Senators Tillman and McLaurin Clash Over Resignations
Washington reports a heated exchange between South Carolina senators Tillman and McLaurin over resignations and patronage. McLaurin defends his position on appointments and tariffs while Tillman calls for a joint resignation and Senate investigation, amid a tense executive session on the Hay Pauncefote treaty.
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Washington
Tillman
McLaurin
South Carolina
Senate
McTaurin
Samuel J. Randall
Hancock
David B Hill
Jones
Arkansas
Democratic Party
Hoar
Judiciary Committee
Frys
Myr. Hoar
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Lodge
Massachusetts
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Philippines
Government Exhibit Funding At Charleston Exposition
A resolution passed appropriating $75,000 for transportation and installation of a government exhibit at the Charleston exposition, while noting measures related to confining persons attempting to harm chief magistrates.
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Charleston Exposition
Shipping bill presented in four title subsidy measure
Washington reports Senator Frye introduced a new ship subsidy bill divided into four titles and fifteen sections. The ocean mail steamships section includes amendments to the 1891 act and directs the postmaster general to weigh national defense maritime and postal needs in transporting American ocean mails.
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Washington
Dee
Frye
United States
Two Arrested for Larceny in Household Thefts
Grace Feaser and Frank Coudrick were presented to Judge Louttit on petit larceny charges. Feaser confessed, was fined forty dollars, and jailed for nonpayment. Coudrick, with a prior record, was bound over for trial on a harness theft claim and held in five hundred dollars bond. An accomplice is anticipated.
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Grace Feaser
Frank Coudrice
Loutus
Miss Feaser
Dayton
Hanna Street
August Grotrain
South Hanna Street
Joe Christman
Couderick
Louttit
Installed Officers At Sol D Bayless Lodge No 170
At the regular meeting of Sol D Bayless lodge No 170 F and A M the newly elected officers were installed and a social evening enjoyed A tyler apron was presented to M Teagarden who has filled the office of tyler for many years The new officers include Oliver A Phelps worshipful master Walter E Cook senior warden J C Wallace junior warden RK McCurdy treasurer R J Hamilton secretary E H Merritt senior deacon A E Carnol junior deacon W J Markey senior steward Richard Allen junior steward H I Smith pilot C B Stemen chaplain C L Carter E L Garrett masters of ceremonies C D Tilo C L Garter H W Ten Broeck finance committee
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Sol. D. Bayless Lodge
No. 170
C. B. Stemen
C. L. Carter
E. L. Garrett
C.D. Tilo
C. L. Garter
H. W. Ten Broeck
Hand Injury Halts Fireman J A Williams in Card
Nickel Plate Fireman J A Williams sustained a deep gash to the palm of his right hand while opening a fruit tin last Sunday. The accident will keep him from his cab duties for a week or more. J E Ferguson Jr of Paducah Kentucky visits the Indiana Furniture Co. display and others on the state’s largest line of rockers.
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J. A. Williams
Indiana Furniture Co
Traveling man Thomas R Waters Dies After Fall in Lafayette
Thomas R Waters a well known traveling man with Fort Wayne ties met instant death Sunday morning in Lafayette after falling from the third story of Hotel Lahr. He was 50, unmarried, and a member of the Knights Templar. his sister lives in Delta Ohio. Representatives will handle the remains.
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Thomas R. Waters
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Waters
Hotel Lahr
Wayne Hotel
Deming
Charles Moreland
Randall Hotel
Delta
Ohio
Toledo Commandry
Knights’ Templar
Local Notes from Monroeville and Nearby
Homer VanMeter attended Monroeville Friday. Miss Belle Evans became a stenographer for W F Urbahns. Lou is to marry Louis Seabold at Miss Ranke’s home. Perry recovered his stolen hunting dog. John Zurbuch resigns as conductor for the Trac tion company to join the interurban road. Davis Medical staff hires add Bessie Davis as stenographer. McKinley monument fund drives subscriptions this week. Mrs Ed Yates visits Fort Wayne with grandmother Mrs Franks. William Ross from Columbia City reports checks bounced in town. Meyer Bros Co receives a noted week attack text.
