Odell Says No Real Plot Behind McKinley Threat
Newburgh New York July 11 Chairman B B Odell of the Republican state committee said he found only a crank or a Baron Munchausen behind reports of a plot to assassinate President McKinley. He noted an investigation started with the state committee detective and that extra precautions are now being taken.
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Newburgh
B. B. Odell
Republican State Committee
President McKinley
New York
State Committee
Baron Munchasuen
Hanna disputes NY plot against McKinley
Cleveland reports Senator Hanna denounces a New York plot to assassinate President McKinley as false. He cites no known truth and notes ongoing talks on the new national executive committee with Cornelius Bliss Paine Lodge and others in Cleveland. Four members are named as final picks and the Hawaiian delegation visits Hanna before Canton.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Senator Hanna
McKinley
New York
Mr. Hanna
Cornelius N. Bliss
Interior
National
Paine
Wisconsin
National Executive Committee
Lodge
Executive Committee
Bliss
Canton
Hanna
H. C. Payne
J. H. Manley
Maine
Scott
West Virginia
R. C. Kerens
Missouri
Philadelphia
Clark
Wyoming
President McKinley
Twenty-third Ohio
Detective Ben Streifling Faces Perjury Charge Return
Fort Wayne sleuth Ben Streifling returns from Defiance Ohio where he answered to a perjury charge linked to his investigation of the Hicksville officer murder case. He had acted as deputy sheriff pursuing leads that led to arrests beyond those already convicted.
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Ben &Streifling
Defiance
Ohio
Hicksville
Defiance man Streifling bound over on perjury charges
Streifling faces multiple accusations in Defiance with affidavits cited as the foundation of his case. He posted bonds of 8400 and 300 after waiving examinations. The latest trial saw a manslaughter conviction for Rumbaugh and others, with Judge Baker cited as Streifling's attorney.
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Ting
Streifling
Justice’s Office
Bond
Defiance
Rumbaugh
Baker
Defiance County
State Bar Elects Officers and Discusses John Marshall Day
Indianapolis July 12. State bar association elected officers with Judge E P Hammond chosen president over W A Ketcham and Judge Timothy Howard. Officers include Hammond president Ketcham vice president Merrill Moores secretary Theodore P Davis treasurer and an executive committee. A dispute over John Marshall Day led to February 4 ceremonies at the next annual meeting with plans to secure a speaker and arrangements.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Bar Association
E. P. Hammond
Lafayette
W. A. Ketcham
Timothy Howard
South Bend
Merrill Moores
Theodore P. Davis
Noblesville
George L. Reinhard
Bloomington
Enoch G. Hogate
Danville
William P. Breen
Fort Wayne
Timothy E. Howard
John Marshall
American Bar Association
Bar Associations
United States
Supreme Bench of
Howard
Walker
John G. Williams
Washington
Judge Howard
Judge Walker
Beveridge Plans Abroad Voyage To Europe
Senator Beveridge prepares for an overseas trip with possible sailing dates this Saturday or Wednesday July 18. L N Carey of Indianapolis received an invitation to join but declined after his return. Carey sent Beveridge a telegram asking to sail on the chosen date.
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Indianapolis
Not Guilty Verdict Shakes Fort Sheridan Case
Theodore L. Craig, formerly of this city, was tried on desertion charges from the First Artillery of the U. S. Army and found not guilty. Craig is restored to duty and transferred to Battery D, Wirth Artillery, at Fort Sheridan, Illinois.
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Theodore L. Craig
First Artillery
United States Army
Mr. Craig
D. Wirth Artillry
Fort Sheridan
Chinese Decree Promises Punishment for Guilt in Boxers Rise
Washington reports an imperial decree dated June 29 in Pekin vows to punish the guilty over the Boxer uprising. It explains how foreigners became targets as boxes and anti Christian riots spread from Chihli and Shantung to Beijing, and notes foreign troops in Pekin and at Takú forts. The document says ministers will inform foreign powers and that authorities will protect legations while anarchists are addressed.
