Prosecution in Burlington dynamite case gets week long cont in Chicago
A wave of delays and disclosures surrounds the Burlington dynamite conspiracy trial. Chief Arthur travels from Oxianco to Cleveland while district attorney Ewing cautions against linking the Brotherhood to the plot. Pinkerton detectives surface within defendants and defense circles as new hearings unfold, with continuances granted for Hoge and Murphy and bail set at 6000 dollars each.
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Oxianco
Arthur
Cleveland
Burlington
Brotherhood
Ewing
Donohoe
The
Omoaco
Pinkerton
Hayne
Broderick
Batereisen
Goding
Illinois
Gantspure
Ill
Stewart E. Hoge
J. H. Murphy
J. A. Hull
Oxtenco
J. A. Bauereinen
United
Chleboun
Chapek
Hronek
Banfield
Chcaco
Hoge and Murphy
Frank Collier
Burlington Company
Collier
Csying
Hoge
Murphy
Kelly
McGilrary
Central Police Station
Senate panel approves funds in Lowry-White contest
Wasuixnaton July 19 report from senate appropriations committees says the sundry civil appropriation bill gives Representative White $2,000 for expenses in the Lowry White contest, but grants Lowry nothing as he had no ground for contest and no justice in his bid to seat Captain White.
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Wasuixnaton
Senate
Representative White
Lowry-White
Lowry
Captain White
Deadly flood devastates Wareerme area in West Virginia
Terrific rainstorm floods Main Street cellars and washes away homes from Caldwell's Inn to Triadelphia. Twenty three people are known to be drowned with ten confirmed dead in this city. several families homeless as the Wheeling Creek disaster spans sixteen miles east toward Alexander Pennsylvania. The Baltimore and Ohio line and telegraph wires suffer severe damage. coffins float from two cemeteries as authorities tally the toll.
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Wareerme
W. Va
Main Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling River
Caldwell’s Inn
Elm Grove
Wheeling Creek
Wm. Gaston
Charles Caubell
Wheeling News-Letter
Jane Fay
Alice
Mary
German
Triadelphia
Wear Alexander
Barbara Stenzel
Herman Stenzel
Annie Wingart
Miltonsburg
Ohio
Alicea Wingert
Stenzel
Tax board raises valuations for several merchants firms
The board lowers some valuations where demands are unjust and raises them where warranted. Merchants see stock values lifted modestly and capitalists and manufacturers gain. Notable increases include Street Railroad from 25000 to 35000, Olde wagon works 25000 to 50000, Jenney Electric Light from 40000 to 51000, Horton Manufacturing 18000 to 22500, Western Union Telegraph from 8000 to 6600, Bell Telephone 2800 to 2500, Central Union Telephone 3000 to 5000, Peters Box and Guimber from 30000 to 36000, and base line 4600 to 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railroad Company
Olde Wagon Works
Jenney Electric Light Company
Horton Manufacturing Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Company
Central Union Telephone Company
Peters Box and Guimber Company
Ives Cases Involving Requisition For Ives And Stayner
New York July 19. W H Hugh Hamilton county Ohio prosecutor arrives at Fifth Avenue hotel seeking to obtain a requisition to seize Ives and Stayner. Objections to the requisition were filed by their counsel in Albany. Governor Hill was to hear the request at 2 PM Monday. Ives and Stayner are indicted for grand larceny and embezzlement. strong proof cited. Albany hearing planned for last evening.
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New York
W. H. Hugh
Hamilton County
Ohio
Ives
Stayner
Fifth Avenue
Albany
Timea
Hil
Poghanid
N. Y
Hill
Ives and Stayner
Portland Gusher Sparks Indiana Gas Boom
Special to the Sentinel from Poznan Indiana notes Camden gas wells as the state’s largest, fueling Portland’s expansion. Portland Gas Co to lay pipes to Camden after striking multiple big wells at Dunkirk Como Camden and Red Key, signaling a regional boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Poznan
Ind
Portland Gas Company
Camden
Portland
Streke
Fort Wayne
Jay County
Dunkirk
Como
Red Key
Western Iron Workers dissolve union amid resumption cue
The Western Tron Manufacturers association dissolved at a conference committee meeting. The resolution released unsigned members from pledges and allowed them to proceed individually with starting their works. A general resumption is anticipated in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirtrssvure
Western Tron Manufacturers Association
Grading Method for Teachers Adopted by State Leader
Harvey M. LaFollette, state superintendent, outlined a new teacher grading method at the county superintendents association in Indianapolis on June 28. The final average uses two equal factors: a nine-branch exam and a “surccess” grade based on teaching ability and school success, each 20 percent of the total. The remaining 20 percent covers care of school property, records and reports, and professional interest, each up to 10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey M. LaFollette
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
County Superintendents Association
Indianapolis
Ada
Chleboun Confesses Onreach Plot in July 18 Court
Frank Chleboun and two accomplices were arrested for conspiring to murder Judge Gary Judge Grinnell and Inspector Bonfield. Chleboun confessed last night that Hronek outlined plans for revenge and supplied two bombs and dynamite. He denied a definite murder plot against the judges.
