Debate on the Silver Bill Closes in House Next Saturday
The House debated and then adopted a resolution to proceed with silver bill consideration until 3 p.m. Saturday. Leaders argued over amendments and minority rights, with McKinley saying the plan would reflect national sentiment. Blount and Bland challenged gag rules, while Springer and Williams defended committee control. Senate activity included a treasury note issue and potential constitutional amendments on postmasters and cattle trade, with further tariff and revenue actions noted.
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Washington
McKinley
Ohio
Committee On Rules
Blount
Georgia
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Wall Street
Bland
Missouri
Cannon
Illinois
Springer
Williams
United States
Yeas
Wasuinctos
Noble
Oklahoma
Winfield
Silver
Bluffton
Ind
Comstock
Minnexota
Treasury
Lodge
Massachusetts
Cunard Steamship Company
New York
District of Columbia
Senate
Blair
Committee On Finance
Plumb
Parris
Sherman
Internal Revenue Law
Commissioners of Internal Revenue
Sixty Radnor Hunt Dogs Poisoned Over Rabies Purge
In Painavenrara on June 7, the Radnor Hunt club reported that sixty valuable hounds, valued around $2,000, have been poisoned since March 15 to stamp out rabies. After a hound was suspected of rabies entering the pack, it was destroyed and subsequent dogs showed symptoms, leading the club to destroy the entire kennel to prevent further spread. A. J. Cassatt presides. Charles Mather leads the hounds.
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A. J. Cassatt
Charles Mather
United Press Reporter Today
Fight turns deadly in Lee County clash with Turners
In Lee County Virginia on Monday a sheriff's posse clashed with a crowd from Harlan Kentucky led by the Turners. Jim Turner and Ed Pall were killed while Bob Stapleton, a posse member, was wounded as warrants against the Turners triggered the confrontation.
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Louisvillle
Jim Turner
Ed Pall
Bob Stapleton
Lee County
Sheriff's Posse
Turner’s
Harlan, Ky
Turners
Wills Turner
Kentuck
John Carter
Carter
Stapleton
Cleveland's Sensation Abduction Prompts Divorce Action
In Curvenant Ohio on June 5 the Florence Cowles abduction sparked a divorce petition filed by Mrs. Cowles against her husband Eugene H. Cowles for infidelity. Attorneys report Clara Limerschloss named in the affair. Judge Hamilton ordered Cowles to return the child to its mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curvenant
Ohio
Florence Cowles
Ice Cream Poisoning Suspected in St Jacob
In St Jacob a small town five miles west of here about seventy people ate ice cream Sunday and Monday many complained of severe pains. Dr. Warner Schmidt from this city has gone to St Jacob to try to obtain cream samples for analysis.
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Hicuuano
St. Jacob
Here
Warner Schmidt
Cleveland and Gray The Choice of Hlinoin Democrats as the Next Ticket
Democratic state convention delegates favor Cleveland for president with 521 votes and Gray for vice president with 381 votes The report notes several minor candidates and regional support. A separate item mentions Republican efforts to nominate Col C E Briant of Huntington for Congress, aided by labor support, while incumbent Martin had won his seat earlier. Mrs Cleveland plans to visit Marion for the summer and will stay at the Hanlessed house at the lower village.
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Sprincheap
Cleveland
Palmer
Hill
Abbot
Whitney
Gray
Morrison
Black
Stoughton
Congress
Ind
C. E. Briant
Huntington
Major Steele
Marion
Martin
Heginning
Steele
Democratic State Central Committee fixes August 28 state convention date
In Indianapolis on June 6 the Democratic State Central Committee met to set the state convention date. After two hours of executive session and debate over timing, a late convention was chosen by a vote, to be held at Tomlins on Hall with Dr George W Long a key contender. State reports indicate 81 of 92 counties already show strong organization, with others to be completed by June 15.
