Fort Wayne to Lie in State for Lawton Memorial
General Henry Lawton’s body may lie in state in Fort Wayne and Indianapolis for a few hours with no ceremonies. Secretary Root promised the local committee a brief viewing, and a meeting is set at the New Aveline hotel to plan arrangements centered at the Berry street end of the new court house.
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Fort Wayne
Henry W. Lawton
Congressman Robinson
Robinson
The
Sentinel
Washington, D. C
the Sentinel
Ind
Root
Lawton
Indianapolis
J. M. Robinson
Arlington National Cemetery
Court House
Col
D. N. Foster
Lawton Home
Foster
Committee
Lawton’s Home Monument Association
Aveline
New Court House
Lawton Memorial
Sion S. Bass Post
H. C. McMahen
I. N. Medsker
Anthony Wayne Post
R. S. Robertson
Frank Alderman
Union Veteran Legion
H. C. Zollinger
George A. Gale
Sons of Veterans
T. W. Blair
E. H. Bookwalter
P. A
Indiana lawmakers seek変更 in Lawton funeral itinerary
The two Indiana senators and several House members asked Secretary Root to modify the funeral plan so General Lawton’s remains could lie in state in Indianapolis. Root telegrammed General Shafter in San Francisco to adjust the itinerary to give Indianapolis and Fort Wayne a one day viewing on the way east. The body is to arrive at San Francisco on the transport Thomas today.
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San Francisco
War Department
Congressman Robinson
Fort Wayne
Robinson
Lawton
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Root
Indiana
the Sentinel
Catafalque
Washington
House
Indianapolis
Shafter
Ind
Thomas
Dated notes from Smiley and nearby towns recount weddings and visits
Edgerton residents Grant Myers and Hiram Todd spent Sunday nearby. Rev. Aaron Worth conducted the Smiley New Wesleyan Methodist dedicatory service. Last week August Everson and Catherine McSorley wed and left for Michigan to reside. Protracted meeting at Smiley continues. Nogh Brown visited relatives near Greenville. M E church to be dedicated February 18. W H Mizner and C J White travel to Kalkaska Michigan for work. John Everson reportedly bought a Michigan farm. John Anderson of Union City visits sister Mrs H M Brothers before continuing to Louisiana. Edith Auspach returns from Oak Harbor. Antwerp Bee notes John B Zuber and family depart for California for two months, with Grandma Root from Fort Wayne joining en route via Denver.
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Grant Myers
Hiram Todd
H. M. Brothers
Adams County
Aaron Worth
Briant
Ind
New Wesleyan Methodist Church
Smiley
Ohio
August Everson
Catherine McSorley
Michigan
Nogh Brown
Union City
Louisiana
Edith Auspach
Oak Harbor
Antwerp
John B. Zuber
Pearl
Mr. Z
California
Denver
Col
Grandma Root
Fort Wayne
Goebel Shot Down in Kentucky Capitol Panel Shootings
Intense scene in Frankfort after William Goebel state senator and Democratic gubernatorial claimant is shot twice near the Capitol. Harland Whitaker is jailed, with five revolvers found on him, as lawmakers rush to safety and guards deploy around the Capitol. The wound is serious but not yet fatal. Goebel may recover.
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Frankfort
William Goebel
State House
Capitol Building
Harland Whitaker
Butler County
Goebel
Col
Jack Chinn
Eph. Lillard
Frankfort Penitentiary
Capitol
Secretary of State
Mr. Goebel
Chinn
Lillard
E. H. Hume
Capital Hotel
Hume
State Office
Washington Reacts to Kentucky Governing Contender Shooting
News of William Goebel being shot in Kentucky sweeps Washington. President and cabinet express sorrow and call it a lamentable calamity. Congress members react with shock and fear a bloodier outcome in the bitter Kentucky political contest. John Whitaker is named as an arrestee from Governor Taylor's district.
