Local Notables and Meetings Fill Huntington Day
Mr. O P Eversole visited Huntington on business while Miss Myrtle Haines and Miss Clara Kenower visited friends in Albion and Huntington. The board of public works meets tonight. A new brick residence for $1500 was permitted in J W White addition. Various locals travel to Chicago Logansport Rome City and Fort Wayne for business leisure and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Eversole
Huntington
Myrtle Haines
Albion
Board of Public Works
A. L. Lopshire
St. Martin Street
Clara Kenower
Frank Alderman
Chicago
N. W. Austin
American Tobacco Company
Billa Ward
C. Branyan
Fort Wayne
Thomas E. Ellison
Logansport
Philip Zuber
J. W. White
Charles DeRome
Washington
Solomon DeRome
Deaths and Funerals Zuber and Ratliff
The 1 month old child of Mr and Mrs William Zuber of Piqua avenue died of exhaustion. The 13 month old child of Mr and Mrs Andrew Ratliff of 53 East Main street died last night of cholera infantum. Funeral arrangements listed. A crematory project for Lindenwood cemetery is bid opening tomorrow with a building sketch on display at Pixley Co. store and promotion of Fort Wayne as the first in the state. Nickel Plate road offers interchangeable mileage book for 20 dollars at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zuber
Piqua Avenue
Wing & Mahurin
Lindenwood Cemetery
Pixley & Co
Lindenwood
Fort Wayne
Water Reaches New Reservoir Bed After Shutdown
Water was turned into the new reservoir bed yesterday and has been running in since. The bottom is nearly covered but navigation will take days. City supply can spare water now as daily consumption has declined due to recent showers reducing lawn sprinkling needs.
Watch Presented to Herr Hormel Fort Wayne Editor
City reporters present a handsome watch to Herr Hormel, city editor of the Frie Presse, noting the timepiece is a rare beauty unlikely to be matched in Fort Wayne jewelers and sure to be appreciated by the veteran reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Hormel
Frie Presse
Fort Wayne
Unlucky Harry Arrests on Pittsburg Train 20
Detective Stoll and Officer Flickenger captured a man identified as Harry Green after a satchel bearing that name was found with letters to Harry Green and a letter from James Green warning away from Coffeen Illinois. Green confessed to assaulting James Brown with a beer bottle in Coffeen and was jailed with the Montgomery County sheriff notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detective Stoll
Flickenger
Pittsburg
Guay Street
Stoll
Decatur
Hoyles
Harry Green
James Green
Coffeen
James Brown
Montgomery County
Illinois
Green
Brown
Fresh Fruit Deals for Summer Shoppers
Advertises fruits with prices including Best Messina Lemons at 25c per dozen California Seedling Oranges 85c per dozen California Pears 3 for 10c California Plains 10c per dozen and California Peaches 25c per dozen Fru TWousr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Plains
Drunks and Tramps Face Police Court in Morning Session
Judge Huser presided as James Mitchell’s drunkenness case was continued to next Thursday. J R Bittinger signed bonds. Laban Riley, held after a knife incident, was fined five dollars and costs. Efe jailed. Eight tramps appeared. Harris, once a local businessman, released, seven others sent to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Huser
James Mitchell
J. R. Bittinger
Laban Riley
Efe
Harris
Elkhart
Advertised Prices for Butter Eggs Meats and Flour
Local ad lists Best Dairy Butter and Jar Butter with prices 16c and 10c. Plymouth Creamery eggs at 20c per dozen 1b. Fresh Country Eggs 10c per dozen. Best Sugar Cured Hams 11c and Smoked Shoulders 7c. Smoked Bacon 9c. New Potatoes up to 90c per bushel. Best Grades City Flour 84.00 per barrel. Fruit House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Creamery
Fruit House
Chicago Markets Update from July 19 Opening Prices
The Chicago market report lists July 19 opening options for Wheat 664c, Corn 434c, Oats 223c, Pork 10.85, Lard 6.87, Ribs 6.20. Hogs receipts 11,000 with late gains 5 to 10 points. Cattle receipts 5,500 with a strong market. Sheep receipts 7,000 with a strong market. Closing prices show Wheat 664c, Corn 4384c, Oats 224c, Pork 10.77, Lard 6.327, Ribs 6.22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corr
Wanted a License
A young couple sought a marriage license at City Clerk Jefferies home last night around nine. Jefferies directed them to Harry Metzgar who issues licenses, but by 1:30 no license had been issued and the couple remained unwed. They may have changed their minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferies
Harry Metzgar
