Night Session Closes Fifty First Congress in Style
The Senate and House held an all night session ending at 6 a.m. with major bills and conference reports approved. Key actions included the copyright and agricultural appropriation conference reports, artillery and infantry reorganization, and a new per diem for clerks. The president began signing measures as they arrived, with a grand adjournment at noon.
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House
Senate
First
Congress
Wasnrisatex
Yeas
Noys
Hale
Allison
Pasco
Censre
Wasutxerox
Ikem
Senate Joint
Circuit Courts of Appeals
J. D. Taylor
Ohio
Mr. Simonds
Connecticut
Cutcheon
Butterworth
Holman
Ind
Conference Committee
Ccuste
Morgan
California
Oregon
Georgia
Dixie
Capitol
Harrison
Blaine
Proctor and Rusk
Miller
Wannamaker
Nettleton
Pr. Pruden
Richard 8. Berlin
Nebraska
Missouri River Commission
Yie W. J. Broach
Senator McHugh
Boards of Children’s Guardians
A Hoosier Tragedy Over Custody Sparks Fatal Fight
A domestic dispute in Uniontown Indiana ends in a fatal shooting after Chas Corryell resists his wife’s bid for divorce and child custody. During the church confrontation, Mrs Corryell and her kin attempt to seize the child, sparking a brawl that leads to Corryell firing at Arthur Bedell, killing him instantly.
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Louisville
Uniontown
Ind
Chas. Corryell
Corryel
Corryell
Bedelle
Arthur Bedell
Officials Face Arrest Over Tunnel Deaths In New York
Coroner Levi issues warrants for arrest of New York New Haven and Hartford railroad officers and directors including Chauncey M Depew and Wm Rockefeller for deaths of tunnel victims. District attorney to serve warrants. bail expected.
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New York
Levi
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Clark
Connecticut
Chauncey M. Depew
Wm. Rockefeller
Byrnes
Crushed by Cable Car Passenger Dies in Walnut Hills
Dr Edward Shaeffer of 447 Kemper Lane Walnut Hills died from injuries after being crushed when thrown under a moving cable car at Reading road and Fern street. He died at 6 this morning in the hospital.
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Oinormmmati
Edward Shaeffer
Kemper Jane
Walnut Hills
Reading Road
Fern Street
Bigamy Case In Greenwood Involving Eight Wives
Marlon Smith aged 241 years? was taken to Greenwood for trial on bigamy after confessing eight wives living in the country. He said he married the first wife at age 12 and named Nancy Hobbs and Adeline Smith among the last two, ages 16 to 25. Officers plan to bring the eight wives to the train to greet the prisoner.
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Marvin Kubns
Alonzo Burman
Fort Wayne
Desperado
Ceawpsu
Noble & Adams
Lontett
Dick Turpin
Jesse James
Campau
Kennelly
Viberg
Lindsey
Mease
Kllen
Sentinel
Della Bird
Kuhn
Tiffin
Sextivia
Kuhna
L'ostoria Sffsir
Kubarat Defiancy
ForrSsbu
Ark
Merobi
Marlon Smith
Greenwood
Smith
Nancy Hobbs
Adeline Smith
Dyer
Lutherans to Convene Middle Division Meeting in Fort Wayne
The Missouri Synod middle division will gather in Fort Wayne with 500 to 600 ministers and lay leaders from Indiana and Ohio. The annual conference will discuss doctrinal and practical matters over about ten days at Emanuel's Lutheran Church with two sessions and educator participation invited.
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Middle Division
Missouri Synod
Fort Wayne
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
Ohio Synod
Oho
St. John's
Emanuel’s Lutheran Church
Lehman Opens New U. S. Clothier Store in Paris Lease
States clothing house at 72 Calhoun Street leases elegant room at 18 Keystones block and will move to new quarters on April 1. The cafe was arranged with Mr. Taylor through Lom bard an agent, the owner currently in Paris. The new store will be Lehman the U. S. clothier.
