Report Faulted Attack on U S Consul at Alexandretta
United States legation in Constantinople releases a report condemning Turkish authorities and police for an unfounded assault on Consul Davis at Alexandretta. It says Attarian, a naturalized American, was not harassed until trying to depart for Egypt with consul protection. Washington awaits instructions for satisfaction steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Unitedates Legation
Alexandretta
Davis
Attarian
Egypt
Seation
Ashington
Six Months Scholarship at International Business School
A six months' scholarship offers a best Christmas present for a young man or young woman. New term begins January 4, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
International Business
Patrolman Arrests Monroe Man After Butler Shop Fight
Patrolman Murphy arrested J M Andrews of Monroe at the south depot last night. Andrews, charged with assault and battery, was taken to Constable Andrews and returned toward Monroe at noon. His face showed injuries from the fight in a butcher shop and restaurant. the principals were cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Kk. Murphy
J. M. Andrews
Monroe
South Depot
H. C. Andrews
Cabinet Meeting Skipped in Washington Report
Washington dispatch notes the cabinet did not convene as scheduled on December 15, leaving unresolved agenda items and signaling shift in administrative priorities for the day.
Indiana Democrats Aim to Rebuild Party Strength in 1896
A statewide Democratic gathering in Indiana showcased unity and a drive to reorganize ahead of Republicans. The meeting endorsed county conventions for delegate selection, outlined district conventions, and signaled plans to challenge reapportionment and file a constitutionality suit. Senator Fleming avoided committing on Taggart and backed Parker ally John E. Lamb’s return to activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Reiley
Mt. Vernon
New Albany
North Vernon
Terre Haute
Rushville
Decatur
Peru
Dixon
Fleming
Taggart
John E. Lamb
Terra Haute
Washington
Ind
Judge Parker
B. F. Shiveley
South Bend
Gorman
Investment Prospect Promises 50 to 100 Percent Dividends
An advertisement touts a non assessable solid investment with no losses taxes or insurance. It claims monthly dividends of 50 to 100 percent on capital stock and ever-increasing value. Promotes a Business Course at the International Business College with winter term starting January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Business College
Real Estate Transfers Listed For Public Record
Commercial Improvement Co transfers two lots in Commercial addition for 500 dollars. Henry Wessing sells part of section 26 Washington township for unknown terms. A M Reichelderfer sells lot 15 Hood's second addition to Maysville for 550 dollars. Louis I Draper sells sw of no 4 section 29 Monroe to for 2400 dollars. Japhet Neuenschwander sells west half of lot 40 Ninob lauch's sub to Shirley City for 85 dollars. David and Mary Taggy sell lot 27 Grabill to Nicholas Leichty for 69 dollars. Superior court deeds include parcels in Cedar Creek and About townships to several individuals. Commercial Improvement Co sells lot 24 Commercial addition for 250. Fort Wayne Trust Co sells lot 228 Drexel Park addition for 140. John and Eliza Ferguson sell lot 17 Riverside addition for 1260. Miscellaneous transfers include various parcels in Be es ee ind Co district and Madison AD area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Improvement Co
Corrila Mane
Commercial
Henry Wessing
Louisa Hildebrand
Washington
A. M. Reichelderfer
Mary Jane Murray
Hood
Maysville
Louis I. Draper
Christ Rider
Monroe
Japhet Neuenschwander
A. G
Drexel Park
John and Eliza Ferguson
John St. Neff
Riverside
Beesee
Ind Co
Bing Line
Merritt
Ne ‘Merritt
Joety
Julian Mee
Madison
Li Richards
Spengier
Property transfers in multiple townships and cities
A series of real estate deeds records numerous transfers across Maumee, Lake, Adams, Wayne, Washington, and others. Buyers include Sylvester, McMahon, Bishop, Fell, Tibbetts, Lumbard, Vawater, Fry, Rhine, Kelsey, Michael, Ahischnvede, Flaugh, Lantz, Beaver, Kiopfenstine, Scheierger, and Hartzell. Prices range from 50 to 17,600 dollars for lots, parcels, and fractional interests in New Haven, Riverside add, Original Plat sub areas, and various subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maumee
