Marriage Bells At Diehl Home And City Notices
The Diehl residence at Harmer and Wayne hosted a wedding uniting Lilly May Diehl and Louis Ohnhaus with a 4 PM service and a five course dinner served by Caterer Seidel. The couple will reside at 9 East Wayne after August 1. Also noted: Rev Moffat joined Dr Barnett to wed Lettie A VanAlstine at 17 Jones Street with relatives present. Coroner Bell to hold an inquest Tuesday into Healy's death. Healy, a former Fort Wayne journalist and dramatic critic, was remembered for his sharp writing and open-minded, quiet demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Diehl
Harmer and
Wayne Streets
Lilly May
Louis Ohnhaus
Moffat
Seidel
Chicago
East Wayne Street
W. W. Barnett
Lettie A. VanAlstine
Jones Street
Fort Wayne
Taylor University
Bell
Healy
Connecticut
Means
California
Europe
Ind
Akron
Columbus
The
Press
Springfield
Mr. Healy
Gazette
Ife
Masonic Temple
Gazette of Sunday
Anna Dickinson
Academy
Hamlet
Iss Dickinson
Death of Fort Wayne Journalist Frank Healey
The report recounts Frank J. Healey a Tribune reporter killed in a runaway on an old viaduct near the draw bridge in Cleveland He was a seasoned Fort Wayne editor and Cleveland journalist with a noted struggle with drink Healy died at St Vincent's hospital after the wreck while accompanying Marty Swayne who was arrested for intoxication on State street The accident followed a bid to bail Swayne and a buggy collision on the viaduct
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Frank Healey
Tar
The
Gazette
Cleveland Sunday World
Frank J. Healey
Tribune
Draw Bridge
Healey
Cleveland
Springfield
Ohio
Plain Dealer
Plaindealer
Graphic Sentinel
New York City
Advertiser
the World
Eighth Precinct
Marty Swayne
State Street
McKnight
Swayne
Drawbbridge
Healy
Superior Street
McGorray
St. Vincent's Hospital
A Group Picture of the New English Parliament Arrives
August 4 marks the convening of the new English Parliament with a liberal majority likely to pass reforms including home rule for Ireland. John Burns stands out as a labor leader in the liberal camp, with 670 members overall and Speaker Peel continuing as neutral presiding officer. Joseph Chamberlain represents Birmingham and leads the liberal-unionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Ireland
Peel
Robert Peel
John Burns
M. V
London County Council
Joseph Chamberlain
Endicott
Birmingham
Amusing Experiment With Ring In Glass Demonstration
A playful instruction describes pulling a hair from a sister or fellow, tying a gold ring to the end, and lowering it into a glass of water. The ring swings back and forth until it strikes the glass walls as many times as the hair’s length in years, then stops abruptly.
Resignation Rumor Hits Treasury Secretary Charles Foster
A Ohio official reports that Charles Foster, secretary of the treasury, contemplated resigning amid dissatisfaction with Ohio delegates at Minneapolis. Foster reportedly offered to resign, but the president did not accept, and the move remains under consideration once current embarrassments pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coneners
Ohio
Charles Foster
the Treasury
Minneapolis
Treasury
Party Songs and Cries in Early U S Elections
The article traces political campaign songs from 1840 to 1856, noting how songs and symbols shaped voter enthusiasm. It cites Ward cider and log cabins for Harrison 1840, rhymes about Tyler and Dutch, Polk and Clay battles, the Star of the West, and Fremont and victory, with named creators and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Harrison
Harrison
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Dallas
Texas
Clay
Zachary Taylor
Zach
Waite House
Whitey
General Taylor
Fremont
Victory
John C. Fremont
R W. Raymond
Brooklyn
Campaign Pageantry Through 1884 Political Rallies
A historical survey notes 1860 to 1884 campaign customs including Wide-awakes and Hailsplitters, Little Giants, railsplitters, and Horace Greeley era insignia. It cites Lincoln rails, Horace Greeley, Garfield, Hancock, Blaine, Cleve land, and the first use of campaign buttons depicting candidates and banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Nlorace
General Grant
Garfield
Hancock
Blaine
James G. Blaine
Harvard College
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Harrity Named National Democratic Committee Chairman
William F. Harrity, secretary of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, has been chosen chairman of the National Democratic Committee. The Pennsylvanian by birth, he helped secure Governor Pattison’s election and led Pennsylvania’s delegation at Chicago. He is in his prime and will serve as secretary at a salary of 4000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Harrity
National Democratic Committee
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pattison
Ile
The
Commonwealth
Harrity
Cleveland
Chicago
Pennsylvania
William C. Whitney
Charles 8. Fairchild
Severe hailstorm causes heavy property damage in Bradford
A severe hailstorm struck Breanronp Pennsylvania causing widespread window breakage and vegetation destruction. Bradford faces about $5,000 in losses as hailstones four inches around and four to five ounces in weight fell for two hours. Three $5,000 barrel oil tanks were struck by lightning, two of them located in Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Allegheny
Paris Distrust Grows Over Ravachol Anarchist Plot
The Figaro claims a plan to destroy the Bourse and Palace of Justice with dynamite, sparking police vigilance in Paris. Authorities cite Ravachol's execution as prompting a crackdown, with leaders arrested or expelled, and a new capital crime law enforced. Shadowing and harassment of suspects resemble Irish tactics under Balfour. Meanwhile in Indiana, Allen County Republicans fear a civil split after Judge Chapin’s federal appointment.
