Bishop Dwenger mourned as Fort Wayne priest dies
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Dwenger died after a long illness surrounded by his episcopal family. Funeral plans call for a solemn mass at the Cathedral with Archbishop Elder presiding and a burial in the sanctuary vault.
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Rand
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J. R
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Guendling
J. M. Dinnen
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Oechtering
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Koenig
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Delaney
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Messman
St. Joseph Hospital
Eisenring
Borg
Elder
Cincinnati
Weat
Yill
Moovine
Louisville
Chatard
Galnabun
Ohio
Maes
Covington
Richter
Grand Rapids
Foley
Detroit
Horstman
Cleveland
Archbishop Elder
Radamacher
Tennessee
J. H. Brammer
Rome
Fort Wayne
Alien County
Dwenger
Auglaize County
Holy Trinity
Earth
Andrew Kunkler
the Precious Blood
Mount St. Mary's
Purcell
Funeral Plans Set for Bishop with City Wide Honor Guards
A city wide funeral committee and Knights of St John will coordinate the bishop’s burial. Guard of honor will bear the body to the Cathedral on Wednesday and remain in state until Thursday. Messages of condolence pour in from cardinals and bishops as seven bishops and two archbishops are expected.
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William P. Breen
J. H. Rohan
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J. M. Dinnen
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H. C. Graffe
Anton Kalbacher
J. A. Sperisen
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Daniel Klotz
George Jacoby
Frank J. Baker
George P. Gordon
Louis Jacques H.C Graffe
A. Kallescher
Kilian Baker
Jacob Hartman
John Hauser
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C. K. of A
Knights of St. Charles
Wayne Commandery
Emmett Commandery
Indiana Commandery
Guard of Honor
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M. Schele
BE. D. Weyer
J. Luley
Ger
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Spaulding
Peoria
J. L. Stauping
Ketzer
Milwaukee
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Galveston
Cougars
Davenport
Kansas City
Norte
Sioux Falla
Messmfer
Green Bay
Thos. McGovern
Harrisburg
Kane
Washington University
McQuaid
Rochester
Phlean
Fittsburg
Neras
San Antonio
Leo Hard
Belmont
North Carolina
Archbishop Elder
Cincinnati
Foley
Detroit
Watterson
Columbus
Maes
Covington
Richter
Grand Rapids
Radamacher
Nashville
Janssen
Bellville
Horstman
Cleveland
Sensational arrest in obscure obscenity case disclosed
United States Marshal Abel arrested Torrence Hursh at Pauls Pulley works in Nebraska on a charge of sending obscene letters through the mails. The alleged offense occurred in August 1891, with guardian Mr Klbert Colvin as accuser after detecting lewd correspondence with Miss Grace Philabaum in Bloomingdale. Bond sought at $400. case to be tried Thursday in U S Court with Commissioner Leonard and District Attorney Smiley N Chambers present.
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Abel
Paul
Nebraska
Torrence Hursh
Hursh
Klbert Colvin
Franklin Avenue
Bloomingdale
Hureh Station
Cedar Creek Township
Grace Philabaum
Misa Philabaum
Colvin
Philabaum
Philabum
Cedar Township
McDonald will contest trial to start Monday in Noblesville
A bid for an amicable settlement of the McDonald will contest failed due to a contestant's disapproval, and the trial will begin Monday morning in Noblesville. Experts and micrographists have examined the will and will testify to Senator McDonald's signature and lack of alterations.
Bishop Brooks Dead A Brief Sketch Of The Divine
Boston mourns as Bishop Phillip Brooks dies at his Clarendon Street home at 6 30 am from heart failure after a coughing spell. Born December 13 1835 in Boston and Dover, his youth and Harvard education propelled a rapid rise to prominence in the church.
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Boston
Phillip Brooks
Clarenden Street
H. A. Beach
R. H. Fitz
Judge Lucius Lamar Dead in Macon Ga at 8:50
The jurist Lucius C Lamar born 1825 in Putnam County Georgia died suddenly in Macon at 8:50 pm after visiting W H Virgin in Vinesville. He served in the Confederate army as a colonel and held multiple public posts including congressman and secretary of the interior under Cleveland.
