Local notes from Peru and surrounding towns
Bishop Radamacher will hold confirmation services in Peru one week from Sunday. Chicago Times-Herald reporter Pomeroy is in town for the centennial. Postmaster Oakley presented the first degree of Masonry to City Attorney Ninde. Judge Dawson ordered foreclosure for 637,653 against Lewis Cour for the State Building and Loan. Mr and Mrs Johns of Lima arrive to spend the week with their daughter Mrs Hall. Mrs Kerlin of Greenville and her sister visit the Kerlin family. The Port Wayne and Lee toll road deed is recorded placing it under Allen county. Gen Wayne would be surprised by A F Schoch's suitings at 414 W Main. Judge O’Rourke set new-trial hearing for Abe Fredensburg and Nat Coons. Justice Huser presided. six drunks convicted. Phree jailed, two fines paid, one released as first offense. Ligget reports Fisher Bros Clothing robbed of 31500 in cloth. $100 reward offered.
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Radamacher
Peru
Pomeroy
Chicago Times-Herald
Chauncey B. Oakley
Benjamin PF. Ninde
Sol D. Bayless Lodge
Dawson
Lewis Cour
State Building and Loan Association
FE. H. Johns
Lima
City
W. A. Hall
Barr Street
H. B. Kerlin
Minnie Kerlin
Greenville
Ohio
W. L. Kerlin
Kerlin
Port Wayne and Lee
Allen County
Gen
A. Wayne
A. F. Schoch
Main Street
O'Rourke
sAbe Fredensburg
Nat Coons
Justice Huser
Phree
Deaths and Funerals Neuhaus and Keman in Fort Wayne
Frank G Neuhaus aged 72 died of heart failure at 61 Hoffman Street after a recent illness. He leaves three children and five step children. Funeral will be Thursday at 9 from St Marys Catholic Church. Henry Keman died at his Taylor Street home this morning.
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Frank G. Neuhaus
Hoffman Street
Neuhaus
Louisa
Mr Neuhaus
Germany
Fort Wayne
Frank A. Neuhaus
Jacob C Gusching
Louisa Neuhaus
Frearge
Shutt
Barney Brennen
Joseph Gusching
R. H. Neuhaus
Henry Neuhaus
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Fort Wayne to Tighten Police Coverage for Centennial
Fort Wayne will field eighteen additional or special policemen for the centennial celebration, nine by day and nine by night. New officers joined regulars on boats, with Aiken Passino Sommers and Spillner assigned to Calhoun street near depots. Tonight regulars will patrol downtown while specials guard residences. many deputy constables were appointed.
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Fort Wayne
Aiken
Passino
Sommers
Spillner
Calhoun Street
Nickel Plate
South
Cincinnati and Chicago play at Lakeside Park
The game schedule lists Cincinnati versus Chicago at Lakeside Park with play times today at 2 30 and tomorrow afternoon plus 10 o clock Thursday morning.
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Lakeside Park
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cincinnat
Fort Wayne Markets
Corrected daily by S Bush Wheat 65 67c oats 28 30c corn 45 48c rye 48c barley 45c butter 14 1dc eggs 10c beeswax 25c lb oil meal 1.25 Potatoes 50c bu feathers live geese 45c Job printing at Times-Postoffice.
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S. Bush &O
Railroad Personalities and Locomotive News Highlight Crestline Fort Wayne Ties
Mr Patrick Keegan of the east end of Pittsburg returns from New York Saturday. Trainmaster Hunter and wife visit Lima Indiana as guests of Mrs Chas Keasey. Robert Lyons who ran the Lima Crestline line spends Sunday in Fort Wayne and rumors say he plans to wed a Crestline beauty. Lyons is a popular engineer on Fort Wayne Chicago run and a noted Fort Wayne citizen. Yardmaster Davis and wife attend the funeral of his mother at Crestline. Superintendent P O Rourkey is convalescing after illness. Centennial week bread and cake orders urged.
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Patrick Keegan
Pittsburg
New York
Hunter
Lima
Ind
Chas. Keasey
Robert Lyons
Crestline
Fort Wayne
Lyons
Chicago
Davis
O’rourkey
Missionary Protection and Sunday Observance at Congregational Council
The National Council of Congregational Churches debated protection of Americans abroad for missionaries, condemnation of army canteen and push for more chaplains, plus Sunday observance resolutions. Talks also covered lynching sentiment and capital and labor reports as sessions closed.
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Syracust
N. Y
National Council of the Congregational Churches of the
United States
Committee On Protection of
B. G. Northrup
Clinton, Conn
Caroline Islands
China
Turkey
D. P. Reed
Michigan
Simes Blakeslee
Topeka
Congregational Home Missionary Society
New York
Lynch
Strong
Iowa
Washington Gladden
D. C
Columbus
Episcopal Deputies Battle Over Church Unity Debate
The Episcopal house of deputies debated expanding bishop authority to recognize congregations outside the church if they accept the creed. A minority opposed, warning it could alter prayer book norms and church canons. The session signaled unity moves are unlikely this year.
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Minneapolis
Episcopal House of Deputies
J.j.aude
House of Bishops
Alaska
Olympia
Barker
Minnesota
Military Tangle Over Escort for President Cleveland in Atlanta
Colonel John S. Candler says no regular National Guard unit will parade on President Cleveland's Day at the exposition. Parade duties are assigned to Captain des, prompting the dispute and leaving the city poised for a ceremonial standoff on October 23.
