Fort Wayne election forecast and party notes
The piece reviews May first city election dynamics in Fort Wayne with Democrats, Prohibitionists, and Republicans, noting voter figures, local issues, and the impact of liquor interests. It discusses Breckinridge scandal talk, farm prospects, Passover observance, and editorial opinions on journalism and public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Brapsitters
Tris
Coxey, Kelly and Frye
Washington
Senate
Cuauxcer Derew
McKinley
Wils Tas Seyuxet
Democratic Party
Fort Wayne
Egypt
Lottice
Tue Sanityer
Democrats of Chinabusco
Corporation
D. Deatitorf
A. Bongs
Bennard
John AW
Diller
Te Democracy of
Cannelton
Ctty
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Courts
Indianapolis
Committee
Husey Grones
House
House of Representatives
Lifty-fourth Judicial
Henry D. Wilson
Elkhart
I D. Ferrall
Lagrange
van Fleet
Goshen
Tas Servines
E. F. Clausmaied
Platt
Wise
Cleusmeier
Indian Territory
United States
Amétias
Onla
Wenger
Home Office
Pilgrimage to Revolutionary Battlefields Planned in Philadelphia
The American Society for Extension of University Teaching announces a historical pilgrimage after its summer meeting in Philadelphia. It includes visits to Independence Hall Christ Church and Lexington Concord, with speakers like Talcott Williams and Rev. Porter. The tour traces major Revolutionary sites from Boston to New York with multiple historical society engagements and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society For the
Philadelphia
Battle Fields
Independence Hall
Talcott Williams
Christchurch
Washington
New England
Hartford
Connecticu Historical Society
Boston
Old Settlers’ Meeting House
Edward Eversit Hale
Col
T. W. Higginson
Old State House
Faneuil Hall
Boston Common
Old Longfellow House
Alice Longfellow
Lexington
Lexington Historical Society
E.G. Porter
Concord
F. B. Sanborn
Salelfas
Essdx
Robert
Rantoul
Witche
Hawthorne
War Endicott
B. Morse
John Robinson
Basex Institute
United ‘States Lodge
Napalit
Plymouth
Wa. T. Davis
Hudson River
Pomfret
New York
Richard “Watson
Golder
Century Rooms
H. J. Johnson
Knox Library
New Jerey
Trenton
Philadelphis
Lyman P. Powell
Death of Albert T Meek in a city crime scene
Albert T Meek a noted lawyer and former partner of Congressman Bynum was found dead in his sleeping room. A gunshot wound behind the left ear, signs of a struggle, open porch window and blood tracks suggest homicide, though some friends favor death by own action. The coroner's inquiry notes a strange revolver on the floor and Meek's gun in a drawer at Twentieth Street and Ashland Avenue northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ixpianaronis
Albert Tbeek
Bynum
Tin
Beck
Twentieth Street
Ashland Avenue
Indiana Leads in Wheat Outlook Across Six States
Indiana reports the strongest prospect for the winter wheat crop across the six main states, with Ohio close behind. Data from 3245 dealers show 466 call excellent and 1373 good, while only 26 see a half crop. Rain since Easter improved conditions, and areas with the heaviest damage are scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totony
Ohio
C. A. King & Co
United States
Indiana
Missouri
Michigan
Kansas
Agricultural* Bureau
Tadiend
Illinois
Congresstien
Baker
Briedentha
Beloit
Tod
Lease
Gouger
Gougar
Chicago
Lewering
Logalle
Des Moines Report Mixed On Army Through Iowa
General Manager St John of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad travels via Des Moines and Council Bluffs, praising the commonweal army as disciplined and nonthreatening. He dismisses reports of violence, predicts a Washington mission on May 10, and notes labor sympathy despite fears, comparing the movement to a whirlwind and the French revolution. He highlights educated, steady men among the troupe and discusses broad railroad and economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moves
Iowa
St. John
Chicago
Rock Yeland
Pacific Railroad
Council Bluffs
Ld Cien
Washington
Hat Tam Tate
Kelly
Wag
Weston
California
Murder charges rise after Bailey found dead at saloon
Jed Moseez and April 22 report says attorney Lemuel Bailey died from choking and head injuries, with Frank Benadam, William Watson, and Mike Gorman arrested on first degree murder charges. Conflicting stories arise as coroner’s jury links death to foul play at the saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moseez
Jed
Lemuel Bailey
New Corner
Bailey
Frank Benadam
William’ Watson
Mike Gorman
Benadam
Gorman
Watson
Benadum
St. Louis
Gérman
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Coxey
Adianapolis
Huntington
Claudianus
Axon Warre
Colorado
Ouatér
The
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Suanmaven
Baugh
Otion
Breckinridge
Breckinr
Geld
Haya
Smvell
Amber
Howe
Oferisen
Tas
Trax
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Louisville Courier-Journal
Coxeyites
Terre Haute
Csiras
Ilie
Ie Bégauze
Tan
Ottawa Sentinel
Anon
Wayne
Phaeton
Surrey
Waoyne Tarness and Buggy Company
East
Columbia Street
Aduattal
Duluth
Mississippi
Minnesota
Albert T. Meek
Ejoum
Biled
Ie de Stoo
Gatlack
Krorave Dusart
Bartrorp City
Panhandle
Horace . Dausatt
Yeateraay
St. Joby
Rock Feland
Porat
Dave Axp
Crax
Bowley
Gaticura Plantére
Attorney Bailey
Ted
Minoekobin
South Dakotas
W. A. Thrall
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Said Township
Ezgor
Lafayette Township
DB. Hays
Allen County
Ind
Fort Woysie
Igh
Wberal
Robert Louia Stevenson
Etta W. Pierce
Ninette
M. T. Valdor
Sina
Dora
Thorne
Hugh Conway
Rebecca Haivi
Marion Harlabd
Sory
Amanda M. Douglass
Bond's Milk
China
Edgerton
Clark's
Cutaway
Hart
D. C
Albion
Springtooth
F.C. Parham
Barr St. St
L. C. Hull
Calhoun St
Metial and Surgical Institute
Fort, Wayne
N. EK
Delloa
Indi
Dlary Mills & Hey Rakes
Pfeiffer & Schlatter
Auumbia Street
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