Bishop McCabe Dies After Stroke in New York
New York. December 19. Bishop Charles C. McCabe of the Methodist Episcopal Church died at 5 AM in a New York hospital. He was stricken with apoplexy while passing through the city on his way home to Philadelphia. Born October 11, 1836 in Athens Ohio, he served as a Civil War chaplain and was once imprisoned at Libby Prison. He was widely known as Chaplain McCabe even after becoming a bishop in 1896.
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New York
Charles Co. McCabe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Bishop McCabe
Athens
Ohio
Libby
Richmond
Deaths Mrs Louisa Berning of Fort Wayne at 63
Mrs Louisa Berning wife of Conrad Berning died at 4 PM Tuesday at 1212 Liberty street Fort Wayne after a yearlong decline. Born in Friedheim Adams county she married in 1865 in Fort Wayne and lived here forty years. Survived by husband five children Doris Louise Minnie Conrad Herman, four grandchildren five brothers two sisters and a sister Martha Miller preceded in death.
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Louisa Berning
Conrad Berning
Liberty Street
Berning
Friedheim
Adams County
Sihler
Fort Wayne
Doris
Louise
Minnie Berning
Conrad
Herman Berning
Henry Doehrman
Frederick Doehrman
Minnesota
Conrad Doehrman
William Doehrman
Charles Doehrman
Northern Indiana News and Gossip Highlights Local Events
Rome City resident J Repine died suddenly at breakfast. Union revival services at Albion led to about two hundred conversions. Marion doctors prepare list of nonpayers who may avoid future calls. George Morgan to begin law practice after county clerk term. Interurban rail planned between Lagrange and Mongo boosting connections. Elijah Havs, Warsaw resident, dies at home for the aged. Electric lighting plant accident at Akron kills Thomas Gast and injures James Thrush. McGrew murder jurors allowed church attendance. Huntington man investigates his brother's death at Enid, Oklahoma. Wells County first marriage license issued 1837. next not until 1888. Cash stolen from Decatur Express truck. Harley Baum under arrest. John Schafer injured during butchering at Elk Hart farm.
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J. ©. Repine
Rome
Albion
Fenwick Reed
Marion
George Morgan
Lagrange County
Lagrange
Mongo
Ellijah Havs
Warsaw
Invanston
Bolief
Akron
Fulton County
Thomas Gast
James Thrush
McGrew
Angola
Christian Church
William Bronstein
Huntington
Peter Bronstein
Enid
Okla
Fort Wayne
Plessinger
Bluffton
Wells County
John McCullick
Leona Thompson
Clover Leaf
Decatur
Harley Baum
Baum
Rome Faces Anti Vatican Demonstrations As France Crisis Deepens
Extremist groups in Rome protest Vatican ties to France crisis and urge cards at the French embassy. Troops guard the Vatican and Farnese Plaza amid clashes, arrests, and a night of tense anti clerical demonstrations led by radicals and deputies. The government seeks to prevent siding with France while protecting the pope and Vatican institutions.
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Rome
Vatican
France
Farnese Palace
Nolice
Plaza Farnese
Reab
Farnase Palace
Chamber of Deputies
Prince Borghese
M Touten
Catholics Answer Call to Mass Across Paris in Dawn Prayers
Paris reports an orderly dawn mass response as Catholics crowded doorstep side portals, despite law restrictions. Clergy and parishioners faced formal charges in some churches while others held services under 1881 law. Police watched outside and inside to document attendees and priests.
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Paris
Associated Press
Notre Dame Des Victoires
St. Germain D’auxerrois
St. Bartholomew
St. Roch
St. Augustine
St. Jean de L'Evangile
St. Blaise de Charonne
Pere la Chaise
Oil magnate threatened in New York letter
H. H. Rogers of Standard Oil received a Sunday letter from a writer calling himself a trader and broker who lost on St. Paul stock. He threatens to kill Mr. Rogers. Rogers’ Lower Broadway offices were guarded by police detectives, though Rogers said he had not bothered police about the matter.
