Ex-President Cleveland Acts as Referee in Large Suit
Grover Cleveland serves as referee in a suit involving about $30,000 between George B. Phelps of Watertown and . H. Venner of New York and Boston. Phelps accuses Venner of fraudulent withholding. The source recalls the origin of the Society of Christian Endeavor, tracing it to Rev. E. E. Hale and a book based on his magazine article Ten Times One are Ten.
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Grover Cleveland
George B. Phelps
Watertown
H. Venner
New York
Boston
Phelps
Society of Christian Endeavor
E. E. Hale
Leclaire
Iowa
Monroe Drew
Chicago
State of Indiana
Allen County
Allen Circuit
George L. Clayton
Frank Purcell
William H. Buestis
Gust Benda
Indiana
George W. Loag
William P. Breen
Pension Policy Sparks High Level Dispute and Scornful Retort
A stark policy clash emerges between the secretary of the interior and the commissioner of pensions over Tanner’s pension payments. A prominent public figure cites facts fueling concern at the top levels. A Leclaire Iowa preacher denounces moral laxity, while ex congressman Harr of Michigan rejects a Valparaiso consulship and vents about party service and personal status.
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Secretary of the Interior
Harr
Michigan
Valparaiso
Sullivan Kilrain fight fallout reaches governors and brokers
Reports from Jackson, New York, Chicago and Chicago indicate Gov. Lowry plans action against Sullivan and Kilrain, while referee Fitzpatrick faces Mississippi charges. Kilrain travels to Baltimore and Chicago's John L. Sullivan stake arrangements attract scrutiny as payment of the $20,000 prize and belt are debated amid security and possible challenges.
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Jackson
Miss
Lowry
Sullivan
Kilrain
United States
Charles Rich
New York
Chicago
John Sullivan
Fitzpatrick
John Fitzpatrick
New Orleans
Mississippi
Purvis
Marion County
Richard K. Fox
A. L. Cridge
John L
Police Gazette
William E. Harding
The
United Press
Jem Smith
Harding
Dan Murphy
John
Vanderbilt Hotel
Sally
Pentecost Band members fined in Tuscon court
Miss Minnie Baldwin Bertha Baldwin Fannie Birdsall and Nettie Davis of the Pentecost Band faced trial in Tuscon Illinois charged with boisterous meetings. Over seventy five witnesses examined the largest crowd ever in the Tuscon court. They were convicted fined and refused to pay to protest persecution. The four see the punishment as a bid to gain sympathy.
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Tuscon
Ill
Minnie Baldwin
Bertha Baldwin
Fannie Birdsall
Nettie Davis
New York
Wm. B. Carrol
Westchester Village
Barney Carrol
Barney Carrol.” Curiaco
Emmons Blaine
Annita McCormick
C. H. McCormick
Reaper Fame
Horse Shoe
Marchmont
Herzog
Tuousano
Cronin Suspect Denied Bail Admission
Judge Horton refused admission to bail for John I Beggs, Cronin suspect, in Curacao on July 17. The ruling denies the defendant bail pending further proceedings.
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Curcaco
Horton
John I
Beggs
Cronin
Annual Election of Officers at Fort Wayne Academy of Medicine
The Fort Wayne Academy of Medicine held its annual officer election last night naming President Dr G W McCaskey Vice President Dr Howard McCullough Secretary Treasurer Dr B J Derbyshire and Librarian Dr Miles F Porter The year saw creditable work with papers read by multiple doctors and many discussions Among current members are Miles Porter Carl Proegler Andrew Boswell J D Chambers G W McCaskey Howard McCullough J S Gregg A E Van Buskirk Kent Wheelock Edward J McQsear Wm P Wherry H V Sweringen S J Derbyshire and others
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Fort Wayne Academy of Medicine
G. W. Mce- Caskey
Howard McCullough
8. J. Derbyshire
Miles F. Porter
T. J. Dills
Antrum
Highmore
J. 8. Gregg
W. H. Myers
G. W. McCaskey
Carl Proegler
S. J. Derbyshire
E. J. McQlear
Dills
Wheelock
Miles I. Porter
Andrew J. Boswell
J. D. Chambers
Howard McCulloch
J. S. Gregg
A. E. van Buskirk
Kent K. Wheelock
Edward J. McQsear
Wm. P. Wherry
H. V. Sweringen
W. H. Meyers
Flood devastates Kwantung coast with 6000 dead
City of New York reports a Northwest Kwantung flood caused by a bursting water spout. About 6,000 lives lost and 10,000 rendered homeless as floodwaters reach thirty six feet. Paris rail collision leaves twenty dead or injured near Grenoble after a clash of passenger and freight trains on the Paris Lyons and Mediterranean line.
