Misrule Attempt Fails as French Chamber Dismisses Plan
Paris June 27 Deputies faced a tumult as M Paul Deroulede urged a constitutional revision to substitute a popular republic. Premier Waldeck Rousseau opposed, the session suspended, then resumed to defeat the motion 397 to 70. Brisson’s timely intervention averted cabinet collapse attracting socialist ire and fears of a rising republican crisis. Dreyfus arrival delayed to the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Paul Deroulede
League of Patriots
Angouleme
Charente
M. Waldeck-Rouseeau
M DerouJede
M. Deschanel
Lasses
Condom
Gers
M. Deroulede
Maidh
IAD A NARROW ESCAPE. Paris Victory and Government
New York on June 27 reports the Paris Tribune correspondent discusses the government victory and the constitutional republic. The article outlines political tensions and implications for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
the Tribune
Golden Jubilee of Summit encampment celebrated
On Monday evening July 10 Summit encampment No 16 I O F will celebrate fifty years since its organization Admission is free and all Odd Fellows and families are invited A program of overture address welcome music mandolin and piano solos by Carrie Doswell and others Refreshments after the program Also Fort Wayne lodge No 14 IOOF held semi annual election W G Stahl noble grand John Vordermark Jr vice grand Philip Zorbaugh secretary Installation set for next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit
Odd Fellows
Schlatter
Fort Wayne Lodge No. 14
I. 0
W. G. Stahl
Noble Grand
John Vordermark, Jr
Philip Zorbaugh
Wheat and grain futures drift as July liquidation weighs
Chicago markets open weak with September wheat slipping to 73 1/2 cents before a bear market rally to 74 cents. Corn and oats trade steady to firm as cash demand stays strong. Provisions show firmness with pork and beef values mixed. short selling and outsider liquidation influence July activity amid ample receipts from Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago.
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Chicago
Bears
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York Produce Prices on Butter Cheese Eggs and Sugars
New York June 27 Butter receipts 17 659 pkgs steady western creamery 14 14c factory 12 14c Cheese receipts 10 535 pkgs steady large white 8 14c small white 8 1c large colored 8 14c small colored 8 1c Eggs receipts 12 205 pkgs firm western 14 14 15c southern 5 c Sugar raw firm fair refining centrifugal 4 g c mo lasses sugar 4c refined firm crushed 6c powdered 53 4c granulated 51 gc Coffee dull.
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New York
Western Creamery
Western
Southern
Ile
Commodity futures prices across grains and livestock
In Chicago on June 27 Wheat futures show July at 72 1/4, Sept at 74 1/2, Dec at 75 5/8. Corn builds June 34 1/4, July 34 1/2, Sept 34 1/4, Dec 33 1/4. Gasoline and flax notes include Park prices around 8.17 for July, Lard near 5.02 to 5.17, Ribs 4.72 to 4.87, Flax cash prices around 1.06 to 1.02 with futures 0.94 to 0.41.
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Chicago
Park
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 27 1900s
Chicago livestock totals for June 27 show hog receipts estimated at 19 000 today and 28 000 tomorrow with 11 518 left over. Market opened slow and closed steady to stronger with mixed and butcher hogs 3.55 to 4.75, good heavy 3.70 to 3.77, light 3.60 to 3.80. Cattle receipts 2 500 and market steady with beeves 4.50 to 5.65, cows and heifers 2.00 to 5.00, stockers and feeders 3.50 to 5.10.
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Chicago
Fort Wayne Market Prices From Corrected Weekly Sheet
Fort Wayne market report corrected by S. Bush & Co lists commodity prices for flour spring and winter wheat oats corn meal flaxseed timothy clover wool hides tallow butter lard eggs chickens honey potatoes onions cabbage and other staples for June 28 with ranges and per unit figures across categories. Prime butter lard eggs and beef derivatives show standard classifications and varied weights while grain and seed prices reflect regional supply conditions.
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Fort Wayne
Graham
Local suits and court actions fill Springfield news
Delbert Garman sues Salome Myer for 225 dollars with attorney J H Aiken. Celia Stratton begins partition against Joseph Adams. William Doenges sues Charles C Nettlehorst for 550 dollars with RB Dreisbiss as attorney. Judge Hench quiets title for Emma Shahan et al and grants divorce to Bailey and Mary Hedges with custody to Bailey. Mrs D Sessman and daughter plan Mishawaka home. St Joe school in Springfield township to celebrate in July with F J Young speaker. The old Methodist colony sale to Charles S Bush approved for 23524.14 with 24 dollars stamps. Invitations issued for Eva LaMar and Percy Osborne wedding at 21 Pennsylvania Ave on July 5. Bel River township school commencements July 1 with address by J M Robinson. Lucy Burdick, 20, drowns at Silver Lake near Fremont. body recovered. Carpenters strike at Marion won by workers. County Auditor Meyer notified state tax allocations for several state institutions. Trustee W N Keller injured in wagon accident. three ribs fractured. Agricultural wagon capsized at East Washington and Barr with broken tongue. Town residents believed cyclone struck. 36 church youth hosted at Mont MacMackin residence with cycling trip home. Rev P J Rice chaperoned. Peter Spanley fractured knee cap months ago. discharged from Hope hospital and re-injured at Clinton and Berry. three months off likely.
