Chicago strike ends as engineers resume work amid renewed actions
Five thousand delegates representing engineers firemen and switchmen discuss strike fate. Illinois Central General Manager Jeffrey says workers may decide questions arising from the strike and endorses a return to work. Burlington union boycott ends. Rock Island and Fort Wayne paths lift disputes as crews resume duties after meetings and telegram exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jeffrey
Ilinois Central
Michigan Central
Fort Wayne
McCrea
Ment
E. T. Jefferey
Illinois Central
Burlington and Quincy
Burlington
Morton
Minwauxer
Miller
St. Paul Road
Asrcano
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Rock Island
Rock Island Road
Gresham
Great Western Railway Trust
Pfeifer pleads not guilty in Silver Moon murder trial
Harrimerton Indiana April 6 Charles Pfeifer pleads not guilty to the murder charge in the Silver Moon saloon. Trial set for next Tuesday with eighty seven witnesses listed eighty three located by the sheriff and another suspect Jacob Kahlenbeck also pleading not guilty with trial to follow Pfeifer case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrimerton
Ind
Charles Pfeifer
Morse
Silver Moon
Jacob Kahlenbeck
Pfeifer
Direct tax bill fight continues in Congress and Free List updates
The week opens with Reed pressing for regular order on the direct tax bill while Lanham challenges the calendar. Morgan opposes Rathbone's Paris consul nomination as Senate weighs the bond bill and Tampa issues. Ottawa dispatch lists coalition and Canadian free list items including fruits seeds and plants. The contest on the direct tax bill persists through April 7 with no clear compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reed
Maine
House
Lanham
Texas
Morgan
Senate Commerce Committee
Jared L. Rathbone
Paris
Wilson
Minnesota
Iowa
Senate
Secretary
United States
Lewis
Tangier
Alfred FH. Terry
State Department
McPherson
Beck
Messrs
Sherman, Allison
Aundry
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Secretary -of -The-Treasury
Mary
Logan
Sand
Appoline A. Blair
Danells
Confederate States
George Crook
John R. Brooks
Third Infantry
Buffalo
Ottawa
Ont
Unrestricted Reciprocity Debate Ends in Commons Vote
In Ottawa on April 7 the three week debate on unrestricted reciprocity concluded at 4 15 morning. The Jones amendment to the amendment supporting unrestricted reciprocity in trade and coasting with the United States failed 124 to 67, while the government amendment to Cartwrights motion passed by 124 to 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
House of Commons
Jones
United States
Burlington Yardmasters Strike Deepens After Leader Departs
Grand Master Sargeant left for Terre Haute depositing control with Burlington grievance chair Henry Hoge. The conference says the situation is unchanged as yardmasters, twenty in total including day and night crews, abandon work to avoid scabs amid talks of an unconditional surrender by the Q road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Arthur
Sargent
Monaghan
Burlington
Sargeant
Terre Haute
Hoge
Burlington Grievance Committee
Q' Road
Brotherhood
Sayre Praises Colonel Robertson in Indiana Governor Talk
In a Plain Dealer interview from Wanasxt Indiana April 7 Speaker Sayre declares he is not a governor candidate. He backs Porter as Republican choice and suggests Robertson or others as potential running mates or nominees if Porter declines. He praises Huston, Butler and Gumback while pledging support to the party nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanasxt
Ind
Sayre
the Plain Dealer
Porter
Harrison
Robertson
Toran
Colonel Robertson
John M. Butter
J. N. Huston
Will Gumback
Indiana
Nes Huston
John M. Butler
Devine
Will Camback
Oumback
Butler
Huston
Loves Dream and a Big Four Brakeman's Courtroom Romance
In Harrison Ohio before May 1882 David Neiswanger a Big Four brakeman wooed Elizabeth Doerman promising marriage. She bore a child and sued for divorce after Neiswanger married her in Fort Wayne eight weeks later and allegedly stole a gold watch before leaving with Minnie Dalker. Judge Yans postponed ruling for more testimony on the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Neiswanger
Big Four
Harrison
Ohio
Elizabeth Doerman
Neiswanger
Miss Doerman
Minnie Dalker
Yans
Lutherans Near Fort Wayne Hold 1888 Conference Session
The Lutheran ministers and teachers conference for the Fort Wayne district adjourned after a meeting at Emanuel's Lutheran church. Over 150 delegates attended. Rev. Jax presided and Rev. Berg delivered the closing sermon. The next gathering will be in Evanville in October. The Ohio Indiana synod meets in Evanville next July with city ministers and delegates attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Emanuel's Lutheran Church
