Lowry White Twelfth District election contested before committee
Washington Jan 18 20 21 reports describe the house committee on elections reviewing the Lowry White contest from Indiana Fort Wayne district. Attorneys for White seek extended debate while Lowry's side contests the memorial. multiple witnesses discuss naturalization records and White’s citizenship. Decisions expected as the committee nears a verdict.
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House Committee On Elections
Lowry-White
Fort Wayne
Wm. H. Calkina
Indianapolis
van Manning
Captain White
Mesars. Hunter and Chandler
Joseph E. McDonald
Lowry
General Hunter
Army
White
Hunter
Capt. White
War Department
Calkins
Major Calkins
Alien County
Holman
United States
Indiana
McDonald
McDriffie-Davigan
White-Lowry
Washington
Committee On Elections
House
Lowry- White
Fort Wayne Ind
Congress
Star Prirta
House of Representatives
Indianapolis Journal
House Elections Committee Holds Indiana Contention Under Advisement
Washington January 21 The house committee on elections holds under advisement the Indiana content of Lowry versus White.
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Washigton
D. C
House Committee On Elections
Indiana
Lowry Vs. White
Law and Order Wins In Havre City Council Clash
A seven minute meeting replaced the police committee with a new panel to enforce the ban on gambling and to close saloons by 11. Mayor assigns Preston Hint and Fuhr to enforce the order amid law and order jubilation. The item mentions Henry Leininger’s third penitentiary term and Fort Wayne ex‑police pursuit coverage.
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Tynne Havre
Ind
Preston
Hint
Fuhr
Henry Leininger
Michigan City Dispatch
Peter Owens
Henry Helmkamp
Fort Wayne
Train Robbers Foiled Near Cooleys Lake Missouri
On January 19 a Wabash Western express train was attacked near Cooley's Lake, east of Kansas City. Armed robbers fired as a posse pursued, with two men reportedly captured at Moberly and one killed. The robbers, described as Missouri farmers, include a former James gang member.
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St. Louis
Cooley’s Lake
Kansas City
Moberly
Missouri City
James
Blizzard Claims Multiple Iowa Victims and Cattle
The January blizzard on the prairies near Cresuaque and Marathon Iowa killed two Manchester brothers aged fifteen and seventeen while they tended water for cattle. John Olney was found frozen in a snow drift. May Henning and a twelve year old boy were rescued after a night in the storm with severe frostbite. the girl saved the boy by wrapping him in the only blanket available.
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Cresuaquee
Byron Cleveland
Manchester
Delaware County
John Olney
Marathon
Mies May Henning
Julius
Gideon Hill Claims Heirship to 3000 Acres in Ohio Madison
Gideon Hill of Greene County Ohio announces he may inherit a half interest in 3000 acres across Clark and Madison counties. He cites a grandfather John Payton with a 1000 acre patent near Staunton dating to John Quincy Adams era, plus a Virginia will to heirs in Louisiana county. He plans to pursue legal inquiry in Washington Ohio.
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Washineton
Staunton
John Payton
Hill
Louis County
Virginia
Madison County
London
Fugitive Cassibone Suspect Arrested in Cassibone Case
In Masseryville Ross county a man named Isaac Brown was jailed as a possible Richard Cassibone fugitive from a 30 year old manslaughter case in Dresden. Hyde’s brother led to the arrest seeking to identify the escaped canal boatman who killed William Hyde after interfering with his wife.
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Zanesvitnz
Richard Cassibone
Dresden
This County
William Hyde
Hyde
Cassibone
Isaac Brown
Masseryville
Ross County
Tris of Cora Lee in Uxoricide Case in Spimerirup
The circuit court in Spimerirup Missouri resumed the trial of Cora Lee, wife of George E. Graham, charged with murder in the first degree for aiding his bigamous husband in killing his wife Sarah Graham. Emma Molloy, an evangelist, arrives as an accessory after the fact. Lee is foster daughter to Molloy.
