Senator Mills Wins United States Senate Seat
Senator Elect Mills receives countless congratulations after unanimous election. He will take his seat around April 1 and vote for the silver bill after delivering a tariff speech. he opposes silver discussion but supports its disposal by party majority. telegrams from Governor Hogg Lieutenant-Governor Pendleton Ex-Senator Reagan and others praise his victory.
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Mills
House
Lone Star
Washington
Hogg
Pendleton
Texas
Capitol
Reagan
Chas. I. Jones
Republic
St. Louis
Behring Sea policy upheld by Salisbury regime
Report from Loxnox dated March 26 says Lord Salisbury will not renew the modus vivendi over Behring Sea rights. Britain plans to resist American demand for exclusive seal hunting access with naval readiness and potential movements of the Pacific and China squadrons, amid strong anti American sentiment in the press.
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Loxnox
Lord Salisbury
Behring Sea
Hotham
United States
Pacific
China
Appointments Proposed For Federal Posts
President sends names to the Senate for federal posts including Stanton J. Peele of Indiana as judge of the court of claims. Nominations for U S district attorneys include William K. Townsend of Connecticut, John B. Rector of Texas, John A H Baker of Indiana, and Elory P. Ingram of Pennsylvania. Alexander T. Colesbury of Pennsylvania to be U S marshal for the eastern district of Pennsylvania.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Alexander T. Colesbury
Syndicate Buys 3000 Acres in Maynard Indiana
A syndicate of Minneapolis capitalists led by Louis F. Menaye bought about three thousand acres at Maynard near the Illinois line. The 600000 dollar sale closes the year’s largest real estate deal. The land sits at the Panhandle Grand Trunk and Monon junction, with plans for a new manufacturing town and a large brick yard.
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Crown Point
Panhandle
Grand Trunk
Monon
Maynard
Illinois State Line
A. N. Hart
Minneapolis
Louis F. Menaye
Burfield Brothers Arrested in Burglary Ring
Benneville Illinois March 26. A sensation followed the arrest of Burt and Chick Padfield sons of a leading local citizen. They are charged with committing a series of burglaries in the area over the past months.
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Bennevinne
Burt
Chick Padfield
Speaker Crisp Rejects Cloture on Silver Bill
Speaker Crisp said he would not bring in a cloture rule unless a majority of Democratic members supported the rules committee on the silver bill. Thirty five free coinage Democrats refused to sign the cloture request as anti silver forces declare the bill dead. Congressman McKenna resigns.
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Washington
Crisp
Committee On Rules
Resignation Letter Sent From Tee to Governor
A letter to the speaker reports Tee has resigned from the state House of Representatives effective today as he forwarded the action to the Governor for consideration.
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House
Tee
House of Representatives
Ex-President Cleveland Seen Likely Nominee By Chicago Convention
Ex-Postmaster General Dickinson says Cleveland will be nominated at the Chicago convention with strong support in New York Massachusetts and Boston. He predicts Harrison will likely be renominated by Republicans and notes southern Democrats favor Cleveland over any western candidate in the current currency climate.
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New Jersey
Conneticut
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Grover Cleveland
New York State
Boston
Russel
Chicago
Harrison
Indianapolis Sentinel
Orange
Miami
Sentinel
Indiana
Gray
Democratic Party
Palmer
Campbell
Boies
Russell
United States
Negroes Protest Over Southern Atrocities and Sing My Country
A Chicago audience of about one thousand colored people at Bethel African Methodist church refused to sing the National hymn last night. Speakers urged united action to curb southern outrages, with calls to form leagues and press for protection. The crowd sang John Brown and voiced demands for reform as Rev George W Gaines urged Christian restraint.