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Grinnell
Gary
Bon‘field
Alex Smith Wea
Inspector Banfield
Oxrcaco
Frank Chleboun
John Hronek
Frank Chapok
Bonfield
Banfield
Hronek
Ohleborn
Captain Schaak
Frances Cleveland Club Formed by Bluffton Democrats
In Bluffton Indiana two Democratic women organized the Frances Cleveland club electing Maggie Wisner as president Mrs Jacob North as vice president Jean Barton as secretary and Mat Plessinger as treasurer A notice says some members were formerly Republicans but cannot uphold the Republican free whisky platform A committee will invite Mrs Cleveland to send a portrait to the club.
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Bluffton
Ind
Frances Cleveland
Maggie Wisner
Jacob North
Jean Barton
Mat Plessinger
Cleveland
Die By Morphine Seems A Pretty Young Lady
Mrs Elia Bresler a pretty young married woman living with Mrs Close at Laselle and Hanna streets in the city took morphine on Thursday and died Friday morning. She expressed a wish to die saying she did not want to live. A doctor and friends tried to save her but she died in the forenoon. She had recently married and likely divorced or separated from her husband from Dixon. Her brother James Bresler a railroad switchman also lives at the boarding house. The deceased appears to be about twenty four and from a good family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Bresler
Dixon
James Bresler
Burglar Steals $63 From Bedside In 93 Miner Street Home
A burglar entered the residence of carpenter Robert D. Boyles at 93 Miner Street during the night through a back window. He took $63 from a pants pocket while Mr. and Mrs. Boyles slept, fleeing after Mrs. Boyles woke and described the masked intruder as a big burly man. Police are alerted and searching.
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Robert D. Boyles
Miner Street
Morrison outlines tariff plank and campaign plans
Colonel Morrison discusses campaign strategy and potential speeches and sacation. He defends a tariff approach as necessary to cover government expenses, saying customs duties should fund government after internal revenue. He notes he wrote the 1884 plank and asserts the platform supports using duties on imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
National Education Association awards prizes and venue choice
The awards committee announced prize funds of 500 for state exhibits, 300 to Missouri, 200 to Massachusetts, and a 3200 special prize to the St. Louis manual training school. The new board authorized selecting a convention site and referred the decision to the president, secretary, and treasurer with power to choose Nashville Tennessee and arrange accommodations.
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San Francisco
National Educational Asociation
Missouri
Massachusetts
St. Louis
WN. Y
Hotel Men’s State Association
W. D. Garrison
Louis Reibold
Bates House
Indianapolis
L. A. Maltby
Lafayette House
Philadelphia
O. D. Seavery
Ponce de Leon Hotel
St. Augustine
Fla
Great excitement in Penne sylvania oil regions
Pirrspora July 21 There is great excitement in the oil regions over the revelations of the Pethole oil field Pe thole has for nearly a quarter of a century been considered a sucked orange and the oil right of 100000 acres around the old town would not have brought 100 Now excitement is greater there than in any other field in the region not excepting Bakerstown They now have seven wells that are good for 8000 barrels a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pethole
Old Town
Bakerstown
Big Flames Hit Wabash Piano Warehouse Fire
At 11 oclock flames swept a five story building at 156 Wabash avenue used as a piano warehouse and asset rooms owned by James Bauer. Total loss projected at 250000 with insurance and multiple firms affected including Standard Musical Company and Pferlner Prat Co. The blaze destroyed over 400000 in property by early afternoon and a janitor, James Mahoney, remained missing amid chaotic evacuation after an explosion in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omoaco
Wabash Avenue
James Bauer
Tosa
John DeKoven
Bauer
Standard Musical Company
Deasers
Pferciner, Prat & Co
Chicago Carpet Company
James Mahoney
Oinorsnaty
Cincinnati Baking Company
Front Street
Race and
Elm
Scranton
Dunn
Old Forge
Loaanstort
Ind
Kentland
Chicago
Pan-Handle Railroad Company
Dear River
Miah
Arenac County
Gladwin
