Bold move in Cronin murder case trials
State's Attorney Longenecker plans a vigorous prosecution as Burke and four others face trial in Chicago for Dr. Cronin's murder. He believes enough evidence will convict Coughlin Burke O Sullivan Kunzell and Woodruff and aims to pressure Beggs into testimony. Extradition efforts with Canada proceed amid mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cxyoaco
Longenecker
Dr. Cronin
Burke
Chicago
Dan Coughlin
Marlin Burke
P. O'Sullivan
John Kunzell
Frank Woodruff
John F. Beggs
Camp 20
Alexander Sullivan
Michael Boland
Dennis C. Feely
Old Triangle
Cronin
Murtensen
Expressman
Barr
Martin Burke
Clark Street
Carlson
Williams Brothers
Longnecker
Winnipeg
Dominion
Tulley
Beggs
Death of Charles W. Sanders School Books Author
Charles W. Sanders author of Sanders Series of School Books died at his residence 58 East Fifty third street after a three week illness. Born March 24 1805 in New Port Herkimer county he moved to Homer Cortland with his parents at nine. He taught school at eighteen and became a tutor at twenty four. He published five series of school books and introduced public school singing with Bradley and Russell. Patti sang for him at Ward school. He leaves a wife and two sons Dr Charles and Rev H M Sanders. Interment in Cortland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles W. Sanders
East Fifty-third Street
Newport
Herkimer County
Homer
Cortland County
Wm. B. Bradley
B. A. Russell
Patti
Old Ward School
Eleventh Street
Third Avenue
Fiery Destruction Hits Several Western Towns
Hay Idaho reports a major blaze destroying most business district structures with $500000 loss. Paris Palais Royal fire causes $3500 stock and $5000 building damage. Opham Brewing Co plant in Cuaxe burn losses around $30000. Falk Jung Borchest Brewery burned in Manitowozes Wisconsin. Ten Black businessmen burned in Eutzassine West Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Idaho
Friedanthal
New Yoas
Palaise Royal
Cuxvevann
Opham Brewing Co
Minwavxze
Wis
Big Falk, Jung & Borchest
Eutzassine
W. T
Oklahoma bound plan to move 100000 African Americans
Torexa Kansas July 8 W L Ecgleton a leading black politician reorganizes efforts to move southern Negroes to Oklahoma He forms an immigration company with southern agents and aims to recruit 100000 colored people by July next year They plan cotton farming and Kansas mills to process cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torexa
Kan
W. L. Ecgleson
Oklahoma
Kansas
New Catholic Prayer Book Ready for Printing
The third plenary council of Baltimore approved prayer book completed in Baltimore on July 6. It has been sent to all Catholic bishops and archbishops in the United States for approval and is expected to receive unanimous endorsement when issued, replacing current Catholic prayer books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baurimone
Baltimore
United States
Pearl River
Slidell
Cilnaman Assassinated in San Francisco Theatre Riot
Lue Ah Sing was killed last night on Jackson Street in San Francisco as assailants believed to be in high binders attacked him with hatchets revolvers and an iron bar while he watched a Chinese theatre performance. The incident occurred in the street after the theater entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing
Chinatown
San Francisco
Cal
Lue Ah Sing
Bry Highbinders
Jackson Street
Sullivan
Denver
Col
Feras
Mastenson
Kilrain
Johnny Murphy
Killain
Polish guard captain fatally shoots wife then commits suicide
LaSanux July 8 Captain A Goshinski of the Polish guards fatally shot his wife yesterday morning and then killed himself after fleeing to a neighbor and balcony confrontation with police. In San Jose Jessie Hunter was killed by saloon keeper Park at Agnews during a jealous dispute. Park shot himself and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Jessie Hunter
Park
Agnews
Iau
Parks
Multiple sensational crimes and accidents across towns
A July dispatch list reports Thomas Bean killed by a stabbing in Carcaco after a dispute over his mistress, with William Hutchinson captured soon after. Other items cover a Parnell indemnity fund reaching over £40,000, disputes over Sullivan and Kilrain boxing, a Derbyshire to Twin Springs train wreck with a brakeman killed, a poisoning death and possible lynching in Alabama, and various political and violent incidents across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcaco
Thomas Bean
Roofer
Bean
William Hutchinson
Lonxponx
Parnell
Arcmeean
Jonrned
Irish Party
Special Commission
