Multiple Weddings Highlight Fort Wayne Region Social
The article lists numerous weddings and engagements in Warsaw and Fort Wayne, featuring James Breen and Catherine Leighton, George Piepenbrink and Emily Race, Dora McMahon and John Lee, Franklin D. Payne and Ann Rank, and Edgar L. Bell and Lydia Tons. It notes post wedding tours and attendance by notable guests, plus marriage licenses issued and political notes about Depew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edward Breen
Fort Wayne
Catherine Leighton
Warsaw
Father Eldering
Columbia City
James Houlihan
Lizzie
Kate Sweeney
Bertha Barnard
Breen
City of Lakes
Washington
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
New York
Baltimore
John L. Race
East Third Street
Gertrude E. Rose
George Piepbrink
A. K. Zartman
Grace Church
Sylvester McMahon
Broadway
Dora
John Lee
Mendellshon
Lem Bartholomew
Chicago
S. A. Northrop
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Fulton
Edith Fulton
Pittsburg
Gilbert McMahon
Grand Rapids
R. N. Youngblood
Starry Gilbert
St. Louis
C. A. Hays
Franklin D. Payne
Ann Rank
Justice Hays
Harry Dickman
Creighton Avenue
Edgar L. Bell
Lydia
Charles Welsh
Rhoda Frye
Charles A. Barnes
Louisa Reitter
Lydia ©. Tons
Jacob Strohn
Magdalena Tesher
Wilbert A. Brumfield
Elizabeth J. McNutt
William Shirer
Amalie Schurst
Alpheus L. Sites
Cora Clymer
Ann Bank
Alex. Huguenard
Olive Pettit
John S. Lee
Dora McMahon
Geo. Piepenbrink
Emily G. Race
Edmund W. Keller
Mary Henry
Depew May Become Secretary of State as Webb Sails Home
Vice-President Walter Webb of the New York Central, vacationing in Europe, is summoned home by cable. He sails from Liverpool tomorrow. The article suggests Chauncey Depew may be named the next secretary of state with Webb possibly succeeding him as president of the New York Central. The president has not officially offered the portfolio but will do so if Depew agrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
Harrison
New York
Walter Webb
New York Central Railroad
Europe
Cable
Liverpool
Webb
New York Central Road
Samuel Dickie
Exposition Hall
Cincinnati
People’s Party
Walter B. WM
Georgia
W. J Demorest
John Bidwell
California
B. Hobbs
Chicago
Sf. Clay Bascom
Sam Small
George W. Bain
Kentucky
A. A. Stephens
Pennsylvania
A. G. Woblanbarger
Nebraska
John P. St. John
Ventrenow
Westminster Seminary Class of 92 Commencement at First Presbyterian
Nine young ladies in white receive diplomas at Westminster Seminary commencement in Fort Wayne. Rev Dr Moffat and Rev Barr praise the institution and ethics of culture while D W Sheiman’s will leaves his estate to his wife.
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Westminster Seminary
First Presbyterian Church
Invocat
Haydn Quartet
Ainslie
Art
Kalamazoo
Elaiss
Carrie
D. W. Moffat
D. D. Ciess Sonz
A. Vale
DB Wells
Moffat
Barr
Westminster
Oho
Ilinois
Wale
Christ
Miss Sharp
Dr. Moffat
Marie Louise Boltz
Emma Marchand Buchman
Mary Ellinor Clugston
Harriet Watterman Fowler
Ruby Gertrude Gilbert
Wells
Westminister
Fort Wayne
Robbery of $50,000 in treasury notes shocks city
Edwin F. Ryan, 23, a trusted clerk with light complexion and a left eye, fled the United States Express main office Tuesday night with three packages said to hold about $50,000 in new treasury notes. Telegrams went out as officials hunt him, while other items record political conventions and local history pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmixacros
Edwin
Ryan
Oflee
United States Express Company
United States Treasury
Express Company
The
Express
Treasury
Law Found Bar Liquor Near County Fair
Representative Davis of Kansas says he found a statute in the old Illinois books prohibiting liquor sales within two miles of a county fair. If valid, temperance advocates could enforce it to stop liquor sales at the big fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuxeros
Davis
Kansas
Hinois
National Committee to Meet in New York for Campaign Prep
Senator Gorman said the national committee will convene in New York between July 10 and 20 to map the campaign. Harrity of Pennsylvania was named as a potential chairman, though another source said he would not take the post. Quincy of Massachusetts was also discussed. A Greencastle dispatch reports Delano EB Williamson, longtime Republican and former Indiana attorney-general, has backed Cleveland and urged ending war taxation.
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Port ArenMoxp
Staten Island
Jane 20
Psamseh
Porthichimend
Saul
Earon Sr
Aaron Burr
New York Historical Society
Raritan Park
Island
Spirit Land
George William Curtis
Staten Island Historical Repository
Lovelace
Tutman
Staten Esland
Port Richmond
Bill Nye
Geo. W. Curtis
Frank Leslie
Tom Keene
Tony Pastor
St. James Hotel
Burr
Cmeaco
Gorman
National Committee
New York
Harrity
Pennsylvania
Quincy
Massachusetts
Greencastle
Ind
Delano EB. Williamson
Indiana
Cleveland
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Chauncey Depew
Irving
Wests
D. F. W. Sheiman
Ile
Edward J. Ryan
United States Express
Prohibition Party
H. E. Taubeneck
People's Party
Omaha
Mr. Taubeneck
John A. Logan
Streator
Leland Stanford
Walter
Gresham
Ignatius Donnelly
T. W. Powderly
Potter
Kyle
Watson
Simpson
D. H. Weaver
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Ingersol
Blaine
T People’s Party
Royal Blood
Princess Victoria Mary
Cont
Herbert
Victoria
Prince George
Prince of Wales
Victoria Mary of
Teck
Prince Albert
George
Queen Victoria
England
Herbert Bismarck
Princette Schoenhausen- Bismarck
Germany
Margaretha Hoyos
Vienna
Prince Bismarck
Austria
Dresden
Munich
Bismarck
Cierman
Ife
Legation
London
Foreign Office
Clear Lake
Pune
Steuben
Ellsworth Anson
Lakewool House
Alo
Warrnman
Jony G
Eper Rudolph Pickel
N.Y
Wianyum
Drees
Peter
Dann
Amoumate
Berramo
National Savings Bank
Justice Daniels
Judson
Examiner Judson
H. KE. Taubeneck
Princess Victorea
Count Herbert Bismarck
Lene