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Bourse and Palace of Justice
Paris
Ravachol
Mont Brison
France
Europe
Course
Palace of Justice
Ireland
Balfour
Judge Ninde Buys 1400 Acres in Harrison Township
Judge L M Ninde purchased 1400 acres of wild land in Harrison township Paulding county from the Wilson estate. Workmen will clear and tile the property, aiming to prepare at least 40 acres for cultivation this year. A tile factory may be located on the site. land valued around 18 dollars an acre, totaling about 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Ninde
Harrison Township
Paulding County
Wilson
The Confusion in Allen County Republicans
Republicans in Allen County show disarray as state committeeman I. C. Hanna resigns from the district. A successor will be chosen next Wednesday by district party leaders. James B. Harper is mentioned as a potential replacement, noted for ties to the Harrison administration and to the retiring committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IT. C. Hanna
Hanna
James B. Harper
Hanna Harper
Harrison
Nanna
Gresham
Harper
Photographer charged with murder after Bangor poison death
G Paige a photographer in Hawxmoxo Indiana is jailed with no bail after his wife Eliza Tobin of South Chicago is also charged. Albert Taylor of South Chicago tied to the couple’s business is jailed. Eliza Tobin to Crown Point. Paige and Taylor held in Hawxmoxo. An arsenic stomach analysis prompted the case with pending examination at Crown Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawxmoxo
Ind
G. Paige
Bangor
Mich
Eliza Tobin
South Chicago
Page
Albert Taylor
Horses Burned at Bolingbrook Stables in Maryland Fire
A lightning strike ignited the Bolingbrook stables on R. W. Walder’s farm near Middleburg Maryland. The entire complex including the main stable and race track buildings burned, with sixteen horses reported dead. The estate owned mainly by John A. and A. H. Morris housed premium stock valued around $500000, including stallions Galore Tom Ochiltree and Hopeful. The fire left the extent of damage still under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bolingbrook
R. W. Walder
Middleburg
Carroll County
Bollingbrook
John A
A. H. Morris
Tom Ochiltree
Hopeful
Westminster
United Press
Waldron
Mammoth Park Track
Robert Walters
Chickasaw Nation Collector Defaulter Is Replaced
The Chickasaw Nation announces H. H. McLane, the present collector, is a defaulter for 6500 dollars. Governor Byrd removes him and appoints G. T. Chase as his successor. McLane is indicted by the Pickens County grand jury, and he was arrested with bonds set at 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Revo
H. H. McLane
Byrd
G. T. Chase
Pickens County
McLane
Gold ore specimens show rich assay in Deapwood
Deapwood South Dakota reports engineer Fred Haines brought in ore samples that assay $46 to the ton. The glittering rock yielded by the find is said to come from a source not disclosed by Haines who asserts abundant ore nearby. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson of Lumbar and Chestnut streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deapwood
S. D
Fred Haines
Haines
Walter Wilson
Lumbar and
Chestnut Streets
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Frank Healy
T. W. Ressell
M.P
Assmead Bartlett
Nenry Labouchere
Jonn
Calico Charley
Foster
Polk
Harry
Henry Clay
Cooney Clay
Jimmie K. Polk
Tennessee
Free Soil
Marseillaise
Chatrman Tarrity
Breanronp
Indianapolis News
Allen County
Indianapolis
Chapin
Allen County Committee
Vesey
Mary
BIG Land Purchase
Judge Ninde
Allen
Hammond
Ted
Hollingbrook Stables
South
Dakota
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