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Shinn
Lillard
Goebel
Collies
Wolcott
Capitol Building
Capitol
Taylor
Washington
William Goebel
Kentucky
White House
Frankfort
Smith
John Whitaker
Goebel's Condition Worsens in Kentucky Report
At 1 36 Pm Goebel's condition was worse with grave fears for his survival. He remained calm and insisted he would not die despite the serious state of his health.
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Frankfort
M. Goebel
Train Ordered For Troops From Louisville To Frankfort
Railroad officials in Louisville issued orders for a special train to be ready in Lexington this afternoon likely to transport militia to Frankfort. The Second Regiment of the state guard, commanded by Colonel Williams, is stationed in Lexington.
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Louisville
Lexington
Frankfort
Williams
Troops Ordered to Frankfort Leave Kendalls Guards Behind
Nicholasville Kentucky January 30 The guards at the Kendalls were ordered to Frankfort on a special train at 1 o clock. Ten soldiers remained to guard the jail.
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Nicholasville
Frankfort
Force Increases Move Kentucky Regiment Headquarters
Cincinnati reports Company H of the Second Kentucky regiment based at Newport under Captain Bennett is ordered to Frankfort. The unit will depart on a special train.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Second
Kentucky Regiment
Newport
Bennett
Frankfort
Wheat and corn dip as market opens on weak cables
The Chicago wheat market opened lower on disappointing cables, May trading around 68½¢ to 69¢ with declines from yesterday. Corn and oats followed weaker, receipts totals show trade dull and prices easing, with May contracts down across the board as the day progressed.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Paris
May
G3ige
Minneapolis
Duluth
Brad Street
Hog market and futures slide amid weaker hog estimates
The Orange Judd Farmer hogs outlook for the nation at six to ten percent higher than last year dampened the provisions market. Prices closed lower across wheat corn oats pork lard and ribs with heavy hog receipts and quiet trade. May lard and ribs fell while pork and wheat showed modest declines. Flax finished around 1.56 cash with May at 1.57 and Sept at 1.07.
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Orange Judd
May Park
N. W
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
Butter receipts total 7,894 pkgs with steady market. June creamery 20 23c, western creamery 20 25c, factory 16 19c. Cheese receipts 2,006 pkgs with steady market. Large fancy 12 13c, small 12 11c. Eggs receipts 8,248 pkgs with market firm. western 17 15c, loss off. ungraded at mark 13 16 1/2c. Sugar raw and refined firm. Coffee market steadier. Molasses market firm.
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New York
Western Creamery
Fort Wayne Markets Prices For Farm Commodities
Fort Wayne Indiana January 31 prices for flour and grain include Spring Wheat at 4.40 to 4.60 per barrel Winter wheat 3.50 to 3.60 per barrel Second class 2.00 to 2.25 per sack and various staples such as corn meal oats rye corn oil meal flax seed clover seeds wool hides tallow butter lard eggs chickens honey potatoes onions beeswax feathers bran hay shorts middling pork dressed beef and other market items with quoted ranges and figures.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Churubusco Notes Show Local Social and Industrial Ties
Churubusco merchants enjoyed solid Saturday trade while residents mingled with visitors from Fort Wayne and Columbia City. Local incidents included accidental injuries at the elm factory, a family move, and a newborn at 316 South Broadway.
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Abe
Mark
Choice
Calhoun
Edgerton
Senate
Filoor
St. Clair Street
John W. Miles
Miles
J. C. W. Beckham
Beckham
Capitol Hotel
Trimble
Ington
Cobel
S. Bush & Co
John Valentine
Frank Gandy
Sanker Gandy
S. F. Barr
Columbia City
Mare
Lulu Fink
James Meloney
Adam Steele
William Steele
South Main Street
Carl Slagle
Elm Factory
Fred Briggs
Myrtle Fowler
John Pressier
Manchester
Jimmie Dolan
Grant Chapman
Walker Jeffries
Buffalo
M.E
Charles Slagle
Buchanan
Albion
Rathbone Temple
Eastern Star
F.W. Roopa
South Broadway
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