Editors Delight at Summer Resort Meeting in Maxinkuckee
The Maxinkuckee editorial gathering shows no decisive break on the money issue. Gold supporters dominate the platform committee while silver advocates refrain from pushing a fight. A committee will call a state silver conference and a note of respect for Eli W. Brown was passed.
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Maxinkuckee
Eli W. Brown
Frankfort
Ball
Luke Maxinkuckee
Nye
Turpie
The
Friends of Silver
Labor City Shave Issue Calls For Action
By FANAPOLIS on June 28 a labor city shave issued a call for action. The brief item notes a mobilization or appeal centered on workers or labor issues within the city.
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Fanapolis
Labor City Shave
Catholic Pythians in Wisconsin Largely Stay in Order
Milwaukie Wisconsin June 29 Few if any of the 1000 Catholic Pythians in Wisconsin have withdrawn following a papal edict. Grand lodge reports show fewer withdrawals this year than any prior, due to uncertainty about the edict and its church-wide enforcement varying by diocese. Many Catholics plan to remain, insisting the order does not conflict with Catholic duties.
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Milwaukie
Wis
Wisconsin
Grand Lodge
Milwaukee
Archishop
Ireland
Minnesota
Knights of Pythias
Governor's proclamation may be issued Monday after receipt delays
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports criticism of Allen county for not receiving copies of new acts. The secretary of state's office held receipts for ten days, overlooked due to limited office hours. Noble, Jackson, and Wayne counties yet to report. Noble’s receipt is en route. Wanasi may expect the proclamation on Monday. The Dunkard church opens Manchester College in North Manchester on Sept. 1 with 16 trustees guiding the institution.
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Secretary of State
Indianapolis Sentinel
Allen County
Allen
Starke County
Noble
Jackson
Wayne
Wanasi
Ind
Dunkard Church
North Manchester
Manchester College Association
Wabash County
North Manchester College
Indiana
National Political Reform Conference At Prohibition Park
The National Political Reform conference met yesterday at Prohibition Park auditorium on Staten Island to unite reformers across movements. Advocates of prohibition woman suffrage tariff reform tax reform government ownership of railroads civil service reform and popular election of United States senators attended.
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New York
National Political Reform Conference
Prohibition Park
Staten Island
United States
Saloonists Consider Nicholson Law Evasion Plan
In Elwood Indiana county a 100 member joint stock saloon company would start a saloon with a bartender during legal hours and, during prohibition hours, members as joint proprietors would operate the saloon on their own, claiming they can access it any time.
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Elwood
Ind
International prison congress opens with wage question
The international prison congress convened today with delegates from many countries. A main topic is whether prisoners are entitled to a salary, with past recommendations already adopted in numerous prisons worldwide.
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Pants
International Prison Congress
Egyptian sugar reaches breakwater in first U S cargo
The British steamer Daylight from Alexandria brings Egypt sugar to Lauren Delaware as the first U S cargo of its kind. The second export of Egyptian sugar arrives on the breakwater amid brief traveling notes and attention.
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Lauren, del
Alexandria
Business Better Yet Entire Year Shows Mixed Signals
The June 26 report notes fewer failures in half year but high liabilities and weak crop outlook. It cites 6,900 failures this half, railroads with 3,356 miles and $109.7 million debt, and cotton prices at 7 cents amid rains. Exports, wheat and corn trends show mixed strength, with wage rises and steel demand improving.
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Canada
United States
Atlantic
Texas
Louisiana
London
Washington Mills
Hessemer
Pittsburg
Grey Forge
Treasury
New York
Economic Trends Reflect Rising Prices and Wages for Producers
The year ahead is expected to be satisfactory in volume as advances in prices and wages improve outcomes for producers, more than anticipated just months ago.
General Macco Captured in Cuba and Held in Spain
June 29 reports indicate Cuban insurgent Gen Antonio Macco has been captured by Spanish troops and imprisoned awaiting orders from Capt Gen Martinez Campos. If Maceo is captured the rebellion prospects brighten for Spanish authorities. Tampa announces official news of Ger Marti’s death and Cuban leaders in Tampa issue eulogies praising Marti’s talents.