Sylvester
M. A. McMahon
Soronson Mier
Eig
Lake
Henry
S. J. Bishop
John A
M. Ryan
Robert S. Fell
Robert Bell, Jr
Jet
Burgess
New Haven
Barnard
C. Tibbetts
E. Vawter
Adams
Geo. BE. Vawater
Cerrie Tibbetts
Aulelia L. Lumbard
Conrad Fry
Sophia Fry
Huestis & Taylor's
Geo. F. Vawater
Carrie Tibbetts
John Ferguson
Philip B
L. G. Rhine
Riverside
F. W
D. Kelsey
John H
Emma C. Cook
F. W. Kelsey
Phenie Michael
Herman Michael
Michael
Wayne Tp
Commercial Improvement Co
Christian
Barbara Ahischnvede
S. c
Washington
D. N
Caroline Kiopfenstine
David Gregg
Kiopfenstine
Cedar Creek
Frederick and
Garbette Scheierger
Wayne
Lawton Flare Land Improvement Co
Frank Pichon
Lawton Place
Lawton Place Land Improvement Co
Benjamin
M. C. McQuiston
Peter F. Hartzell
Sherman Smith
S. E
Springfield
Fires at Portland and Dunkirk Highlight Local Damages
Fire destroyed John Prillaman’s barn near Portland, burning hay and corn worth about 2500 dollars with 1500 dollars insured. The new Methodist church in Portland suffered fire damage during Sunday school hours. Fire Chief Aaron Baker was seriously injured. Frank Evens residence and belongings at Dunkirk were burned from a defective flue. An explosion at Alban electric plant caused severe injuries to an engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ind
John Prillaman
Aaron Baker
Frank Evens
Dunkirk
City Electric
Alban
Green charged in Chester murder after delay ruling
In Media Pennsylvania on December 15 Jezze Green a colored man convicted last June for the murder of his Chester wife faces new proceedings. The death sentence had been set for November 17 but Governor Penny Tracker granted a respite delaying execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Media
Jezse Green
Delaware County
Chester
Penny Tracker
How Cheap Baking Powder Is Made
A neighboring city seized a lot of cheap baking powders revealing they are alum powders with alum, sulfuric acid and pulverized rock. Thousands of pounds were confiscated and destroyed. Physicians warn against mixing food with these powders. high grade cream of tartar powders are safer and cheaper in the long run.
Train Crash News Report Sees Engineer Knox Killed
A track side collision near here today killed Engineer Knox, with his fireman and passengers escaping with bruises. Passengers were hurled from berths and chairs as a panic ensued. The cause of the accident remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Northern Indiana News Highlights From Huntington to Logansport
A Huntington church group plans to build a new church on Matilda street. Goshen sash and door maker Harry R Whitmer suffers blood poisoning and tuberculosis. A barn fire near Portland destroys hay corn and eight horses. Elkhart minister Rev S S Albert dies of pneumonia at 68 after visiting Decatur. A Huntington interurban incident nearly injures a man and horses when a Southwestern car hits them. A Monroe duel ends with both men injured in front of a restaurant. they are relatives. Osage juror Nathan Harschberger, nurse to his paralytic mother, is excused from Osburn murder trial service. Clyde Husselman escapes Logansport jail via bathroom wall hole but is recaptured. A Columbia City auditor C B Lancaster’s kitchen range explodes causing injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Street
U. B
Huntington
Harry R. Whitmer
Goshen
John Prillaman
Portland
S. S&s. Albert
Elkhart
Albert
Evangelical
Osman P. Andrews
Monroe
Nathan Harschberger
Osburn
Decatur
Erwin
Clyde Husselman
State Reformatory
Logansport
Mirror Husselman
Liberty
C. B. Lancaster
Columbia City
Lancaster
Fires in Rochester Destroy Three Factories
A trio of late night blazes devastates the Foster Armstrong piano factory on Commercial street, the Williams Hoyt shoe factory, and the Wendell piano factory at Central avenue and North Water street. Estimated losses approach half a million dollars, with insurers covering about 50 percent. Police and firemen suspect arson as the fires were set by incendiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Foster & Armstrong Piano Factory
Commercial Street
Williams, Hoyt & Co
Wendell Piano
Central Avenue
North Water Street
Foster and Williams and Hoy
Wendell Flont
Leopold Mayer Dies After Week Long Illness in Chicago