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San Francisco
New York
China
Kwantung
Paris
Greenoble
Lyons
Mediterranean
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Notices
One hundred dollar reward offered for catarrh cure failure. Testimonial letters for F J Cheney and Co. endorsements from West Treax Kinnan Manors and Toledo banks. Hall's Catarrh Cure described as internal, priced 75 cents per bottle and sold by druggists. Also sale or exchange notice for a two seated carriage, open to cash or brood mare trade. Address Joe W Bell Fort Wayne. A lost half white shepherd dog offered reward. owner contact Thomas Lairmore Arcola Ind. Public denial statement from Curist Lange about William Moeling.
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WF. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Treax
O. Vanpine, Kinnan & Manors
O. HE
H. Vas
Cushier
Toledo National Bank
O. Hall
Joe
W. Bell
East
Columbia Street
Fort Wayne
Suspect Walsh Arrives in San Francisco Tied to Cronin Case
Morris Walsh, believed to be Suspect Simonds, landed on the Acapua from Panama. He admits three years with Luke Dillon in Europe and a Madrid stay with Dillon when Piggott died. He was present during Cronin’s removal and lingered in San Francisco May 2 to 25 to learn Cronin’s fate. He has sailed on Pacific mail steamers since March and hints Cronin may be alive awaiting safety.
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San Francisco
Cal
Morris Walsh
Simonds
Luke Dillon
Chicago
Cronin
Panama
Europe
Madrid
Dillon
Piggott
Pacific Mail
Strikes and unrest reported across multiple states
July 13 dispatches describe miners in Braidwood facing no disturbance as sheriffs maintain picket lines while other strikes progress. Coxville miners return to work after a misunderstanding, Carneg ie mill talks advance toward settlement, and Seeley’s Bay illness follows ice cream exposure. Also noted are a yacht race winner, a baseball classification proposal, a new internal revenue solicitor, a failed grain dealer bankruptcy, two suicides, a suicide and a found body, a shipwreck, a consulate appointment refusal, a burial of a passenger, a rate war rumor, and a severe Belleville storm.
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Braidwood
Sheriff Huston
Zoeller
Braz
Ind
Coxville
Brazil
Homestrap
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
McCandless
Abbott
Weihe
McNutt
Martin
Amalgamated Association
Washincron
Alphonso Hart
Ohio
Internal Revenue Bureau
Berrano
Sherman Bros. & Co
Curiaco
Frank H. Tiernan
Joseph Webber
North Side
Simmons
Evanston
Panama
Rapel
East Sacraw
Mich
Roswell G. Horr
Valparaiso
Jonnstown
Mary A. Swineford
St. Louis
St. Paun
Minn
Chicago
Omaha
Belleville
Towns wiped out by destructive tornado at Princeton Ohio
Princeton Ohio was obliterated by a tornado that afternoon wiping out every house with some blown away. A large brick schoolhouse was lifted and its roof carried 200 yards into a tree. Farmers aided the survivors as the town, population about 200, suffered total destruction.
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Cincinnati
Princeton
Ohio
Onionville
Minn
F. D. Underwood
Underwood
Milwaukee Road
Reamye
City board boosts many valuations in midweek session
The city board of equalization met yesterday morning and adjourned to meet again in the afternoon. They increased valuations across multiple entities including Western Union Telegraph Central Telephone American Bell etc. Fort Wayne Gas Light and other firms saw notable rises. Also noted were bank stock adjustments and summons for Mr Foster over an unsatisfactory return. Kansas City July 15 reports a fatal freight collision near Booneville with heavy cattle loss. Kentucky murder case near Hickman. and assorted affidavits filed on late night doors violation charges.
