Veterans Day in Boston Brings G A R Gatherings
Boston hosts large Grand Army of the Republic events with officers elected led by President C. D. Whitney and speakers including General Alger. Veterans from regiments across New York New Jersey Wisconsin Indiana and Kansas attend amid remembrances of Bunker Hill Concord and Lexington.
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Massachusetts Regimental Association
Odd Fellows
Wisconsin
New York
New Jersey
United States Veteran Signal
C. D. Whitney
HE. W. Holman
Independence
A. K. Taylor
Houston
Tex
G. C. Rounds
Manass
J. Williard Brownz
James H. Kelly
Albany
NL Y
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Veterans of Kansas
Ingalle
Aender Collins
Ithony
Ieane
Bunker Hill
Concord
Lexington
Mesic Hall
I. M. Foster
Alger
Sherman
Akers
Logan
Congress
Cerely
Sader
John 2 Hartranft
Chhief
Geo. Hopkins
Detroit
Taylor
Philadelphia
Geo. H. Hopkins
Atlantic City railroad wreck kills one and injures four
A rear stack up on the Atlantic ox No 10 07 en route to Atlantic City caused cars to derail twenty miles from Pilishinirg. Engineer Yank Silvar and Robert Goodwin survived. Sullivan and a man named Lirseh died. Suspected sabotage by Catholics is unconfirmed and the motive remains unclear.
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Atlantic City
Oservia
Pilishinirg
Sullivan
Goodwin
Vlirsch
Glenwood
Counelaville
Itill
Patriotic Order of Hans of America
Malvaderians Face Draft as Martial Law Hits City
A San Francisco report from George W. Cool describes Guatemala under martial law with a secret conscription threat. Men not ready for duty face execution. 25 000 soldiers have already left for the frontier. Provisions rise sharply and city life stalls while Americans seek legation protection.
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Ang
George W. Cool
Guatamaladar
Legation
Barrillas
Cits
Archbishop Kenny May Elevation to Cardinal Seat
In St Louis Missouri on August 33 Catholics discuss Archbishop Kenny of St Louis possibly becoming a cardinal. With Cardinal Newman dead, only two English cardinals remain, plus a Canadian-Frenchman and an Irish American in Cardinal Gibbons. A fiftieth anniversary consecration could mark the appointment, pleasing ten million American Catholics who regard him as the greatest churchman in America.
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So. Louis
S. Otis
College O Cardinals
Cardinal Newman
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
America
Cattle Dealer's Attempted Escape Sparks Cross-Border Trouble
A cattle dealer crossed into Mexico to export his herd and paid 500 dollars in export duties. He was jailed on return, and fifteen friends later tried a rescue using drugs to subdue officials, freeing Wallis before fleeing. Authorities fear further trouble.
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Dreco
Wallis
Presbyterians Beat Arab Mourned Missionaries Murdered
Three Presbyterian missionaries E M Gates E Kingman and John W H Jaderjuist were reported killed in the Sudan by Arabs. They were among a group of ten missionaries who sailed for the United States in May. Details are scarce and full information awaits arrivals from the region in two weeks at the earliest.
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New York
Soudan
E. M. Gates
E. Kingman
John WH. Jaderjuist
United States
Lesbers Rerive
Sierras Layne
Tivo
Teres
Shay Ais One of the Bunny Angels Who is Habits It
A chaotic August report from Rockford Illinois describes Masry Wel don, called an angel at Juskey Sehwhenfurd's paradise, birthing a girl with the holy ghost claimed as parentage. A committee planned legal action to break up Sebswies furth's paradise amid local agitation.
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Juskey
Sehwhenfurd
Here
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Holy Ghost
Olave
Sebswies+ furth
Paradise
Senate sessions blur tariff and bridge debates
Aug 16 19xx Senate passes a relief measure for destitute Giltoem wand and moves to tax changes on tin and bridges. Quay pushes tariff reform while Hoar and Frye clash over drawn bridges and river works. McKay and lottery bills advance amid procedural maneuvers and deficience deliberations.
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Pinkerton clash at pause on New York Central strikes endangering freight
Pinkerton men clash with railway workers near Albany as the Central system faces a labor strike. Police arrest five Pinkerton guards after a fight at a rail yard while leaders from the Knights of Labor and other unions threaten further action. Central freight traffic stalls and yards fill as crews struggle to move goods amid mounting tensions and possible broader spread of walkouts.