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States Clothing House
Calhoun Sreet
Keystens Block
Taylor
Lombard
Paris
Lehman
U. S. Clothier
Fort Wayne Weighs Shoe Plant by Stickney
Manager Stickney of a Chicago shoe manufacturer and W I Carnahan visit Fort Wayne to gauge establishing a large scale shoe factory here. D N Foster G W Pixley and others discuss ground plans and investment with optimism. The plant could employ about 230 workers, aided by Fort Wayne’s railroad access and favorable features.
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Stickney
Fort Wayne
Mr. Stickney
Chicago
W. l. Carnahan
D. N. Foster
G. W. Pixley
Loos
County pays hospitals for three months of care
County commissioners authorized payments totaling 909.55 to St. Jon hospital and 647.73 to the city hospital for care of destitute patients during the past three months.
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St. Jon Hospital
City Hospital
Republicans Force Unclear Ballot In Senate Session
Sparsarieto March 10 only one ballot was taken for United States senator with Palmer receiving 101 votes. Republicans and F M B A members refused to answer. The motion to adjourn passed with F M B A support. Rumors said Cockerell and Moore repudiated Strester and the session adjourned to give Republicans one more chance to unite on a candidate.
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Burke
Voigt
Hench
Hess
Kelley
Mgr. Henoh
Committee On Ways and Means
Claypool
Yeas
Senate
House
Dullop
Hale
Geneva
Eastern Insane Hospital
Jennings
Jackson
Orphars
Knightstown
Gent
B.ila
Sparsarieto
Til
United States
Palmer
Cockerell
Moore
Strester
Community Notes From Madison Township and Nearby
Local residents return from Fort Wayne visits. New school housing sought near George Fry cross road. Miss Nora Branaberry Mary Brown Fritz Bolyard pass township exam. A Slemmer school house program and trust Hoffman visit noted. The Strand Army encampment in Michigan attracts thousands. General Alger to speak.
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Elmira Stephens
Fort Wayne
J. A. Davis
Gladio
Auburn Road Machine Company
Auburn
Ind
Hefman
Summit City
Neizer
Hellipeter
M. E. Charch
Maggie Haley
Cincinnati
Nash
Henry Taylor
Allegar
CO. W. Rolling
Redelsheimer
Charley
Fred Mayera
Marysville
Neb
Madison Township
George Fry Cross Road
Nora Branaberry
Mary Brown
Fritz Bolyard
Slemmer
L. J. Wellman
O. O. Myers
Laura Mentzer
South Street
Angie Sommera
Jules Rueller
Hoffmon
Monroe Township
Salem School
Great Britain
Ireland
J. L. Welbaum
Mies Addie Griffith
I. O. Janes
Thirteen Colonies
Mies Mose Redelsheimer
United States
Hob Airand
Rauilroads
Miss May Williard
A D
Heintzelman
Alice Parker
J. J. Peters
J. B. Munger
Lulu Buchanan
W. H. Wineu
G. BF. Felte
Meskruon
Mich
Strand Army of the Republic
Department of Michigan
Alger
Grand Army of the Republic
Frenzied Jealousy Ends in Double Tragedy in Batesville
John Direshere, a Batesville hotel keeper, shot his wife in the head and then killed his three year old daughter Martha before fatally slashing his throat. A bystander Mary Jones was wounded as a crowd gathered in the parlor. Police report details of county settlements follow after the tragic killings.
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Batesville
Ind
John Direshere
Dieshere
Martha
Mary Jones
Dheshere
New Catholic Benevolent Society Formed in Columbus
Articles filed for The Grand Council of the American Sons of Columbus, aiming to unite Catholic laymen in health moral and social improvement through lectures entertainments and guidance. A benefit fund may exceed 2000 for members, with officers led by Grand Chief Admiral P. S. O'Rourke and trustees including J. H. McAvoy and John G. Noll.
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Catholic Benevolent Society
Grand Council of the
American Sona of Columbus
Recorder’s Office
P. S. O'Rourke
Louis Fox
T. J. Callahan
G. B. Grimme
Cutting Affray Between Evans and Heinmann Near Windsor Hotel
Shortly after dinner Harry Evans and Oss Heinmann a one armed man fought near the Windsor hotel on Calhoun street south of the Pittsburg railroad. Heinmann drew a knife and slashed Evans twice in the face causing ugly though not dangerous wounds. Police wagon arrived and Officer Limoocooley arrested both men after a mayoral trial.