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Justice Lamar
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Vinesville
Lucius
C. Lamar
Putnam County
Oxford
Miss
Emory College
Georgia
Macon
University of Mississippi
Covington
Tle
Mississippi
Lafayette
Congress
Jie
TWO DESPERADOES BROUGHT TO COUNTY JAIL
City Marshal Densils of Monroeville escorted two heavily armed men, Robert Cambell and Frank Moon, to the county jail after overpowering them following угрозes to the town. Fined $15 each at Justice Thompson. jailed for confinement due to lack of funds. A long knife and razor like shears were found on them. they may be wanted in other locales.
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Densils
Monroeville
Clausmeier
Robert Cambell
Frank Moon
Wooster
Ohio
Moon
Densil
Justice Thompson
Clauemeier
Infanta Isabella Refuses U S Visit Over Yellow Fever Fears
The Infanta Isabella withdraws a provisional promise to open the Chicago Columbian exhibition. Officials cite risk of yellow fever in Cuba and Porto Rico and prohibitive travel costs. Queen Christina initially planned to visit but stayed with King Alfonso, passing duties to the Infanta.
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Isabella
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
West Indies
Christina
Alfonso
Cleveland Talks in Syracuse on Tariff and Silver
President elect Cleveland and his private secretary arrive in Syracuse after a special train. Reporters ask about repeal of the Sherman silver purchase bill and the McKinley tariff. Cleveland says he hopes repeal passes and offers no comment on free coinage. He expresses sorrow at the death of Henry J. Maker’s wife.
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Cleveland
Robert L. O' Brien
Graysmere
Fremont
Buffalo
Northwest Limited
Henry J. Maker
Train Boarded By Milton H Northrup Moments Before Departure
Militon H Northrup boarded the train as it prepared to start, extending sympathies to the grief stricken family. The moment captured a scene of condolence amid a somber departure.
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Milton H. Northrup
Wrecked Train Plunges Thirty-Five Feet After Bridge Failure
A northbound Lake Erie and Western express from Indianapolis derailed near Peru Indiana after a broken rail caused the train to plunge from a bridge into river ice thirty five feet below. Fifteen passengers were aboard all injured, with several killed or severely hurt. The wreck is the line’s first passenger fatality in thirty years.
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Ind
Indianapolis
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Grffin
Richard Neff
George C. Dorland
Laporte
Billa Bajor
Denver
Henry Griffin
Fred Iorbes
M. Limg
Express
Frank Wade
Williard Fisher
New York City
Muncie
Henee
M. F. Bryson
Roanoke
A. Waterheim
Albert Conradt
Lake Erie and Western
Conditional Move On Indianapolis Broad Ripple Rail Line
Report notes that Fort Wayne financier R T McDonald may back the Broad Ripple rail project but only after favorable legislation and a strong county guarantee. County official Farrel warns privileges have lapsed and any right of way beyond the city requires county consent.
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Indianspolts Sun
Broad Ripple
R. T. McDonald
Fort Wayne
McDonald
Farrel
The
Sun
Hydropathic Hospital Proposed for Lakeside
Col D N Foster and R T McDonald propose locating a hydropathic hospital near Lakeside with medical surgical and bathing departments and a free department for the poor. Mr Barron and fourteen local physicians back the plan aiming to open early next spring and serve 20 000 to 30 000 yearly patients.
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D. N. Foster
R. T. McDonald
Lakeside
Barron
Wholesale arrests at Edgerton loom in child labor case
Fort Wayne constable serves nineteen warrants against George Auspech Herman Rose Charles Rose Allen Auspech and William Rose over alleged employment of youths under fifteen at Ork Harbor Lumber and Cooper Mills. A court appearance for the Rose party followed plus Sabbath operation charges. National good roads league holds D C convention urging road reform and a national highway commission. Lazareth Indiana treasurer Auguston Cronkhite vanishes with $65000 missing.
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Charles Rose
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Ork Harbor
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James Hudson
Taok
Lumber Company
National League For Good Rods
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Manderson
Nebraska
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