Indignation in Constantinople Over Bulgarian Leader’s Death
Citizens in Constantinople vent fury at the murder of ex Premier Stambuloff of Bulgaria. Newspapers were banned from reporting the event though public anger targets both police and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Stambuloff
Bulgaria
Weather and ad note for Nebraska region
Rain fell across Nebraska last night and continues today. An intensely hot week ripened small grain rapidly. Consider placing a want ad in the Trans-Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Nebraska
3-Year-Old Records Fall At Saginaw Driving Park Meet
Saginaw Michigan July 18 crowds reach 6000 as Robert J pace exhibition tops early season marks. Viotta and Bright Regent race to win the 2:24 class with fast halves and a closing stretch drive. Corbett's Fred Kohe wins the 2:35 trot while Burlingame takes the 2:40. Directly sets a new state 3-year-old mark in a 2:07 mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Mich
Union Park
Corbett
Fred Kohe
Burlingame
Janie Shelton
Huntley
Tiffin
Seneca Driving Park
Belle T
Alley
Fair Lillian
Edemonia
Maumejan
Hettie
Oscar Williams
Crysolite
Carrie McGregor
Paris
Fred Wilkes
Dandy Salisbury
Little George
Argorea
Flossier
May Day
Cambridge Bell
Booze
McBride
Aurora
Ill
Aurora Driving Park
Diamond D
Dick Richmond
Gold Hill
Wesley R
Giles Noyes
Rocker
Hartman sues Olds Wagon Works for 3225 on account
Levi Hartman through attorney J M Phillips sues Olds Wagon Works in circuit court for 3225 on an open account. J M Robinson represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Hartman
J. M. Phillips
Olds Wagonworks Company
Henry Bushmann
William George Bushmann
J. M. Robinson
Amelia E. Briebach
Lucy Levi
William Dorcey
Thomas Cummings
Breen & Morris
Indiana Spiritualists open annual session at Anderson camp grounds
The Indiana Spiritual Association begins its annual session east of Anderson with a large attendance. President Westerfield opened the meeting, joined by notable national figures like Mrs Colby Luther of Muncie and James Sprague of Jamestown, New York. Cottages are full and interest runs high as Elder W R Covert, executor of the National Church of God, plans an outside-church attack including a $500 challenge to mediums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
W. R. Covert
National Church of God Board
Regulators Bind Parker After Forged Paper Case
William Parker of Huntertown is jailed in this city after being bound over to the circuit court on a forgery charge involving an order for goods from James Noonan. Faulkner forged the instrument. Parker, 20, claims innocence while regulators seek Faulkner who fled the area. Also noted is the first Niagara Falls Excursion of 1895 on the Nickel Plate to Aug 19 with rates available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
Huntertown
William Parker
Parker
James Noonan
Solomon Chapman
Noonan
Young Parker
Chapman
Squire Thornton
James Ballou
Harper
Durance Vile
Niagara Falls
Domestic dispute leads to cross affidavits and fines
Fred Schoerl and Joseph unt of Leo quarrel over a domestic matter. Lunt filed an affidavit charging Schoerl with assault and battery before Justice Bohen. Each side fined $1 and costs, then filed reciprocal affidavits. The justice leveled the same fine for Lunt. A trip to Lake Mawninkuckee via Nickel Plate rail cost $2.90. Return tickets valid until Oct 31, 795.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schoerl
Joseph Unt
Leo
Lunt
Bohen
Schoerl
Ife
Itlunt
Lake Mawninkuckee
Nickel Plate Road
Remarkable Mine Escape Near Pewabic Mine
Iron Mountain Michigan July 19 rescue party reached the Pewabic mine at midnight and released the imprisoned miners. The escape is hailed as the most remarkable in mining history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Mountain
Mich
Pewabic
Minim
Artificial Ice and Distilled Water Purity Claim
The Artificial Ice Company advertises ice made from distilled water in covered cans cooled by iron pipe coils. They claim the ice is perfectly pure and safer for drinking, endorsed by physicians, used by hotels and pharmacies, with 100 5-cent coupons sold for $4.50 to last about 100 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im Eod
Fort Wayne Market Prices Corrected Daily by Saah & Co
The Fort Wayne market reports current prices for commodities such as Wheat at 65 to 67 cents, Oats 28 to 30 cents, Corn 42 to 50 cents, Kye 50 cents, Barley 50 cents, Butter 11 to 15 cents, Eggs 10 cents, Beeswax 25 cents per pound, Potatoes 85 to 90 cents per bushel, Feathers, live geese 45 cents, Rags 50 cents per hundredweight, Hides cr\u00e9cen 7 cents, Hides cured 8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saah & Co