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Port Wayne
Centlivre
Hilbrecht
Second Ward
Charles Centlivre
Seventh Ward
City Board of Equalization
Western Union Telegraph
Central Telephone Company
American Bell Telephone Company
Anthony Wayne Manufacturing Company
Peters Box and Lumber Company
Olds Wagon Works
Fort Wayne Jenny Electric Light Company
Fort Wayne Gas Light Company
I. N. Taylor
Fort Wayne Street Railway
Fort Wayne Transfer & Storage Company
Margaret Ryan
Horton Manufacturing Company
Kerr Murray Manufacturing Company
G. W. Leavy
A. C. Trentman
G. E. Bursley & Co
Wm. Moellering & Sons
Skelton, Watt & Wilt
Coombs & Co
S. Bush & Co
Rockhill
John Kelly
Kansas City
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Booneville
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Valparaiso
Winslow
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A. K. Hackett
Homestead Steel Works
Carnegie & Co
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Toe
Republican State Central Committee
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A. W. Kinsler
Dayton
Turrx
St. John
Christian Temperance Women of the World
Hayes
Coneressaman Perkins
Cherokee Commission
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Milwaukee
Alice Hemmick
Collins
E. Kindred
Eclipse
J. J. Brown
Hanfield
C. A. Starr
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L.T. Eastes
Landes
C. G. Richmond
Lock
D. W. Homes
Medora
L. R. Blossom
Monmouth
H. F. Schaefer
St. Louis Crossing
Muncie
Evening Herald
Minnie McKillip
Tur
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Johnstown
Azzam G. Taveman
Cumberland
Edward ‘Rouge
John 8. McConnell
Laneville
St. Joseph County
J- 2. Reed
J. W. Nickels
Mount Zion
Wells County
T. J. Arnold
D,. Cloud
Nappanes
Elkhart County
W. L. Peddygard
H. F. Ely
North Liberty
Fiordia
Madison County
Homestead
Mesers, Carnegie & Co
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Harrison
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Tom Federation of
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Tax Cronin
Joan Li
Sulllivan
Frederick Douglass
Hayti
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Wroliam A. Manuunin
Indianapolis
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Billy Muldoon
P. C. Boyle
Oil City
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Tenants’ Defense League
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Seleey Forrest
Bryne
James Burke
Mike Madden
Jack Jones
Long Beach
Chrie Lilly
Tom McCoy
Hastings
N. Y
Charles Logue
Andy Kelly
Huyler
Indianapolis Journal
Carnegie, Phepps & Co
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Grant
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Alexander Iit
Missouri
Germany
General Rosecran
Cigar Makers Runion
Baltimore
Sentinel
Veter Rudolph Pickel
New Haven, Inc
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Hie
United
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Sullivan-Kilrain
Cridge
Caicaco
Jake Kilrain
Clay County
Thees- Star
Brazil Mining Company
West Virginia
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Knightsville
Harmony
Benwood
Cardonia
Perth
Carbon
Asherville
Hosierville
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Ifo
the Pentecost Band
John F. Reges
Academy OF Medicine
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Broussels
Lowt
Shepard
Thomas Lairmore
Arcola
Wm. Moeling
Lange
Panauas
Dr. Cronin
Hraidwood
Prince=tun
Men
Kiscwiherce
English Syndicates
Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
A. Pillsbury & Co
Washburn Mill Company
Washburn
Fast and
West Side Power Companies
Pillsbury
C. A. Pillsbury
Wijey AY Waair
City Board of Equalization Minhe Soume
Lovuisyvitz
Hickman
John Staem
James Thompson
Harry Hammill
Officer O'Connell
George Brown
Louis Wolf S
Calhoun Street
Morgan & Beach
Waysville Breeze
Editor Shutt
Shutt
Maysville
Fort Wayne Market
J. B. Manning & Co
Graham
Timothy
Root & Company
VaeVarlar
Hood
C. J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Baasas
Merch
A. KE. Talany
Bazine
Ness
Wuick & Mincklek
Pistey Long Block
Wayne
Robt. Spice
Wayne Ag’t
W. Main
Pearl
West Main Street
Cosgrove & Snyder
Wwe
Harrison ‘Street
H. W.arles
J. T. Tobacco
W. Berry
Eliza Bowmann
Alien County
WM. H. Schoonover
Swayne & Doughman
John Nerhood
Margaret Smith
M. V. B. Spencer
Es Y
Corea
Allen
Allen P. McQuiston
Perry A. Randall
Bridget Cody
Morris Cody
Court House
Said
George H. Viberg
W. J. Vesey
John J. Brink
Charles Hoffman
Therese Hoffman
Feandal & Vesey
Plaintif
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