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Cmcaco
Bethel African Methodist Church
Thirtieth
Dearborn
George W. Gaines
South
America
Sweet Land of Liberty
John Brown
Col
A. A. Jones
Memphis
Rayville
Texarkana
Washington
Chili
Eds. Morris
J. Webb Curtis
Sol. Taylor
Barnett
Grays Friends Rally As Indiana Delegation Split
Democratic factions in Ohio discuss the schism amid talks at Denison House led by Taggart. J E Murdock represents Gray while W B Brunton backs Gray’s claim and warns against surrender. The anti Cleveland gathering includes about twenty attendees.
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J. E. Murdock
Lafayette
W. B. Brunton
Tuscola
Indiana
Cleveland
Ly Tiray
McKinley Declines Presidential Candidacy Support for Harrison
Governor McKinley states clearly he will not run for president and endorses President Harrison for renomination. He praises the tariff of 1890 for aiding American labor and enterprise, predicting its victory and awaiting broad approval from the American people.
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Conesars
Ohio
McKinley
Minneapolis
Harrison
Tam
Jury Drawn for April Term of the Superior Court
The jury commissioners Geo I Wilson and Geo W Stand drew jurors for the April term including A L Greenwell Eel River township Wm H W McCormick Lake John G Goegline St Joseph Joseph Longardner Jefferson James Thompson Marion I Koellinger Adams Jacob Dennis Lafayette Nicholas Manden Eel River Peter Trier St Joseph Victor H Mueller Cedar Creek Thomas Larrimore Lake John S Poinsette Washington The trial of Henry Lee burglar set for Thursday Judge Dawson divorced Edward R K from Cora A Benedict guardian Patrick O'Brien appointed for Dennis Brien heirs Edward Whalen and Virginia Courdelot declared insane Catherine Shele fined for provoking Nelson Cutler Nelson Cutler fined for assault and battery against Clarence Shele damage suit Breckenridge Barthold vs Horstman Layman decided for defendants Costs awarded Suit was for 200 for ground removal from Running avenue Justice France awarded plaintiff 25 75 and costs garnishee Frank Sheridan noted.
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Geo. I. Wilson
Geo. W. Stand
Superior Court
A. Ll. Greenwell
Eel River Township
Wm. HW. McCormick
Lake
John G. Goegline
St. Joseph
Joseph Longardner
Jefferson
James Thompson
Marion
It. Koellinger
Adams
Jacob Dennis
Lafayette
Nicholas Manden
Eel River
Peter Trier
Victor H. Mueller
Cedar Creek
Thomas Larrimore
John S. Poinsette
Washington
Henry Lee
Dawson
Edward RK
Cora A. Benedict
Mgr
Patrick O'Brien
Dennis Brien
Edward Whalen
Virginia Courdelot
Catherine Shele
Justice Ryan
Nelson Cutler
Clarence Shele
Breckenridge
Barthold
Gustave Horstman
George Layman
Justice France
Lawrence Haffner
Chas. Sheridan
Frank Sheridan
Nine Novices Take White Veil At St Joseph Hospital
Last Friday at 8 30 p m nine Poor Handmaids of Christ novices were cloaked as Sisters Tareille didia Mumgeniaa Norperta Laboria Acre Aehezia Eupresia and Celesia in a grand high mass. The Very Rev Father Brammer officiated with Rev Lang and Father Thomas in attendance as friends and relatives filled the chapel.
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Hein
Father Brammer
AL RL Lang
Thomas
Tareille
Didia
Mumgeniaa
Norperta
Jealous logger shoots, wounds two, then kills himself
In Milwaukee Wisconsin Wieh ard Hildebrandt a logger from A Tey ford Wisconsin living in Milwaukee for five months shot at a woman he knew injuring another woman and her sister before fatally shooting himself. The pension bureau meanwhile reported 5735 claims in the week ending March 1 with 1623 under general law and 4162 under the 1890 act.
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Milwarker
Wis
Wiehard Hildebrandt
Teyford
Tay
Woasnexaroy
Pension Bureau
Payment Details For Bee Related Site Oni Revenue
The fragment notes a payment of S535,000 and references average monthly site Oni and bee related terms. The text is incomplete but indicates a financial transaction tied to a bee related site or project labeled Oni. It mentions monthly averages and a sizable payment.