Disappearance of Moore and Norton in St. Laura
Moore released by Judge Guthrie has vanished in St. Laura. He was last seen with his attorney on a street. Mrs. Norton has not spoken to press and is absent from the hotel. Lawyers anticipate re arrest for Moore on adulter y charges being amended or withdrawn to allow action on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Grim Toll of a City Week Deaths Names Ages and Causes
A weekly list from city undertakers details deaths across ages from newborn to 89. Causes include cholera infantum multiple cases, typhoid, cancer of bowels, spasms, paralysis, and suicide. Notable entries include Louise Worthmeier 23, and Ells Breasler 34 who died by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Worthmeier
Peter Green
Christian Stege
Alice Bell
Conrad Baus
Erastus Thiig
Ralph Kinder
Arthur Albert
William Luehrmann
Rollie Shea
Albert Meyer
Geo
D. Allen
Adam Koehl
E. W. Barker
Herr
Jesse Grimme
Dean B. Bleekman
Ells Breasler
Elizabeth Gay
Joseph Shivers
Brother of Superintendent Worthington Attempts Suicide in Detroit
George W. Worthington a 30 year old Cincinnati lawyer became mentally unbalanced from overwork and tried to cut his throat with a razor at Macinac. His brother W. W. Worthington and A. H. Mitchell escorted him home to Detroit where at the Wayne hotel a barber shop incident led to a warded assault on the razor by shopkeeper Sellers. He was then confined to the Dearborn Retreat wearing a strait jacket after arrival due to rapid deterioration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
George W. Worthington
Cincinnati
Macinac
W. W. Worthington
Fort Wayne
Ind
A. H. Mitchell
Detroit
Wayne Hotel
J. G. Johnson
Woodworth Avenue
Dearborn
Worthington
Sellers
Seven Die As Steam Pipe Explodes On Convoy Tow Boat
Seven crewmen die when a steam pipe explodes near West Port Indiana at 1 40 am. on the Convoy tow boat. Victims include William Page William Harrigan Robert Jones William Bigley Charles Luster George McCann and William Kelley. The captain and crew hurriedly escaped as the boat burned and towed to shore. Another fatality occurs in Chicago area when a wall collapses during a Germania Society building demolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvillis
West Port
Ind
William Page
William Harrigan
Soho
Robert Jones
Jacks Run
Pas
William Bigley
Allegheny City
Charles Luster
George McCann
Pittsburg
William Kelley
C ‘Tain
Charles Chambers
Sweeney’s Foundry
Jeffersonville
Thomas Fawcett & Son
John Richardson
Louis Reno
William Kerins
Tom Carr
Railroad wrecks claim multiple lives across states
In White Haven Pennsylvania a Central railroad crash between a coal train and a New York fast freight in a tunnel killed one conductor and injured five others as both engines wrecked. In Barberville Kentucky a Pineville branch collision left Engineer W F Shanks dead and workers Coleman Bradly Foundsley severely hurt. In Texas at Front a Mexican National construction train wreck killed ten men.
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Winkespannre
F’s
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
White Haven
New York
Louisville
Barberville
Pineville
Louisville and
Nashvill Road
W. F. Shanks
R. Coleman
George Bradly
John Findsley
Larxpo
Texas
Mexican National Railroad
Opium Smuggling Case Spurs Escape and Testimony
Fred and Charles Saunders, arrested June 9 for opium smuggling, faced examination in Port Huron. Testimony by Charles Label, Indianapolis, claimed piano boxes of opium shipped to him and relayed to San Francisco. Saunders brothers held for trial at $5,000 bail. Label escaped custody en route to Detroit and is now in Canada, leaving the case without the sole witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Hurox
Mich
Fred
Charles Saunders
Charles Label
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
San Francisco
Saanders
Stein
Detroit
Label
Canada
United States
Saunders Brothers
How the Democratic Administration Aids Indiana Soldiers
Col. Charles A. Zollinger, Indiana pension agent, releases annual and quarterly figures showing Indiana pensioners rising under Democratic rule. He contrasts three years of Democratic increases with twenty years of Republican policy, noting higher pension counts, larger rate increases, and new laws benefiting widows and disabled veterans. The data argues Democrats better support veterans, with 13,087 new pensions in three years versus 26,434 over twenty before.