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Homer VanMeter
Monroeville
Plumadore
Butler
J. J. Miller
Prospect Avenue
E. W. Allen
West Washington Street
Elina Street
Belle Evans
W. F. Urbahns
John Norton
Lafayette Street
Theodore Koenig
Louise Ranke
Sophia Ranke
Louis K. Seabold
Miss Ranke
Perry
John Zurbuch
The
Traction Company
Zurbucih
Huntington
Homer Hellopeter
Justus Pierce
Fort Wayne Ironworks
Davis
Franks
Fort Wayne
William Ross
Columbia City
Meyer Bros. & Co
Candid extracts from early Fort Wayne news
A collage of notices covers medical cures for coughs, local business moves, a court damage ruling, scarlet fever cases, a typhoid case, a railroad injury fatality, horse racing praise, and a wedding announcement detailing Lydia Ludwig and August Rodenbeck’s marriage plus attendants and reception plans.
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William Hahn
Bluffton
John Baxter
Fort Wayne
Hoffmeyer
North Clinton Street
Justice Huser
J. L. Gronau
City Trucking
No. 24
Weel Street
Bert Cramer
Aboilie
Ind
Wabash Company
Jewell
Ohio
Leo Crance
Aboite Township
Gramer
Charles Barnett
BE. C. Wells
Wells
E. C. Wells
Huntingdon and
Broad Top
Harrisburg
American Sportsman
Will McKinnie
Gerald McKinnie
the Sportsman
William McKinnie
Crescens
Lydia Ludwig
August Rodenbeck
Louis TF. Ludwig
Philip Ruhl
Rose Wyss
Carl Albrecht
Florence Jones
Alfred Ludwig
Flora Pester
Alvin Siene
Amelia Selbman
Christopher Selzer
Mrs. Rodenberck
Savilla Avenue
Punjabi soldier massacres at Tien Tsin official report
Berlin dispatches report a Punjab infantryman ran amuck at the German commissariat in Tien Tsin wounding a quartermaster mortally three others before a German sentry shot him. Indiana Furniture Co. IL leader in carpets furniture and ere.
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Berlin
Tien Tsin
Punjab Infantry
Indiana Furniture CO
Court notes arc decorations and legal cases in Fort Wayne
The court and city activities include arrival of a panoramic arch painting from New York and updates on guardianships divorces and numerous circuit and superior court cases. Ditch remonstrances, road work by county commissioners, and a special judge assignment are also reported with multiple hearings and upcoming trials.
Boston Store Great Bargains on Ladies and Children's Apparel
Boston Store advertises low prices on gloves mittens and undergarments for ladies and men plus hosiery blankets bedspreads and lace curtains. Various items list worth and discounted prices to attract shoppers with bold claims of savings and daily deals.
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Ingrain
Boston
Local court actions and probate notes from Fort Wayne
Court records include WM HAHN & CO. transfer to circuit court and bond issues. Judge Aiken ruled for Dickey vs Hanna yielding 972.41 with 27.59 to defendant. Tennis Goodell Friday won 700 in a damages suit against Fort Wayne city. Viewers appointed for various ditches by county commissioners. Nicholas Pirson sues Wayne Knitting Mills for 850. G Brudi vs Decatur Egg Case Co changes venue. George W Service will probate. will names widow and children. Henry W Chapin vs City Fort Wayne set for Feb 10. James Sutton vs Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad set for Feb 12. Samuel Pigg pleads guilty to larceny. sentenced 2 to 14 years, sent to Jeffersonville reformatory. Edward Glaser sues to quiet title. Nine counties listed: Allen, Whitley, Noble, DeKalb, LaGrange, Steuben, Adams, Wells, Huntington.