Jax
Logansport
Berg
Adams County
Evanaville
The
Lutheran Church For
Ohio and
Indiana
Evaneville
Manxretta Centennial Day Festivities Draw Crowds
April 4 in Manxretta Ohio featured a thirteen gun salute and a packed city hall as visitors arrived for the centennial celebration. Governor Foraker welcomed guests, reading a message from St Augustine to Marietta, while Sen Hoar and ex president Hayes delivered orations. Bernard Peters of Brooklyn Times and others spoke as crowds filled churches and civic spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manxretta
Ohio
Cincinnati
Foraker
Addiess
St. Augustine
Fla
United States
Marieta
J. Randolph Sucker
Edward Everett Hale
Wind and Fire Ravage Towns Across The Midwest
Farrsaint Minn April 5 A violent wind and hail storm damaged roofs and blew signs and debris through the streets. Also in Ohio and Michigan several fires destroyed warehouses and stores, with total losses ranging from 15 000 to 81 700 insurance paid. A railroad bridge near Tolleston was burned last week forcing trains to reroute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrsaint
Minn
Barrons
Hooper’s Wharf
Griffith & Co
Oiscinnati
Ohio
Canal Street
Corona Cotton Seed Oil Company
Geiger & Co
Muhlenkamp & Binne
Vassar
Mich
Emerson & Bird's
Blackmore
Leech Cigar Factory
Central Hotel
Preston’s
McComber’s
Haight’s
Taylor’s Drug Store
Pittsburg Road
Chicago
Tolleston
Liverhill
Double Murder Arrest Follows Chicago Yard Shootings
Officer Limecooley arrests a young man matching the killer description after a telegram urged capture of two suspects in the murder of two night watchmen at the Chicago and Alton railroad yards. One fugitive escapes after fleeing Holman street. Eli Kreigh is reported dead and Daniel Brassel gravely hurt. The inquest is postponed to April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Newton
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Newton
Limecooly
the Times
Beers
Striking confrontation in Chicago over private railcar transfer
Chicago reports a clash involving Fort Wayne officials Barney Fitspatrick and Tom Butler with Chicago strikers during an attempt to move Steven A. Elkins' private car from Fort Wayne depot to Northwestern depot. Ormsby was beaten. Fitspatrick fought three strikers. Butler remained unrecognized amid police escort back to the Fort Wayne depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Barney Fitspatrick
Fort Wayne
Tom Butler
Butler
A. H. Polhamus
A Child Mystery at Montizures Raises Doctor Questions
A three year old son of Rev. Chenoweth, pastor of the United Brethren church, suffers daytime normalcy but at rest periods experiences screams and visions of snakes and foul objects in his crib. Doctors have not yet diagnosed the cause after about two weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montizures
Ind
Chenoweth
United Brethren Church
John Snyder
Bids Opened for Fort Wayne Federal Building Interior
Bids were opened by the treasury supervising architect for the Fort Wayne federal building interior finish. Bidders include A. T. Ross Fort Wayne 39480, Mc Carthy Balwin Washington 25975, J W J G Robinson Cincinnati 29439, Robert Mitchell Furniture Cincinnati 29340, John Q Connor Buffalo 27802, Shover Christian Indianapolis 27955, Corbett Vanhorn Washington 23563.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Supervising Architect of
the Treasury
Federal
Fort Wayne
A. T. Ross
McCarthy & Balwin
Washington
J. W
J. G. Robinson
Cincinnati
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
John Q’connor
Buffalo
Shover & Christian
Indianapolis
Corbett & Vanhorn
Washington, D. C
Death List: Weekly reports of numerous deaths in city
The city undertakers report multiple deaths this week including Jacob Raifsnyder 69 paralysis William Bond 22 pneumonia Joseph Weblan 1 month cramps Wm Lehrman 3 days debility Lizzie Hazzard 12 measles Clara Lamke 1 day exhaustion Lizzie Lamke 1 day exhaustion Eva Kaiser 18 measles Lizetta Kaiser 21 mos moles inflammation Louis Proegler 3 weeks lung inflammation William Brackmeyer 15 months measles June Orr 85 old age Anna Freese 29 consumption Golds Gasnill 6 weeks measles Wilhelmina Klenk 65 consumption Hoffmann x years consumption
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Raifsnyder
William Bond
Joseph Weblan
Wm. Lehrman
Lizzie Hazzard
Clara Lamke
Lizzie Lamke
Eva Kaiser
Lizetta Kaiser
Mosales
Louis Proegler
William Brackmeyer
June Orr
Anna Freese
Golds Gasnill
Wilhelmina Klenk
GC. Hoffmann
Graveyard Grave Desecration Sparks Probe in Ohio
