary Ellen Lease
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Holder
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Y. M. C. A. Baseball
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Brinkerhoff
Mansfeld
Sirs. Lease
Alaska
H.d. Ash
Reliable Stove House
Columbia St
Ares Manin
Theau
Freese & Ranke
Calhoun ST
Citcago Bakery
Broadway and
Washington Boulevard
Geller
W. F. Geller
John Christen
Fort Wayne, Ind
Lake Kile & Western RR
Louisville
R. R
F. Daly
Agt
H.C Parker
Indianapolis
Komy «& Kobilya
A. U. LLC. Times-Post Office
W. Superior
Randall Hotel
Barr Street
D.J. Spencer
Cor Min & Calhoun
Cantop and
Superior Streets
Wayne St
Auburn
Indiana
CO. H. Bliss
Kort Wayne
Chickering & Sons
Krell
Briggs
Starr
Ludwig
James & Holmstrom
the Nilson
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E. Main ST
W. H. Harvey
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Ballriggan Underwear
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