Benedict urges democratic reform and new party rise
New Haven Conn June 7 E C Benedict a New York banker returning from a trip with ex President Cleveland writes that current democratic managers outrage the party and threaten its name. He fears a political orphanage and calls for destroying organizational reform to birth a great party with a Moses to lead. He envisions a 60 by 100 foot cedar brick elevator building near the Wabash line with capacity for 50 000 bushels and a spur from the railway.
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New Haven
Conn
E. C Benedict
New York
Cleveland
National Democratic Party
Wabash
Dr Porter Honored by American Medical Association
Atlantic City June 7. The American Medical Association elected officers with Dr Charles A Reed of Ohio as president and Dr Miles F Porter named to the board of trustees for Indiana. Other officers include Dr A W Calhoun of Georgia as first vice president Dr George W Simonds of Illinois as secretary Dr A M Davis of Minnesota as assistant secretary Dr Henry P Newman of Illinois as treasurer and George Webster of Illinois as librarian.
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Atlantic City
N. J
The
American Medical Association
Charles A. Reed
Ohio
A. W. Calhoun
Georgia
George W. Simonds
Illinois
A. M. Davis
Minnesota
Henry P. Newman
George Webster
Ilinois
Miles F. Porter
Board of Trustees
Indiana
United in Marriage at Staphlet Street Home
Edward S. Glass of Kaukauna Wisconsin and Ora V. Miller were married at noon Wednesday at the bride’s parents home 134 Staphlet Street with Rev. W D Parr officiating. The couple left for Kaukauna to begin married life in a newly furnished home.
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Staphlet Street
Edward S. Glass
Kaukauna
Wis
Ora V. Miller
W. D. Parr
Wisconsin
Mr. Glass
Fort Wayne
Mrs. Glass
National executive committee of gold standard party to meet
A meeting of the national executive committee of the gold standard democratic party is set for July 25 in Indianapolis. The panel includes George Foster Peabody New York John C Bullet Pennsylvania Gordon Woodbury New Hampshire J J Valentin California Joseph Bryan Virginia L M Martin W R B Shelby Michigan Thomas F Corrigan Georgia W B Haldeman Kentucky and J P Frenzel Indiana to organize for the coming campaign and back an independent ticket.
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Indianapolis
Gold Standard Democratic Party
George Foster Peabody
New York
John C. Bullet
Pennsylvania
Gordon Woodbury
New Hampshire
J. J. Valentin
California
Joseph Bryan
Virginia
L. M. Martin
W. RB. Shelby
Michigan
Thomas F. Corrigan
Georgia
W. B. Haldeman
Kentucky
J. P. Frenzel
Indiana
Woodburn Elevator Plans Garr Creek Grain Facility
The Woodburn Elevator company considers building a grain elevator at Garr Creek. Representatives Bchidecker and Harris met with architect M. J. on Wednesday to discuss the project.
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Garr Creek
Woodburn Elevator Company
Woodburn
Messrs. Bchidecker and
Harris
M. J
Dr Meyers Urges Stall Disinfection To Curb Horse Epidemic
Dr Meyers warns of a pink eye outbreak among hundreds of horses in Allen county and Fort Wayne. He recommends washing mangers with a carbolic acid solution and whitewashing stalls to prevent spread, noting disease is serious if stomach trouble develops but can be stamped out with simple precautions.
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Allen County
Fort Wayne
Meyers
The
Sentinel
Meyers Belives
The Ticret and the Platform Democratic State Ticket
The ticket lists Governor John W. Kern Indianapolis Lieutenant Governor John C Lawler Salem Secretary of State Adam Heimburger New Albany Auditor John W Minor Indianapolis Treasurer Jerome Herff Peru Attorney General C P Drummond Plymouth Reporter Supreme Court H G Yergin New Castle Superintendent Charles Greathouse Mt Vernon Chief of Bureau of Statistics Edward Horuff Madison Judge Supreme Court First District George L Reinhardt Bloomington Judge Supreme Court Fourth District J W Adair Columbia City
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John W. Kern
Indianapolis
John C. Lawler
Salem
Adam Heimburger
New Albany
John W. Minor
Jerome Herff
Peru
C. P. Drummond
Plymouth
Supreme Court
H. G. Yergin
New Castle
Charles Greathouse
Mt. Vernon
Bureau of Statistics
Edward Horuff
Madison
George L. Reinhardt
Bloomington
Fourth
J. W. Adair
Columbia City
Democratic ticket sketches feature Indiana nominees
Profiles of Lt. Governor nominee Capt. John C. Lawler secretary of state Adam Heimberger attorney general candidate Co P Drummond reporter of supreme court H G Yergin auditor John W Minor superintendent Charles Greathouse and judge candidates J W Adair George L Reinhard Jerome Herff with brief biographical notes across Indiana counties and cities.
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John W. Kern
the Sentinel
John C. Lawler
Salem
Cincinnati
Indiana
Thirteenth
Indiana Infantry
R. S. Foster
SIX HUSBANDS FOUR ALIVE IN FINDLAY DIVORCE SUIT
Seth Myers filed for divorce from Mattie Myers alleging she had five prior marriages and four living husbands. The last marriage occurred in 1895 in Findlay, with Myers believing her first husband was dead. Former husbands listed include Thomas Pettibone Frank West George Hurtig Frank Phillips and an unnamed man.