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Court ‘House Dome
New York
A. C. Nierman
Isabella Keil
Helen
Clara Keil
Kayser Ve
Holmes
Barbara Hutchinson
Elmer BE. Hutchinson
Elizabeth
Edward Miller
Kappel
Mills
Fort Wayne
Novitsky
Dickey
Dennis Ditch
Milo Beard
Charles Stellhorn
Peter Nicodemus
Harberditch
Nathan Bush
William Hagan
George Goegline
Grellditch
Thomas Greer
Rufus Lochner
Stephen Heath
Nicholas Pirson
Wayne Knitting Mills Company
G. Brudi
Decatur Egg
Judge O'Rourke
George W. Service
Henry W. Chapin
James Sutton
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Samuel Pigg
George Holloway
O'Rourke
Jeffersonville
Rauner
Edward Glaser
Edward Stucker
Brookside Stock Dominates Chicago Expo Awards
Galloway cattle from Brookside Farm shined at the Chicago livestock exposition. Adelia of Flamboro placed third in cows over three years, Ethelinda of Blackhaw also third in two year to three year heifers. Scottish Princess won first in one year and earned junior and grand champion titles.
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Brookside Farm
Adelia
Flamboro
Ethelinda of
Blackhaw
Local Revenue Official Reports District Industry Counts
Deputy Revenue Collector McGoo gan leads Indiana's seventh division of the sixth district. He notes the district contains 672 saloons, 2 fruit distilleries, 1 grain distillery, 5 breweries, 15 tobacco factories, 16 oleomargarine dealers, 2 lumber and 39 wholesale tobacco dealers amid ongoing state reporting requirements.
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McGoogan
Sixth Revenue District
Indiana
Walt Tinnave
Poisoned milk case hit with young Robbe ill
Master Victor Robbe, seventeen of East Superior street, is gravely ill after drinking poisoned milk believed to contain ptemarnes. Doctors say he is past the danger period. Meanwhile travelers Dr W W Barnett and Will Peltier are hunting in Mississippi with Col Duke at Scooba and expect ten more days away.
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Victor Robbe
A. F. Robbe
East Superior Street
W. W. Barnett
Will Peltier
Mississippi
South
Colonel Duke
Scooba, Miss
Guardian’s Private Sale of Elizabeth Putt Property
Jacob Keller guardian announces private sale of Elizabeth Putt incorrigible estate. The realty comprises the east half of the northeast quarter and southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 34, township 30 north range 15 east in Allen County Indiana, excluding Findlay Fort Wayne and Western railway right of way. Bids due January 2, 1902 at 2 pm at 34 East Berry Street Fort Wayne. Appraised at 25 dollars per acre. minimum bid not less than that. Terms: one fourth cash one fourth in one year one fourth in two years balance in three years with first mortgage and 6 percent interest.
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Jacob Keller
Elizabeth Putt
Circuit Court
Allen County
Indiana
Findlay
Fort Wayne
Guardian
Fort Wayne, Ind
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M’laurin
M'Laurin
J. E. Ferguson, Jr
Paducah,Ky
Tom Waters
Ayer
the Court News
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Horton ‘Manufacturing Company
J.C. Peters
Aiken
Findlay Road
Jackson
Monroe
City
Jackson Township
Eel River Township
Wayne Township
Commissioners’ Court
Grell
Harbor
Pleasant
Wayne
Dennis
Madison Township
Carnahan
Allen and
DeKelb
Bischoff
Milan
Werling
Adams
Allen Superior Court
Flutter
Nickel Plate Company
Reichelder
Ida Novitsky
WM. Hahn & CO
Counties
Allen, Whitley, Noble, DeKalb, Lagrange, Steuben, Adams, Wells and
Brookside Stock
Chicago
Deane
Congress St
St. Louis
Merling Remedy Company
Chitago
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Henbren
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