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Hench
Henry
Emma Shahan
Bailey Hedges
Mary Hedges
D. Sessman
Clara
Mishawaka
St. Joe
Springfield Township
F. J. Young
Old Methodist
Collee
Charles S. Bush
Eva LaMar
Percy Osborne
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bel River Township
Heilers Corners
J. M. Robinson
Lucy Burdick
Silver Lake
Fremont
Steuben County
Burdick
Marion
Meyer
Alen County
Central Insane Hospital
Indiana Insane Hospital
Barr Streets
Christian Church
Mont. MacMackin
P. J. Rice
Peter Spanley
Pennsylvania
Hoffman Street
Hope Hospital
Clinton and
Berry Streets
Spanley
Death of Francis Frailine Near Arcola in Allen County
The Sentinel reports the death of Francis Frailine a longtime Allen county resident living near Arcola. He died June 18 from heart disease born in France June 11 1922 he came to this country in 1882 and settled on a farm near Arcola where he lived for thirty years. He leaves a wife a son and a daughter to mourn his passing. The family resides in Akwood and the funeral arrangements are pending.
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Francis Frailine
Allen County
Arcola
France
Pritina
Arcols
Akwood
Sacred Heart Academy Pupil Graduates In Robison Park Ceremony
The Academy of the Sacred Heart held its commencement at Robison Park Theatre before a large audience. The event featured cantatas in French, the Flower Queen cantata won by Miss Gertrude Toepp, and medals awarded by the sister superior and Father LaFontaine. Highlights included needlework displays and art pieces with numerous premiums awarded to pupils from Fort Wayne, Delphi, Bertrand, Mendon, Columbia City, Sturgis, Leo, South Bend, Jacksonville, and Chicago.
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Academy of the Sacred Heart
Robinson Park
Gertrude Toepp
Bertha Muller
Leo
Ind
Rhea Smith
Sturgis
Mich
Emma Ruffing
Delphi
Frances Beckner
Gertrude Sheridan
St. Vincent
Mae Berling
Decatur
Elizabeth Bell
Chicago
Elsa Chaska
Carrie Rothschild
Jessie Heckman
Marguerite Swift
Fort Wayne
Nora Claffey
Bertrand
Florence O’brien
Mendon
Marie and
Millie
Meyers
Columbia City
Laura Kane
Mary Chausmeier
Lettie Ford
South Bend
Mary Meyers
Jessie Davis
Frances Dreier
Anna Weber
Catherine
Joanna Ward
Spencerville
Clara Muller
May Coffman
Jacksonville
Ill
Lottie Lassus
Political parties as a menace to liberty and progress
The text condemns parties and party machines as costly burdens on the body politic, calling them a positive menace to liberty and an obstacle to progress. It emphasizes their perceived excesses and harmful influence on governance and reform efforts.
Mayor Jones Invited for Labor Day Speech at Swinney Park
Toledo mayor Jones is courted by the Trades and Labor Council to deliver the Labor Day address on the first Monday in September. A joint celebration with the Knights of Labor at Swinney Park is planned if he accepts, with an invitation to be answered by the next council meeting.
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Trades and Labor Council
Mayor Jones
Toledo
Jones
America
Knights of Labor
Swinney Park
Knights
Excursions to Chautauqua Offered with Low Round Trip Fares
The Wickel Plate road announces excursion tickets to Lake Chautauqua on July 7 and 28 with return validity August 8 and 29. Visit this summer resort and ask agents for details on these special low rates.
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Wickel Plate Road
Lake Chautauqua
Hand Injured at Bass Shops In Slotting Accident
William Miller a machinist at the Bass shops narrowly escaped losing his right hand Wednesday. While operating a slotting machine his hand slipped beneath the head of the slotter and was pinched between the head and a steel piece. The surgeon reports no serious fracture though the flesh is badly bruised and Miller will be unable to work for some time.
