Cuban Delegates Gather for July 10 Cuban Republic Convention
News from New York reports a planned July 10 convention of Cuban delegates to proclaim a republic and form a provisional government. U S district attorney says the gathering is legal. about 150 delegates are expected and hosted by Cuban sympathizers. Carlos Maceo, arriving as a stowaway on the City of Washington, is in New York to lead a secret expedition aiding Cuban insurgents.
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New York
United States
Carlos Maceo
Ward Line
City of Washington
Marti
Maceo
Martiners Campos
Havana
West Twelfth Street
Acquittal in Holt county murder trial ends seven day siege
Barrett Scott’s alleged killers, George Mullihan Alfred Harris and Moses Elliott, are acquitted of murdering Scott. Scott, Holt county treasurer, embezzled 100000 dollars, fled to Mexico, was recaptured, convicted, sentenced to five years, and later assassinated near O Neill with his body recovered from the Niobrara River.
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Berrin
Neb
Barrett Scott
George D. Mullihan
Alfred R. Harris
Moses ‘Ti’. Elliott
Scott
Holt County
Omaha
Mexico
O'Neil
Niobrara River
Redmonds Manifesto Demands Irish National Representation
London dispatch reports John Redmond issuing a manifesto to the Irish urging a return to Parnell policy. He says Rosebery’s administration shelved the Irish question, liberals quit without explanation, and promises or guarantees for Ireland were absent. He calls for national representation independent of English parties respecting Irish sentiment and rights.
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London
Daily News Today
John Redmond
Roseberry
Puarnell
Free Lovers Return to Eastern North Carolina
May be bloodshed warning arises as the Sanc tified band linked to Chincoteague unrest appears in Currituck County North Carolina. Local official warns continuation could trigger violence amid lack of NC statutes to prosecute free lovers. Officials report Navy orders speed test for Columbia at Kiel to race to New York for rapid port arrival. Berlin commentary links British ministry change to currency debate.
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Nourrous
Chincoteague Island
Virginia
North Carolina
Currituck
New York
Herbert
Navy Department
Summer
Columbia
Kiel
Southampton
Indiana Governor Claude Matthews Discusses State Politics
Claude Matthews, governor of Indiana, in New York at the Fifth Avenue hotel, notes no state election until next year while acknowledging a strong silver sentiment in southern Indiana. He says the Democratic state committee will not call a state convention for silver interests and criticizes the Republican majority. He expects General Harrison to run for president.
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New York
Claude Matthews
Indiana
Fifth Avenue
Maine
Democratic State Committee
Harrison
Indiana Senator Group Prepares Challenge to Apportionment Act
Terre Haute Indiana June 28 Senator Voorhees Senator Turpie and John S Williams of Lafayette met here and prepared papers to file in court as soon as the new laws are promulgated to test the legislative apportionment act. They contend the act is unconstitutional because the apportionment was not made immediately after an enumeration.
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Terre Havre
Ind
Voorhees
Turpie
John S. Williams
Lafayette
Elwood fights Bell monopoly as rates drop
Enwood Indiana residents see a year long contest with Bell over telephone pricing. A local Mag netto company offered 1 per month for all users, then Bell retaliated with 12 per year for business and 8 per year for residences. The town now hosts two competing systems and claims the nation’s cheapest service.
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Enwood
Ind
Bell
Magnetto
Bell Company
Elwood
United States
Five counties delay Indiana act passage
Dearborn county filed receipts yesterday but Wayne Noble Jackson Allen and Starke have not yet heard. Chief Clerk Oglesbee said a secretary of state's aide may be sent to Starke to secure the clerk's receipt. The acts cannot become laws until early next week.
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Indianapolis
Dearborn County
Wayne
Noble
Jackson
Allen
Starke
Oglesbee
Secretary of State
Starke County
Public Works Board Plans Crematory Bid Opening
A regular board of public works meeting is set for this evening to open bids for a new crematory. At least three bidders are known: Dixon Company of Findlay Ohio, Patrick Manufactory of Pittsburgh, and Brownlee Company of Dallas. Mr Brownlee and Mr Willis of Dixon Company are in the city.
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Board of Public Works
Dixon Company
Findlay, C
Patrick Manufactory
Pittsburg
Brownlee People
Dallas
Pex
Brownlee
Willis
Marie Burroughs’ Bad Hubby
Marie Burroughs tests in divorce case against Louis Massen. she accuses him of unfaithfulness and says she allowed him to stay in her hotel room because he is a good actor. The testimony was presented to Judge Troutt in San Francisco.
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Marie Burroughs
San Francisco
Louis Massen
Troutt
Tragedy Follows Disappointment At Lake High School Event
Minnie Lynch a 19 year old resident of the corner of Forty second and Halstead streets died this morning by taking carbolic acid. A former student at Lake High School she failed to graduate and the disappointment is blamed for deranging her mind.