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Inpranapolis
Ind
Democratic State Central Committee
Jewett
Tomlinson Hall
George W. lLong
Fort Wayne
Democrats In Fractured Battle For Car Carlisle Seat
Delegates at Carlisles Kentucky congressional convention struggled through hours of balloting to nominate a successor to Senator Carlisle. On the forty-fourth ballot no clear winner emerged, with Gaunt and McCain receiving shifting support as Boone and Kenton-OHara block held to first choices. A long deadlock was expected to continue into the night and possibly several days.
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Carroutron
Carlysle
Newport
Hallam
McCain
Ballantine
Berry
O'Hara
McOnsin
Grant
Applegate
Gaunt
Dickinson
Boone
Kenton-O’hara
Woman Plots Slaying of Hank President By Ex Convict
New Castle Pennsylvania June 5 Mrs Randolph a well known local figure was arrested for soliciting Samuel Kissinger an ex convict to kill William S Foltz president of the First National Bank. Detectives positioned to hear the offer of 1500 then arrested her after conference with Kissinger. She says she was drawing him out to test his reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Piedmont Bank Building leveled by storm in Alabama
A wind storm hit Piedmont twenty five miles north of Anniston yesterday afternoon and toppled the three story bank building, injuring a white man named Sullivan and a Black man whose name is unknown. The structure cost about 15000 dollars. The cyclone then moved away and caused heavy rain and crop damage in surrounding areas.
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Anniston
Ala
Piedmont
Bank of Piedmont
Sullivan
And Yet She Was the Heir to Millions of Dollars
Mrs. Dr. Temple died in Lexington Maine at age sixty eight of heart disease after living in poverty. The 1834 purchase on Van Buren Street Chicago passed via legal schemes after the panic, and Temple heirs were recently informed they own millions in Chicago property. Lawsuits are proceeding to recover the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mother and Two Boys Drown After Raft Capsizes
In Middleburg near New Haven on June 5 Edward and George Smith aged 13 and 10 along with their mother perished when a raft overturned while the children played. The mother who could not swim rushed to their aid and went beyond her depth.
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New Haven
Conn
Edward
George Smith
S Pend
Middleburg
Million gift funds hospital for cripples and deformed
An announcement from Manison Wisconsin on June 7 reports that A Ognivle a Norwegian pine land owner of Ku Claire gave one million toward founding a hospital for the crippled and deformed. The note highlights his unusual philanthropy and details about the aimed facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manison, Wis
A. Ognivle
Ku Claire
Hospital Gift from Estate for Madison Born Disabled
A large estate valued at $1,500,000 provides for the establishment and maintenance of a hospital in Madison. The facility would serve residents born with crippled or deformed conditions, supporting care and treatment for those in a vulnerable state.
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Madison
Deadly Enmity in Hartford Area Two Men Slain by Knife
In Harrington near Torrington Connecticut on Sunday evening Waldo T Latham and Leslie Curtis quarreled over Miss Jennie Hale. Curtis stabbed Latham in the abdomen and fled. Latham was brought home where he lies dying. Curtis later stabbed himself fatally above the heart after learning Latham’s condition. Both men are beyond recovery.
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Torrington
Conn
Harrington
Waldo T. Latham
Leslie Curtis
Jennie Hale
Latham
Curtis
Miss Latham
Hale
New Phase in Proposed Filibustering Expedition
San Dizco reports an investigation into a proposed Lower California filibuster reveals a plan linked to British imperial interests. The Mexican Land and Colonization Company allegedly sought annexation and to foment dissension, with Mayor Scott claiming two English warships would back a new republic. He reportedly had neoclases in Ensenada and foresaw U S and Mexican cooperation, followed by Britain stepping in to protect subjects. Documented evidence is claimed to prove Scott as prime mover.