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Spimerirup
Cora Lee
George E. Graham
Sarah Graham
Emma Molloy
Washington Territory
Raid on Warsaw gamblers nets forty two arrests in days
A multi day raid in Warsaw has resulted in 42 arrests and fines over five days. Fines are consistently 25 dollars with one 940 dollar item, totaling 34.40 dollars per case. Arrestees span all social strata from toughs to retired capitalists, including businessmen and church pillars, but not clergy.
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Warsaw
Ohio Man Dies by Own Action at Sanford Florida
Sam J. Nirdlinger of Toledo committed suicide by leaping from a railroad dock into Lake Monroe in Sanford Florida yesterday. His body was found this morning and embalmed for return home. He was short of funds and had begged for money, but none arrived. A $75 remittance from home reached him only after his death.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Sam J. Nirdlinger
Toledo
Ohio
Sanford
Lake Monroe
Trrrin
Heidelberg College
Mob of Caldwell lynchers break jail to attack Mexican prisoners
A Caldwell report says a mob entered the jail at night seeking to lynch three Mexicans accused of killing Planter Al ford. Pazo confessed. In a vault cell the mob forced a Black jailer to eject the prisoners one by one. after a brutal struggle Pazo and another Mexican were shot and the mob withdrew.
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Galveston
Caldwell
Planter Alford
Pazo
California heir returns to claim family farm value 37500
John McInip, who left Caxter thirty five years ago and was presumed dead, returns from California to claim a farm valued at 37500 as his heir. He then presents the farm to his brother after discovering his rightful inheritance.
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Caxter
John McLnip
California
West
Motowan gas well flow shocks Canonsburg market
Pirrssura Pa January 21 The report that the Motowan gas well at Canonsburg Pennsylvania was flowing at the rate of forty barrels an hour caused a break in the oil market of four cents this after noon It closed at ninety cents.
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Canonsburg
Imprisoned Irish M P O'Brien Walks Free
Wm O'Brien M P and editor of the United Ireland, held in Tullamore jail since October 31, was released today and cheered by a large crowd. Father Matthew Ryan, jailed at Limerick for inciting illegal acts, was freed Wednesday amid 10,000 supporters. Police and troops kept order as crowds gathered in the Irish town. The report also notes brief European items from Venice Spain and London regarding monarchy and Morocco expedition, plus other foreign dispatches.
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Sheriffa
London
Venice
Don Carlos
Spain
Tiia
Morocco
Lonpox
China
Hoang- Ho
Pesta
Peaster Lloyd
Russia
Marks Milanoff
Dusuin
W. J. Lana
Cork County
St. Perenssura
M. Flodoroff
Navoe-Vremya
Herr Vilaume
Legation
Death toll from Dakota blizzard overruns estimates
Judge J F Kinney reports Dakota losses may exceed 1000 with Bon Homme County alone listing 160 dead and nine teen bodies at a single Bon Homme depot. Minneapolis reports record cold with thermometers at 48 below and 40 below in the morning.
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Nestaska City
J. F. Kinney
Yankton
Bonhomme
Hutchinson
Lincoln
Beadle
Spink
Wand
Ward
Minneapolis
Minn
Nebraska City
Nebraska
Kinney
Dakota
McLain
Journal
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Reverend Kennedy Learns of Kin in Blizzard Deaths
Rev. D S Kennedy received a letter detailing the deaths of his brother's wife and their son in a Dakota blizzard. The storm killed the mother in sight of her cottage as a father and four children endured freezing weather until rescue. The father survived with frozen limbs while saving the children.
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The
Dakota
D.S. Kennedy
Third Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Cak
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Worse Than A Mormon Man Elopes Across States
Ben Burton the bigamy defendant who had married five women and eloped with two more is said to be in Birmingham. A woman who left him in Atlanta returned to the city calling him the worst marryingist she ever knew. They avoided railroads and rested at a farmer’s house near Edwardsville Alabama before possibly moving on.