Irish National League of New South Wales
Barrons
Pony” Moore
Kilrain
Sullivan
Moore
Charlie Mitchell
Loxvoy
Kenny Today
Nicholls
Psalta
Corvaque
Iowa
Chicago, St. Paul
Kansas City
Twin Springs
Corrigin
Cutcaco
T. Burlingham
North Side
England
Chicago
Clan-na-Gael
Times
Binnancham
Ala
Henry Duncan
Baldsee
Comnnos
Ohio
Beatty
Foraker
Harrison
Jersey City
Washington
Himuszoro
Britton
Johnstown
McKnight
Flinn
Sydney
N. W.S
Samoa
Mataafa
Tamaasse
Wilmindox
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Harvard
Yale
Europe
Timaca
Adams
Shart
Chicago, Wilmington and Vermillion Coal Company
Ben Halliday
Krimyvintz
Mills Brothers
Bill
Jim
C. E. Bronson
Taney County
Ed Frink
Mills
Bald Knobber
Nate Kinney
Loxpon
Carbearil
Wilkie Collins
Pirrencne
Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Allegheny City
Forest Grove
Nellie Burton
May Royal
Ida Cassiday
Fannie McComb
Bert Freeman
Edward Shaffer
Connacquessing Creek
Young Shutter
Cano
Colonel Woodhouse
Arquin
Woodhouse
Booch
Town
Henry Barron
Chicago and Northwestern
Coon Siding
Barron
Four fatalities mark July Fourth calamities across towns
A July Fourth report details multiple disasters from several states. In Oxuanama Indiana a grandstand collapse at a rushed celebration killed one and injured nearly a hundred. A Chicago line collision injured many. in Vernero Sumner Healey shoots a boy badly. in Penola VA a man is fatally stabbed. in West Brookfield MA a man is run over. a derrick collapse in Hoyog MA kills John McMahon and injures George Heifer. Fred Blanchard dies after an accidental rock blast. flash floods flood Johns town area. cloud bursts disrupt Louisville PA with widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxuanama
Ind. T
Drs Moines
Iowa
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Wm. Blackburn
Henry Johnson
Penola
Johnny Washington
West Brookread
Mass
James Clennan
West Brookfield
Boston and Albany
Hoyorg
Connecticut River
Second Level
John McMahon
Geo. H. Heifer
Jounsnoxe
Fred Blanchard
Mt. Indoes Fall
Two Trains Collide Killings and Injuries Reported
Runaway early today in Ranvouru New York the New York Pennsylvania and Ohio line saw a passenger train collide with freight. Engineer Eiseman of the freight and two passengers on the limited were killed. Fifteen passengers injured some seriously. Baggagemaster Louis Ments among the dead. Firemen hurt. Donuts Minn and Winnesaco City Minn reports follow ups. drowning and strikes noted with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranvouru
N. Y
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
Here
Hiseman
Meadville
Wentzel
Fred Sibley
Jamestown
Eiseman
Louis Ments
W. H. Darby
Arthur Sexton
Minn
Winnesaco City
Ida Phillips
India
Blue Earth River
Baptist College
Savannan
Ill
Thomas Regan
Patrick Flinn
Edward Howard
John Riley
Thomas Riley
John Deitwin
Mississippi River
Axbnrox
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
New Portage
John Fover
Carrie Orr
Fover
Incendiary fires hit multiple towns across states
A fire at St Paul and Pacific docks in Duluth, Minnesota, destroyed the engine house and much of the dock, with coal losses and a total estimated damage between 40 000 and 100 000 dollars. Separate blazes at Angota Indiana destroyed the Methodist church, with a 500 dollar reward posted for months and no arrests. Additional fires in Ossxosu Wisconsin Roxbury Massachusetts and Danbury Connecticut caused substantial losses, including a 100 000 dollar Meeker property and 300 000 dollar Clark factory damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulluru
Minn
St. Paul and Pacific
Ossxosu
Wis
Conlee Limber Company
Boston
Lawson Manufacturing Company
Roxbury
Warrinory
Conn
Danbury
D. H. Meeker
Meeker
Theodore Clark & Co
Stage Robbers Stop Westbound Coach Near Rougis Wy
The southbound stage from Lander to Rawlins was halted Monday near Rougis by three road agents. Mrs Jones, wife of the Indian agent, and her three children were passengers. They stole money, valuables, and trunk keys, emptied trunks, rifled mail bags, and seized registered letters and salables before fleeing as deputies pursue with Shoshone chiefs providing aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Rawlins
Rougis
Salnables
Sherif Arent
Landers
Flooded Conemaugh Valley Deluged Again
Heavy rain continues in the Conemaugh valley causing mountain streams to overflow. Workers narrowly escape drowning as water floods Cambria City homes. Five families flee to the hills seeking safety from rising floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Louisviner
