Death comes to Cardinal Manning after long illness
Cardinal Henry Edward Manning dies after a week of decline in London. He suffered bronchitis and lung congestion before fading, dying at 8 am with last rites given. Manning, born 1808, shaped as a Protestant then Catholic church leader and reformer, long advocated temperance and social issues in Britain. The report notes 19th century church figures Cardinal Simeo and Cardinal Wiseman context and mentions Ireland’s Archbishop traveling to Liege for a conference.
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Lan
Henry Edward Manning
Cardinal Manning
Andrew Clarke
Henry Exward
Homan Church
Westminster
Fotteridge
Nlettefordshire
London
Cardinal
Yarrow
Balliol College
Oxford
Morton College
University of Oxford
Livingston and Gruffigham
Sussex
Leicester
Inds
Bayswater
Oblates of
St. Charles Borromo
Rome
Archdiocese of
Cardinal Wiseman
Manning
Pius IX
Andrew
Gregory
Ife
Vatican
St. Paui
Minn
Ireland
New York
Liege
Belgium
Simeo
Mimion
Infant body found in Ottawa gutter sparks murder case
Ottawa Illinois reports a newborn girl was discarded by Margaret Whitney who confessed to giving birth that morning and throwing the infant into the street. Margaret, in poor condition, and Widow Whitney were arrested as the investigation traced a bloody path from the gutter to the old Vette house. Barry Wright is suspected as having fled, while Margaret’s statement shifted blame.
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Ottawa
Dunn
East Superior Street
Vette House
Whitney
Margaret
County Asylum
Barry Wright
Death of Duke of Clarence Ends Royal Heir’s Life
News arrives that Prince Albert Victor Christian Edward Duke of Clarence and Avondale died after a night of illness. Queen Victoria learned of the loss at Osborne and sent condolences to the Prince and Princess of Wales. The bell of St Paul’s tolled as the city learned the heir to the throne is gone. He was born January 8 1864 and titled Duke of Clarence and Avondale in 1879.
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Lospos
Dan
Duke of Clarence
United Press
Sandringham
Queen Victoria
Osborne
Prince and Princess of Wales
London
St. Paul's
Prince Albert Victor Christian Edward
Duke of
Pittsburg Limited No 9 Plows Into Street Car in Chicago
A Chicago Forty-seventh street crossing disaster on the Chicago- Pittsburg and Fort Wayne line killed two street car passengers and injured thirteen. The No 9 limited struck a Chicago Street Railway horse car amid a complex track network. Blame centered on crossing keeper OH L Albrecht street car conductor Joseph Flannigan and driver Michael who reportedly failed to ensure tracks were clear. Police arrested the crossing keeper and conductor. the driver is said to be in hiding. Nearby residents rushed to aid, a saloon became a temporary hospital, and one woman was found killed at the pilot far from the cap. The incident occurred January 16 with the driver speeding at about forty miles per hour.
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Forty-seventh Street
Chicago- Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago Street Railway Company
OH. L. Albrecht
Jos. Flannigan
Michael
Albrecht
Craigin
Court grants habeas corpus for Ashforth in piracy of funds
The Court of Queen's Bench grants a decree nisi calling on the treasury Bow Street police court and President Lincoln to show cause why a writ of habeas corpus should not issue for Joseph J. Ashforth an Englishman born charged with absconding from Brooklyn New York with funds of the Royal Arcanum Building and Loan Association. The decree allows fuller argument on extradition rights as Ashforth's counsel claims no sufficient evidence. The Firemen's Insurance Company of Dayton Ohio announces retirement from business transferring all policies liabilities and goodwill to National Fire Insurance Company Hartford Conn. Samuel Craighead president.
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Loxpex
Jan
Court of Queen’s Bench
Treasury
Bow Street
United States
Lincoln
Joseph J. Ashforth
Ashforth
Brooklyn
N. Y
Royal Arcanum Building and Loan Association
Nisi
Firemans Insurance Company
Dayton
Ohio
Firemen’s Insurance Company of
National Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
Frremen's
Samuel Craighead
Ex-President joins Joe Jefferson in hunting trip
Ex-President Meveland passed through Arrasta Georgia last night en route to join Joe Jefferson for a hunting and fishing expedition. He was bound for the comedian's plantation in Louisiana.
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Joe Jefferson
Arrasta
Dan
Meveland
Cleveland
Louisiana
Will It Be War Bello Chilean Crisis Brews In Offing
Washington dispatch warns war may erupt over Chile after cabinet meeting revealed strong anti US sentiment in Valparaiso and among other consuls. President plans a tough message to Congress, with naval mobilization and recruitment boosts under way as Chile delays apology and indemnity.
