Elections of 1892 presidential and state races listed
The piece catalogs 1892 elections across states for president and Congress, plus state offices and U S Senate seats, noting dates and leading officials. It notes statewide voting patterns for each state and mentions Rhode Island and Michigan specifics. It ends with a temperance day report at Spring Fountain Park where Plymouth Institute graduates gathered for a reunion and lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
House of Representatives
Oregon
United States
Rhode Island
Alabama
Congress
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Towa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
Supreme Court
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Court of Appeals
North Carolina
North Dakota
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Spring Fountain Park
Plymouth Institute
Charles H. Small
B. C
Washington, D. C
Death of Frank J. Healy Reverberates in Chicago Letter
In Tur Sears- NEL a Chicago letter from Aurora B. Ronviere discusses Frank J. Healy a once prominent newspaper man. He was adopted by Joseph Warren Healy who died in California six years ago. The heirless wealth funded Franks education and life, but after his uncle and aunt died little is known of Frank's whereabouts or fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Sears- Nel
Chicago
Aurora B. Ronviere
Frank J. Healy
Frank
Elects Officers of German Mutual Fire Insurance Club
The German Mutual Fire Insurance company of German Lutheran churches in the city elected officers for the year. President William Doehrman secretary Rudolph Steger directors William Schwier Gottloib Nieman and William Miller. The board will appoint treasurer and appraisers. The society carries over 400000 in insurance and increased sinking fund by 8600 last year. Only Lutherans may join. Gust Lankenau editor of the Saginaw Post visits relatives on West Jefferson Street.
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German Mutual Fire Insurance Company
William Doehrman
Rudolph Steger
William Schwier
Gottloib Nieman
William Miller
Madman Frazer Slays Three in Polmont village
James Frazer a bank clerk in Polmont Sterling Scotland armed with a sword attacked neighbors the Shadewells and Mary Grindley fatally wounding Mrs Shadewell and Mary Grindley while seriously injuring Mr Shadewell in a frenzied assault. He was captured by police without resistance and found with two revolvers. No motive is known.
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James Frazer
Polmont
Trazer
Frazer
Shadewells
Mr. Shadewell
Jamie
Shadewell
Mrs. Shadewell
Mary Grindley
Frazers
Indiana newspapers urged for world fair exhibit
Prof. W N Hallman, agent for the state board of managers committee on education, seeks Indiana newspaper cooperation for the world fair exhibit. He plans to show journalism growth since inception and will send circulars requesting a tabulated list of all dailies and weeklies plus copies for visitor files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Hallman
Committee On Education
State Board of Managers
Indiana
Indiana Papers Through Time Exhibition Preview
The curators plan a display tracing the quality and history of Indiana’s oldest and most prominent dailies and weeklies, highlighting their rise and influence.
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Indiana
Affair of Honor Letter Sparks Duels Plan
The Chicago Tribune publishes a letter from Marquis De Mores demanding satisfaction. It announces a planned duel under Queensberry rules at a date between May 1 and October 31, 1893, with eight ounce gloves, to be held at the World's Columbian Exposition grounds, under Tribune auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. DeMores
Marquis de Mores
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
Gore
Marquis DeMores
Marquis
Mayer
France
M. de Mores
Hammond murder case ends with discharged prisoners
A change of venue was granted in the Hammond murder case of Charles G. Paige, Mrs. Elizabeth Tobin, and H C Taylor. Judge Crawford replaced Judge Merrick, the attorneys conferred, and the prosecuting attorney moved for a nolle prosequi in each case. The prisoners were discharged.
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Hammond
Ind
Charles G. Paige
Elizabeth Tobin
H.C. Taylor
Paige
Crawford
Merrick
Fort Wayne men plan Eaton paper mill at $200000
Messrs. P. A. Randall R. L. Romy Tony Trentman and Henry C. Berghoff return from Eaton Indiana with plans to establish a new paper mill at an outlay near 200000. They accept a site bonus and 20000 in cash to locate there. The mill will operate independently of the Hartford City plant though the same men own stock in both ventures.
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Messrs
P. A. Randall
R. L. Romy
Tony Trentman
Henry C. Berghoff
Eaton
Ind
Hartford City
Poisoning mystery solved by water analysis at Cable house
Dr. Cooper analyzes water from the Seabury Beach Cable house well finding high chloride of ammonia nitrites and organic matter. The result explains the wholesale poisoning at the Cable house. Miss Anna Fronefield of Van Wert Ohio visits Miss Clara Fisher of Lakeside.
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AmeEsucry
Mass
Cooper
Cable House
Seabury Beach
Anna Fronefield
van Wert
Ohio
Clara Fisher
Lakeside
Heat, drills, and guard orders at Camp Cutase Frankfort
In Camp Cutase Frankfort on July 27 sunstroke cases rise amid heat with fifty plus on the sick list. Guards enforce passes while bands, marches and town patrols create a lively, disciplined scene. Governor Chase visit planned for Friday as Camp Chase preparations intensify.
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Governor Chase
Feaxkroft
Ind
Camp Chase
Frankfort
Artillery Regiment
Edens
Twenty-second Regiment
Ruckle
Robbins
Artillery
Legion
Buckle
Fort Wayne Rifles Win Ad miration at Frankfort Camp
Sergeant Joe Gaskins reports Fort Wayne companies receiving and holding honors at the state encampment in Frankfort. Lt Hageman is officer of the guards. Rifles excel in rifle practice, pivot day at Camp Chase, hot weather but improving health, visits from Frankfort residents, and guards enforcing discipline amid a gambling dispute and street patrols.
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Joe Gaskins
Fort Wayne
Frankfort
Gams
Dozens of infant deaths listed by city undertakers
The weekly death report shows numerous infants and adults among the deceased, including Emery A. Swain 18, several infants with cholera infantum, and others such as Ellen Markey 7 months and John G. Lauer 79 years. The list ends with a note about over a million rayots in Bengal raising opium poppy.
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Emery A. Swain
Bertha
Emma Burnett
Sarah Hattendorf
Frederick Prange
John G. Lauer
Ida Hunziker
Bengal
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennsylvania
Aldrich
United States Senate
Gust Lankenau
Saginaw Post
West Jefferson Street
Gust
Staatz Zeitung
Saginaw
Neighor
Prof. Hallman
Cutase
Frankfoft
W. N. Wishard
Fort Wayne Companies
Fersons
Dread Conqueror
George Carroll
George A. Myers
Ellen Markey
Ellen Leach
George W. Fishering
Claude E. Donnell
Ria
Albert Schoenbein
Antony
Foundling
Conover
George Angera
John Trentman
Jacob Figel
William F. Haag
Ida Thiele
Tum
Dora Lahmann
Phoebe Kelsey
Henry Meyer
Charles Kirchner
Adolph Hoppe
Ernest Oertel
Frederick Stanner
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