Local Residents Report, Travels and Events Soon
Mr. D. J. Richard returns from Columbia City while William P. Bidwell heads to Chicago for business. Miss Dorothy Evans visits Peru with Miss Bertha Trippeer. A. B. White returns from Chicago. Mrs. Julia A. Mauk visits Columbia City. I. W. Leonard and wife visit Fort Wayne friends. Hintracht singing society to entertain October 24. Edith M. Barcus visits Grand Rapids for several days. J. M. Barrett returns from Purdue trustees meeting in Lafayette. Capt. Phil Dickinson and party visit Kendallville fair. Metzgar family travels to Niagara Falls and New York City for about ten days. Centennial field sports meeting urged. ads for suit, Knights of the Maccabees organizer George Astry returns from Lafayette. Gorham couple to Indianapolis to visit Bond and West Baden Springs. Engagement announced between Anna Racine and Charles Porter. wedding October 16 at Wheeler home. New boiler installed at City Y M C A. gym opening delayed to next Tuesday. Misses Marabel and Arda Rorison visit Indianapolis and Detroit. Huntington hosts Purdue on October 19. Scott Plasterer becomes Huntington coach. Wedding at 315 West Washington. Minnie Schellmann and Rev. Theodore Meyer wed. Meyer to Goodland Kansas. Take Erie & Western offers Atlanta Exposition tickets from Sept 15, 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Richard
Columbia City
William P. Bidwell
Chicago
Dorothy Evans
Bertha Trippeer
Peru
A. B. White
Julia A. Mauk
Sidney O. Yantz
I. W. Leonard
Friends
Fort Wayne
Hintracht Singing Society
Edith M. Barcus
Grand Rapids
J. M. Barrett
Lafayette
Purdue University
Phil Dickinson
Mamie Dickinson
Winnie Dougall
Kendallville
Harry M. Metzgar
Douglass
Niagara Falls
New York City
Centennial Committee
A. F. Schoch
West Main St
George Astry
Anna Racine
Charles Porter
Robert L. Wheeler
Michigan Avenue
City Department
Marabel
Arda Rorison
Robertson
Indianapolis
Detroit
Shenandoah at Temple Highlights Civil War Legend
Shenandoah at the Temple dramatizes Sheridan's ride at Cedar Creek with Bronson Howard's historical drama and a polished production including a famous black charger. It notes the play's patriotic themes and military details, and urges parents to bring children to witness the tale of brotherhood amid war. A second act features Plays and Players, a sensational farce comedy with a strong cast and music, opening Tuesday night October 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stouder & Smith
Temple
Shenandoah
T. Buchanan
Sheridan
Cincinnati
Early
Cedar Creek
Winchester
Bronson Howard
The
New York Tribune
Mr. Howard
Sherman
United States Army
Black Charger On Which General Sheridan
Temple Theatre
Folowing
Annie Whitney
Miss Kittie Well
Lil Vedder
Madge Olinger
the Russell Sisters
Frank Latona
Richie Foy
al Weston
Fred Wilson
Leonard Delmore
W. H. Steadman
A Type of Noble Manhood Gives Indians High Regard
Bishop Whipple of Montana extols Indian nobility noting their honesty hospitality and courage. He recalls 1862 mass killings on the Minnesota frontier and credits Christian Indians with warnings and aid that saved lives while praising Indians who risked danger to defend others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Whipple
Montana
Minnesota
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples
Louis Selking and Minnie Meyer, Carl Schenck and Louisa Bott, Samuel Seymour Denhl and Mary Elizabeth Pequignot have marriage licenses recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Selking
Minnie Meyer
Carl Schenck
Louisa Bott
Samuel Seymour Denhl
Mary Elizabeth Pequignot
Obituary notes across the nation list several notable deaths
Obituaries report deaths of ex Senator Robert Crozier in Leavenworth ex Police Justice Solon B. Smith in New York 53 Eli Whitney Blake of Brown University Hampton Conn Ira P. Rankin pioneer millionaire San Francisco Dr Richard F Adams Denver General O M Poe long connected with lake navigation Senator West chairs deep water conference in Topeka Charles K E Browne Chicago’s first schoolmaster in Glencoe Judge Hanford Seattle refuses to confirm Judge Jenkins resignation of Northern Pacific receivers Peter Crawford New York former mail messenger 22 a life plagued by a seven to eight month sleep and a past wagon accident the same year left him with spinal injuries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
United States
Robert Crozier
New York
Solon B. Smith
Hampton, Conn
Eli Whitney Blake
Brown University
San Francisco
Ira P. Rankin
Denver
Richard F. Adams
Sinois
Detroit
O. M. Poe
U.S. A
Senator West
Topeka
Charles KE. Browne
Chicago
Glencoe
Hanford
Seattle
Jenkins
Northern Pacific
Brayton Ives
D. A. Martin
Milwaukee
Peter Crawford
Mr. Crawford
Textile and trade milestones from early modern Europe
Henry IV ordered mulberry trees in 1600 France. Broadcloth emerged in England by 1614. An English act banned Indian cotton goods in 1700 and 1721 saw calico fines for makers and sellers. Beauvais hosted Europe’s first carpet factory in 1664. Edict of Nantes spurred France wool production. Exeter dyers punished in 1628. 1678 burial in wool. Silkworms introduced to Louisiana in 1718 but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry IV
France
England
Calico
Europa
Beauvais
Exeter
Louisiana
Texas Legislature Bans Prize Boxing in Three Hours
