Criminals of Allen County Arraigned In Court This Morning
The circuit court heard pleas of guilty and set trial dates for numerous suspects. George LaDaly pled guilty to larceny and received 30 days in jail plus a $1 fine and costs. Doris and Burke each drew a year in the penitentiary after pleading guilty. Several defendants faced charges of assault with intent to kill, larceny, or related offenses, with trials planned for September and October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George LaDaly
Albert Bedell
William McGrady
Orville
Lardier
Superior Street
O’rourke
Stone
Harrod
Gottloib Hagemann
Fannie Shoop
Charles Hobbs
John F. Robabaugh
August Henkenius
John Doris
William Bartley
William Snyder
George W. Holmes
Holmes
Henry Corbrick
Samuel Morris
Col. R
Robertson
Charles Franz
Edwin Burke
Polhamus
Here
Shielda
White
William Parker
Solomon Chapman
John Noonan
Huntertown
Tom McGilvary
Bessie McCoy
Doris
Burke
Snyder
Excursion Rates From Fort Wayne and Nearby Cities
Advertises round trip and special train fares for trips from Muncie Greensburg Indianapolis Knoxville Louisville and Washington to events and fairs with dates September October and a general note about Nickel Plate excursion rates to western territories. Includes Chicago market updates on commodities and livestock with closing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ind
Indianapolis
Knoxville
Muncie
New Catholic Church
Washington
Western States
Condensed locals from Columbia City visits and events
A condensed local roundup notes Mrs. John Kaneley visiting the city, Dr. Arthur Hines on business, multiple trips to Clear Lake and Detroit for meetings, and Miss Mamie Stemen’s forthcoming marriage to Clarence Smith. Also mentioned are arrests for drunkenness, new millinery hires, a birthday celebration at 333 East Lewis, a Fort Wayne excursion, and aviation notes from Prof. and Mrs. Cline. A new airship is planned for Centlivre park, and Will C. Cleary advertises fall suits and rail excursion rates for Royal Arch Masons events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kaneley
Columbia City
Arthur Hines
St. Joe
Darwin Root
Clear Lake
Maude Frederick
Thorpe
John Brand
I. T. van Arsdol
A. O. Buchman
Smith Street
Charles Steadly
Fred Meyers
Oakley
Sadie Meiser
Eva North
Armstrong
Minnie Kraft
East Lewis Street
Joseph Bells
Fort Wayne
Blystone
Collamer
Ind
A. Ross
P. D. Hughes
Hughes
Kansas City
C. B. Stemen
Mamie Stemen
Stemen
Clarence Smith
DeWald & Co
Centlivre
Nydia
Detroit
Viotta
Berhalter
Albert Server
Bergman
John Street
Matthews
Grand Rapids
Lidiana
Centlivre Park
Hard Fall Injures Noted Shoemaker on Hanna Street
Edward R. Liebmann a well known shoemaker from 109 Burr street was thrown from his buggy on Hanna street near the Pennsylvania tracks. His colt frightened, Liebmann sustained a concussion and facial injuries but is expected to recover. He was briefly unconscious and treated at home by Dr. Ferguson after being transported. His two daughters were unharmed as he ensured their safety before crossing the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Liebmann
Burr Street
Hanna Street
Pennsylvania Tracks
Liebmann
Ferguson
Labor's Holiday Parade in Chicago Draws Thousands
A Chicago Labor congress parade on Michigan Avenue drew about 2,000 marchers plus crowds, with bands and banners praising Debs from Woodstock jail. Trades unions led, including Horseshoers, Tailors, Cigar Makers, Typographicals, Upholsterers and more, reviewed by Keir Hardie and John Swinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascago
Christopher Columbus
Lake Front
Chicago Labor Congress
Chris
Labor
Michigan Avenue
Lake Street
Twelfth
Woodstock
Debs
Horseshoers’ Union
Eugene V. Debs
Kier Hardie
Undertakers’ Union
Kirk's Soap Company
Twelfth Street
Ashland Avenue
Union Park
Keir Hardie
Frank Smith
John Swinton
New York
Four Thousand Laborers Parade With Union Dignity
A labor parade on Labor Day drew four to five thousand participants from the Building Trades Council in Chicago with banners reading We Live By Work and Do Unto Others. A French band led the Fraternete Unis des Charpentiers and Menuisiers d America as floats and bands adorned Market Street. Afterward a city picnic and speeches by Colonel W. P. Read Mayor Pingree and others closed the celebration. In Terre Haute Indiana Eugene V Debs denounced Judge Woods and predicted a labor surge to crush oppression with Senator Voorhees strong in support of Debs and critical of the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Iils