Church Run
Jonxstown
Conemaugh Valley
South Fork
Cambria City
Regional Appointments and Approvals in Washington
The president made multiple appointments including probate judges in Utah Territory Daniel Page James McGarry Isaac Burton and George C Viele. Civil Commissioners Lyman and Thompson depart for New York to inspect the customs house. First Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson returns from a yacht trip. Patterson National Bank is authorized to begin with $200000 capital. Iowa Attorney General John Wise Stone authorized to sue to quiet Des Moines lands title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Utah Territory
Daniel Page
Utah
Iron County
James McGarry
Beaven County
Isaac Burton
Unitah
George C. Viele
Mellard County
Lyman
Thompson
New York
Custom House
Clarkson
Potomac
Patterson National Bank
Patterson
N. J
John Wise Stone
Iowa
United States
Des Moines
Egyptian Troops to Weigh Further Action Against Dervishes
Colonel Wodehouse, commander of Egyptian forces, reports sighting a 5000-strong Dervish main body with 300 camels moving north. He believes this force not strong enough for a new attack but will pursue with his steamers. He urges assembling a strong force at Ossouin to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmo
Wodehouse
Ossouin
Reducing Forces at Santa Fe Shops Discharges 175 Workers
Towerka Kansas July 8 About 175 men were discharged at the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe shops to cut costs. Officials say layoffs will continue along the line to trim operating expenses by about 15000 dollars per week. Rocryville Connecticut July 8 Twenty eight weavers at Spring mill were sent home after slow speed halted production with no prior notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towerka
Kan
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Rocryville
Conn
Millionaire Drowned During Lake Bathing Incident
Herbert A. Pearson a California Calumet club member about forty five years old drowned while bathing in the lake off the foot of Thirty first street at ten o'clock last night. He came to the city a year ago from Yonanza City Idaho where he was an extensive mine owner and was cousin of Mrs Geo M Pullman. He was well known in society and club circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Johnson
Frank Stevenson
Kilruin
Meriden
Wealthy tycoons and fortunes listed in historic roll
A historic list enumerates wealthy figures with large fortunes. Names include J. Gould at 75 million, A. J. Drexel 20 million, J. D. Rockefeller 60 million, and the Vanderbilts at 230 million, along with others like Jay Gould and John Blair. The figures reflect Gilded Age magnates and family fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Hill
J. G. Fair
J. B. Coxe
Jay Gould
A. J. Drexel
John I. Blair
P.T. Barnum
D. W. Bishop
David Linton
W. D. Sloane
Robert Bonner
John P. Jones
Sidney Dillon
Marshall Field
J. W. Mackay
Philip Armour
Levi 2
Morton
Russell
Alger
Claus Spreckles
Senator Gorman
Games McMillan
Leland Stanford
Catholic Knights plan grand reunion and wake gala
Frugal meeting at the Catholic Library hall outlines preparations for a Fort Wayne event on August 8 inviting all Indiana C K A commanderies. A committee led by Louis Fox J B Mounting L A Cent livre Herman Bergholt Otto Nichter and others will handle arrangements. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad promotes this tonic for dyspepsia and stomach relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Knights of America
Fort Wayne
C.K. of A
Indiana
Louis Fox
J. B. Mounting
L. A. Centlivre
Herman Bergholt
Otto Nichter
Nicholas Wiegand
Fred Graffe
Louis Brames
Patrick Ryan
Jantaily Re-Arrested on Assault Case Under Bond
Deputy Sheriff Wilkinson re arrested John Daily on Saturday morning under 400 bond for assault and battery on Henry McNutt. An affidavit from McNutt’s father L O McNutt, street railway superintendent, states assault with intent to kill. Daily bound over in 500 and released after the original case was nolle prosigue. next hearing planned for Saturday as McNutt’s injuries worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Wilkinson
John Daily
Liberty
Henry McNutt
L.0. McNutt
Young McNutt
Lane's Family Medicine sample at local drugstores
Have you visited your druggist for a free sample of Lane's Family Medicine advertised as simple as tea. This harmless vegetable remedy claims to aid blood stomach liver kidneys and constipation discovered by Dr Silas Tanne in the Rocky Mountains. Call today for a large size sample 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Silas Tanne