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Washington
Shanghai
Chihli
Board of War
Privy Council
Pekin
Shan Tung
China
Tung Hua
Shant Tung
Legations
Popu
Tien Tsin
Baron von Ketteler
Tsung Li Yamen
Yamen
Taku
Lo Jung Kwang
State Department
Shang Tung
War Board
Prince Ching
Conger
Hie
Death Came Like a Flash Mary Doenges Dies of Apoplexy
Mrs Mary Doenges wife of John Doenges died suddenly at 97 Oliver street Wednesday morning cause apoplexy she was sixty nine years one month and twenty five days a native of Germany she came to America forty seven years ago and lived on a farm in Adams township later moving to the city Surviving are husband six children William Doenges of Arcola Mrs William Wetzel Mrs Jacob Meyer Fried Doenges Harmon Doenges and Ferdinand Doenges all of Adams township or this city plus others in Adams township.
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Mary Doenges
John Doenges
Oliver Street
Doenges
Germany
America
Adams Township
Zion's Lutheran Church
William Doenges
Arcola
William Wetzel
Jacob Meyer
Fried Doenges
Harmon Doenges
Ferdinand Doenges
Death of Clyde Whiteleather Shocks Fort Wayne Family
Clyde Whiteleather of this city died while in Green River Wyoming as a Union Pacific brakeman. A telegram to his mother Mrs Carrie B Whiteleather said the death came last week with no details. A hospital letter stated typhoid fever and admission July 6 6. He was nineteen, son of the late J F Whiteleather founder of Fort Wayne Business College. He served in the Spanish American War and later worked in Chicago before moving west. Remains to be brought to Fort Wayne for interment.
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Clyde Whiteleather
Green River
Wyo
Carrie B. Whiteleather
South Harrison Street
Union Pacific Railroad
Twenty-eight Battery
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
West
Union Pacific
Death of Mrs. Charles E. Wallen linked to Bowling Green
Announcement from Bowling Green Kentucky reports the death of Mrs. Charles E Wallen age about forty three formerly of Fort Wayne and widow of a noted photographer. The remains will be shipped to Fort Wayne for freem rent and burial arriving this evening. Mrs Wallen visited Fort Wayne about two years ago.
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Charles E. Wallen
Bowling Green
Fort Wayne
Adelia Koehler Dies at Nineteen in Wayne Trace Home
Miss Adelia Koehler, daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Koehler, died Wednesday evening at her parents home on Wayne trace. Her death was due to consumption after a prolonged illness. She was nineteen years old.
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Adelia Koehler
John A. Koehler
Wayne Trace
Miss Koehler
Sister Julia Mary Dies In Columbus At 100
Sister Julia Mary formerly Miss Johanna McCarthy and a longtime Holy Cross nun died Sunday at Mt. Carmel hospital Columbus Ohio. Born in Huntington in 1850 she came from a prominent family. her brother once served as Huntington county sheriff. She belonged to the order for thirty years and the funeral was held at Notre Dame.
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Julia Mary
Order of the Holy Cross
Sacred Heart Academy
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Ohio
Notre Dame
Johanna McCarthy
Huntington
Huntington County
Sisterhood
Miller Bridegroom Dies in Bucyrus After Short Marriage
Ulysses Grant Miller, once with Metropolitan Life Insurance in this city, died Monday night in Bucyrus Ohio where he had lived for four weeks under doctors care. His bride of eleven months could not reach him in time. Miller shared a Bucyrus residence before marrying Carrie.
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Ulysses Grant Miller
Metropolitan Life Insurance Office
Bucyrus
Ohio
Mr. Miller
Miss Carrie
Local Fort Wayne Resident Dies After Ill Health
A Fort Wayne man died after long illness including scarlet fever typhoid fever rheumatism and heart and dropsy complications. He served in an Ohio regiment during the Spanish American War but returned home due to ill health. Survived by a grandson and son's wife, he had many friends in Fort Wayne.