Worthless bonds mocked as waste paper in Farwell suit
Chicago accessions recount a courtroom farce over 12.83 million in securities allegedly fraudulently conveyed to Potter Lovell. Senator Farwell dismisses the case as a joke while noting the Farwells hold the papers as collateral for Boston promoters’ advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwells
Potter-Lovell
Chicago
Culiaea
Charles B. Farwell
John W. Farwell Company
Potter, Lovell & Co
Boston
United States
Pisinoff
J. W. Farwell Company
Warwell
Massachusetts
Farwell
Boston House
Bonds and securities saga in Farwell case exposure
The speaker denounces bonds as worthless and outlines how Potter created the Gogebic Development Company, issuing bonds and stock to control mining lands. A list of alleged fraudulent conveyances tied to Farwell Company is read, including notes, stock and mortgage bonds. Additional items cover parliamentary friction in France and legal cases from San Francisco to Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwella
Mr. Farwell
Farwell Company
Farwell
Potter
John Smith
Gogebic
Mr. Chumasero
C. W. Clement
Worcester Steel Works
Gogeblo Development Company
Israzos River Channel and Lock Company
Gogebic Development Company
Sha A
Atuck
Gogebic Development Ouupans
Gogebic Develoyiutects Company
Freight car crushes Miss Wright in Ubion nearshore
Miss Martha Wright of Eureka was crushed beneath a freight car and killed instantly. About six others suffered severe injuries but are expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubion
Martha Wright
Eureka
Firemen recover after Walnut and Water street blaze
Cincinnati dispatch reports twenty firemen injured by walls at the warehouse fire on Walnut and Water streets. Michael McNally and Edward Newman remain seriously hurt. Newman should recover, McNally may be the third victim. Others expected to be discharged soon. Also included are baseball scores from July 1 to 9 and Illinois Central Railway announcing a 214 percent dividend payable Aug 1. Kensington carpet mills warn strikers of impending reopening and possible indefinite closure if workers do not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Walnut
Water Streets
Michael McNally
Edward Newman
McNally
Philadelphia
Kensington
Strike in Cleveland Near Settlement
A committee of wire-drawers strikers met with company officials in Cleveland and it appears the strike may be settled soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
No Change In Michigan Strike Report
ISHPEMING July 19 The miners strike presents no material change. The workers are not yet thoroughly organized and daily meetings are held at the park between here and Negaunee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishpeming
Here
Nogaunee
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R. J. Fisher
H. J. Meyer
H. K. Hitchcock
Rome City
Lewis Street
Sampanut City Lodge
A. M
F. H. Lambert
West Washington Street
Loon Lake
J. H. Bilderback and
East Wayne Street
Everett Lake
Frank J. Wenstrop
Christina Cady
City
Diederich Meyer
Charley Munson
Order of Red Men
Baldwin
Edward O'Rourke
John T. Leach
Mimic Club
W. C. Rice
Indianapolis
Masonic Advocate
Mr. Rice
Herman Michael
Jerome D. Gloyd
George Warcup
Decatur Gravel Road
Court House
Zollinger Battery
C. A. Teagarden
H. C. Niemeyer
Frank Kehler
Oliver 8. Jones
Alderman
LaPearl
R. R
Robert J’s
King of Pacers
Emily W
Clara T
Alteo
Sidney McGregor
Colonel Kuser
Bright Regent
Prince Repent
Bright Eyes
Blackwood Chief
Viotta
B. Mer
Emily W. Br. m
Bovash
Lady
B. m
Jfall
Janesville
Wis
Lara Hill
George West
Monette
Medium Wood
Maggie
Naomi
Joe Gaines
Kefrain
Coastina
Ogden Phallamont
Baron Rogers
Roslyn
Maggie Sherman
Jimmie Hague
Ray
Lou Dell
Billie Steinman
Belle Ore
Mumbrino Field
St. Joe River
Hartmans
Indiana Spiritualists
State Association
Anderson
Justice Courts
Pewabic Minee
Deputies
Brouss
Ao UN- Usu Iscuno
Chamber of Deputies
M. Burlet
San Francisco
H. B. Howland
San Quentin
Smith
Los Angeles
Howland
Pasadena
Supreme Court
Peoria, Iils
Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis
Brooklyn
Louisville
New York
Louis Ville
Baltimore
Lillinois
New Yorke
Ilinois Central Railway Company
Michigan
Um Aeryer & Bro
Calhoun
Freese & Ranke
Calhoun ST
Broadway
Washington Boulevard
Geller
W. F. Geller
Romy & Bobilys
Barr Street
D.J. Spencer
Cor
Chickering & Sons
Krell
Briggs
Starr
Ludwig
James & Holmstrom
the Nilson
A. Karn
Columbia ST
Danny Tres
A. Hattersley & Sons
E. Main ST
South Side Wall Paper Store
S. Calhou
Sohemian
Ceo. Myers
Fort Watne, Ind
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