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San Dizco
Lower California
Mexican Land and Colonization Company
Peninsula
East India Company
Great Britain
Asia
Scott
Ensenada
Lower
California
Republic
United States
Freight trains collide near Bush station. two firemen die
Halimron Missouri June 10 two St. Louis Keokuk and Northwestern trains collided on a curve near Bush station ten miles south. Firemen on both engines died. B Thayer of Fort Madison Iowa was burned alive, Nelson died from scalding steam. Wreck blamed on dispatcher error. Paysmouth Wisconsin June 10 collision on Milwaukee Northwestern injures ten or more. four seriously. Injured include Thos Raspinson who will die, John Burke, Mat Aron, Emil Basins. Danville Illinois June 10 grain elevator accident suffocates Simon Gorman and Timothy Lynch under grain avalanche.
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Halimron
St. Louis, Keokuk
Paysmouth
Wis
Milwaukee and Northestern
Thos, Raspinson
John Burke
Mat Aron
Emil Basins
Palmer Endorsed by Illinois Democrats for U.S. Senate
Illinois Democrats nominate General Palmer by unanimous endorsement for United States Senator at the state convention in Silva, with Judge E. S. Wilson elected state treasurer on first ballot and Henry Raab of Bellville named state superintendent of public instruction. A message from ex president Cleveland was read. General Palmer spoke at 6 o'clock to enthusiastic cheers.
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Srinarisop
Cleveland
E. S. Wilson
Henry Raab
Bellville
General Palmer
United States
Anti Bennett law convention adopts Milwaukee platform
The anti Bennett law convention met in Milwaukee on June 4 drawing about 700 delegates led by Christian Koerner. The platform pledges repeal of the Bennett law while defending English instruction, parental school choice, and religious liberty against compulsory attendance and district limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Christian Koerner
Committee On
Wisconsin
Priest in Dunganon Faces Arrest After Assault
In Dunganon, Ohio, Father Hennesy of the Catholic church allegedly assaulted Miss Ella McGraw and her father, then barricaded himself at home with a Winchester. Two residents obtained a warrant. the priest was arrested and released on a $100 bond as crowds threaten renewed action. Miss McGraw is reported in critical condition.
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Hawnoverney
Dungannon
Here
Father Hennesy
Cleveland
MceGraw
McGraws
Ella McGraw
Miss McGraw
Confederate Generosity Sparks $50 000 Grant Monument Subscription
At the West Moreland club in Richmond ex confederate officers pledged a Southern drive to fund a Grant monument in New York. A NY resident spoke against a Fowler resolution for 250000, but soon a surge of pledges from Southern leaders raised 50000 in minutes led by a $5000 pledge from a leading ex confederate.
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Washigton
West Moreland Club
Richmond
New York City
Fowler
Congress
General Grant
New York
White Caps punish man for alleged chicken theft in Indiana
In Fort New Armany, June 10, Harrison county white caps dragged Walter Rowe from his Corydon bed and beat him severely for alleged chicken stealing. Rowe and wife deny the charge. neighbors believe them. Rowe plans to prosecute his assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. New Armany
Ind
Harrison County
Walter Rowe
Corydon
Bert
Rowe
Census Dissenters Arrest Warrants Issued in New York
Warrants were issued for about thirty people who refused census questions and in some cases assaulted enumerators. They will be arraigned this afternoon with penalties up to $100 fine and a year in prison. Also reported: three Williamsport men, John Schmidt, John H. Kim, and Mathias J. Pollock, are missing and believed drowned.
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New York
United States
Shields
John Schmidt
John H. Kim
Mathias J. Pollock
Williamsport
Amusing Prisoner Walks Free From Cordsville Jail
Latmill county reports its sole prisoner John Frazer of the north escaped from Cordsville jail Monday night by unlocking the door. He left a letter for Sheriff, indicating he is eager to leave the county and not wake the sleeping official. He jokes about summer’s heat and his unused strength for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avansta
Court Meant to Hear Trial Hopes for Acquittal This October
A defendant plans to stand trial when the court convenes in October and expresses hope for acquittal. The statement centers on prior proceedings and anticipated outcomes.