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Caicaco
Minnie Lynch
Halstead
the Lake High School
Mine Gas Explosions Kill One Injure Nine at Franklin Mine
In Sea ttite Washington on June 28 two massive gas explosions struck the Oregon Improvement company's Franklin coal mine. One man died and nine workers were badly hurt with several in critical condition.
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Seattyte
Wash
Oregon Improvement Company
Franklin
Iron men and Amalgamated sign Cleveland scale accord
In Younestown Ohio on June 28 the conference between iron manufacturers and the Amalgamated Association ended with agreement to adopt the Cleveland convention scale. The decision settles wage rates and terms agreed upon earlier, signaling a peaceful settlement after negotiation.
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Younestown
Iron Manufacturers
Amalgamated Association
Cleveland
Salvation Army Captain Coy Cleared to Hold Services
Coronado Springs Colorado June 28 Capt Blanche Coy of the Salvation Army has had her troubles compromised and her people will be allowed to conduct services at designated places with charges against her dropped.
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Coronado Springs
Colo
Blanche Coy
Salvation Army
Peculiar Effects of Wine From Cajon Winery
San Francisco reports several recent tragedies linked to a wine sold from Cajon. Officials propose an investigation into whether something uncanny lurks in the specific vintage.
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San Francisco
Cajon
Exoneration Hint for Crispi Depicts Decree Pending
A June 28 notice states King Humbert will issue a decree exonerating Premier Crispi from any charges tied to Dr. Herz the Panama canal lobbyist. The report links the possible action to Crispi’s past associations and political standing.
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Crispi
Romer
Humbert
Dr. Herz
Panama Canal
Evansville Editor's Views on Money Debate At Indiana Meeting
About 100 Democratic editors gathered at Lake View hotel in Maxinkuckee Indiana to discuss currency policy. The conference split between gold standard supporters and silver advocates, with readings of Indianapolis minutes urging restoration of silver and opposition to repeating gold bonds.
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Maxinkuckee
Ind
Lake View
French
North
Lafayette Journal
Nye
Bynum
S. B. Boyd
Washington Democrat
Ben. Lowtham
Logansport
Pharos
J. A. Beheymer
Tipton Times
C. W. Ball
Terre Haute
F. A. Arnold
Greencastle Star Press
A. J. Depboye
Columbus Herald
Beeheymer
Indianapolis
Hendricks Club
Indiana
Congress
Palmer House
Policy of silver coinage and treasury dangers urged
The author argues against silver discrimination by Secretary Foster and the administration. He warns that gold payments, bond sales, and treasury influence by European finance jeopardize American sovereignty, Monroe Doctrine, and national pride, urging support for free and unlimited coinage of silver. The speaker regrets not being able to urge the resolution in person.
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J. G. Shanklin
Evansville Courier
Jefferson
Congress
Treasury
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Carlisle
Treasury Department
England
American Hemisphere
Missing mare hires out then vanishes in Fort Wayne
A man using the name J. E. Strange hired a horse and buggy from Al Martin on North Clinton Street and did not return by 2 PM. Sheriff alerted. Strange was seen at Tom Hunt's and Strack's places, with officers checking nearby towns. The mare is black with gray flanks, about 900 pounds, Columbus buggy.
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al Martin
North Clinton Street
J. E. Strange
Strange
Tom Hunt
Strack’s Place
Hiser's
Fort Wayne
City Trucking Company
Martin
Columbus
Van Wert Officials Inspect Fort Wayne Streets Visit
A Van Wert Ohio party of city officials toured Fort Wayne to study street improvements. Led by Mayor Higgins and including Clerks Manship and You, the group visited paved streets and the fire department, dining at the New Aveline House before returning. The Michigan City event announced a ten mile race for tomorrow with Fort Wayne Driving Club on the mile track. medals awarded to top finishers.
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van Wert
Fort Wayne
Er. L. Craw
Mack Brick Company
Oakley
Messrs
DeVilliciss and
Grifith
Board of Public Works
Randall
A. J. You
Board of Works
Aveline House
James I. Higgins
C. F. Manship
G. L. McKibben
A. J. Rope
John F. Cable
M. Co. A
Will Gouty
A. L. Randall
A. C. Katt
Gus Steger
Fred Beach
F. W. Urbahns
Willis Souder
Thomas Dascomb
W. H. Loveless
E. H. Miller
Victor Russell
Fort Wayne Driving Club
Feeble Minded
Chicago Markets Report for June 28 to September
Chicago markets show grain options opening with Wheat 72 cents, Corn 48, Oats 25, Pork 12.70, Lard 6.80, Ribs 6.62. Hog receipts total 20,000 with 2,000 left over. market active and steady. Cattle receipts 4,000 with market quiet and steady. Sheep receipts 6,000 and market strong. Closing prices: Wheat 71.4? cents, Corn 48 1/? cents, Oats 25 cents, Pork 12.45, Lard 6.75, Ribs 6.50.