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Oni
Presidential delegates debate in Indiana district race
S M Foster and Henry Colerick, both contenders for the Democratic national convention delegation, express contrasting views on presidential favorites. Foster backs Cleveland after possible Gray support, while Colerick opposes Mill and Cleveland and favors a western head for the ticket, with a western VP contingent.
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Henry Colevich
Sentixen
Tre Sentinel
Mr. Foster
Indiana
Gray
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Jill
Ifill
Mr. Cleveland
Henry Colerick
Thak Lexrixel
M. Colerick
Senator Mill
New York
Hill
Tite Sentined
Goy
Palmer
Carlisle
Boies
Mr. Colerick
Colerick
Gov. Russell
Massachusetts
Iov. Pattison
Pennsylvania
Miss Marion Woods Attacked by Dog at Hedekin Home
Miss Marian Woods visited Meyer Bros drug store for a lacerated hand after a savage dog from the Hedekin residence bit and injured her. Dr. W. Myers stated the wounds should heal without serious complication unless unforeseen issues arise.
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Marian Woods
Hedekin House
Meyer Bros
J. Wy Swaidner
Hedekin
WI TL Myers
Peter AL Morvan
John Doyle
Ilayer
Boy bitten by St Bernard during carrier visit
Clittard Byers, a mail carrier for Tre Sig TrvE, was bitten on the neck by a St Bernard owned by William Pease on West Collonhit Street during a route stop last Saturday. Dr. Boswell treated the wound and the dog, deemed not vicious, will not be shot. Byers is the son of insurance agent George L. Byers.
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Clittard Byers
St. Bernard
William Pease
West Collonhit Street
Pease
Boswell
George L. Byers
Holman’s Hope and Parkhurst Attacks Stir Indiana Politics
March 23 1892 report details Tolman’s possible path to national and state nominations with Indiana debates over party support. It also covers Dr Parkhurst’s criticism of Tammany Hall, his legal rebuttals, and a New York city governance critique reflected in sermons and grand jury actions. Also included are Democratic primary schedules, delegate apportionments, and notes on local political figures and a lengthy editorial reply defending a representative candidate.
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Indiana
Isaac P. Girpy
Holman
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Court of Common Pleas
Richard
House of Representatives
Grand
Iis
Pammany
Parkhurst
Bucks the Tiger
Massachusetts
Amherst College
Williston Seminary
Germany
Madison Square
New York
Tamumiany
Four Wives One Man Under Arrest for Bigamy in Fort Wayne Case
A Fort Wayne woman faces a bigamy case after discovering her husband Joseph Baker already had two prior wives. Baker, son of a Cleveland businessman, wed Caroline Beck in February 1889 with marriage license issued by Harry Metzgar. Cleveland court decrees grant divorces to Minnie Davis and Caroline, custody awarded to Caroline, while the grand jury probes the bigamy.
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Harry Metzgar
Caroline Beck
Joseph T. Baker
Cleveland
Ohio
M. C. Cooper
St. Paul M. E
Walton Avenue
Minnie Davis
Lizzie Kuntz
Columbus
Baker
Fort Wayne
Minnie
Caroline
O'Rourke
Mary Kouse
John Rouse
Circuit Court
Keck
Grosjean
Daily News Urges $200000 State School Funding
The Daily News editors urge Allen county voters and legislators to back at least 200000 in additional appropriations for the State Institution for Feeble Minded Youth in Fort Wayne. They argue the 500 capacity is insufficient for about 400 pupils and that Indiana must extend facilities to serve thousands more, noting current insane housing spending and urging immediate expansion.