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New York
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
St. Paul
Rogers
Lower Broadway
Wanted help and notices clutter in Harrison Street ad
Classified items show a watch repair request at 1602 North Harrison Street, a farm hands and attendants ad for Indiana School for Feeble-M minded Youth, real estate bulletin promotions by Fitch & Sons, lost policy recovery request for Penn Mutual Life Insurance, and a reclaim notice for a duplicate issued to George Fowler.
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North Harrison St
A. EB. Carroll
Indiana School For
Fitch & Sons
Tememer
Monroe W. Fitch & Sons
Opp P.O
Penn’ Mutual Life Insurance Company
George
Fowler
Vatican conference on France drives clergy rift
Monsignor Montagnini met with Papal Secretary Merry Del Val and other officials at the Vatican after arriving in Rome to present a report on the Paris nunciature seizure. He warned the French government would not easily change its stance, and noted divisions among French clergy over the Vatican’s anti secularization aims.
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Vatican
Cardinal Merry del Val
St. Peter’s
Pope
M. Barrere
Italy
France
Paris
Mer
Montagnini
Stock Exchange
Vaticans
Mgr. Montagnini
St. Blaise de Charonne
Chalons
Renaudin
Monsignor
Rome
Monsignor Montagnini
Merry del Val
Della Chiesa
Gasparri
Monsignor Montagnant
Monsignor Montagnint
France Denounces French Government Over Church Suppression
In Boston, Coadjutor Archbishop William H. O Connell denounces the French government for oppressing the Roman Catholic church during a lecture by Monsignor John S. Vaughan. He condemns the action as tyranny and calls on Catholics worldwide to stand with France’s faithful.
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Boston
William H. O’connell
Catholic Union
John S. Vaughan
London
O'Connell
America
France
Carnegie argues wealth should be divided after death
In New York Andrew Carnegie urged that vast fortunes be practically confiscated by the government for the people’s benefit after death. He said wealth is created by the people, not the magnates, and endorsed a heavy inheritance tax while opposing an income tax.
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Carnegie
Gladstone
Mr. Guthrie
Adam Smith
Harlem
Manhattan
Civic Federation
New York
Andrew Carnegie
National Civic Federation
M. E. Ingalls
Fort Wayne Firms Attract Manufacturing Expansion
The Commercial Improvement company is negotiating over sites for several new manufacturing plants in Fort Wayne. Reportedly an option has been placed with a major Chicago firm to buy the former Clark Fixture and Show Case company building.
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Fort Wayne
Chicago
Clark Fixture and Show Case Company
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D. Johnson
A. Henning
Harry Ryan
Henry Grabner
NOUSE
Ieee
August Meyers
Charles H. Moore
Power House
Trustee Water Works
A. J. Roussey
Sutvoyod
F. Gehrke
Willliam Schoenfeld
Court House
Charles W. Sanders
County Auditor's Office
Wagner Drug Store
Joseph Ll. Taney
M. J. Taney
J. P
Swearing Road
Vicevets
Strupson Equipment Co
L. J. Libbing
Karn Bros
County Farm
Paul E. Wolf
Foster Furniture Co
John Gebhart
UK Ab Ae Co
Fort Wayne Oil and Supply Co
J. B. O'Rourke
Baphurtae
George I. Ashley
Werling Ditch
George L. Ashley
George H. Krudop
Henry Hoevel
C. Schlaudroff
George A. Clapsattle
Lapp
Pris- Omeys Wc
Seeeeeenee Sma Valorts
White Fruit House
D. Ll. Beaber
Fort Wayne Paper & Blank Book Co
Fort Wayne Paper & Blank Book Coa
Township Assessor
David Spindler
John Ehle
Joe Demoney
Harry Forbing
A. M. Dawson
George Koehlinger
George Limbrook
William Hobbs
Wolf & Wdessauer
Wolf & Dessauer
Fort Wayne Sentinel
1850 News Publishing Co
News Publishing Co
Cree News Publishing Co
Journal Co
A. Hattersley & Song
Repairs County Asylum
A. Hattersley & Sons
Ben Ees
Dora B. Grice
Jesse Grice
Shertstan
Poor Farm
Venire Superior Court
Thomas Turflinger
Cash Advance County Farm
Cornelius Gearin
Wayne Township
State of
Allen County
J. J. Smith
Said County
Commissioners’ Court
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