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Dooley Death From Self-Inflicted Hanging
John Dooley a Lake township farmer died after hanging himself in his barn last Friday morning and he remained unconscious until his death Sunday at Lochluck. He was seventy-five, born in Ireland, with a family of grown children. The funeral was held from the church at Arcola on Monday.
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Cof Lake Township
Lo'eluck
Mr. Doviey
Ireland
Arcola
Marriage of Merieca Dalman to Howard Shordon
Merieca Dalman daughter of El County Treasurer John Dalman wed Howard Shordon a farmer near New Haven in a ceremony at the Dalman home on Fairfield Ave. Pastor Sims of the Christian church officiated before invited guests as gifts from family and friends were displayed. The couple left for a tour of eastern cities and will reside in a new home near New Haven.
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John Dalman
Fairfield Ave
Merica
Howard Shorden
New Haven
Sims
The
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Gish
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Calman
W. H. Harrison
Farmers Institute in Allen County proposed location
A letter from Indiana Farmers Institute superintendent W O Latta urges Allen County readers to decide the best site for the 1891 institute with a $40 county allotment. The Sentinel notes Fort Wayne as the convenient, likely choice, appealing to local farmers and business leaders for input and comments.
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W. C. Latta
Indiana
Lafayetta
Ind
the Sentinel
Dean Lin
Institute
Allen County
W. O. Larra
Sapt
Tun Suxriven
Fort Wayne
Notorious Lawyer Charles Henderson Detained in Lacrosse
Fort Wayne readers recall Charles I. Henderson, a flamboyant attorney known for defending petty offenders for small fees. A Lacrosse letter reports he is jailed there for forging a name to obtain eight dollars. Local lawyers are being urged to assist him.
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Charles
Henderson
Lacrosse
Wis
Fort Wayne
Charles I. Henderson
Phillip Ryan Stabbed at Auburn Receives Careful Treatment
Philip F. Ryan was stabbed in Auburn with his abdomen cut and bowel perforated by a knife wielded by Crouse who is jailed. Dr Greenawalt aided in a delicate case and the patient, though not fully out of danger, is now considered out of immediate peril. Ryan is a well known local figure.
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Wre
Auburn
Philip F. Ryan
Crouse
Greenawalt
Ryan
Crabill Sues For Divorce In Circuit Court
Laura F. Crabill files for divorce from George W. Crabill in circuit court through attorney Allen Zullere alleging husband’s drinking and cruelty, seeking alimony and child custody, and requests $150 for prosecuting costs.
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Laura F. Crabill
Allen Zullere
George W. Crabill
Lad Injured After Horse Kick Near Palmer Kelley’s Farm
A boy working for Palmer Kelley six miles north of town was kicked in the head by a horse. Doctors say his skull is fractured and he was severely injured. Labor Day events include a parade with new banners and a larger industrial display.
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Palmer Kelley
Myers
Tabor Day Orators Attract City Attention
The article notes interest in future Tabor Day events with prominent speakers Mr MaGuire and Mr Harper known locally. Dawud reports Huntington visitors arriving and a large crowd expected September 1 1900, with the recently organized bricklayers and stone masons union possibly joining as a group.
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Harper
Fort Wayne
CG. Ly
Huntington
Trgut
Aud Stone Masons’ Union
Fatal Emery Wheel Accident in Washington Township
Joseph Kleinreichart of Washington township died after an emery wheel exploded while he sharpened a plow point in the barn. The wheel shattered, fragments struck his head and neck, killing him quickly. Coroner A. J. Kesler was summoned to the scene.
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Christian Fuhrman
Ilurion
Joseph Kleinrichert
Washington Township
Kleinreichert
A. J. Kesler
Indiana Debt Debate From Ex Governor Gray Interview
Ex Governor Gray argues Indiana has been economically managed by Democrats while criticizing Republicans for debt and poor records. He notes $8 million state debt, $4 million from Republicans, and highlights financed hospital projects and public works under Democrats. He defends tax levels and cites repeal of a 1881 alien land law.