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Washington
United States
Chili
McCreary
Valparaiso
Ils. Meary
Tie
Egan
Crise
Herbert
Tracy
San Francisco
Navy Department
Valpari
New York
Schofield
Montt
Herald
Chile
Baltimore
Blaine
Congress
Carlsle
Quinn in drunken shooting claim leads to Snyder homicide
Brvaneta January 16. Thanas Quinn, in an intoxicated state, entered Prosecutor Marshs office and claimed he just killed Mrs. Snyder at 711 Washington Ave. He was detained and Marsh summoned an officer. they went to the house where Mrs. Snyder lay shot in the head and chest. An ambulance...
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Brvaneta
Thanas Quinn
Marsh
Snyder
Washington Avenue
Quinn
Jiams Wins His Suit In Bank Stock Case
Terre Haute Jan 18 After a twelve days trial the jury found for the defense in the bank stock suit Finmin Nippert v W P Jiams. Nippert claimed Jiams sold him 20000 dollars worth of First National Bank of Indianapolis stock before the bank failed. Jiams a bank director denied fraud and the jury deliberated ten minutes. Ex Congressmen and witnesses named include John E Lamb and W Voorhees.
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Terre Havre
Finmin Nippert
W. P. Jiams
Nippert
Tjams
First National Bank of Indianapolis
Ijams
John E. Lamb
Senator Voorhees
Jams
W. IT. English
Augustus D. Lynch
Ijjams
Axtell
Walter A. Wood Dies Inventor of Harvesting Machines
Walter A Wood, noted inventor and manufacturer of harvesting machines, died Friday at his home in Houstek Fants New York. He earned honors from European crowns for service to humanity and served two terms as a U S congressman. Also in Indiana obituaries Judge Nelson R Keyes, 42, died in Coucuars. Rockport banker T B Vardy, 55, a major grain dealer, died in Rockport.
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Houstek Fants
N. Y
Walter A. Wood
Tie
Europe
Congress
Coucuars
Ind
Nelson KR. Keyes
Ninth
Brown
Bartholomew
Rockport
Jan
T. BR. Vardy
Rockport Bank
Indiana
Resting Place of Long Missing Heir Found
In Briverroort Connecticut Dan 1 8 six years ago Henry M Griswold son of a wealthy local family vanished after his father died leaving a quarter of the estate to him. Relatives traced a clue to Langley St C where the body lay in an obscure grave five years. It was exhumed identified and shipped home to enable distribution of the elder Griswold estate valued around $60 000.
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Henry M. Griswold
Griswold
Langley
St. C
Chiswold
Eliza
Justice France
Constabe Baghy
John Vining
la Grip
S. R. Alden
Katherine Tezes
Sophia Stellhorn
Dienst Dodgone
Frederick Boegel
Elizabeth Workman
John Rettig
C. Schaaf
St. John’s
Wim. &. Robinson
James Johnson
John Shepler
Cora Laurence
Alexander Selletter
Mary Vogel
Montauk Navy Yard Gears Up For Service
League Island yard resumes activity after years of idleness as the Montauk is readied for sea in three weeks with a faster option in a week if needed. The Nahant and Jason can follow similarly, amid navy department orders tied to Chilean tensions.
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Poiapoloma
Jan. Ps
League Island Navy Yard
Washington
Montauk
Coghlan
League Island
Nahant
Jason
Navy Department
Though Much Stronger He Is Still Too Weak to Preside in the House
Wasuxetos Jan 16 Though Speaker Crisp improves his physician forbids Monday attendance. the house will continue under Speaker Pro tem McMillin. Crisp showed better strength and answered letters but no date is set for resuming duties.
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Wasuxetos
Speaker Crisp
House
Protem McMillin
Crisp
Wealthy farmer and Miss Fanning wed in village ceremony
In a village marriage, sixty seven year old farmer Riddings near White Tall TL married Miss Dulin Fanning twenty seven. The marriage contract grants the bride ownership of a 830,000 good a policy for 86,000 on Riddings life. Riddings recently gave his son and three daughters each 15,000, disposing of the fortune.
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Parwyer
Dan
Crazy Woman Makes Her God on the Tee in Lake Wichitan
Mrs. Mary Simpson, described as temporarily insane, was found frozen to death on Lake Michigan near the street after disrobing and lying on the ice. The incident occurred Saturday evening as authorities investigate the bizarre scene.
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Lake Wichitan
Cineaco
Jan. TS
Mary Simpson
Lake Michigan
Thie Street
War Fears Rise as Chilean Fleet Heads for Magellan Straits
Washington to Valparaiso reports indicate Chile plans a bold move toward the Straits of Magellan with a squadron including the Esmarelda Almirante Cochrane Pinto and Conell. Admiral Walker prepares for possible engagement aboard the Chicago as U S readiness at the navy department grows amid rumors of Yorktown firing and heightened tensions between the United States and Chile.