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Atlanta
Cleveland
John S. Candler
Georgia Volunteers
Regular National Guard
Des
Imprisoned Debs Eyes Union Rally and Wheat Headlines
The issue includes a call to Railway Employes of America praising Debs's leadership from prison, plus European wheat crop notes forecasting a world harvest shortfall and reduced stock feed, and Pope Springfield electric light case updates among other regional items.
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Hixdon
Agricultural Department
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Markets Report from New York and Chicago on Oct 14
Financial notes show call money at 2 percent, sterling firm with bankers bids around 487 and 486 for demand and sixty days. Government bonds steady with various issue prices. silver at 68. Mexican dollars listed at 58. Produce markets in Chicago feature wheat, corn, oats, and lard futures with mixed closes, plus prices for butter eggs poultry and potatoes. Live stock at Union Stock Yards reports hogs and cattle ranges with receipts and bidding across multiple classes.
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Sterling Exchange
United States
Pacific
Chicago
Board of Trade
Union
Texas
Farmers National Congress Battles Free Silver Split
Atlanta hosts the Farmers National Congress where a vote defeated inserting a 16 to 1 gold to silver ratio in a parity resolution. The split showed silver states in favor and eastern northern southern blocs against. Utah Democrats plan to reconvene a territorial convention to declare political and religious independence.
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Atlanta
Farmers’ National Congress
Congress
Committee On
J. G. Offut
Indiana
United States
Georgia
Utah Democrats
Salt Lake City
Demonatic
Territorial Committee
Chicago Statesmen Oppose Third Term Views in The Post
Two Chicago congressmen White and Cook publish letters on the third term question. White opposes a presidential third term and proposes longer terms with biennial Congress sessions and presidents retiring to become at large U.S. senators. Cook emphasizes neutrality toward a resolution and supports the 1875 precedent as a guiding principle.
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Washington
Chicago
White
Cook
Congress
United States
Max
Cleveland
House
Massachusetts Opposes Woman Suffrage Circular Issued
The Massachusetts Man Suffrage association opens headquarters in Boston and funds a campaign against woman suffrage in municipal politics. A circular signed by 100 prominent men argues that granting female voting rights may misplace lawmaking power and harm the family structure, naming ex-Governor George D. Robinson ex-Governor William E. Russell L Jefferson Coolidge Charles W. Eliot and Hon. Kihen Draper among signers.
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Boston
Massachusetts Man Suffrage Association
T A Park Street
George D. Robinson
William EK. Russell
L. Jefferson Coolidge
Charles W. Elliott
Harvard College
Kihen
Woodruff Defends Priesthood Meeting Say Religions Free
Wilford Woodruff president of the Mormon church issues a statement denying political remarks at the October 7 priesthood meeting. He emphasizes freedom of religion and political belief for all, asserting no politics were discussed at the gathering.
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Salt Lake Crry
Wilford Woodruff
Mormon Church
Woodruff
Tsay
Church of Jesus Cuotts
Latter Day Saints
Decision rules tax on mixed church property in Peoria case
The Illinois Supreme Court rules that property owned by a religious charity is not tax exempt if not used exclusively for worship. In the Peoria Young Men’s Christian Association case, a five story building used for worship and rented to multiple tenants was assessed, the court stating that partial use negates exemption. The ruling leaves open whether exemption would apply if the property were used solely to advance the association’s charter aims.
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Springfield
Supreme Court
David Gore
Young Men's Christian Association of Peoria
Association
Title Guarantee and Abstract
Young Men’s Christian Association
Diphtheria Policy Advances at Public Health Board Meeting
A city health board met yesterday and approved measures to curb diphtheria spread. Remains of contagious deaths must be placed in zinc lined caskets for outgoing burials. The bacteriologist may supply $25 worth of anti toxin gratis for cases unable to pay. Additional drastic orders were promised later in the week.
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Board of Health
Centennial Ice Cream and Local Services Ad
The notice promotes Centennial Ice Cream by Broadway proprietor Charles J. Gruber and Dan Myer & Son offering Columbia City ice cream and ices. It urges visitors to call at the Senate sample room for a pleasant feature of the Centennial celebration and to place telephone orders via Phone 156 for prompt service.
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Senate
Ciarnes J. Gruber
Dan Myer & Son
Columbia City
Lakeside Park Game Called Off
At Lakeside Park the Cincinnati and Chicago matchup was halted. An advertisement appears in the Tras-Post urging readers to try an ad.
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Tras-Post
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Devil's Lake
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America
EB. V. Debs
Great Northern
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Capital Electric Company
Malcom
State Board of Arbitration
Tennessee
Icnoxville
Holston Mountain
Carter County
Bill Chance
Lowa
Drs Moinks
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Trofley
Pitrspure
J. Baldwin
Youngsville
Tracey
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Willford Woodruff
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John T. Cain
Masssachusetts
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Wilford Woodruf
Minors Supreme Court
Temple Theatre
Hary Williams
Dan Veal
Priges
Robert Downing
Tita
Helena
Victoria Sardou
Songerbund Hall
West Main Street
Alhambra
Frances Harrison
Miller Haatit
Calhoun ST
Centennial Ice Cream
Romy& Bobilya
Calhoun
D. J
Wiener
Wm. Meyer & Bro
J. O. Caswell
Liotel Reh
Freese
Ranke
Miss J. Haverly
Chicago Bakery and Ice Cream
Broadway
Washington Boulevard
Geller
W. F. Geller
Sumat
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Pabst Beer
Clay Street
Fort Wayne Steam Laundry
W.B. Phillips
Baiear Tlome
South Side Wall Paper Store
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