Rocky Mountains
Kilrain Describes Flight to New Orleans Fight Site
Kilrain and entourage depart Baltimore at 2 PM for Cincinnati then New Orleans, with bets around 4000 dollars and Sullivan favored. Kilrain faces delays and threats of arrest as Mississippi authorities eye the voyage while Sullivan trains in New Orleans awaiting the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balimore
Jake Kilrain
Baltimore
Fighting Grounds
Charlie Mitchell
Pony Moore
Johnnie Murphy
J. H. Dougherty
Atlantic City
Sullivan
Kilrain
Cincinnati
New Orleans
New York
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Vitality
Noting dangers from damp homes and impure blood, the ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a vegetable tonic that purifies the blood, invig orates kidneys and liver, tones the body, and guards against disease with a concentrated preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Barber Match Factory Myth Far From Fort Wayne Plans
A published call in city papers sought a Business Men's exchange meeting to hear Barber Match company proposals for a large Fort Wayne factory employing 1000 workers. The meeting was postponed and the venture likely fell through with no build in Fort Wayne or Indianapolis. The plan reportedly included promised entertainment for the visiting gentlemen. Original employment figure of 600 rose to 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Exchange
Barber Match Company
Fort Wayne
Wabashastaderler
Bailey
Barnes
Wabbash
Indianapolis
Barler Match Company
Ewing third claims large St Paul property interest
Ge orge W Ewing the Third of Fort Wayne has hired an attorney to claim about half the western area of Wabash and now seeks acres of property in St Paul Minneapolis and Chicago. He asserts a right to a one fifteenth share in property valued around two million dollars, while defenders vow a stiff fight to protect titles and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Geo. W. Ewing
Fort Wayne
Ind
St. Paul
Geo. W. Ewing, Jr
Wabash
George W. Ewing
Minneapolis
Chicago
Ewing
Samuel J. Randall
McNutt Conductor Hallucinates After Street Car Assault
Henry McNutt son of Supt L D McNutt acted as conductor on a Glasgow avenue street car when passenger John Daily refused fare and struck him with an iron ear hook. McNutt was wounded and taken home for treatment. Daily posted $200 bond and awaits trial next week. In a separate Broadway brawl L J Dignan was stabbed on the left shoulder during a lager fueled clash and treated at Nell's drug store before being taken to the police station. He remained bedridden next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Sharkey
Dominick McCaffery
Bob Turnibul
Billy Madden
R. H. Parker
Hugh Cullum
William O'Neil
Pat Rooney
Kilrain
Crxerxyilly
Sullivan
Queen and Crescent
New Orleans
Mann
Burnett House
John McCormick
New York Sun
Harry Weldon
The
Enquirer
John B. Johnson
Couuneretel Gazette
George A. Shives
Heenay Post
Muldoon
St. Charles
Lynney Tracey
Billy Harding
R. K. Fox
Harding
Lowry
Mississippi
Sherif
Cincinnati
United Press
John T. Norris
Aida
Norris
John Duffy
Rampart Street
Henry
L. D. McNutt
Glasgow Avenue
John Daily
Webster Street
Young McNutt
Young Daily
McNutt
Daily
Calhoun and
Main Streets
Herschel Myers
Calhoun
Dewild Streets
Greenawalt
Squire Ryan
John Mobr, Jr
Broadway
L. J. Dignan
L. Dignan
Water Power Company
Dignan
Nell's
Derbyshire
National Music Teachers Convention Held in Philadelphia
President Wilbur F. Heath of Fort Wayne Ind urged creation of a concert and orchestra fund to cover rising costs of American orchestral concerts. A committee was appointed by Otto Pfefferkorn Denver to implement the plan, and nominations were announced: President A R Parsons secretary H S Perkins treasurer W H Dana executive committee J H Hahn A A Shanley F A Pearce with representatives from Detroit Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Times
Wilbur F. Heath
Fort Wayne
Ind
America
Otto Pfefferkorn
Denver
A. R. Parsons
New York
H. S. Perkins
Chicago
W. H. Dana
Warren
J. H. Hahn
Detroit
A. A. Shanley
Ann Arbor
Mich
F. A. Pearce
Ypsilanti
Wronged Husband Fires at Paramour in Antwerp Riot
A jealous husband in Antwerp Ohio shot at his wife's alleged lover missing him and fatally wounding his wife instead. Dr W H Myers of the city was summoned and planned trepanning to remove the brain-entrance bullet as of Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Ohio
