Conductor Countryman Traces Wife to Bellefontaine Affair
George Countryman a Lake Erie and Western conductor reports his wife living with H. T. Knickerbocker in Bellefontaine Ohio. Countryman notified Superintendent Liggett after she deserted him and followed rumors of infidelity while they had lived in Jackson Michigan and Detroit. She reportedly joined Knickerbocker then traveled to Illinois before returning to Bellefontaine.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
George Countryman
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
North Harrison Street
H. T. Knickerbocker
E.,etcry
Countryman
Ligratt
Belmfontaine
Jackton
Mich
Knickerbocker Ware
Pha
Ara Wan
Intryman
Knickerbocker
Countryziain Sleo
Munois
Liggett
New Church Edifice Plans Discussed by Congregations
Rev Beary H Jiganell new pastor of Wingie Street M E church reports unusually large Sunday attendance. Board votes to consider building a new edifice or remodeling the existing structure with a committee named for January 2 report. Wayne Street congregation also weighing a new building or remodeling the present church.
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Sisco
John M Mies
John W. Sale
Khim
C. H. Jenners
H.C. Schrader
Homer
Berry Street
Wayne Street
Broadway
Church plans and local incidents loom in Wayne area
A Wayne street church faces decisions on relocating near Calhoun street with a large modern building possible for its 650 members. Reports describe a gas furnace incident causing sickness among staff at Scheusmann Klaehn’s store, due to blocked pipe fumes. A wedding in West Wayne area ties Bertha Kelsey to Delbert Edmunds with a festive reception. Indiana liquor law cases, including Nicholson challenges, head to the state supreme court with briefs prepared by February.
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Wayne
Calhoun Street
Indiana
Supreme Court of
Ketcham
Zaps
Dinnin
Marion County
Democratic convention timing and Fort Wayne choice debated
Political gossip notes discuss early Democratic congressional convention timing for the district and possible Fort Wayne venue. Delegates favor May or early June with Fort Wayne the preferred site. Kendallville also considered.
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State Central Committee
Fort Wayne
Toure
Kendallville
Thomas R Marshall
Columbia City
Thad
Marshall
Congress
Gsid
Mudh
James A. Barnes
Auburn Courier
Allen County
Col
LB McDonald
Whitley
Parker
Kendalmlin
Republican Party
Death notices in Chicago area include Douglass Taylor of Berry Street
Douglass Taylor, a lending heat estate dealer of Chicago, died Wednesday at his sister-in-law Mrs James Smiths residence 114 West Berry Street after a lingering kidney illness. He was about fifty born in New England married in Chicago to Olive Green with no children. He leaves a wife and many friends in the city. Additionally Mrs Mary Heany of 8 Van Buren Street died suddenly of asthma aged fifty eight, leaving two sons Frank and Isaac. funeral at St Pauls Catholic Church. Maria Reiter died Thursday at Henry Bubiman's Baker Street home of asthma aged sixty two. funeral at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Eugenes Lalow aged twenty son of Augusta Lalow of Eel River township died Tuesday night of fever. funeral at St Vincent Catholic Church Academie.
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Bertha Kelsey
Delbert Edmunds
Peter Quicksell
Bennett
Wayne Street Methodist Church
William Kelsey
Columbia City
Ming Sid Valentine
Muncie
7.M. Sipple
Richmond
Ind
F. Roseman
Douglass ’. Taylor
James Smith
Weat Berry Street
Taylor
Chicago
New England
Wea
Misa Olive Green
Irene
Ewing
Mary Heany
van Buren St
Frank
Isaac
Hollan Bros
St.’ Paul's” Catholic
Maria Reiter
Henry
Bubiman
Baker Street
Emanuel's Lutheran Church
Lalow
Eugenes Lalow
Augusta Lalow
Eel River Township
St Vincent's Catholic Church
Academie
Milk Wagon Collides Wrecks Streetcar Track
A milk wagon driven by Jamon Gillies was struck at the West Jefferson and Jackson streets intersection. The wagon overturned into a ditch spilling milk while Gillies and the horse were uninjured. Nearby incidents include a boy injured on Montgomery Street and a sleigh accident on Gey Street. The boy, about ten, suffered a brain concussion. Dr. Rosenthal attends. Mrs. Dr. Myers broke a wrist when a sleigh toppled on West DeWald Street. Reports also note an exciting episode where Dr. Rosa was dragged by a shattered sleigh shaft but escaped unharmed. The cable from Carstows denies Rhodes involvement in a South Africa movement. Senator Turpie plans a pension increase bill for disabled veterans.