In Austin on October 3, a three hour session ended Texas prize fighting with an emergency clause. The Senate passed the bill 27 to 1 and the House 110 to 5, with Governor Culberson hailed as gaining a major victory. The law bans boxing for medals even among gymnastic associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Dallas
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Texas
Senate
House
Bean
Lasker
Dean
Sclons
Culberson
Fight News Across Cities Delays Dallas Mill Move
Reports from Dallas, Louisville, and Laredo detail stalled pugilistic plans and political caution. Stuart says the contest won’t be in Texas as legally pursued. Louisville officials prep to halt brutality. New Laredo courting a fight site with Mexican officials. Valente outpoints McKeever after seventeen rounds in Maspeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maspeth
N. Y
Arthur V Valentine
England
Charles McKeever
Empire City Club
Valentine
Defense drives alibi in Durrant case lineup
Philadelphia reports the defense asking 59 members of the class who attended Dr Cheney’s April 8 lecture if they heard Durrant named. All denied knowing or seeing him, with fourteen more students to testify. Ernest McCullough testified about Oppenheim pawn shop to challenge identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Durrant
Soen
Duprey
Cheney
Cooper College
Blanche Lamont
Ernest McCullough
Oppenheim
Convention Underway as Episcopal Bodies Organize
In Minneapolis the Episcopal general convention organized its two houses. Bishop Doane of Albany chaired the bishops while Rev Morgan Nix of New York City was re elected president of the deputies. Bishop Coxe delivered a sermon warning of declining morality, nudity in society, and threats to public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Bishops
Minneapolis
House of Deputies
House of Bishops
General Convention
Episcopal Church
Whipple
Minnesota
Williams
Connecticut
Doane
Albany
Commission On
Morgan Nix
New York City
Coxe
New York
Apostle
Republicans of the Former and Democratic of the Latter Name Their Men
U.S. newspapers from Nebraska and Massachusetts report party conventions naming their tickets. Nebraska Republicans nominate S. L. Norval for supreme court and Charles S. Morrell and H. L. Gould for university regents, while Massachusetts Democrats back a sound money platform and nominate state leaders including George Fred Williams for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Justice
The
Supreme Court
S. L. Norval
State University
Charles S. Morrell
H. L. Gould
D. D. Courtney
Lancaster County
Worcester
Mass
Cleveland
George Fred Williams
Dedham
James S. Grinnell
Greenfield
Edward J. Flynn
Boston
Eben S. Stevens
Dudley
Henry F. Hurlbut
Lynn
Alfred C. Whitney
Pope blesses work of the Eucharistic congress
Washington reports on October 3 as the Roman Catholic Eucharistic congress receives a papal blessing conveyed through Cardinal Gibbons. The message from the pope emphasizes support for the congress and its aims in promoting devotion and unity among Catholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waashing Ton
Roman Catholic Eucharistic Congress
Cardinal Gibbons
Economic figures parsed from OCR snippet
An OCR fragment lists several monetary amounts such as 14,080 oe 180,000 00 15,713 29 20,950 62 3,554 00 and 441,960 41 435,767 63, indicating a series of numbers and financial figures without context or accompanying narrative. The record preserves the odd formatting and isolated values as readable text from the source.
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Huntington
Scott Plasterer
Heber Harter
Huntington Eleven
Christian Sehelmann
West Washington Street
Minnie Schellmann
Theodore Meyer
Sauer
Erie & Western
Atlanta
Rescue OF
Lone Star State
Safa
Stuart
Dan Stuart
Associated Press
Louisville
Griffin
Murphy
Taylor
Pflanz
Brown
Mexico
Laredo
Tex
Florida Athletic Club
New Laredo
Tamaulipas
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Atlanta Exposition
Committee On Public Comfort
Alabama
Nashville
Birminham
Ala
Age-Herald
State-Herald
Birmingham
Berlin
Cologne
Germany
Father Wagner
St. Louis
Post Dispatch
St. Joseph
Wagner
Uaake
Miss Steidel
Andriano
Alexander Podvant
Maud Steidel
Kentucky
Harlan
Straight Creek
Belcher
Gross
Sampson Brock
Belchers
Tri-State Medical Society
Dus Morngs
Tri-State Medial Association
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
D. C. Babcock
George Cole
Charles Chase
Waterloo
Mahone
Washington
Buffalo Bill
William F. Cody
Cody
Pope
White National Bank
Indiana
U. S
U.S. Treasy
Total
State OF
County OF
Allen
Harry A. Keplinger
John Dereibeleiss
J. W. White
D.C. Fisner
R. L. Romy
First National Bank, OF
Resources
U.S
Indiaana
Lem R. Hartman
Lem R. Wantuan
King
John M. Miller
J. H. Bass
Gro
H. Winson
Old National Bank
Reserve Bronte
Lawpul
Jared D. Bond
Jaren VU. Konp
W. Kane
Atrest
C. PL Morcan
Henry
Pac
K. Bown
Hamilton National Bank
John Mohr, Jr
Joan Mour, Jr
Hexen I. Crossy
Charles. McCurroen
Maia Rorscan
S. Bush & Co
Timms-Post
Emple Theatre
Shenandoar
Gustave Krohman
Tempe Theatre
Negkwear
Miller
Miss J. Haverly
Fort Wayne Steam Laundry
West Main Street
W. B. Phillips
Bbcago Bakery
Broadway
Washington Boulevard
Geller
Telephone
W. F. Geller
Romy & Bobilya
D.J. Spencer Cor
Calhoun
Superior
Wm. Meyer & Bro
South Calhoun Street
J. O. Caswell
Calhoun St
Hotel Riek
Freese
Ranke
Calhoun Street
Ay Brien
Danny Trash Post
South Side Wall Paper Store
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