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Daily News
Allen County
Indiana
State Institute
Fort Wayne
Hope Hospital Trustees Elect J B Harper to Fill Vacancy
At a Tuesday board meeting Hope hospital chose attorney J B Harper as trustee to fill the vacancy from M L Albrecht's death. The Williams addition is accepted from contractor Moe Hlering. Past year improvements total $12 000 with private rooms frescoed by local charitable ladies. Management aims to attract leading families and private patients from abroad for major surgeries. formal opening of the new section postponed a couple of weeks.
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Hope Hospital
J. B. Harper
M.L Albrecht
Willams
MoeHlering
Obituary and political nomination notes from Adams township
Normian Stock, son of Rev. Stock of Adams township, died Wednesday of consumption at age twenty-two. He studied for the ministry at Concordia Lutheran University in St. Louis and had been home since Christmas. funeral held Saturday morning. In the Second district south of us Newton Crooke of Bedford seeks Democratic state convention nomination.
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Rev. Stock
Adams Township
Oman
Concordia Lutheran University At
St. Louis
Ours Newton Crooke, Esq
Bedford
Indiana Sentinel backs Cleveland over Gray for president
The Indianapolis Sentinel argues Indiana Democrats back Cleveland strongly and urges Governor Gray to align with the Cleveland movement to avoid factional harm. It predicts Cleveland's nomination is likely and warns against opposing the national trend at Chicago.
Investigating Expenditures in Ellis Island Improvements
In Washington on March 29 the senate and house immigration committees resumed their joint probe into Ellis Island Improvement spending. A heated exchange occurred between General Nettleton and Senator Chandler over whether policy on transfer of appropriations was fixed by the department. Nettleton defended his position and accused the committees of pursuing unfounded claims, but the matter was eventually dropped.
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House Committee On Immigration
Ellis Island
General Nettleton
Chandler
Poster
Senitor Chandler
Ile
Nettleton
Local Deflows and Grief Mark Community Loss
Obituaries from a small city record multiple recent deaths including Mrs Barbara Crouse of Auburn aged elder, Mary Gaffney daughter of ex Trustee William Gaffney, John Sites an old resident, and Mrs Margaret Ludwick born Stark County Pa. Families mourn in sorrow.
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William Gaffney
Grip
Ladies Sodality and Rosary Society
St. Patrick’s Church
Tillie Gaffney
Louis Wolf & Co
Gaffney
John Sites
Margaret Ludwick
Goshen Road
Stark County
William
Harper
Kansas
Jasper
Ellis
Esdrus
Joseph
Pleasant Township
D. H. Wolf
East
Wayne Street
Wilson
I. F
Cadillac, Mich
Prominent Residents Die In Lake Shore Track Incident
Osea Indiana March 26 Henry Boles a leading local resident and his brother in law Rev H M Lampert pastor of Kendallville M E church were killed when struck by a limited passenger train while walking along the Lake Shore railroad track. Bodies found this morning.
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Osea
Ind
Henry Boles
H. M. Lampert
Kendallville
M. E
Lake Shore
Two Couples Linked by Fortunes in Union
A March 24 wedding at Henry Boulton's home joined Mina Boulton to George Lindemuth with Rev. H C Foote officiating. Guests praised the reception and gifts included silverware, linens, and household items from many friends and relatives.
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Harlan
Mina Boulton
George Lindemuth
H. C. Foote
Bride
Richard Price
Minnie Price
Lloyd
Kendallville Sun
John Haas
H. E. Seibert
Katie Fisher
Fort Wayne
Jenny Electric Light Company
Lamport
Local candidacy praise for Judge Robert Lowry for appellate post
State editorials from Allen Noble and neighboring counties praise Judge Robert Lowry for the Fourth district appellate judgeship. The Staats Zeitung and LaGrange Register cite his eminent juristic ability and Democratic ties, with Republicans sharing support. Also a general notice promotes Page's Climax Salve for eruptions and boils.
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Allen
Judge Lowry
Noble County Democrat
Robert Lowry
Lagrange Register
Lowry
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