A Village Doomed Loveland Iowa Swept by Cloud Burst
Loveland in Dory valley eighteen miles north of the city was nearly wiped out by a cloud burst and floodwaters. The Boyer River swelled from Monday’s rain and destroyed the hamlet except for houses on high ground. No deaths reported initially. Another town Bradshaw Nebraska is said to be swept away by a cyclone with six killed and twenty five injured. Wires down hinder details.
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Loveland
Lowa
Council Bucres
Dory Valley
Lincoln
Neb
Bradshaw
Louisiana Lottery Push for North Dakota Charter
The Louisiana lottery renews efforts to secure a North Dakota charter with agents active nationwide. It is claimed that up to 5 million dollars will be spent to elect a governor and legislature favorable to the scheme. In New Orleans reports, supporters press for a swift vote while opponents blame lavish spending.
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Louisiana Lottery
Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
New Onveans
New Orurans
Sleep Enigma Keeps 14 Year Old Girl in Long Nap
Grace Gridley, a fourteen year old daughter of a prominent businessman, has slept for nearly two months since March 15. She awoke briefly after a week of sleep but then immediately fell back, remaining unarousable. Her cheeks stay rosy and breathing is normal, with feeding by liquids. Doctors are puzzled.
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Annoy
Grace Gridley
The Wife is Given Custody of the Daughter
Mrs. Cowles appeared in court with her daughter Florence and a renunciation letter from Cowles. The court ordered custody to Mrs. Cowles after the nuns received a delivery order. Cowles remains in poor condition with a wound feared to be fatal.
Lottery Bill Needs Four Votes to Pass in House
In Baton Rouge yesterday the Louisiana lottery bill was introduced and sent over until today. A canvass shows 62 pro lottery, 35 anti, 1 doubtful, meaning four more votes are required to reach the two-thirds threshold.
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House of Representatives
Baton Rouge
House
Senate
Democratic State Convention Opens in Springfield
The mass convention in Springfield Alabama began at noon in the state house assembly chamber with Chairman Phelps presiding. 817 delegates attended as Joseph Mann of Danville was chosen chairman, followed by a roll call and a recess until 2 o clock.
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Sprinckrup
Assembly Chamber
State House
Phelps
Democratic State Central Committee
Joseph Mann
Danville
Chicago Votes to Loan $5 Million for World’s Fair
Chicago city council votes to borrow five million dollars for the world’s fair fund pending legislative consent. Governor urged to convene a special session to authorize the bonded debt increase and channel the loan to the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marion farmer's poisoned cake kills two children
In Conumnia, June 10, farmer J. S. Reaves of Marion set poisoned cake in his barn to kill rats. Two young sons, ages 6 and 8, found and ate the cake. They fell violently ill. One died, and the other is expected to die.
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Conumnia
8. C
J. S. Reaves
Marion
Oregon Legislature party numbers and governor race outcome
Portnam Ore June 4 The legislature will stand Senate Republicans 22 Democrats 8 House Republicans 28 Democrats 2 The Republican state central committee estimates Pennoyer Democrat will win the governor race by about 3000 The entire Republican state ticket is elected with the exception of the governor
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Portnam
Ore
Senate
House
Republican State Central Committee
Pennoyer
Mississippi preacher dies after churchyard assault
Rev. O G Nash of Camercitulty Bearen Miss was beaten for scolding two youths in Mosherville. Moses Eckler and Robt Engle were arrested for the assault. Nash died from his injuries and charges against the accused will be changed to manslaughter.
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Camercitulty Bearen, Livesrelp
Miss
Mosherville
O. CG. Nash
Moses Eckler
Robt. Engle
Nash
Dan Wilcox Dies After Ninety Foot Bridge Jump
Cincinnati reporter recounts the death of Dan Wilcox a 35 year old man who drank with friends and leaped from Newport railroad bridge into the river. He landed stomach first suffered internal injuries and died within an hour despite assistance. He previously earned a government medal for saving eighteen lives in 1883 floods.
