Horr Gets Tired And Is Granted a One Day Recess
The report states that HORR requested relief due to fatigue and was granted a one day recess. No additional witnesses or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Times Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1895
Page
1
The report states that HORR requested relief due to fatigue and was granted a one day recess. No additional witnesses or dates are provided in the readable text.
At Curcaco on July 19 a heated exchange featured ex Congressmen Dorr and Harr with Harv ey and Horr debating the silver standard and gold many allies. The session extended into a raucous exchange before adjourning to continue August 19 at Ludoch with a special train schedule noted.
The Supreme Temple of Pereileans, a new beneficial and social organization, filed articles of incorporation in the county recorder’s office. Officers elected in May include Herman Goldsmith Providence REL as supreme arcon Henry M. James Cleveland supreme vice arcon Owen N. Sleaton Fort Wayne supreme secretary William L. Peuitt Fort Wayne supreme treasurer Eli B. Philley Fort Wayne supreme auditor Julius Nathan and trustees William J. Vesy Henry C G Sites Fort Wayne Simon Deutsch Beatrice Neb. Meetings to be held biennially in Fort Wayne with next gathering in June 1897. Officers become life members.
W S McDowell of Chicago captured the U S amateur championship in the single scull at Sanatoga on July 19. He defeated J A Ruamoh r of the Toronto Boat Club after a revived final race, finishing in 9 50 with a two length margin.
Caloyenne July 19 reports the governor refused volunteer forces for Jackson Hole. A military company at Lander has been ordered under arms as local Indians hold a sun dance, described as resembling the ghost dance and said to threaten citizens’ lives and property.
L Vogle S T Clark and G H Jackson pleaded guilty to cattle stealing in Spring View Nebraska and will be sentenced in Bassett district court Monday. The county has now sent six rustlers to the penitentiary in four months.
Peter Belleque, a 60 year old hermit fisherman from Woods Oregon, has fallen heir with three relatives to a Canada estate valued at 200000 dollars. Separately in New Orleans Henry M Payne a sugar planter merchant was acquitted today of murdering L Murray Ferris a prominent sugar refiner after days of trial.
Mrs Pitezel testifies that Charles F. Holmes influenced her, stating she was hypnotized during the事件. The defense challenges the allegation while prosecutors press for details of the alleged control and its impact on the case.
Mrs. Pitezel travels to Toronto to identify children believed killed by H. H. Holmes. She recounts hypnotic influence and Holmes as a trusted friend who manipulated her family through fear and deceit. Pitezel and Holmes traveled from St. Louis to Philadelphia while the elder Pitezel lay dying, with Holmes claiming a bogus body to shield them. The Canning family in Galva reports two surviving children and details Holmes ties, travel routes, and insurance schemes amid ongoing investigations.
In Wrestrmania Michigan on July 19 neighbors spoke of brutal treatment of Mrs. John Rademacher. On Thursday night 15 masked men abducted Rademacher, flogged him with horsewhips, and hanged him from a tree then revived him. Mrs. Rademacher filed for divorce. He threatens retaliation.
Hoffman and Bros., Fort Wayne lumber dealers, bought six thousand dollars worth of timber two miles west of Bippus. Cutting has begun with many workers. Forty teams are needed for two months to haul to the city for rail shipment to Fort Wayne. Hauling contract bids open today. W H Baker among bidders from south of town.
Sunday schedule lists a special train from North Depot at 5 a.m. to Cincinnati arriving by 11 a.m. The return departs Cincinnati at 7:30 p.m. Tickets valid on regular trains through July 23. Buy tickets now.
Frankfort Indiana July 19 A well near Burlington yielded a woman's skeleton identified as Miss Louella Mabbitt murdered ten years ago by Amer Green who was lynched by a mob. The finding reopens Indiana’s famed unresolved crime as crowds gather at the site and details of the case surface.
Officer Hines arrested George McManus after he assaulted Leo Swain and took her pocketbook. At Squire Bohen's court McManus pled guilty to assault and battery and was fined twelve dollars and fifty cents plus costs. Miss Swain did not want to prosecute. constable Johnson had to fetch her from her home. Also at Lakeside Park the Fort Wayne Gun Club held a shoot with close scores. Whieal and Witzegrenter won first, Brown and Miller second, Fleming third.
The American Humane society plans to intervene to stop the bull fight advertised for the Atlanta exposition. Vice president William Hosea Ballou will actively participate in efforts to prevent the event.
In a cold night vote 105 members heard Bishop Ninde present as the proposition for church union was read. The tally favored union 36 to 69 against, leading to withdrawal of the proposal and a adjourned quarterly conference. Wayne Street church may consent to withdrawal tonight.
The Elks organized the largest Rome City trip this season with eight cars and about 400 passengers, swelling to 1000 plus as trains from all sides arrived. The day featured First Regiment band open air concerts and a stupendous minstrel show in the tabernacle, with a playful incident of a joke falling into the lake and a jewel studded Elk badge surprise for Mr Gart Shober. Return trip left around 11:15 with satisfied excursionists and eager managers awaiting next season.
John Allen, a carpenter, slipped and fell from a new country residence site owned by Hon. T. J. Ellison in Aboit township. He landed on his head, suffered a brain concussion, and was found unconscious with serious head cuts and internal injuries. He remained in the city unable to be moved.
In Plais tow London, Robert Coombs aged 13 and Nathaniel 11 are before a magistrate on murder charges. They confessed to stabbing their mother ten days earlier and then lived with her decomposing body while enjoying smart leisure and card games. The father is Chief Steward Coombs of the National Line steamship France. The magistrate ordered mental examinations amid questions about their sanities and influence of sensational novels.
In Spokan Falls Washington July 19 H B Smith condemned for the murder of rancher John Wyant three years ago killed himself with a razor after escaping the county jail. He cut his throat and died instantly. Guards and a group of twenty prisoners fled the corridor but were stopped before breaking out.
Avilla News reports two counterfeit dollars found by B and O section man Al Panches in the grass at the Y near Waterloo. The coins match the dimes previously linked to Cole, suggesting a professional counterfeiting operation and tying Cole to recent bogus currency.
The Panama troops are expected to arrive to keep order amid a continuing strike by wharf laborers in Colon. Steamships remain idle and there is no settlement in sight.
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