De Kalb County Republicans Nominate Local Ticket
The De Kalb county Republican convention met in Waterloo. Nominated for. Representative George A. Bishop, Treasurer D H Taylor, Sheriff John Freeze, Surveyor Ira Thrush, Assessor O H Widiney, Coroner E D Raub, Commissioners E D Case and N E Miller. Resolution praised McKinley and Indiana lawmakers and attacked Democrats over trusts. Notables Hanna Gilbert Leonard attended and spoke.
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Auburn
Ind
DeKalb County
Waterloo
George A. Bishop
D. H. Taylor
John Freeze
Ira Thrush
O. H. Widiney
E. D. Raub
E. D. Case
N. E. Miller
McKinley
Indiana
Congress
Democratic Party
Robert B. Hanna
Newton W. Gilbert
Elmer Leonard
Miss Elizabeth Wanamaker Weds Norman MacLeod
Miss Elizabeth Wanamaker youngest daughter of ex Postmaster General Wanamaker married Norman MacLeod in Philadelphia. She wore a Paris satin gown with duchess lace and a tulle veil. The couple will live with Mrs Wanamaker and Mr John Wanamaker in Philadelphia after a wedding trip.
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Philadelphia
Elizabeth Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Norman MacLeod
Paris
Lindhurst
Old York Road
Cheltenhills
State Democratic Platform Urges Liberty and Federal Reform
The Indiana Democratic convention reaffirms Jeffersonian liberty and the Constitution, endorses the 1896 Chicago platform and William Jennings Bryan, and instructs delegates to vote for him. It denounces imperialism, calls for anti trust laws, direct senatorial elections, a graduated income tax, and tariff reform while condemning militarism and pledging economical state administration.
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Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Kansas City
Sulu
Hawaii
Cuba
Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Indiana Democratic Leader Horuff Profile
For chief of the bureau of statistics, born and raised in Madison Indiana. His family long seated in Jefferson county and tied to Indiana democracy for three generations. Horuff represents the young aggressive democracy with a St Josephs college Teutopolis Illinois education. Antecedents as his name indicates.
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Bureau of Statistics
Madison
Ind
Jefferson County
Indiana
Horuff
St. Joseph’s College
Teutopolis
Ill
Indiana Candidates Profile and Injury at Fort Wayne
Indiana profile highlights Mr Horuff a 28 year old candidate with strong qualifications from Horuff & Sons dry goods in Madison. In Fort Wayne, John Henderson from Traction company machine shops injured his left little finger in an accident last evening at the draft joint of a machine.
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Indiana
Horuff
John Henderson
Fort Wayne Traction Company
Death comes suddenly for Mrs. Margaret Kennelly
Mrs. Margaret Kennelly died of paralysis of the heart last Thursday at 8:45 p.m. at her daughter Mrs. W. H. Ryan’s home 301 Calhoun street Fort Wayne Indiana. She was seventy seven turning eighty in November born in Limerick Ireland married twice first to James Hanley then to Michael Kennelly. Surviving children include Paul Kennelly Mrs. W. H. Ryan Michael Kennelly Jerry Kennelly John Kennelly and Mrs. James Burns. She was a devout member of St Patrick’s Catholic church.
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Margaret Kennelly
W. H. Ryan
Calhoun Street
Mrs Nora Lyttle Dies After Illness At St Josephs
Mrs Nora Lyttle of 48 Locust street died at 11 o'clock Wednesday night at St Josephs hospital after two operations failed to restore her health. Born August 14 1863 she was thirty seven years eight months and twenty one days. She leaves Benjamin Lyttle her husband two children Ella and an infant son her parents Mr and Mrs John Madden two siblings and five brothers in the city.
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Nora Lyttle
Benjamin Lyttle
Locust Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Infant Linus M. Bobay Dies at Four Months
Linus M. Bobay infant son of Mr and Mrs August Bobay of Washington township died Wednesday from inflammation of the bowels at four months and eight days. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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Linus M. Bobay
August Bobay
Washington Township
Rensberger A D Carpenter Dies in South Bend
A. D. Rensberger a carpenter formerly of this city died Friday morning at his South Bend home where he had lived for two years. A telegram to Harmony lodge secretary G. W. Boerger said Rensberger about 45 owned Fort Wayne property and left no immediate family. Boerger seeks to locate his relatives.
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A. D. Rensberger
South Bend
G. W. Boerger
Harmony Lodge
Rensberger
Fort Wayne
Boerger
Mrs Elizabeth Raifsnyder dies at 52 in Williams Street home
Mrs Elizabeth Raifsnyder wife of A Raifsnyder died Thursday night at the family home 26 West Williams Street from a complication of diseases. She was 52. Survived by husband two daughters Blanche and May son James two sisters and one brother. The husband is a night yardmaster for the Pennsylvania company.
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Elizabeth Raifsnyder
A. Raifsnyder
West
Williams Street
Raifsnyder
Lucy Young
Blanche
May
James
Pennsylvania Company
Patrick McGee Dies After Brief Illness in Fort Wayne
Patrick McGee dies at 4 pm Thursday at his son P. McGee’s home 74 East Williams Fort Wayne. He is 81, born in Ireland and came to Fort Wayne two years ago. Heart disease caused the death after a weeklong illness. Nine children survive him.
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Patrick McGee
P. McGee
East Williams Street
Mr. McGee
Ireland
Fort Wayne
Revival Service At Beaver's Chapel Sunday Afternoon
Rev F A Lev ering a returned missionary from Ongole India will preach Sunday afternoon at 3 30 opposite South Wayne school Beaver s chapel Sunday school is held there at 0 a m
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Beaver’s Chapel
South Wayne School
F. A. Levering
Ongole
India
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