Uts
Hilker
W. H. Myers
Tur Sentixet
Myers
Plymouth meeting discusses parallel rail line project
At a Plymouth Indiana railroad meeting in Packard and Drummond's office Col. John Lee led talks to build a line about one quarter mile north of the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago route from Fort Wayne to Chicago. Delegates included J M Harrison J F Johnson Dr Matchett and Dr France with many Plymouth citizens in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Ind
Packard & Drummond
Col
John Lee
Crawfordsville
J. M. Harrison
J. F. Johnson
Columbia City
Drs. Matchett
France
Bourbon
Colonel Lee
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Assembly frames plan for new civic company in Indiana
The order lists Colonel Lee as chairman and Orlando M. Packard as secretary and schedules public meetings across Fort Wayne Columbia City Larwill Pierceton Warsaw Bourbon Plymouth and Valparaiso from July 8 to July 15 to state the organization’s purpose with a final gathering in Plymouth on Wednesday July 17 at 2 pm to form the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Orlando M. Packard
Plymouth
Firework accidents mar Independence Day in city
A string of Fourth of July mishaps left many youngsters with severe facial injuries and burns. Willie Unger faced possible eye loss after a toy cannon exploded. another ten-year-old was shot through the hand by a loaded pistol. Several boys endured powder wounds and facial lacerations from premature explosions, with doctors performing delicate surgery to avoid amputations. One boy required hourlong probing to remove a cartridge wad from his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Frederick Unger
Pritchard Street
H. V. Sweringen
William Schulz
Horace Street
OC. B. Stemen
Phillip Wagner
East Main Street
Seaton
John Habacher
Drs. Boswell
Sam Henderson
Pittsburg
Chicago
Sam
L. M. Ninde
John E. Franks
East
Wayne Street
Dr. McOscar
Clifford
Wallace
Lewis Street
City Hospital
McCausland
Frank
Wm. Crighton
Kerr Murry Works
Frank Mehl
Superior Street
Will Scherer
McKinnie House
Laubach
Rodenbeck
Moellering
Fourth of July accidents maim two men and boy
Seven year old Ralph Elliott suffered severe eye and facial injuries from a powder fueled firework fuse gone wrong. The next morning seventy year old William Boeger fell from a cherry tree, breaking ribs and incurring internal injuries, complicating recovery due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Elliott
B. Elliott
Butler Street
Ralph
J. W. Younge
William Boeger
East Washington Street
Seely
Summit Street
Greenawalt
Boerger
George W Saul Honored by Cincinnati Friends as New Manager
George W Saul, new general manager of the Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville road, was honored in Cincinnati by the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton team. They presented him a Flemish iron clock and candlestands at the general freight agent’s office, with A H McLeod delivering the presentation and Saul replying briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Inquirer
Muncie
George W. Saul
Cincinnati
Hamilton
A. H. McLeod
Hamilton and
Dayton
Saul
INS AND SHROUDS Eleven Momses Visited By Death In Week
City undertakers report a week of deaths listing: Lewis Gerwig 27, Lizzie Schroeder 18 months brain fever Adam Nies 32 consumption Rosanna Miller 3 years absces. Ake 4 days exhaustion Fred Dornberg 2 months spasms Mary Loser one day exhaustion Mary Marechall 83 old age Charles Gibson 33 hemorrhage May Berns 2 days exhaustion Jno Hemming 21 consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Gerwig
Lizzie Schroeder
Adam Nies
Rosanna Miller
Abceys
Ake
Fred Dornberg
Mary Loser
Mary Marechall
Charles A. Gibson
Fort Wayne College to be Converted to University
The Fort Wayne college, once known as the M. E. college, plans conversion into a first class university with law and medical departments. Prof. Herrick is retained as president. The article notes New York suitors seek national prestige for the institution. The Cincinnati Enquirer comparison places President Harrison behind John L. Sullivan in attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne College
M. E. College
New York
Herrick
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Harrison
John L. Sullivan
Counterfeiters Caught in Indianapolis Three Old Timers