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Thia
Albert Furthmiller
Hanna Street
Montgomery Street
Rosenthal
George A. Rosa
West DeWald Street
Tathe
Ross
W. H. Myers
Gey Street
Gisa
Quick Turn
James Gillie
Weet Jefferson and
Jackson Streets
Gillie
Venezuelan frontier tensions prompt US House debate
Reports from Caracas describe British police sent to guard disputed frontier posts near British Guiana. Venezuelan officials urge prudence while bracing for possible clashes as Parliament in Washington debates whether Britain is reinforcing territories claimed by Venezuela.
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New York
Herald
Caracas
Venezuela
England
United States
Great Britain
Maxim Pune
Chamberlain
Barcelona
Bermudesa
Wasaixeron
Associated Press
House
Livingston
Georgia
House of
Senate
Biltian
Boutelle
Maine
Committee On Foreign Affairs
I Mesange
Cory
Gies Bree
Barat
Superior’ Court
EC. Lewis
Tadge McGregor
George Cory
Eugene Fry
Fry
Pneumatic Harness and Early Inflatable Horse Collars
A historical survey traces pneumatic collars, saddle pads, and inflatable horse gear from 1836 to 1892. It notes patent progress in inflatable neck collars, air sacks in leather covers, and innovations to prevent overinflation, puncture, and wear, with later designs enabling adjustable frames and multiple cushions.
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Harmness Gazette
Rich Goldfields Report Spark Mining Boom
News from a remote gold belt between South Boulder Creek and Magnolia shows extensive quartz veins yielding gold fragments. Prospectors number around 500 working day and night, with Capetrike valued near 100000 and sacks of ore sent to sampling works.
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Rovian
Boulder Creek
Magnolis
Frank D. Baker
Walker
White - Brothers
Jabéub
Ballarat
Jamestown
Hill
Sunshine
Sainy
Magnolia
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Fayen
Wayne ‘Street
Methodists
Red Seacamane
Kincho
Denty
Scheusmann & Klaehn
West Main Street
Henry W. Zumtro
Fred Scheumann
Zumbro
Zambro
Nicholson Law Gases
Leas Buell
Ridgeville
Golden & Patterson
Leaders of Fashion
Court House
Uatil
Cans Hunter
Ancessior
Stellhorn
Ferguson
Oakiey
Lsat
Kley
William Genke
Didate
Hind
Gemke
Democrata
Henry A. Wend
E. H. McDonald
Douglass
Jamon Gillies
London
Cecil Rhodes
Cava
South Africa
Hse
Carstows
Rhodes
Secretart
Wasnixoton
Turpie
Colonial’ Police
Ganra
Iz Bermudexe
Henry Short
West Main Atraat
G. Caillonette
Beaversville
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Dreier & Bro
Kackien
Droier
Ialesa
Hors World
Poland-China Low
Prairie Belt
Shropshire
Moulion
Ted
Peepardd
Iwonuki
Riley i
Ontario
Dan Taylor
Mills Brook
Jersey
Exas
Wasioxcros
Hatch
Lake Michigan
Committee On Railroads and Canals
Andians
Conpreaa
New Raven News
F ‘Whiteleather
Maud
Beecham
B. F. Allen Co
Street
Nua
Thetor
Dethe SY
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Colorado
Dette
James Brown
Snowrer
Kesler
Albion
Jobn
Abe Suialley
Tyro
Deeperadoes
Oitisena
Allegan
County
Michigan
Brown
Famnen-Brow
Lake Shore
United States Express
Bear Kessler
Swift
Fort Rosixsoy
Neb
D.C
Thomas H. McKee
Logansport
Extra
N. York
Harris
Mis States Cupiéine Court
Tomaty
Mra Dimtalck
Gethosmene
Boon
Ce Fas Almort
Louisville
Tareson B. Amt
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