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Manparin
Antonio Macco
Martinez Campos
Maceo
Marti
Tampa
Fla
Ger. Marti
Matthews Seeks Harmonious Meeting to Resolve Tensions
Matthews expresses hope for an amicable gathering to address ongoing tensions and foster cooperation. He indicates readiness to listen to all sides and work toward a constructive outcome.
Indiana Democrats plan cautious silver stance
Governor Claude Matthews says Indiana Democrats will not back a state convention to push free silver. He warns against a 16 to 1 policy, favors retaining silver but stresses harmony among leaders, with no immediate convention plan for next year. He expects bipartisan influence on the 1896 election.
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Indiana
Democratic State Committee
Harrison
Indianapolis
Matthews
Britain to protest Venezuelan concessions to American company
Officials in Washington expect a British protest over Venezuela granting concessions to an American firm and warning Americans against taking possession of disputed territory. The British foreign office opposed similar 1884 deals and pressured Venezuela to pause. In Brooklyn Plymouth church votes to accept reconciliation with Manhattan conference following the Beecher-Tilden rift from over two decades ago.
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Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Venezuela
Brooklen
Plymouth Church
Manhattan
New York
Brooklyn
Boston Daily claims Morganthaler type setting title
The Standard of Boston asserts championship status after A. Green, a compositor, set 13,859 cm solid agate in one hour with only 29 typographical errors on the Morganthaler machine.
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Boston
A. Green
Republicans in Session to Nominate State Treasurer
Harnspuno Pennsylvania June 28. The Republican state convention is in session here today to nominate a candidate for State treasurer.
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Harnspuno
Shamrocks of Fort Wayne Back Irish Independence Move
The Shamrock club of Fort Wayne adopts June 28 1895 resolutions condemning the Irish parliamentary party, urging a united convention to advance Irish independence, denouncing factions in Ireland and America, and pledging financial support for the impending convention. H Bowen president and P E Bresnahan secretary oversee the call for broad cooperation among Irish societies and liberty advocates.
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Shamrock Club
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Patrick Henry
Ireland
America
London
Oliver Cromwell
Shamrock Literary Club
H. Bowen
P. E._BRESNAHAN
Desperate convict William Artman near death in Indiana prison
William H. Artman, a lifetime convict at a southern Indiana prison, is dying of consumption. The article recalls the 1894 murder of his wife and son near Tell City, describing how he allegedly killed them during a trance after hearing rappings.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
William H. Artman
Artman
Tell City
Perry County
Carrollton
Ariman
Law Students League forms a permanent organization
The Law Students met last evening to establish a permanent group named Law Student's League. The constitution outlines aims to foster friendly relations among future counselors, teach legal procedures, and develop oratorical skills. Officers for July and August were elected: President A E Thomas. Vice President J R Lowry. Secretary Treasurer J C Cain. Sergeant at Arms J A Clippinger.
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Law
Law Student's League
A. E. Thomas
J. R. Lowry
Tressurer
J. C. Cain
J. A. Clippinger
Sixteen Prisoners in Police Court Before Mayor Oakley
Police court opened with sixteen prisoners, ten jailed for vagrancy by a sheriff's posse. Names include John Brown, John Pluck, Charles Hamilton, James Touhey, and others. The three later named youths were released. the rest received jail terms. Drunks were given 11 or 15 days. Mayor Oakley granted a continuance in two cases of alleged misappropriation.
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Oakley
John Brown
John Pluck
Charles Hamilton
James Touhey
Thomas Shannon
John Clark
James Paily
John Murphy
Oliver P. Martin
John Neusock
Murphy
West Side
Chicago
Boston
Martin
Geneva
Pennsylvania
Alliance
Ohio
Neusock
Dayton
Old Stagers
Elliott
Coling
John Sheehan
Louis Gibson
William Berger
Jeff Myers
Jacob Shoup
William Thompson
Lost toolbox reported near Columbia Ave
A toolbox was lost last night off a bicycle on Columbia Avenue. Please leave it at Romy and Babylia's office, room 22, Bank Block.