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Charles A. Zollinger
United States Pension Agent
Indiana
Zollinger
Indianapolis Sentinel
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Indianapolis
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Congress
Democrata
Charleston launches first government cruiser on Pacific coast
San Francisco ship yards at Union Iron Works saw the launch of cruiser No. 5, the Charleston, the first government vessel launched on the Pacific coast. Vessels dimensions include 320 feet length, 46 feet breadth, 2,730 tons displacement, steel hull with twin screws, and armament of two eight inch rifles, six six inch guns, ten six pound Hotchkiss guns, and four battling guns. The contractors expect completion and handover by December.
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San Francisco
Union Iron Works
Pacific Coast
Charleston
Maumee Valley Monumental Association to Convene in August
The Maumee Valley Historical Monumental association will hold its annual meeting in August with election of a president and several directors. The event includes exercises at the old fort site, invites congressmen governors and Indians, and features Congressman Breckenridge delivering the annual address. A financial committee met to organize and seeks substantial citizen support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maumee Valley
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Bayleys Compromise Ends Larceny Case In Ohio
In Marigavitae Ohio on July 20, Emma Bayley and her husband reached a settlement. The husband recovers 3680, pays the detective, allows her 136 in goods, and grants her 25 extra. She drops prosecution for larceny and leaves the country. He will seek a divorce.
Detroit Nominates Wellington Burt for Governor in Acclamation
In Detroit on July 19 the Democratic convention nominated Wellington R. Burt of Saginaw for governor by acclamation. The ticket includes William B. Moran as lieutenant governor Thomas D. Hawley for secretary of state John D. Norton for state treasurer Smart Ale Ribben for superintendent of public instruction Charles E. King for state board of education. Greenbackers in Grand Rapids completed their ticket with A. A. Ellis for attorney general Bartley Green for auditor general S. W. Fowler for commissioner of state land office and three inspectors.
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Detroit
Wellington R. Burt
Saginaw
William B. Moran
Thomas D. Hawley
John D. Norton
Smart Ale Ribben
State Board of Education
Charles E. King
Greenbackers
Grand Rapids
A. A. Ellis
Bartley Green
W. Fowler
State Land Office
Democratic Joint Senatorial Convention Named
The Democratic joint senatorial convention of Allen and Whitley counties will be held in Fort Wayne at the Academy of Music on Saturday July 28 1888 at 2 o'clock p m to nominate a candidate for state senator. Allen county will have 44 delegates and Whitley county 12. Montgomery Hamilton is chairman of the Allen County Committee and Wa F McNaimney is chairman of the Whitley County Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Whitley Counties
Fort Wayne
Academy of Music
Allen County
Whitley County
Hanna Prospects for Nomination at State Convention
Mr. H. O. Hanna plans to place Gol, BR. 8. Robertson in nomination before the Republican state convention. Hanna is described as a pleasant talker and brilliant gentleman who will honor the colonel with the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Hanna
Gol
Robertson
Hanna
Brakeman Injured While Coupling on Grand Rapids Line
John Doyle formerly of Pittsburg shops now a brakeman on the Grand Rapids road had his finger and thumb badly mashed yesterday afternoon when his hand was caught between bumpers during a coupling. He was brought to this city and is resting at his Melita street home. His injury will keep him off work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doyle
Pittsburg
Grand Rapids
Brouht
Melita Street
Mills Bill Passed After Heated Tariff Debate in House
In Washington July 21 the house approved the Mills bill after a daylong tariff fight. Amendments setting duty at 42.99 per 100 were adopted. final passage passed 162 to 149 amid cheers from Democrats. Republicans and independents split on cotton ties and adjournment moves.
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Wasniveton
Milla
House
Treasury
Mills
McKinley
Yeas
Naya
Iowa
Randall
Hogg
Virginia
Sowden
Pennsylvania
Greenman
Bies
New York
Fitch
Nelson
Minnesota
Boutelle
Battle of
Bull Run
Mahoning Allegheny dispute stalls Toledo road project
The Mahoning problem persists with no settlement among Mahoning and Allegheny construction firms though talks occurred. Allegheny officials deny solvency claims and claim cash in banks, while engineers demand payment. Haskell travels to New York to raise funds to settle and complete the road, aiming to extricate the project from its difficulties.
