Bitter tirade against Russia in Reichstag debate
Berlin reports the Reichstag budget debate features Herr Bebel attacking Russia as barbarous and cites Russian influence in Prussia. He accuses Berlin of spying, praises military spending, and denounces imperial finances while Chancellor Von Buelow defends social legislation and monarchist progress.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Bebel
Russia
Herr Babel
Herr Bebel
Prussia
Germany
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Army Corps
Mr. Vanderbilt
Dantzic
Herr
Bel
Kishineff
Amur
Sofia
Alexander
von Buelow
Switzerland
Federal Council
Workingmen’s Insurance
Hartley Raised to a Bishopric
Rome December meeting of the propaganda congregation held to consider Columbus Ohio Bishopric candidates. Cardinal Gotti presided as cardinals including Vannutelli and Mathieu discussed and decided to submit Rev. James J. Hartley of Steubenville Ohio to the pope for appointment as bishop of Columbus.
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Rome
Congregation of the Propaganda
Vannutelli
Mathieu
Agliardi
Satelli
Pierotti
Martinelli
Steinhuber
Della Volpe
Segna
Gotti
Columbus
Ohio
Steubenville Priest Named Likely Bishop of Columbus
Rev. James J. Hartley of Steubenville, a native of Ohio, has led Holy Name church for over twenty years and, at about 55, is widely expected to be named bishop of Columbus, per a Rome dispatch. His candidacy has been strongly favored by supporters.
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Steubenville
Ohio
James J. Hartley
Rome
Columbus
Holy Name Church
Standard Oil Oiled Tanks Sabotage Reported in Indiana
Marion Ohio dispatch says Standard Oil officials tele graphed W D Drake of this city to charter a special train and deliver bloodhounds to Montpelier Indiana after someone opened valves of five large oil tanks, allowing their contents to escape last night.
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Marion
Ohio
Standard Oil
W. D. Drake
Montpelier
Ind
Feustel and Reis Tie Wedding in Pittsburg Event
Henry A Feustel of this city and Miss Anna Reis of Pittsburg Pa were united in marriage Wednesday evening in a Pittsburg ceremony.
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Henry A. Feustel
Misa Anna Reis
Pittsburg
Leg Broken in Peculiar Accident at Local Shoe Store
Miss Ethel Middaugh of the St Nicholas hotel fractured the smaller bone of her right leg in a fall while descending the shoe shining stand at Prass and Reed on Calhoun street. She was assisted to her hotel and Dr. F B Ladd treated her.
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Ethel Middaugh
St. Nicholas Hotel
Prass & Reed
Calhoun
Found Letters Hatfield's Pocket In Mail Theft Probe
Harvey Hatfield a Huntington postoffice mailing clerk waived preliminary hearing and was held to the federal grand jury on bonds of 300 after Postoffice Inspector Burr charged him with rifling the mails. Authorities found several letters with money and stamps in Hatfield's overcoat pocket as he claimed innocence.
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Postoffice
Burr
Harvey Hatfield
Huntington
Logan
Hatfield
Terrell Cannot Recall Tragedy In Bluffton Murder Trial
John W. Terrell testified in his own defense in Bluffton Indiana detailing his amnesia about July fatal shooting of Melvin Wolfe. He claimed he did not recall meeting Wolfe on the road or driving with a friend to the scene and said his knowledge came from friends and newspaper reports. The trial highlighted his claimed memory gaps and his daughter Lucy’s troubled marriage to Wolfe.
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The
Sentinel
Bluffton
Ind
John W. Terrell
Melvin Wolfe
Wolfe
Terrell
Smith
William Brooks
H. Weer
Indianapolis
Doctor’s Clothes Sink With Plank Fall in Italy
In a letter home Dr. K. K. Wheelock recounts arriving in Italy where his trunk with clothes slipped from a steamer gang plank into the bay. The contents were soaked before retrieval, leaving him to vent via limited Italian expletives and comment that everyone seems ready to strike, yet praising the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. K. Wheelock
Italy
Farmers help clear debris after church fire for salvage value
Members of St Pauls Lutheran church volunteer to remove burned timbers to Fort Wayne Foundry on Superior street for fuel. The effort aims to cut costs of contractor removal and will yield several hundred dollars from selling the debris.
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St. Paul’s
Rohan to Leave County Treasurer Post for White Bank
Will H. Rohan, formerly assistant county treasurer, will retire from his current office in December and join White National Bank as assistant cashier, taking over from G. J. Detzer who resigned.
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Will H. Rohan
Whate.National ‘Bank
G. J. Detzer
Doctor Miles New Personal Treatment Promoted With Testimonials
An advertisement extols Dr. Miles offering $40 000 worth of a new treatment for heart nerve stomach and dropsy. It cites hundreds of testimonials from prominent people and mentions free $3 75 samples while urging readers to request details and address Dr. Franklin Miles in Elkhart Indiana. Also notes a prison sentence for a man named Mario Victor Divizzia with claimed Italian army service and Cuban revolutionary history.