In Wooster Ohio Samuel Flory died aged over seventy and was buried at Jefferson six miles west. The grave was found disturbed with coffin fragments on the surface and the body missing, suspected to be the work of medical students. An investigation seeks punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Ohio
Samuel Flory
Jefferson
Grace Reformed Church
T. J. Backer
Congress
Yellowstone Park
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
O. B. Siemen
Portland
Camden
Celestin Gladieux
Jefferson Township
Gladieux
Hartman
Loganaport
Wn. Edwards
Logansport
Fort Wayne
Who for congress candidates named in Kendallville paper
The Kendallville News weighing Democratic choices for Congress favors unity to back a strong nominee. Three hopefuls appear from Allen county Robert O Bell P S O Rourke and William F McNagny of Whitley with more expected before the convention. The key question is who can carry Allen county and gain the historic outright majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
A.B. Parker
Congress
Allen County
Robert O. Bell
P. S. O’rourke
Whitley
Wm. F. McNagny
R.O. Bell
O’rourke
Medium Madam de Barr Implicated in Boston Scandal
From Newport Rhode Island comes a tale of Madam Diss de Barr the so called spiritualist who bewitched Mrs. O M B Seymour in New York three years ago. Seymour rich from a $100000 fortune was swindled as she paid for proofs of a missing brother and his supposed bequest. Her son died in China and Seymour herself died penniless after losses totaling about $85000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Newport
R. I
Diss de Barr
New York
O. M. B Seymour
Madame de Barr
Waylaid And Robbed In City Nighttime Incident
Henry Miller, owner of a Monroeville butcher shop, visited the city and displayed about $300 in cash. Early this morning he was found unconscious in an alley near a carriage shed, revived by Officer Sheridan and Lieut. Wilkinson, and taken to the station. A suspect was arrested later but released for lack of proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Monroeville
Mr. Miller
M. M. Kelly
Sheridan
Frank Wilkinson
Jai
Montreal millinery owner vanishes after Detroit visit
A Montreal millinery business owner left the city in charge of her husband and traveled to Detroit to visit her brother Mr. Goleman. After January 24 she hinted she might not return for years. She kept no contact with friends or relatives and her disappearance sparked speculation about missing money and motives. Public details are unclear whether she departed forfar away or of any concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uary
Wells
Montreal
Detroit
Goleman
Coleman
Dernors
Berlin tension feared to strain Anglo German ties
A government report cautions that rising German resentment toward the empress and Queen Victoria could sour relations between Germany and Britain. Trans Atlantic steamship firms halt Irish emigrant bookings as passenger demand outpaces capacity. A dispatch from Massowah notes Abyssinians retreating and abandoning many animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpoy Sa Prile
Berlin
Oriais
Germany
Victoris
Applicanta
Rome
Agril
Massowah
Bell Receives Congressional Honors backing in 12th district
Hon R OC Bell gains strong backing from Democratic friends as he seeks a congressional position. His qualifications are praised as the key to restoring the Twelfth district to prominence amid internal Allen County political strife and infighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. OC. Bell
Bell
Allen County
R. C. Bell
Elba Iron and Tube Co Suspends Payment in New York
The Elba iron and bolt company and the Continental tube company suspended payment with liabilities of 527000. Assets include mills and other manufacturing sites valued over 900000. The mills employ about 800 workers amid a troubled financial picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roscoe Conkling
Prrramme
Elba Iron and Bolt Company, Limited
Continental Tube Company
Louisvale
Long & Bro
Hans Stackried
Fanny
St. Vincent's Hospital
Charley Butler and heir to $40,000 tale from Pierceton tragedy
In Connapo on April 6, Deputy Marshal Corrine failed to serve a habeas corpus on Wm. Sheehan about Harry Butler, son of Charley Butler. Harry, nephew of the Sheehans, inherits about $40,000 from his grandmother and seeks estate amid the long-ago Pierceton murder case that ended with Charley Butler’s execution in Columbia City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Suminet
Charley Butler
Columbia City
Pierceton
Connapo
Kah
United States
Corrine
Leavenworth
Wichita County
Wm. Sheehan
Harry Butler
Judge Foster
Topeka
Marshal Ontrine
Mr. Sheehan