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Tong Patel
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Valparaiso
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Montevideo
Republican County Committees Face Scrutiny in Indiana
In Indiana, Republicans met across counties last Saturday to elect chairmen for county committees. Weakened by Blaine versus Clarkson factions, a party meeting in Indianapolis on January 28 aimed to organize a new state central committee. At Muncie, George W. Cromer hinted the Blaine camp. John C. Eiley lost to Harrison supporters amid a heated vote. In Jefferson, local wrangles reflected the broader intra party clash.
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Republican State Central Committee
Indianapolis
Blaine
Clarkson
Muncie
Chatrina
John C. Eiley
Clarrison Claumnipion
Geeorge W. Cromer
A Lion's Jealousy Kills Bride in Northwest Ranch
A tame cub lion on Mexican immigrant Lopez's ranch killed his wife after growing hostile to her and escaped into the woods. Lopez, distraught, had planned to sell the animal before the tragedy, and neighbors report the man descended into madness after the incident.
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Sipven City
Dan
Suan Lopez
Lopez
Lopes
Lope
Indianapolis Democrats Aim for National Convention Bid
A Indianapolis Commercial Club delegation arrived to secure the next national Democratic convention for the city. The party, including Morse Brown Lamb Voorhees Hawkins Shanklin Jewett Fortune and others, organized a headquarters at the Arlington. The executives planned the lineup and assign tasks, with meetings to continue tonight.
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Commercial Club
Indianapolis
E. Morse
United States
Edward Hawkins
Geo. W. Shanklin
Evansville Courier
Chapin G. Foster
W. Peele
John C. Nelson
Chas. Ib. Jowett
William Fortune
Arlington
Holman and
Parrett
Martin
Cooper
McClellan
Sheering
Taggart
Bynum
Fortune
Morss
Erwin
Sullivan
John EB. Lamb
Wilk Fortune
Man Who Maimed Muller in Alleycase at Tombs Court
Henry Dowd known as Jack the Slasher was arraigned in the Tombs police court before Justice Duffy charged with cutting the throat of William Muller near 90 James Street. Dowd pleaded self defense claiming Muller pushed him. held without bail for examination Thursday. Dowd, 38, hails from Liverpool. Dowd’s brother and others connected to the case were mentioned. officials report multiple clergy and charity figures already ill with grip.
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Dan
Henry Dowd
Jack the Slasher
Tombs
Justice Duffy
Jaumes Street
Dowd
Mutter
Muller
Justice Daly
Liverpool
Hheney
Flatbush
Fred Hado
Ridgewater
Tim Andoon
Tre Kaven
Awas
Justice Dishy
Jim
Commissioner of Charities
Law Upheld in Evansville Tax Increase Dispute
Judge Richardson sustained the Indiana Tax Commissions 20 percent city assessment raise for Evansville and refused an injunction blocking the new valuation. The case centers on unequal township taxation within Digeon township and a statewide scale dispute over property values.
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Digeon
Evansville
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Hunters finally kill two California pumas in Ohio
Two massive pumas near Leipsic Ohio were hunted to death after a dramatic pursuit. A female six feet eight inches long and a male seven feet three inches were shot in a swampy cave. The carcasses were taken to Cincinnati as residents recall a legendary chase with traps, torches, and rapid gunfire.
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Leipsic
Ohio
Cincinnati
Milt Stanley
Henry Wolfe
Tiffin
Mose
Coats
Baughman
Alf Rhoades
Palmer Township
Black Swamp
Feared Boar Goes Wild at Maysville Road Farm
Infuriated boar at Ten A. H. Hamilton’s farm attacked horses cattle and hogs on Friday afternoon. The herd huddled in a corner as the animal struck repeatedly. Keeper Snyder chased the beast away but could not kill it. The boar will be dispatched Friday. A valuable colt and several cows suffered severe injuries. Dr. H. A. Read assessed wounded animals for survival.
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A. H. Hamilton
Maysville Road
Mr. Snyder
H. A. Read
Rev Northrop Urges Heart Over Hypocrisy at AOUW Memorial
Rev Northrop preached a Memorial sermon to AOUW lodges at the Baptist tabernacle urging kindness over hypocrisy. He urged words of encouragement to workers facing storms and led a collection for a blind student in Louisville. The Tracy family near Arcola is afflicted with grippe.
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Morning Gazette
A. Northrop
Baptist Tabernacle
Mr. North
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Tlantington
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Richmond Insane Asylum
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Cieciromender
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Alien County
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Indiana State Union
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Chauncey M. Cond
Oberlin
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