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Cincinnati
Dan Wilcox
Newport
Wilcox
United States
Death of Dr Irwins Son in Denver Overdose Mystery
News reaches this city of Duncan Irwins death in Denver from an apparent overdose of laudanum at the Princeton on Stout Street. He had earlier quit his job with Continental Oil and planned to return home to Fort Wayne. Relatives and friends mourn as doctors failed to save him after being found in distress during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Irwin
J. 8. Irwin
Denver
Col
Central Grammar School
Duncan
Dinecan Irwin
Princeton
Stout Street
Continental Oil Company
Fort Wayre
Mr. Cox
Irwin
Rev. Condon
Burnham
Horse theft suspect captured after chase near Andrews
A black mare stolen from William Clark’s home near the city was traced to Huntington and sold to William Hall. A posse nabbed a man calling himself Frank Poble of Chicago two miles east of Andrews. He denies the theft but admits selling the horse and returning part of the money. Authorities from Viberg and Huntington coordinated the arrest, with Turnkey Lindsey aiding. Police say Poble accuses Jack Wright, but the claim isn’t trusted.
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William Clark
Huntington
William Hall
Frank Poble
Chicago
Andrews
Viberg
Bratton
Turnkey Lindsey
Pebble
Jack Wright
Officers Elected by the Grand Lodge K of P at Indianapolis
At Indianapolis last week the grand lodge of the K of P elected officers for the year. Grand Chancellor A C Hawkins Evansville. Grand Vice-Chancellor Elmer F Williams Terre Haute. Grand Prelate Rev W H Zeigler Anderson. Grand master of exchequer C I B Neal Lebanon. Grand keeper of records and seal Frank Bowers Indianapolis. Grand master at arms R A Brown Franklin. Grand trustees Geo W Powell Indianapolis L A Burnett Danville E G Herr Croshen.
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Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
K. of P
A. C. Hawkins
Evansville
Elmer F. Williams
Terre Haute
W. H. Zeigler
Anderson
C. I
County Expends Over 12,200 Quarterly on Sick Poor Bills
Township Trustee Brackenridge reports quarterly expenses for the sick poor at St Joseph hospital totaling 1147 dollars 60 cents for forty one patients including shrouds for the dead. City hospital costs are about the same. Adding family care would raise the total further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenridge
St. Joseph Hospital
City Hospital
Marriage of Miss Annie Elophy and Me Wim Eckert
A joyful wedding occurred at the Baptist pistoriium last week. Pastor Northrop officiated and joined Mr. William E. Eckert to Miss Annie Etoph, both popular locals. The event surprised many friends who had not learned of the union in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Elophy
Wim. E. Eckert
Baptist Pistoriium
Northrop
Wm. E. Eckert
Annie Etoph
Eckert
Lis Int.n
Local wedding marks new union in quiet ceremony
The ceremony was attended by a few immediate friends including Mr David Eckert and Miss Alice Hamill. Mr and Mrs Eckert will host guests at 19 Williams street after June 10th. The SENTINEL extends warm wishes from a large circle of friends for the couple's marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Eckert
Alice Hammil
Hills Granted New Trial in Waldo Hills Case
Attorneys argued last Friday for a new trial in State vs. Waldo Hills who was sentenced to three years for lightning rod swindling. The judge reserved his decision and granted a new trial on grounds the verdict lacked sufficient evidence and law. A date will be set, with sounds of possible dismissal before September term. Other court news notes licenses to wed, sales of household goods, and local legal actions including divorces and suit continuances.
