Indiana News Flashes From The Gazette The Seyiixer Critique
The Gazette rebukes recent reflections on Indiana Supreme Court delays in partisan tones. The piece notes state Sons of Veterans encampment likely 1891 with Evansville hosting June 12, delegations for Fort Wayne, and next year in the northern state. Governor Hovey appoints staff, and local figures including Japar Cons. H. Woop die. gas shortages and pension resolutions sourround Indian service.
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Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
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Princeton
W. W. McBeth
Joseph Grimsley
I. N. Walker
W. W. Cocheran
Alvin P. Hovey
St Patrick’s Day Observed With Ancient Irish Cheer
St Patrick’s Day was celebrated in the city with traditional merriment and reverence on Monday. Born March 17, A D 372, he lived 120 years and became a symbol for the Irish race despite origins as a Gallic Roman slave.
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Trades and Labor Council Plans Addresses and Resolutions
The Fort Wayne Trades and Labor council met at Carpenters hall last Friday. Samuel Gompers will speak April 4 on the eight hour question. P J Maguire may speak Labor Day. a Farmers Alliance view is planned. Measures opposing personal and religious liberty laws and Bennett laws were unanimously rejected. The council also endorsed the city ordinance on transient and auction stores.
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Fort Wayne
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German Lutherans oppose compulsory schooling in English in Indiana
The Seminet notes objections to compulsory education laws in Illinois and Wisconsin and argues any Indiana statute forcing English only schooling would be tyranny. German Lutheran and Catholic congregations urge parental choice, asserting rights to educate children in German and preserve faith schools. Liberty Assembly K of L backs these rights, condemning laws restricting education based on conscience.
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Obituary notices from Ossian area include Sorg death and multiple lines
Early Saturday morning Michael Sorg 82 longtime Allen county resident died leaving a second wife and ten children nine sons. Funeral Monday from Hesse Castle. extended obituary to run in Tue Szn TINES. Edward G DeWald age two of 26 Clay street died Monday. Sarah Ella Kuntz 32 wife of Adam Kuntz of 362 West Main street died Sunday of cancer. Kuntz works for Eckert the meat dealer. Elizabeth Michel 77 wife of Andrew Michel Sr of 405 East Wayne street died Sunday night of heart disease after attending church services. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm from St Pauls Lutheran church. She was mother of Staats Zeitung pressman Andrew Michel. Ossian high school junior class first exhibition Friday evening. Commencement next Friday evening with Will Davis receiving diploma and Rev Dr Barns of Wayne Street M E Church delivering address.
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Allen County
Hesse Castle
Edward G. DeWald
Clay Street
Sarah Ella Kuntz
Adam Kuntz
West Main Street
Kuntz
Eckert
Elizabeth Michel
Andrew Michel
East Wayne Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Staats Zeitung
Nervous Prostration Ad Warns of Health Remedy
A drugstore advertisement urges readers to try Electric Bitters as a nerve tonic and alterative. It claims the tonic restores appetite, digestion, and organ function, promising surprising results. Available at Dreier & Bro.'s drug store for 50 cents.
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Senators Probe Secret Session Secrets
Washington witnesses a publication ritual as Senator Faulkner and Senator Bates discuss how newspaper men obtain information on secret sessions. George Harries is told the method hinges on senate authorization, prompting Bates to quip about making secret meetings public.
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Marriage of Minister Sparks Presbyterian Controversy
In Pittsburgh on March 13 the United Presbyterian church faces a dispute over Rev. Dr. K B Ewing, pastor of Sixth church, marrying his deceased wife’s sister. Ewing argues the law is obsolete, offers resignation, and the case will go to the Presbytery to seek repeal by the general assembly.
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Pittsburg
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Woman Crashes Blind Tiger Saloon in Bonne Terre
Mrs. Wm Rogers of Bonne Terre stormed a local illegal saloon, found her two minor sons intoxicated, and after a brief talk with the proprietor she smashed every window and damaged the interior before stopping. Local authorities may pursue further action.
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Wm. Rogers
Inventor Sleight Promotes Swing Treadle at Rich Hotel
Mr W B Sleight of Kalainszc Mich arrives in Fort Wayne to showcase the IX L Swing Treadle attachment for sewing machines. He argues the device reduces foot and back strain, sells for 4 50, and fits any make. He also offers county rights and invites visits to the Rich hotel to see the invention.
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Fort Wayne
Dr Boswell Receives New York Medical Degree
Dr A J Boswell of Boswell and Boswell, located at Barr and East Wayne, returned from New York where he studied at polyclinics and Carnegie’s laboratory. He studied basterology and operative surgery and earned the Doctor of Medicine degree from Bellevue Hospital Medical College for the 1889 90 session.
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Bellevue Hospital Medical College
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French Senate Rejects Tirard Move Triggers Cabinet Resignations
Paris reports the senate refused to adopt Tirard's motion on the Turkey treaty causing the government crisis. Tirard offered resignation but stayed after Carnot's urging. later all cabinet members tendered resignations under pressure. Possible new ministry led by De Frycinets former war minister. other ministers discussed. Also notes strikes by Miners Federation and resignations of Garibaldi and Dowse.
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Union Veteran encampment plans and entertainment listed
The Union Veteran legion held a meeting to form committees for the next national encampment in this city on the second Wednesday of October. A brass band of twenty six boys from the soldiers orphans home and a chorus from the same place will perform. Over a thousand delegates are expected and welcomed by Fort Wayne residents. A separate notice invites Tafayetter township voters to a March 29 meeting to nominate officers. J How heads the committee. A. D. Cressler will run a horse sale on April 2.
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Plumber Learns New Way to Break a Rib
Mr. Bradway a plumber on Maumee road sneezed forcefully Thursday afternoon and immediately ended up at a doctor’s office with a fractured rib.
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