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Aruaxta
Ben Burton
Birmingham
Atlanta
Edwardsville
Ala
Burton
Wicutta
Kan
Peter Peterson
Clearwater
Boston
American Board of Foreign Missions
Mardin
Turkey
Adana
NasxyIuze
Tenn
Oliver Milsom
Theatre Vendome
Masonic Hall
Milsom
Croorsnatt
Wm. Howard Douglass
The
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Grand Lodge of the United States
Shes
Cincinnati
Grandma Garfield Dies at 86 in Mentor Home
Carvecano, O., Jan. 21. Grandma Garfield mother of the late President James A. Garfield died at 6 o clock this morning at the home of Mrs. Garfield in Mentor. She had been in gradual decline over the past two months due to old age.
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Grandma Garfield
James A. Garfield
Garfield
Mentor
Conomecs
Addison Bybee
Indianapolis
A. M. Kanp
Ohio
New York
Britannia
Paiwapenata
Bulletin of the
American Steel Association
United States
Washington
National Board of Trade
Frederick Frasey
Philadelphia
Hamilton A. Gill
Boston
National Democratic Committee
Sutro & Newmark
HisnetTon
Thomas Lawrence Riggs
Riggs & Co
Love and flight in Lang White romance ends in summer
Pittsburg machinist E B White and Miss Aura Lang, step daughter of boiler inspector M J Grove, fled overnight to Chicago to marry but were foiled by parental objections. A later report says they escaped the home, walked through snow to the depot, and headed toward Chicago, with hopes of a lawful union.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Aura Lang
Mrs. Grove
Miss Lang
Mr. White
White Lang
Butler and
Harrison Streets
Mies Lang
Lang
Mouskegan
Mich
Wm. White
Fort Wayne
Ind
Allo. K
M Parenta
E. B. Warre
Locomotive Engineers Seek 10 Percent Wage Rise
January 19 report states engineers of the Pennsylvania system west of Pittsburgh left after talks with Manager Baldwin and General Manager McCrea. They press for a 10 percent wage increase and abolition of the double header system. An answer is expected soon with hopeful signs of progress. Rumors say yardmen and train hands on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago line may gain wagon rate increases, with potential Chicago scale changes avoiding time and half time features.
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Chicago
Prisoner Leininger Recaptured After Escape from Train
Mr. P Owens with Sheriff Viberg escorted Henry Leininger, three year burglar, toward Michigan City. Leininger leapt from a moving train near Tippecanoe station, fell unconscious, and was recaptured after the incident, remaining behind the prison barn. Owens returned with the prisoner in custody.
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P. Owens
Viberg
Michigan City
Henry Leininger
John Spaughnan
Sanborn
Tippecanoe
Leininger
Mr. Owens
Peter Owens
10 000 Hogs Loaded Despite Seasonal End
Wealthy pork packer Mr. Fred Eckert reveals he has purchased about 10 000 hogs this season. He foresees next week closing buying time and notes he can influence prices. He plans a substantial butcher supply house near his park packing plant on West Main Street and a retail outfit on Calhoun Street in spring.
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Fred Eckart
Sextmen
Eckert
Park
West Main Street
Calhoun Street
Coroner Clears Doctor Over Arcola Abortion Claim
Coroner Stelhorn completed the inquest on Celia Wingard of Arcola. Witnesses testified no pregnancy or abortion evidence was found, undermining the charge. The coroner is set to exonerate Dr Cutshaw.
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Celia Wingard
Arcola
Outshaw
Dru
Proegler
Porter
Cutshaw
Express and Short Line Train Collision In St Paul
A morning crash near the Fourth street tunnel in St Paul derailed both engines of the Northern Pacific express and Shortt Line passenger trains. Foreman Michael Flisherty was killed instantly and switchman D McGinnis was badly burned and cut. Passengers were shaken, with no other serious injuries reported.