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Henry Colerick
J. R. Bittinger
Waldo Hills
BR. Alden
Hills
J. M. Robinson
Walpole Colerick
Chas. Johnson
Clara Lewis
Lucian H. Arnold
Minnie G. Jaqua
Platt J. Wise
Court House
Jamess. Barr
Lanferty
St. Joe River
Springfield Township
Iron and Sub-structure Company
Columbus
Columbia Street
John I
Marion man denies Sentinel marriage claim and seeks retraction
In a May 31 1890 letter Mr Bradford of Marion Indiana refutes a Sentinel article about Jennie Mackey and his supposed marriage. He states his wife never resided in Fort Wayne nor demanded property, calls the report false in every respect, and demands a full retraction to spare his wife further injustice.
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Bradford
Sentinel
The
Jennie Mackey
Moses Bradford
Marion
Ind
Tuer
Manioy
Editor Sentinel
Fort Wayne
Odd Fellows Memorial Day Observed with Floral Tributes
The Odd Fellows in Frepenicktons Missouri observe Memorial Day with a procession led by the city band to Lindenwood Cemetery. Graves of members and spouses are decorated with June flowers as a band dirge, prayers, speeches, music, and a graveside benediction mark the ceremonies. Police report two arrests nearby as Sheridan Copass and John Watson are accused of robbing a mail carrier of 83,000.
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Odd Fellows
Lindenwood
John T. Leach
J. M. Driver
H. L. Williamson
D. L. Harding
James Liggett
John Vvordermark
C. C. Buckwalter
G. Schonlin
Samuel Brokaw Pleads Not Guilty in U S Court
In Grand Rapids and Indiana baggage master Samuel Brokaw faced a not guilty plea on tampering with the U S mail. The court, convened by Judge Woods, adjourned after ten minutes with trial postponed to the December term. Attorneys Hanna Bell & Morris filed a substantial defense as two witnesses were missing due to a summons mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Woods
Samuel Brokaw
United States Mail
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
United States
W. 3. Chambers
Indianapolis
W. L. Dunlap
A. E. Hoffman
O’conner
E. A. K. Hackett
City
Ezekial Phelps
Newcastle
James Brunell
Delphi
Wilbur F. Walsh
John Pyle
Warsaw
John I. B. Carruthers
Wabash
Chas
Gregg
Rockfield
R. F. Donaldson
Custer
Miami County
Haram Smith
Mingo-ha- Grange
A. J. Atwood
Wolcottville
Allen Hartzell
New Haven
George B. Lawrence
Myhart
Allen County
Moses Plark
Bringhurst
John J. Stone
Burlington
J. Hartman
Nappanee
John Morris
Deaths of Mrs Junia Cour and John Wingate
Mrs Junia Cour nee Michael of Zanesville Indiana died after a brief illness from blood poisoning at thirty one years old seven months after marriage funeral held from her father's house in Zanesville. John Wingate a 68 year old Pennsylvania Company watchman died suddenly of heart disease at home after supper and porch collapse. widow and several children mourn. Wingate funeral at Hoagland with Pastor Zartman officiating. widow to receive $500 from relief department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Junia Cour
Junia Michael
Jonathan Michael
Zanesville
Allen County
Ind
John Wingate
Pennsylvania Company
F. J. Carey
Creighton Avenue
Dan Rhode
Wallace Street
Wingate
Relief Department of the
Hoagland
Zartman
Ditch day dominates county commission agenda
County commissioners held a busy Friday session approving multiple ditch petitions across DeKalb and Allen counties. Viewers were appointed for several ditches, hearings set for June dates, and several ditch reports were accepted and ditches established while one proposed public utility ditch was dismissed at petitioner cost. The meeting also noted remonstrances on several projects and deferred actions pending further hearings.
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Jackson
Butler
DeKalb County
Cedar Creek
Allen County
Franklin B. Otto
Jerome Gloyd
Charles Gillet
Perry
William Telker
Frederick Schneider
Benjamin Jones
Frederick W. Hitzman
Martin Ley
Sebastian Keller
Jacob Christman
James Rawley
Michael Brown
Dennis O’dea
Studebaker
Madison
Jefferson Townships
St. Joseph
Rodenbeck
Eel River
Monroe Township
John K. Drebert
Marion Township
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