Trades and Labor Unions
Turner Garden
Washington
Knights of Labor
Eugene Debs
American Railway Union
Boston
Organized Labor
Rockford
Ills
Springfield
Peoria
New York
Pai&ie
Central Labor Union
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Buffalo
Building Trades Council
Market and
Randolph Streets
Market Street
Randolph
Fraternete Unis Des Charpentiers and Menuisiers d’ Amerique
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Labor Omnia Vincet
Cudmore
Chicago Avenue
Building and Trades Council
Ogden’s Grove
W. P. Read
Lawrence BE. McGann
J. C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Pingree
Detroit
South Chicago
Terre Haute
Ind
Eugene V. Dots
Judge Woods
Voorhees
Carnegie urges Britain to settle Irish question for U S sake
In a long Times letter Andrew Carnegie urges pacific Irish settlement arguing it would gain support in Canada Australia and other cities abroad. He cites despair over British Conservative rule and warns the issue is American as well shaping politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Uncle Sam
London
Andrew Carnegie
The
Times
Carnegie
Canada
Australia
Pittsburg
Great Britain
Ireland
Massachusetts aims to unite English Irish voters in Lawrence
A Lawrence meeting in Spinner's hall launched a movement to form a compact group of Lawrence residents with English roots, Irish parentage, and American citizenship. The aim is social fraternal ties and political influence, with plans to expand to Lowell Boston Fall River Providence New York Philadelphia and other cities to build a national organization. About 1000 voters in Lawrence are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Spinner
England
Lowell
Boston
Fall River
Providence
New York
Philadelphia
National Encampment travel rates to Louisville and southern tours
Rates for the Twenty-ninth National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic are set at one cent per mile from ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Lines with excursion tickets sold September 8 to 11, 1895. Return limits allow extended stays and side trips, with southern railways offering special rates to historic sites and industrial centers. Additional low rates apply for the Chickamauga National Military Park dedication and excursions to Chattanooga September 16 to 19. Contact C. L. Krearn, Ass't Gen't Passenger Agent, Cleveland, O, for details and group arrangements. Also low rates to Buffalo via Nickel Plate Road September 10 to 14 for National Retail Butchers' Protective Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania
Southern
Chickamauga National Military Park
Chattanooga
C. L. Krearn
Cleveland
Fort Wayne Markets corrected daily by S Bush Co
Wheat 65 67c oats 28 30c corn 45 48c rye 48c barley 45c butter 14 15c eggs 10c beeswax 25c oil meal 1 25 potatoes 50c bu feathers live geese 45c rags 50c cwt hides green 7c lb hides cured 8c lb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Bush & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen County
Tenn
Chickamaugaa
Fort Wayne Ind
Fort. Wayne
Trans-Post
Will C. Cleary
Harrison Street
Nickel Plate Road
Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Council Royal and Select Masons
E.R. Liebmann
Battle Ax
Teddy
Pals
Faro
Green Turtle
J. T
Star
Piper Heidseick
the Columbia
East Columbia St
Times-Post
Hardie
Hardie and
Swinton
the Building Trades
Massachusetts
Wilson
Pattison
France
Globe
Europe
Berlin
Seattle
Wash
Seattle, Lake Shore and
Hastern Road
Henry H. Wolfe & Co
West Main Street
J. W. Spindle
Naples
Prince Colonna
John W. Mackay
Lauten
Milwaukee
Louis Lauten
St. Louis
Lauren
Breckinridge
the Times
Lexington
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Williamstown
Grant County
Hot Springs
Ask
E. M. Remington
Ingersoll
Robert G. Ingersoll
Elmwood
National
Pantitorium
Calhoun Street
J.O. Caswell
Rich Hotel
Northern Michigan
VIA
Grand Rapids Indiana Railroad
Michigan
Southern Division
Mackinac Island
Petoskey and
Traverse City
Petoskey
GLP
T. A
Grand Rapids, Mich
Erraur Home
Daily Times—Post
Temple Theatre
Tony
New Elegant Company
Tony Pastor
A. Hattersley & Sons
E. Main ST
Thurspay
Verpnespay
Pace
Taourspay
H.C. Rockhill
South Side Wall Paper Store
Clzanina
Pressune
DrEina Mzapina
Darine
Miss J. Haverly
Ced Bom
Freese & Ranke
Calhoun ST
Romy& Bobilya
Barr Street
D.J. Spevcer Cor
Calhoun
Broadway and
Washington Boulevard
Geller
Celler
W. F. Geller
Troy Steam Laundry
Pearl St
Fort Wayne, Ind
F.L. Jones & CO
Fort - Wayne
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