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Franklin Miles
Chicago
Miles
Grand Rapids
New York City
Philadelphia
W. Bell
Dayton
Sec’y
Foreign Missions
State Sunday School Union
J.S. Jewell
J. P. Ross
Rush Medical College
Truman DeWeese
Chicago Times-Herald
Main Street
Elkhart
Ind
Belen
Mario Victor Divizzia
Abyssinia
Wm. Walters
Antrim
Plot to Slay McKinley Reported by Wood in Cuba
New York dispatch: George Eugene Bryson claims General Wood, Cuba’s military governor, learned before BuffaloPan-American expo that anarchists planned McKinley’s assassination in Montjuich and Berne and feared Diaz’s possible attack. An Italian prisoner overheard the plot in Montjuich. The informant sought Wood’s protection, offered to sketch leaders for the secret service, then was expelled from Cuba.
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New York
George Eugene Bryson
Havana
Europe
Spain
United States
Monjuich
Barcelona
Cuba
Paris
Constituent Assembly
Wood
Caziaro
Government
Montjuich
Washington Secret Service
McKinley
Dias
Buffalo Exposition
Vera Crus
Mexico
Mazxico
Avilla Church Celebrates Golden Jubilee
The fiftieth anniversary of St. Mary's Catholic church in Avilla Indiana was observed with high mass sermon and confirmations. Bishop Alerding Lt Governor Gilbert Rev Laycock spoke praising Pastor Rev D Duehmig who served Avilla thirty seven years. Music by Rager Fort Wayne orchestra filled Music hall for evening celebration.
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Avilla
Ind
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Fort Wayne
J. H. Oschtering
John R. Quinlan
Huntington
Alerding
E. M. Laycock
Charleston
S. C
Music Hall
Rager
Bishop Alerding
Gilbert
Father Laycock
Father D. Duehmig
St. Mary’s Church
Father Duehmig
Ebenheid
Baden
Germany
America
Indiana
Lakeside Hermit Sent To Poor Farm After Years Of Solitude
Mark Eckenroyd, an English-born recluse who lived in a Walnut Grove hut for fifteen years, was relocated to the county infirmary as age left him unable to meet basic needs. Once a cautious hoarder of savings, his misers life and later poverty led to charity from Lakeside Aid until this winter.
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Mark Eckenroyd
Walnut Grove
Lakeside
County
Lakeside Aid Society
Eckenroyd
Fort Wayne
County infirmary stay delayed by fear for animals
The county infirmary could not be persuaded to accept the man last winter. He owned a horse and a dog and feared they would suffer during his stay. L. P. Sharp volunteered to ensure both animals were cared for, and the old man finally consented to go.
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County Infirmary
L. P. Sharp
Shopmen honor Henry Schuster on birthday observance
Henry G. Schuster, aged fifty, was surprised at home on Scott avenue by twenty one Pennsylvania shopmen and eight Emmaus Singing society members. Despite a grip attack, he hosted guests and received many tokens. he has worked at the Pittsburg shops since 1887 and has led the carpenter department foremen for about twelve years.
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Scott Avenue
Pennsylvania
Emmaus
Emmetts Singing Society
Schuster
Pittsburg
Fremont
Ind
Horton Manufacturing declares substantial annual dividend
Stockholders at Horton Manufacturing renew the old board of directors H C Paul Charles Paul J C Peters Fred Peters and Will Peters. Officers re-elected include President H C Paul VP Charles Paul Manager J C Peters Secretary Will Peters Treasurer Fred Peters.
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Horton Manufacturing Company
H. ©. Paul
Charles Paul
J. C. Peters
Fred Peters
William Peters
H. C. Paul
Will Peters
Farmer Wounded by Hunter Near Boonville Indiana
Evansville Indiana December 10 Yesterday afternoon Philip Nonweiler a Warrick county farmer driving hogs along a public road near Boonville was shot by an unknown hunter. His face and body were filled with shot and he is not expected to live. He is thirty five years old and has a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Philip Nonweiler
Warrick County
Boonville
Mining Man Drucker Dies In Bellevue Hospital
Adolphus Drucker once a British parliament member with major mining holdings in Rossville British Columbia died in Bellevue hospital after being moved from the Grand Union hotel where he had stayed two days.
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New York
Adolphus Drucker
Rossville
British Columbia
Bellevue Hospital
Decorative Art Lecture Tonight at Fort Wayne School
An evening lecture on decorative art is planned at the Fort Wayne School of Arts. The program features speaker Robertson and aims to engage students and community members in design history and visual culture.
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Fort Waynes School
Robertson
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Henry G. Schuster
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Miles’ Nervine
Jont
Dr. Pierce
Golden
Crosby Frisian Fur Company
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Rochester
N.Y
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Imlay City
Ici
Klaehn
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