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Cincinnati
Indiana
Morton and Baker
Richmond
Logansport
Evansville
Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home
Knightstown
Fort Wayne
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
Indianapolis
Normal School
Terre Haute
Republican Party
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Deaths for Week Ended August 16 In City Burials
The city undertakers list multiple deaths for the week ending August 16 including Wm. Meier jr five months cholera infantum Augusta Schmeling fifty one neuralgia of stomach Shirley C. Baker three months cholera infantum and Adam Siebold eighty one old age Silas S. Hall fifty nine heart disease Rosine Welker thirty years consumption Roy M. Lichtenwalter two and one half years flesh decay Child of Jacob Hunziker twelve days spasms Joseph Singmaster eighty six ersipelas Ida foundling three months mark SMS Cor W T Densis fish commissioner sends word to druggists to record fish berries a poisonous drug used to kill fish within minutes.
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Wm. Meier, Jr
Augusta Schmeling
Shirley C. Baker
Adam Siebold
Silas S. Hall
Rosine Welker
Roy M. Lichtenwalter
Jacob Hunziker
Joseph Singmaster
Erisipelas
Adolph Fox
Louise Kaiser
Joseph J. Netter
John
Ida
Mark Sms
Charles O. Drake
Pearl Vahey
Louis Sedermeyer
Cor. W. T. Densis
Dennis
Fourteen Arrested in Monroeville Riot Probe
Fourteen persons were arrested on charges of rioting in Monroeville county last Sunday afternoon after a clash erupted over an act by George Wood. Warrants were served by Conetaules Wiss and Herrod as part of the investigation. five others were brought in that morning. Alvin Martin, a prosecuting witness, reportedly trespassed on defendants premises during the incident.
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Monroeville
Conetaules
Wiss
Herrod
Alvin Martin
George Wood
Eugene George
Sibley Streetcar Robbery and Boy Injured In Gas Pipe Cannon
Henry B. Sibley, a former streetcar worker, robs a cash box on a Fort Wayne streetcar and is jailed after $11.60 is taken. Johnny Winnings, twelve, loses part of his skull when a gas-pipe cannon explodes near Holton avenue as he and friends test a homemade weapon. The boy was treated by Dr. J W. Younge and is expected to survive.
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Thomas Hatton
Pinkerton
Dwyer
Henry B. Sible
Fort Wayne
Lafayette Street
Sible
Zollinger
Spoon
East Washington Street
Harois
Ben
Seibold
Richter
Rohle
Sibie
Gail
Caloons
Ryan
Berghoff Brewing Company
Johnnie Winnings
James Winnings
Holton Avenue
Johnnie
J. W. Younge
They Were Cousins Ends Illegitimate Marriage Bid
County Clerk Kern Cleverly prevented a marriage after suspecting the groom James F Ream and his claimed bride Adora Ream were cousins. W A Ream, a brother, accompanied them and helped with the affidavit, but the license was denied after questions revealed the family relation.
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James F. Ream
Adora Ream
Foot Amputation Avoided After Freight Train Accident
John Wiegand a cupaio tender at the Bass foundry escaped fatal injury when his left foot was crushed under a moving Fort Wayne road freight train on Friday. He wriggled free with remarkable presence, saving his life, but the heel was crushed and will cripple the foot for life. He was taken to St. Joe hospital from Hanna street.
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Bass Foundry
Fort Wayne Road
Hanna Street
St. Joe Hospital
Hayden Street
Findlay and Western and Fort Wayne Railroads File Joint Incorporation
The Findlay and Western railroad and the Fort Wayne and Findlay railroad companies filed articles of incorporation with Indiana’s secretary of state. A consolidated firm will be named the Findlay Fort Wayne and Western with capital stock of 1,440,000 in 100 shares. Eleven directors are named, five in New York, four in Findlay, two in Fort Wayne.
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Findlay and Western Railroad
Fort Wayne and
Priests Of Fort Wayne Diocesan Retreat At Notre Dame
The Fort Wayne diocese priests began their biennial retreat at Notre Dame in South Bend. About eighty priests attend. The Very Rev Father Wayrich delivers the retreat sermon while Brammer presides in Bishop Dwenger's absence. The event stretches one week.
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Fort Wayne
Notre Dame
Father Wayrich
Brammer
Dwenger
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