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Columbia Ave
Romy & Babylia
Bank Block
Depew Denies Rumored New York Marriage to Heiress
Chauncey M. Depew told Tribune reporters at Grand Central that he is not engaged to marry any heiress. He dismissed rumors of an $8,000,000 fortune, noting past gossip about a wealthy widow or distant relative as the source of the speculation. He declined to name the rumored heiress and confirmed no engagement.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Grand Central Station
Tribune
Washington
Professor Huxley Dead In London Dying Condition
London reports the death of Professor Thomas H. Huxley at 3:45 PM after days of critical illness. A leading scientist and naturalist, he collaborated with Darwin and contributed extensively to science literature. Born in Ealing in 1825, he toured the United States in 1870 lecturing on evolution.
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London
Thomas H. Huxley
Huxley
Darwin
Ealing
England
United States
Farmer George Kemp Crushed When Horse Runs Away
George Kemp a Crosden road farmer four miles from town was thrown from his carriage after his horse spooked by a passing train near the Grand Rapids railroad track. He suffered serious chest injuries and head wounds. Dr. W H Myers was summoned for treatment.
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George Kemp
Crosden Road
Grand Rapids
W. H. Myers
Bids Opened for New Crematory as Dixon Healthily Leads
The board of public works opened bids for the crematory. Dixon offered 7875 dollars and agreed to build per specifications. Willis of Dixon traveling to Findlay to present plans, with acceptance contingent on specs.
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Board of Public Works
Brownlee Company
Patrick Company
Dixon Company
Willis
Dixon
Findlay
Parliament Dissolution Set For July 10 In Britain
London reports official calculations fix dissolution for July 10 with writs received July 11 and polling to begin July 15. Boroughs mostly vote by July 20, counties July 18 to 20, with Unionists forecast to hold a solid majority. county finances show $50,000 indebtedness and $20,000 on hand. reports to be printed next week.
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London
Beckman
Edsall
Open Air Concert Confusion Stirs Williams Grove Crowd
About 1 000 people gathered at Williams grove for a Royal Hungarian band concert. The audience found a string band instead of brass, waited for more music, and soon dispersed after about an hour. Musicians cited noise and dust as reasons for not playing at the park. The New Avalon testimony notes the crowd was not notified the concert had ended.
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Williams’ Grove
Royal Hungarian Band
Coul
Grove
Aveline
Mayor allows 4th of July liberty with police limits
The mayor told the Times-Post he will not issue a proclamation banning fireworks but will direct police to prohibit firecrackers where horses travel or fire risk is high. He urges law compliance on alcohol sales and notes park festivities including Swinney Park groves Zollinger’s, and train service arrangements. Avilla plans include a cornerstone ceremony for the Old People’s Home with Bishop Rademacher and a fireworks display in the evening. Swinney Park demolition proceeds and Powers & Barnett will yield mail duties to Stewart & Co with Dan Cope taking a sub contract. Fine sherbets and ice cream offered at A C Aurentz’s Parlors.
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Times-Post
Oakley
Swinney Park
Saengerbund Society
Zollinger’s Grove
Pennsylvania Company
Wabash Guards
Fort Wayne
Centlivre’s Park
Wabash
Avilla
Rademacher
Father Oechtering
Fred Weichman
Gas City
Joseph F. Beegan
Chicago
R. P. Barr
Kendallville
Powers & Barnett
Stewart & Co
Missouri
Dan Cope
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Fifth Avenue Hotel
Maine
Linotype Record
Shamrocks
William A. Artman
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Nelson County
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B. F. Horner
Augel
Charles H. Rodenbeck
LAW Student’s League
C. I. Miller
West Main Street
Ben McElligot
Thomas Reed
Mattie Smith
Aristene N. Felts
Oliver Little
G. F. Felts
Leona Outhir
Justice France and
Huser
Drs. McGoogan
Catshall
Dunfee
Wiebke
Board of Trade Care
Calhoun
James Cheney
C. S. Knight
Spy Run Run Avenue
D. W. Moffat
Logansport
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Professor Huxley
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A.C. Aurentz
Berry Street
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