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Ohio
Camp Bushnell
Miller
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Businessman Nicholas B. Rowe Dies at 62
Nicholas B. Rowe a Fort Wayne businessman died at his home 294 West Washington after a brief heart attack. He retired recently after a long career in hats, meat, and ice cream ventures. Survived by wife Mary M. Rowe a son George Herbert Rowe and a daughter Mary J. Wakenight along with siblings and a former Masonic member.
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Nicholas B. Rowe
Fort Wayne
West
Washington Street
Mr. Rowe
Swinney Park
McCoy George W Dies Suddenly In Adams Township
George W. McCoy, longtime Allen County farmer living east of Fort Wayne, died Thursday afternoon at age 73 from dropsy and heart weakness. He was born in Decatur County and moved to Fort Wayne over 30 years ago, later farming east of the city. Survived by wife Katherine Ginther, children Charles McCoy, Mrs. Cyrus Long, Angus C. McCoy, and brothers Thornton and Doug‑Ina McCoy of Greensburg.
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George W. McCoy
Allen County
Adams Township
Mr. McCoy
Decatur County
Ind
Fort Wayne
Columbia Street
B. W. Oakley
Col
C. B. Oakley
McCoy
Colonel Oakley
Katherine Ginther
Charles McCoy
Cyrus Long
Angus C. McCoy
Thornton
Doug- Ina McCoy
Greensburg
Nickel Plate Road Special to Chautauqua Lake
Nickel Plate Road offers low July 27 rates to Chautauqua Lake with return travel good through August 28. Trains feature elegant appointments and superb service for travelers.
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Chautauqua Lake
Piotth
State Board of Pharmacy Meets in Fort Wayne
Indiana state board of pharmacy opens sessions at 9 this morning in the New Avonline hotel parlors with C. B. Woodworth among the attendees. Fort Wayne observers include board secretary C. B. Woodworth.
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Indiana State Board of Pharmacy
Fort Wayne
Aveline
Messrs. C. B. Woodworth
Fort
Indiana board reorganizes with Otto as president
The regular annual meeting of the board re elected Theo E Otto as president and Woodworth as secretary. The secretary position carries a $1,500 annual salary, with board members paid $5 per day while in session.
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Woodworth
Garrett Lady Wins $7500 Judgment in Railroad Case
Mrs. Emma Ray of Garrett secured a $7500 verdict against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the death of her husband, an engineer, killed in a wreck a bit over a year ago. Judge Baker of the federal court heard the case during the Fort Wayne session. The suit sought $10000. Roby of Auburn and Mountz of Garrett represented the plaintiff, while Collins of Columbus appeared for the railroad.
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Emma Ray
Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ray
Baker
Federal Court
United States Court
Roby
Auburn
H. W. Mountz
Collins
Columbus
Baltimore and Ohio
Fremont stock dealer files voluntary bankruptcy petition
Jacob Michael of Fremont Steuben County has filed in U S court a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities total 4129.95 with assets of 520. Attorney: William C Chadwick.
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Jacob Michael
Fremont
Steuben County
United States
William C. Chadwick
You Appointed Immigrant Inspector at Victoria
A. J. You of Fort Wayne Ind has been named immigrant inspector at five dollars per day and will be stationed in Victoria B C He has held a similar post in New York for several months.
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Washington, D. C
A. J. You
Fort Wayne
Ind
Victoria
B. C
You
New York
Beeting Teething Aid Promoted for Mothers
An old advertisement urges mothers to use Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies calling it the best remedy. The note emphasizes caregivers should choose this product for relief during tooth-cutting.
Seavey Hardware Wins Glass Supply Contract
Seavey Hardware has been awarded the contract to furnish plate glass, sheet glass, ornamental glass and prism lights for the new Reot Memorial building. The award covers all glazing components and related fixtures for the structure.
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Seavey Hardware Company
Reot Memorial
Fort Wayne
Wrough
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