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Cuttiog
Harry Evans
Charles Heinmann
Oss
Heinmann
Windsor Hotel
Qalhoun Street
Pittsburg
Evans
Limecooley
Hosey to Tour Europe Long voyage begins from Washington Street
William H. Hosey of 131 East Washington street sails for London after a New York departure. He plans months abroad visiting England Ireland Scotland Wales France and Germany accompanying relatives. The well known machinist leaves Friday and will return after an extended tour across the pond.
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William H. Hosey
East
Washington Street
New York City
London
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
France
Germany
Mr. Toosey
Bargain prices listed for household goods in Ft Wayne
The ad lists cheap prices for various items including tablets 3c lead pencils rubber tipped fa dor tin tea pot 10c coffee pot 8a and 10c 10 qt pails 120 slate pencils 31dcz dolls 14 inches 140 shoe or horse brushes 73 pt cup 20 wash boards 103 whip 50 to 500 L. P. Baanp East of Court House Ft. Wayne.
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L. P. Baanp
Court House
Ft. Wayne
Viewers report and local briefs from Wayne township
The column lists multiple local items including roads in Wayne township The viewers report in favor of the Bowers road and damages at 700 dollars. J B and Charles L Weber sue Nickel Plate Railroad for 500 dollars. Several local incidents deaths meetings and business notes are reported.
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Washington Township
J.B
Chas. L. Weber
Nickel Plate Railroad Company
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Business Men’s Exchange
A. S. Lanferty
Indianapolis
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D. A L. Harding
H. F. Hilgeman
N. R. Leonard
David Hirsch
P. Dickinson
Rudy O. Reinewald
Fisher Bros
W. D. Henderson
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J. J. Heinz
H. J. Heinz Co
Pennsylvania
Heinz
Lim
J. H. Northrop
General Assembly
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New Albany
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Lee
Terre Haute
Howard
Magee
Senator Morgan
Institute
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Patten
St Fort
Soldiers’ Orphans
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Circle Park
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ST Spense
United States Clothing
Ben Lehman
The
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Onry
Bonroeville
Leada
Township Trustees
Allen County
Maumee
Scipio Township
J. B. Lindermuth
Lake
L. Welsheimer
Read
Dogz
Perry
J. Roy
Monroe
D. Hoffman
Aboit
H. C. Dennis
Raad
Cedar Creek
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Township
Pleasant
William Kinerk
Adams
Barney Tibbett
Balanas
Madison
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Marion
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Lafayette
J. I. Keyser
Cotal
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Milan
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John McComb
Wayne
George W. Brackenridge
Jefferson
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Washington
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Eel River
John M. Sayler
Joseph
O. H. Rose
Bonn OF Columbus
OFE For
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Monroeville
Charles E. Weber
State Senate
Feeble Minded Institute
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Penman
Dav.d Comparet
Chicago Mail
M. F. Barbour
Barbour
Margaret
McNaughton
Englewood
James Leahey
New Haven
St. John’s Catholic Church
Dora
St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
Allen County Alliance
Jerome Groyd
Louis Rastetter
Wm. Branstrator
Nash F. Welbaum
W. P. Breen
Kendallville
C. B. Siemen
van Wert
Charles Dalman
John Dolan
George Gurder
Gorham Road
Wayne Township
E. Everett
Frank Doughman
Jennie Stoler
N. D. Shackelford
G. P. Emerick
Pleasant Township
George B. Lawrences
William Scott
James Crow
Charles Such
South Calhoun Street
J. N. Follenwider
Brown’s Valley
Third Presbyterian Church
Will Hg
Kuhns
James Mease
Messe
Della
Ira Bowen
St. Joseph Hospital
William Nye
Henry G. Nye
Root & Co
Ohio State
Columbus
Harding
Michael Teatach
Speyer
William
Ph. Welch
Moll
Defiance
Charles Rice
Lafayette Street
van Buskirk
Rica
Jacob Johnson
Sheldon
Daniel Edwards
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
John Muehlfeith
Naat Third Street
Robert
Centlivre’s Brewery
Charles
Laible & Muehlfeith
Bertha Faulharber
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