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Chicago
Fort Wayne Business College grants 24 diplomas at Masonic Temple
At the Masonic Temple Fort Wayne Business College held its annual commencement awarding 24 diplomas. President G W Lahr presided and Prof W Mies directed music with Miss Leo Long and Prof Miles. Addresses by Rev J H Bickford and Prof Lahr concluded the program.
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Masonic Temple
Fort Wayne Business College
G. W. Lahr
William Mies
J. L. Leeper
J. H. Bickford
W. Jennison
W. F. Schrader
Leo Long
William Miles
G. W. Labr Winale
cAmerica
Eee
Ee Agence
Lahr
Miss Long
Miles
Jennison
Joseph J. Andre
Chellis TH. Archbold
Frank Bishop
Ella S. Crosby
William M. Dean
Henry Doell
Rose Erwin
Herbert J. Grosvenor
Robert Glenn
Clara W. Hilbrecht
Fred Chadwick Jenne
Charles Kagey
Mamie I. Maroney
Catherine C. McCann
Arthur H. Mohr
Claude Moore
Josephine Sophia Passino
Joseph W. Schnieders
Sophia L. Schwarze
Leo G. Schirmeyer
Otto Schulz
Robert H. Seabold
Myrtle H. Truesdale
Richard G. Weller
Runaway carriage crashes with streetcar on East Lewis
Miss Catherine Lynch driving a wagon with Winnie and Eddie Hammond and Retta Hurley was thrown when a horse bolted from Lafayette to Lewis and collided with a streetcar near the post office. The children sustained only bruises, and the carriage was wrecked.
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Lewis Street
Catherine Lynch
Wellington
Winnie
Eddie Hammond
Martin Hammond
Barr Street
Retta Hurley
D. J. Hurley
Williams Street
Lafayette Street
Lewis
Clinton Street
Newspaper Union
Brother Confesses in Court to Attack on Mother
August Henkenius is charged with assaulting his mother on June 7 in Fort Wayne. The complaint by his brother Peter alleges the act occurred during a drunken spree with Mrs. Henkenius, the elder woman over 60, and the case was continued with Henkenius jailed in default of $1,000 bail.
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August Henkenius
Peter Henkinius
Fort Wayne
August
Stout
Henkenius
Squire France
Chosen Friends elect six month officers and install July 4
Columbian council No. 8 elects officers for six months led by Past Councilor Dr. Mary Whery and Councilor J W Barnes. Installation and banquet set for Thursday July 4. A. O. U. W. lodge No. 36 also elects officers headlined by Master Workman A P Jackson and other posts. District notices include marriage licenses Cary Sunday Minnie Castle and Robert Houch Edna Alder man and Jefferson Gearis Weisell Minnie Burkas. Lake Shore Hotel advertises experienced short order cooking.
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Columbian Council
Order of Chosen Friends
Mary Whery
J. W. Barnes
Charles Habecker
F. BE. Wehnert
H. P. Vordermark
Peter Schlaudroff
Henry Ulenhake
Susie Shuder
Fred Heingartner
William P. Whery
Charles Stapleford
Henry Piepenbrink
Henry Fox
Charles Bushey
Cary Sunday
Minnie Castle
Robert C. Houch
Edna C. Alderman
Jefferson Gearis Weisell
Minnie Elizabeth Burkas
Saloon cash register theft sparks dispute over police stance
Boyd Snyder, saloon keeper on Lafayette street, reports a missing cash register containing $25 last night. Police reportedly doubt the tale, while Snyder defends himself and seeks any pointers. Also notes Western Union office moves and staff changes in Fort Wayne with new fixtures and relocations.
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Boyd Snyder
Lafayette Street
Sentinel
Snyder
The
Police
Mr. Snyder
Royal Hungarian Band to Play Free Open Air Concert
The Royal Hungarian band will perform a free outdoor concert at Will iamsgrove this evening from 7 to 10. Mayor Oakley received a letter about the band traveling by the Nickel Plate from Cleveland to Grand Rapids and asked for permission, which was granted. The street car company arranged ample public accommodations.
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Royal Hungarian Band
Williamsgrove
Oakley
Fort Wayne
Nickel Plate
Cleveland
Grand Rapids
the Grove
Cream Flour Made by Globe Mills
A brief notice states cream flour is produced by Globe Mills. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Globe Mills
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Butte, Neb
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Otto Arndt
Organs of the Bimetallists
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Summit City Lodge No. 36
A. P. Jackson
W. H. Henry
John Allen
Taylor White
N. Conover
A. J. Hines
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Latta
Cook
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Perry
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