Sheehan Brothers
Ind
Butler
Columbus
Ohio
Miracle Cure Restores Woman After Seven Years
Mrs Stephen Cassiday of Bowanna Green Kentucky reports a seven year confinement ended when, during a church bell call to worship, she heard a voice telling her to arise and walk. She rose, met her son Will at the door, and declared renewed health. Locals call the event wonderful as visitors flock to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowanna Green
Stephen Cassiday
Episcopal Deanery Convocation Set for Garrett Indiana
The northern Indiana Episcopal deanery will hold its convocation at Garrett on April 24 and 25 with Rev J J Faude as dean. The program includes prayers sermons papers on Amusements Clerical Changes and missions lectures by named clergy plus a woman’s auxiliary meeting and bishop’s addresses. A final business meeting closes the program on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Indiana
Garrett
Ind
J.J. Faude
F. W. Adams
Elkhart
W. N Webbe
Fort Wayne
Messrs
Rosevelt
W. G. Woolford
B. F. Miller
Ansport
Kemp
Scott
Dr. Wood
N. Spalding
J. G. Miller
F. Thompson
Woman Leaders Take Charge in Oskaloosa
In Oskaloosa Kansas on April 6 a group of women assumed city government duties after a decisive election. Mary D Lowman and Hannah A Moore join the register of deeds office and the local attorney’s wife Sarah E Balsley plus Carrie Johnson and Mittie Golden headline the new administration. The women received a serenade by the band after results showed their landslide victory and community support surges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osxanoosa
Kan
Mary D. Lowman
Register of Deeds
Hannah A. Moore
Arguing Blinky's Case in Ravenna Court
In Ravenna Ohio on April 6 E G Johnson for the defense closed the motion for a new trial in Blinky Morgan's case. The Robinson case followed with arguments by W S Anderson on behalf of Robinson J T Siddall and E W Maxon for the state and Thomas Marshall for Pittsburg. Defense contends error in admitting far robbery testimony and cross examination procedures while asserting insufficient verdict support. A decision was expected today and a new trial may be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Ohio
E. G. Johnson
Elyria
Blinky Morgan
Robinson
W. 8. Anderson
Youngstown
J. T. Siddall
E. W. Maxon
Thos. Marshall
Pittsburg
Morgan
Rejected Suit Ends in Tragedy at Chandleraville
In Chandleraville near Zanesville Ohio Miss Aggie LeHage daughter of a wealthy farmer was shot in the head after hearing a noise in the yard. Edward Smith a railroad employee who had been paying her attention was later found dead in the yard with a bullet in his brain. Miss LeHage cannot recover. The public suspects a rejected suit led to the fatal shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ohio
Chandleraville
Aggie LeHage
Edward Smith
Belle, Zanesville and Cincinnati Railroad
Local items from Bluffton and area include marriages and notices
Licenses granted to David R Robbins and Elinor Hat teraley in Johnson OC. Ditz and Clara L Robbins wed. several local moves include A Nanamaker appointing a receiver, I F Quarver selling a farm for 12000 and buying a two story flat for 6000. Community notes cover church parsonage plans, Yellowstone anglers petitioning, gas and oil finds, and local political hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Robbins
Elinor I. Hatteraley
Johnson OC. Ditz
Clara L. Robbins
Wed
Editor Assault Sparks Outcry In Maysville Breeze Affair
Dr. J M Shutt, Breeze editor, was attacked by Dr Clarence F Swift in Shaffer's office. Swift paid a fine, while Shutt pursued further action before Justice France, resulting in Shutt receiving a bruised face and a blackened eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Shutt
the Breeze
Maysville
Springfield
Shutt
John Stopher
Clarence F. Swift
Dr. Shntt
Mr. Stopher
Dr. Swift
Dr. Shutt
Lawyer Shaffer
Fire at Bluffton Leaves $6,000 Losses
A 2 am blaze in Bluffton causes about $6,000 in losses with $1,000 insured. Businesses damaged include Q. O. Dean saloon and liquor fixtures, KK. Ankerman groceries, James Davis building, Mrs. N. Schlessinger Fort Wayne, O. Oultwasser meat shop. Firefighters saved $10,000. only Market Street area damaged in a frame block near the Central hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buorrron
Dean
KK. O. Ankerman
James Davia
N. Schlessinger
Fort Wayne
Oultwasser
E. O. Aukerman
Market Street
Central Hotel
The New York Sun on Harrison Boomlets in Indiana