Brooklyn Ministers Break with Republicans Over Tariff Stand
Three leading Brooklyn ministers Reverend Drake Cullen? Rev. Dr. Cuyler, Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott, and Rev. Dr. Storrs announce they cannot in good conscience support the Republican party in the next national election due to the tariff position at Chicago. They join ex mayor Seth Low and other Republicans in criticizing ultra protection and the free whisky and free tobacco planks, signaling a shifting political mood in Kings County.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cuyler
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Lyman Abbott
Plymouth Church
Henry Ward Beecher
Storrs
Church of the Pilgrime
Heights
Seth Low
Kings County
Republicans Swear In Favor Of Grover Cleveland
Secretary Mize reports growing Democratic support as Republicans switch sides in Illinois counties. Nunda in McHenry County notes 25 Norwegians who voted Republican shift to the Democratic ticket and platform. Will County correspondent says 46 Republicans left the party with 24 set to vote Democratic, while the rest join the Prohibition movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cxurence
Mize
Democratic State Committee
Nunda
McHenry County
Grover Cleveland
Will County
Prohibition Movement
New York Bank Statement Shows Mixed Movements
The weekly report notes increases in loans by $224,000 and legal tender by $145,500 while specie falls by $2,218,800 and circulation drops $82,500. Reserve clearances stand at $1,294,000 with deposits rising to $3,116,800. the bank holds $26,64,400 above the 25 percent reserve requirement.
Indiana Congressman Denies Gubernatorial Candidacy
Waeaineton July 21 Congressman Hovy of Indiana states he is not a candidate for governor and has no intention to be. The Indianapolis Sentinel notes K C Bell of Fort Wayne visited the city and believes in Democratic success, while Republicans in his district are not enthusiastic about Harrison's nomination.
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Waeaineton
Hovy
Indiana
Portes
Wallace
Robertson
Indianapolis Sentinel
K. C. Bell
Fort Wayne
Grand
Harrison
Maria J. Hathaway
Indiana Medical College
Luella Derbyshire
Fort Wayne College
Lawn Lovie
Altoona
Evansville
CO. A. Munson
Gray
J. H. Rohan
F. R. Weldon
E. L. Siver
Fort Wayne Rifles
Hohnholz
Eastwood
Oxstanco
Blodgett
United States
Ccushman-Bell Telephone
Ball Company
Cushman Company
Local News Bits From Marion County Ohio Area
Local notes report legal actions, a will filing, farming work, and pension news. John J. Tyler earns an army pension as crops promise strong yields along Missouri Pacific routes. A Goshen postmaster faces arrest, while Allen and Whitley counties plan a Democratic senatorial convention in July with Hayden and McDonald opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Tyler
Tyler
Clark
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Our School A Novel Entertainment at the Asylum Visit
About seventy gentlemen and ladies toured the Richmond asylum for feeble minded children last evening. Superintendent Bennett and Mr Blake greeted guests with Mrs Mary Wilson and teachers. They viewed rooms, saw the school, heard recitations, and witnessed a concluding dance and speeches. There are 208 children, all neatly cared for and well taught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Palladium
Bennett
Sperintendent Blake
Blake
Mary Wilson
Olass
Roberts Stricken By Paralysis in Chile Dispatch
A Santiago dispatch reports Minister Rob erts has suffered paralysis, with doctors calling the case hopeless. The medical prognosis shadows Chilean political circles as word spreads of his illness and its potential impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
Santiago
de Chili
Roberts
Indiana Engineer Dies After Wife Accused of Murder
Convmivs Indiana, July 21 Oscar W Doran an engineer died this morning after reportedly being poisoned with carbolic acid by his wife. The two had lived apart for months and she traveled from Indianapolis to visit him. She was arrested, while she claims he took his own life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convmivs
Ind
Oscar W. Doran
Indianapolis
Double hangings reported in New Jersey and Ohio
A late 19th century wire report notes Henry Conrad Ebert hanged in the county jail at 10:13 a.m. for the murder of his wife last November and his attempted suicide, with his face exposed as the trap released. Richard Kearney is said to have been hanged in the jail yard at 11:06 a.m. for murdering Margaret Purcell of the Elberon household in 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janszy Orry
N. J
Henry Conrad Ebert
Ebert
Feenwoxp
N.J
Richard
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United States Circuit Court
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