Leopold Mayer, a retired private banker of Chicago, dies at his residence after a weeklong illness of heart disease. Mayer, born in Abenheim, is survived by relatives and was a prominent local figure in financial circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dee
Leopold Mayer
Mr. Mayer
Abenheim
Bly's Liquid Cream Balm Notice
Notice describing Bly's Liquid Cream Balm claimed to aid sufferers who cannot inhale freely due to age or other conditions. Mentions form of the liquid and an atomizer device. Includes cryptic terms and an unclear remedy description from a historical notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hai Bly
Warren
Want Column Offers Local Help and Items
The Sentinel highlights a Want column where residents list needs and available items. Readers share offers of furniture clothing tools and services, strengthening community support and reciprocal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Sentinel
Solomon’s Queen of Sheba Visits and Test of Wisdom
A lesson on the visit of the queen of Sheba to Solomon in Jerusalem. She tests his wisdom with hard questions, sees his wealth and temple, and proclaims the Lord’s blessing on Solomon. The notes discuss the broader biblical context, gifts exchanged, and the danger of pride amid great power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of
Sheba
Solomon
Jerusalem
Solombon
Israel
F. N. Peloubet
Saba
Arabia
Red Sea
Solomon Hiself
Temple
East
Market closes steady after mixed Chicago grain and hogs
December 15 in Chicago saw May wheat rise to 82 cents before easing, with declines sparked by rumors a leading long was a heavy seller in outside markets. May corn and oats firmed, pork and rib futures mixed, and cash flax and timothy steady. Butter and cheese prices held firm in dairy trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lord—Der
Ribe
N. W
S. W
Timothy
Bailey
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Summary
Chicago market for Dec 15 shows cows and steers mixed with strong hog activity. Hogs receipts 36,000 today with prices from 4.25 to 4.65 for various weights, bulk at 4.45 to 4.85. cattle steady to mixed across grades. sheep and lambs steady to strong with wethers 3.50 to 4.00 and natives 4.45 to 5.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Timothy
Oil Prices Steady Across Lima and Indiana Regions
Toledo reports oil rates on December 15 with North Lima South Lima and Indiana quoted at 1.38 per unit. The brief notes market stability across these areas without larger price shifts or additional commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
North
Lima
Indiana
Fort Wayne Markets Prices for Wheat, Hogs, and Produce
Fort Wayne markets report mixed prices across grains livestock and produce. Wheat and corn values are listed alongside hog and cattle on foot prices, with city hay, butter, lard, apples onions and poultry priced per standard measures.
Local Telephone Company Seeks to Sell Surplus Sets
The Home Telephone companies are changing their system and have secured their old telephones. They offer them at 3.50 each. The Edmunds Eleg Con Co advertises at 1019 Calhoun St with telephone number 268.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Telephone
THE
Edmunds
CON. CO
Calhoun St
Special Offer at International Business College Opens January
The International Business College announces a special offer for students who enroll on or before its January opening. The incentive aims to attract early applicants and boost initial enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
International Business College
Ladies of the Catholic Benevolent League Form New Council
The new council of Ladies of the Catholic Benevolent League of Indians held a meeting at St. Mary's School hall Monday evening, selected the first and third Thursday evenings of each month for meetings, and adopted the name St. Elizabeth's Council No. 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Ladies of the Catholic Benevolent League of Indians
St. Mary's School Hall
Bt. Elizabeth’s
Council Mo
Webber
Changslio i
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Gurna Gannon
Jones St
Ktroit
Mich
Uncle Sam
Savings Bank
Ibey Wytt
Trmmall Way
Vaey
Citizens’ Trust CO
Clinton and
Berry
Fattack
Ers
J. C. Heller
E. Berry
Country
ROYAL
Han
Loca
Young Americas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!