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William Miller
Miller
Lehman Clothing Store Wheel Giveaway Auction
Ticket 11,199 wins the bicycle at Lehman Clothing Store on Calhoun Street. If not presented by July 10, the wheel passes to ticket 10,870. The next wheel will be given away July 8.
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Lehman Clothing Store
Calhoun St
Chautauqua Lake Excursions Announced
The Nickel Plate road will run excursions to Lake Chautauqua with two round trips this summer at special low rates. Departures July 7 returning August 5 and July 28 returning August 20, with details via agents. Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth, famed novelist, is ill at her West Washington home in her eightieth year.
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Nickel Plate Road
Lake Chautauqua
Washington
E. D. E. N. Southworth
West Washington
Ayg
Work of Two Women in Vitriol Throwing
Stella Thomas and Anna Shields confess to throwing vitriol at Henry Lennard Saturday night to get even after alleged mistreatment and insult. Shields did the actual throwing. They bought the substance in Centerville from Dr. Tillson claiming use for barn work. Thomas, 25, Shields, 29, provide motive based on personal grievances.
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Richmond
Ind
Stella Thomas
Anna Shields
Henry Lennard
Lennard
Miss Shields
Centerville
Jones Candidate Drift In Ohio Governor Race
A Columbus letter from June 27 reports Mayor Jones of Toledo as a candidate of the independent movement for governor. The writer quotes Jones saying he has no urge to rush into a movement yet does not rule it out if the time arrives, while rejecting any willingness to endorse drastic action.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jones
Toledo
Himelf
Indiana adopts revised third fourth and fifth readers
The state board of education has adopted the revised third through fifth readers for Indiana schools starting next fall. Professor S. H. Clark of the University of Chicago led the revision. The new illustrations, drawn by well known artists with names near the pictures, include master literary portraits as frontispieces.
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Board of. Education
Board of
Indiana
5. H. Clark
University of Chicago
Sheriff sale of land in Allen Caney Superior Court case
Barrett and Morris attorney for plaintiff announce a sheriff's sale under a voided clerk's order. The public auction will occur at the county court house at 1:00 PM on July 20, exposing rents and profits of seven years from a described parcel of about 14 rods by 14 rods, located in section 21, township range, bounded by streets, streams, and the North Quarter line, containing about Si acres more or less. The sale includes the judgment, interest, and costs, and the real estate is the estate of the defendant listed in the deed by Henry Oberhealzer.
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Allen Caney
Oiahhin
Benjamin Rothschild
Veter
Siti
Jatendel
Novi
Spencerville
Marysville
Henry Oberhealzer
Barrett & Moness
East
Tees
Young Gold Mine sale at 208 Hanna Street
Mendel Frank offers entire business and properties at 208 Hanna Street near Bass Foundry and Pittsburg shops. Includes grocery, butcher, saloon, pool room, beer bottling, ice rooms, hotel with eleven rooms, dining area, kitchen, and residence at 206 Hanna Street plus three brick houses on Hanna Street and one acre near Glasgow avenue. One buyer can purchase all or part with one third down, 6 percent interest. Will quit business and retire.
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M. Frank’s Corner
Hanna Street
Bass Foundry
Pittsburg
Glasgow Avenue
Mendel Frank
Hanna St
Annual Report of Monroe Township Trustee Receipts Expenditures
Trustees report for Monroe Township Allen County Indiana for the year ending April 27. Includes receipts and expenditures by the township, balances on hand, and vouchers paid to various individuals. Includes sworn certification by the trustee A. J. Hodarkson and auditor W. Meyer Jr. June 1808.
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Ruship
Monroe Township
Aten County
Ladin
Ferth
Monroe ‘Township
Alen County
Judkina
Aso
Iran County
Vondor
Faker
Ing
Adam
Irhime
A. S
tMeaAridie
Peter
Mourer
al Tsu
UATE
Mareth Vamount
Monroe Sownship
Smalltires
Lantiana
Balaie Ane
Wirat
Tadlann
Allen Courty
Mosroe Township
Hodarkson
S WM. Meyer, JB
A. & Frolug
True
Townent T
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Vive la Commune
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Ministry of Marine
Aah
Alexander Johnson
Mandolin Club
Carrie Doswell
Killen
Chicago Grain Market
Chicago Livestock
S. Bush & Co
Delbert Garman
Salome Myer
J. H. Aiken
Celia Stratton
Joseph Adams
William Doenges
Charles C. Nettlehorst
B. Dreisbelbiss
Tekas
Sacred Heart
Robison Park Theatre
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Chautauqua
Mrs. Southworth III
Barrett & Morris
Plaintif
Young Gold Mine
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Merer
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