Major Carter of the United States secret service with officers captured Doc Johnson Hoxie Moor and I S Ashcraft in Indianapolis. They are accused as members of a large gang circulating counterfeit money in Indiana for months. Also reports Dosogue Iowa storm claims two boys Corbett and Bennett killed by lightning. In Tucson Paul Rebeille suicide after alleged robbery of funds entrusted to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Major Carter
United States Secret Service
Doc” Johnson
Hoxie” Moor
I. S. Ashcraft
Indiana
Dosogue
Iowa
Corbett
Bennett
Tucson
Ariz
Paul Rebeille
Keille
Interesting Fort Wayne W F M S Meeting at Auburn
The Fort Wayne district W F M S met at Auburn with Mrs C G Hudson present and Dr Kathe Corey absent ill. Memorial services honored members who died, and district statistics were given including 10 auxiliaries 235 members 29 life members 83 monthly meetings 13 public meetings 145 mite boxes and total receipts of 627.39 with 133.03 on hand. The next semi annual meeting will be at Garrett in September and the annual conference at Huntington June 1 1890. Officers for the coming year include Mrs G H Hill president and several secretaries and treasurers from Auburn Fort Wayne Huntington and Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Auburn
C. G. Hudson
Kathe Corey
Garrett
The Camels Back
The Indiana School Book Company bids to break the school book ring. Board of education urged to accept the bid as meeting the law. Indianapolis News praises the bid as well-known citizens forming a reputable company and urges thorough consideration. The public shows determination to drive out the book ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
New
Indiana School Book Company
Wm. Fleming
R. C. Bell
Indianapolis News
Indiana
Knights of St. Charles Elect Officers in Rowdy Vote
The Knights of St. Charles held their annual officer election after a spirited contest last week. Ballots showed Jacob Baltes 16 and Joseph Hartman 33 for President, Henry App 36 over Joseph Harkenrider 13 for Vice President, and Edward Lee 42 ahead of Joseph Garren 7 for Treasurer among other race results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. Charles
Jacob Baltes
Joseph Hartman
Henry App
Joseph Harkenrider
George Nausbaum
Henry Pranger
M. Melter
A. Reinhart
M. App
Joseph Zurbach
Edward Lee
Joseph Garren
P. Eckrich
Tony Ruth
Joseph Kohlman
Henry Stier
John B. Rocks
Louis Schwartz
Frank Kocks
Ed Ehrman
Frank Stier
George G. Kramer
Louis Fiest
Henry Boerschinger
Banner Carrier
Ed Pranger
Frank Schramm
Through the Flood Two Johnstown Survivors Reach Fort Wayne
Johnstown flood survivors Mr Russell Van Zise and his wife arrived in Fort Wayne by wagon after a two week and one day journey from Johnstown Pa They narrowly escaped with their lives and spoke to a Sentinel reporter about the catastrophe His father Thomas Van Zise lives southeast of the city where they are visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell van Zise
Johnstown
van Zise
Sentinel
Muhbler
R. C. Bell
Thomas van Zise
Oliver House Visit Sparks Arrests By Chief Wilkinson
Chief Wilkinson targets bagines and arrests Henry Kirkwood and a man with a false name at the Oliver house. Several women named Birdie Leiber Ella Barnes Bertha Keyle Mina Clifford Ida Herald were taken to the station. Jennie Wickliffe posted 18 for the group at police court. Weather and health note promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy, sold by George H Loesch and Fred Hoham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Oliver House
Henry Kirkwood
Birdie Leiber
Ella Barnes
Bertha Keyle
Mina Clifford
Ida Herald
Jennie Wickliffe
Szntte
George H. Loesch
Fred Hoham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. W. Sanders
School Books
Cilnaman
Hilin Mie
Fourtits
Court
Flames
Iren
Hkorbbers
Aspital
Santa Fe Road
Herbert A. Pesreon
Wngi Medias
Williams
Huntington
Andrew Carneigi
Odo
Senatory Palmer
John Waustmaker
Ue Astor
George
Crocker
John D. Rockefeller
Vanderbilt
Graud
Tro Hill
Battle Ground
Ellrain Flane
Jake
Barney McGuire
John
Maguire
Phil Lyvch
Colorado
Massachusetts
Mornius
Spanish Fork
Pyrtuisium
New Onnuans
Sidwell
Miss
Belaxie
Professor Donovan
Walmsley
Southern Athletic Club
Andrews
California Athletic Club
R. M. Levy
Gravier
Mearty
Ada
Sydney S
Natchez
Islands
John Broderick
Yonkers
Sheriff Malloy
West Chester
Barber Match Factory
W. F. Heath
Mer Parameour
ENTE
Aan University
Www
F. Mk. Society
G. H. Hill
Hanta
Ice
W. M. van Slyke
Pucenete Clark
Bowman
H. M. Lamport
B. F. Ibach
Carrie Smith
van Slyke
Anna Robbins
Indians School Book Company
Knights OF
ST. Cha
Poenled
Oliver
Chkrick Wilkinson
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