The New York Sun notes Indiana friends push for a Harrison delegation to the Republican national convention while recalling a recent election that dismissed Grant and Lincoln boomlets. It calls General Harrison a worthy but mediocre statesman whose sole claim is being the grandson of Tippecanoe and Tyler and warns Indiana men not to underestimate the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Harrison
Indiana
Empire Estate
Grant
Lincoln
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Willis Captured After Fatal Shootings in Ohio River Chase
Hanson G. C. Willis, sought for killing his father-in-law in Racine Ohio and fatally wounding an officer in Jackson County, was arrested aboard the Gen Har steam boat as he returned up the river. He admits killing four men claiming self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wueenine
W. Va
Hanson Grover Cleveland Willis
Racine
Ohio
Jackson County
Har
A Boy Fiend in Industry Deliberately Injures Siblings
In Industry Ohio a colored boy with fiendish propensities is accused of cruel acts against his younger brother and twins. While the mother works, a 13 year old girl cares for the children. The boy reportedly broke both thighs of one child and a thigh and arm of the other, with attempts to learn the full story failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinemumatt
Standing Committees of the M. E. Fort Wayne Conference
The M E conference announced standing committees for 1889 including Stewards A W Lamport J W Welch O E Davis Education R D Robinson 8 L Bowman J K Watts D King D O Woolpert D H Brown H J Norris Sunday Schools officers Tract Cause W S Boston R 8 Reed W R Jones New York Book Accounts M Swadner Temperance R M Barnes O A Wade J J McCoy Missions presiding elders Public Worship district bounds of church location and officers for Fort Wayne Goshen Kokomo Muncie Richmond Warsaw examinations for 1889 admission first to fourth years local deacons and elders orders examine candidates for admission on trial preach semicentennial and missionary sermons board of church extension officers and ex officio presiding elders triers of appeals A H ie H N Herrick A S Wooten J M R D Robinson A E Mahin O E Disbro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
A. W. Lamport
J. W. Welch
O. E. Davis
R. D. Robinson
New York
M. Swadner
Temperance
R. M. Barnes
O. A. Wade
J. J. McCoy
J. F. Fettro
Freedman’s Aid Society
M. H. Mott
H. Bridge
A. Cone
M. Mahin
M. H. Smith
E. White
J. H
Beall
J. H. Jackson
Lamport
L. A. Retta
E.L. Lemans
Wootern
O. E. Bacon
Wilkinson
Fort Wayne
H. M. Lamport
A. H. Carrin
D. H. Newton
D. B Jones
Goshen
Holdstock
H. N. Herrick
J. H. Baker
John Quipe
Kokomo
Mette
H. J. Norris
J. F. Armitage
J. F. Hiliott
Muncie
O. G. Hudson
J. A. Rudy
D. I. Henry
W. T. Durbin
Richmond
D. B. Crawford
J. M. Kemp
Warsaw
J. H. Lewellen
M. Bierely
M. Hively
W. S. Birch
CG. W. Lynch
W. Lamport
I. A. Retta
E. P. Church
N. A. Phillips
C. H. Wilkinson
F. G. Browne
S.J. McElwee
A.J. Lewellen
J. B. Qarns
E. Holdstock
C. E. Bacon
R. M
N. Herrick
A. 8. Wooten
J. M. R. D. Robinson
A. E. Mahin
O. E. Disbro
New Haven Notes on Elections and Local Happenings
Schroeder ran well for constable and the Thirtieth Indiana reunion will be held April 7 at Ligonier with New Haven represented. Various town items include barber shop plans, a fish story, a Monroeville livery stable opening, infant and adult funerals, attendance at religious services, and a saloon dispute with a minor injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder
Constable
H. Schneiker
Henry Gilbert
Joseph McIntosh
Monroeville
Jacob Butler
Indiana
Ligonier
New Haven
Fred Paulson
Habeckers
Luncifer
Gotleib
Henry Heine Ar
Here
Catholic Zeal Drives Mission Into Unexplored Mexican Wilds
In City of Mexico Apitz a group of Catholic missionaries plans to journey to Southern Mexico to convert the Lacondons, a 25,000 strong tribe across Campache Tabasco and Yucatan. Legends say they worship gods with human sacrifices and guard a hidden city. Few whites have entered the region. none have returned alive. Catholic zeal is cited as proof of clergy sacrifice today as in St. Francis Alexander times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Apitz
Campache
Tabasco
Yucatan
Lacandons
St. Francis Alexander
Despicable Act Kills City Horse at Canter Stable
Last Wednesday night a brutal person entered Julian Canter’s stable at 281 East Washington and maimed his horse so severely it died soon after. Canter found the animal well at 11 pm and cannot explain the motive. The incident prompts Humane Society and police action to catch the culprit. W. A. Harrison of this city receives an army pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Canter
East
Washington Street
Mr. Canter
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Bluffton
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