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St. Pau
Minn
Fourth Street Tunnel
Northern Pacific Express
Michael Flisherty
Minneapolis and St. Louis
St. Paul
D. McGinnis
New Year News Briefs Including Accidents and Fires
A roundup of dispatches from January 18 to 21 reports Mrs. Logan’s persistent shoulder pain after a carriage accident. San Francisco Bridge Co. failure with liabilities of 300000 and assets 200000. sheep killed by dogs near New Pauapaupei. large U.S. steel and railway notes. fires at Portland NP shops and other incidents across states.
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the Tribune
John A. Logan
Saeseta
San Francisco Bay
New Pauapaupei
John English
Here
Local items mix court, marriage, and church notes
Petes Owens took Henry Leininger to the prison at Michigan City. Henry Forthmeyer and Louisa Henline licensed to wed. Justice Ryan dismissed the Somers Bunch case for want of prosecution. Dr William H Brooks ill at the Olds home. Various court actions and notices appear including divorces, property partitions, and attorney assignments. Public notices include police moves, Masonic temple directors, and church debt payments.
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Henry Leininger
Michigan City
Henry Forthmeyer
Louisa Henline
Justice Ryan
Somers- Bunch
Wm. H. Brooks
H. G. Olds
Accidents of the Day District Report in Bend
A wired list of injuries from rail yards and shops includes A Wiggins a Pittsburg brakeman hit on the head at east yards Googlein cut by a circular saw at Yer gen s stave factory Carl Deckert of Bass foundry lost a finger Michael Ehrman Pittsburg works wrist sprain Jim Hartigan Nickel Plate road fall at Stony Island Charles Doudrick Pittsburg brakeman still home after prior wreck William Murphy Pittsburg brakeman recovering from injuries at Creatline M Howley Pittsburg boiler shops injured by flying rivet lasting days New Haven runaways injure Linden and Stokes Edward Pepe exposed to coal tar at Centlivre s brewery Mrs Frederick Anthrup injured while going to church Adam Freckel burns to head from sparks Wayne street runaway injures Linden and Stokes Frank Mayo and Nordeck company injured on Lake Erie and Western near Lima Mayo company workers listed with multiple injuries and amputation The Mayo company to perform at the Temple next week.
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William Murphy
Pittsburg
Creatline
Siemen
M. Howley
Robinson House
Edward Pepe
Centlivre
Frederick Anthrup
Adam Freckel
Bass Works
Wayne Street
George Linden
L. Stokes
New Haven
Mr. Stokes
Mr. Linden
Lake Erie and Western Railway
Lima
Frank Mayo
Nordeck” Company
Francia Graham
Mayo Company
Edwin Nolan
Nelson
Robert Neil
Lawrence Johnson
A Fight That May End in Murder in Warsaw
In North Halstead, an argument over a settlement between John Kline and Rodebaugh escalated to violence. Kline felled Rodebaugh with an ax handle, but Rodebaugh knocked Kline unconscious with a strong blow. Rodebaugh lies in a dangerous condition as the village reels with excitement.
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Warsaw
North Halstead
John Kline
Rodebaugh
Kline
Senate panel backs study on Maumee River battle sites
In the Senate, Senator Walthall of the military affairs committee reported favorably a bill directing an examination and report on the probable cost of improving historic sites along the Maumee river in Ohio and Indiana. The list includes Burial place on Pat-in-Bay, Fort Industry, Fort Miami, Fort Meigs, Fallen Timbers battlefield, Fort Defiance, and Fort Wayne.
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United States Senate
Walthall
Committee On Military Affairs
Pat-in-Bay Island
Fort Industry
Fort Miami
Fort Meigs
Fort Defiance
Maumee River
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Ind
Wabash Workers Hold Third Eastern Division Meeting
The third monthly meeting of general foremen and foremen from the eastern division of the Wabash was held at General Foreman McClure’s Andrews office. Master Mechanic Morris chaired with James Scott as secretary. attendees included foremen from Toledo Fort Wayne Tilton andrews and others.
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McClure
Andrews
Morris
James Scott
Toledo
Frank Tyrrell
Fort Wayne
F. OC
Robinson
Tilton
J. H. McClure
Boughton
Schwarts and Myers
van Riper
Morris A
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