Goverment In the Chicago Strikes Address by Grover Cleveland
Former President Grover Cleveland lectured Princeton law students on The Government In the Chicago Strikes. He traced the 1894 Pullman unrest, federal intervention, injunction battles, and the Supreme Court ruling upholding federal power to protect national functions.
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Princeton
Grover Gleveland
Princeton University
Cleveland
Chicago
Tyne
United States
Olney
Remiuc
American Railway Union
Railway Union
Attorissy
United States District Attorneys
Washington
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The readable text presents a ceremonial pledge phrased as a guiding principle for national governance, emphasizing safe and assured exercise of trust and functions belonging to the people.
Judge Studebaker Claimed by Death in Decatur Indiana
Decatur Indiana May 4 Judge David D Studebaker longtime Adams county leader and pioneer lawyer died at his home in Decatur at about 10 PM aged nearly 77 He fell ill after a farm visit with a severe cold leading to complications of age He was born in Fort Recovery Ohio August 12 1827 and moved to Indiana in childhood He served as prosecuting attorney state legislator judge of the common pleas court and held prominent bank and railroad positions He married Harriet Evans October 23 1854 and left five children His death is mourned by the community and he was noted as a leading M E church member and benefactor.
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Decatur
Ind
David D. Studebaker
Adams County
Indiana
Studabaker
Judge Hindabaker
Fort Recovery
Ohio
Wells County
Inter
Jay County
Portland
Greenville
Jay and
Wells Courties
Jack M. Haynes
Studaboxer
Harriet Evans
William J. Vasey
Fort Wayne
Morrison
John Niblick
Misa Hattle Studebaker
David Studebaker, Jr
Studebaker
Citlaon
Npat
M. ©. Church
Beniavolence
Richmond and
Fort Wayne Railroad
Old National Bank
Lime National Bank
Chicago
Bank
Marion
Fort Wayne Trust Company
Vegetable Sandwiches and Miscellaneous Dishes in Early Guide
The page describes thin tomato and lettuce tea sandwiches with mayo onion and parsley, St Albans soup with carrots onions milk and seasonings, browned mashed potatoes with milk, pieplant preserves with sugar and lemon, a vegetarian omelet with herbs and rice, and a Spring Salad of hard boiled eggs. It reads as a compile of simple prep ideas and kitchen guidance from a historic cookbook.
Vintage Salad Dressings and Baked Dishes Include Apples and Hash
Fragments describe preparing various dishes and dressings, including Dandelion greens with bacon dressing, Royal Apple Pie, Chicken Hash with Rice Toast, Surprise Rolls, Almond Custard, Honey Cookies, Date Sandwiches, and Flakes fried pastry. Also includes scattered market price data for butter, lard, grains, and meats with closing prices.
Fort Wayne Markets Commodities and Livestock Prices
Barr Street Market lists Wheat at $1.00 per bushel and apples $1.00, onions $1.00, potatoes $1.16–1.20, ducks and turkeys priced per pound, dressed poultry figures, and special quotes for dressed beef, hides, wool, and mill products. Livestock bids for hogs, lambs, calves, and cattle shown with per head or per hundredweight quotes.
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Barr Street
Bank & Co
Bash Parking Co
Bears Dominate Wheat Market Amid Favorable Weather
Chicago and Minneapolis trading desks report bearish wheat with prices slipping from yesterday as July opens lower and later recovers some. heavy shorts cover late session amid strong buying by an influential trader. Corn weakens while hogs and provisions ease on tone from grain declines. Local receipts listed and market reactions noted.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Sic
Inter
Shorts
Redeemer Lutheran to Open Parochial School
Redeemer English Lutheran church plans a parochial school with near unanimous support. A committee led by C G Hitze nan and Rev Theodore Hahn will arrange details. Emanuel congregation will allow use of Emanuel school rooms. about 102 Redeemer children attend public schools. opening planned for September 1. A separate item reports M J Patterson beating his wife in Servia Bash county. after fleeing town, he has not been heard from.
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Congregation of Redeemer English Lutheran Church
Messrs
CG. F. Hitzenan
C. E. Strasburg
C. F. Cook
W. F. Lindenberg
Thomas Baxter
Theodore Hahn
Emanuel Congregation
Emanuel
Redeemer Congregation
M. J. Patterson
Erie Railroad
Servia
Wabash County
Oil Men Lose Tools At 800 Feet In Kosciusko Well
Three weeks ago a Kosciusko Gas and Oil company crew drilling an oil well in Kosciusko county dropped a string of tools at the 800 foot depth and have been unable to recover them. Local officials and the company pursue salvage options as crews continue operations.
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Kosciuska County
Kosciusko Gas and Oil Company
State convention of Knights of Columbus meets in Fort Wayne
About fifty delegates from across Indiana attended the Knights of Columbus state convention in Fort Wayne. Officers were not chosen Tuesday and adjournment was delayed to today while reports praised growth, and Prof. John G. Ewing of Notre Dame was endorsed for the Catholic university chair.
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State Council of the Knights of Columbus
L. J. Bauer
Shelbyville
Warcome
Fort Wayne
Henry ©. Berghoff
John G. Ewing
Notre Dame University
M. W Niezer
T. J. McLoughlin
C. Niezer
F. A Biemer
C. App
W. Garter
C.J. Moran
H. F. Kinnerk
T. E. Kavanaugh
A. I. Christen
C. N. Hemey
M. J. Maroney
H. J. Beuret
G. B. Grimme
W. D. Builivan
John J. Ewing
Notre Dame
William H. Tobin
Muncie
Edward J. Greilly
Indianapolis
Louis J. Herman
Evansville
Tames Vi. Walsh
Terre Haute
Charles E. McCabe
Otterbein
Edward P. Clancy
William P. Breen
George E. Clarke
Booth Bend
Daniel 2. Reagan
Martin A. Guinn
Lafayette
Louis J. Hercian
John W. O'Hara
Peru
C. A. O'Connor
Grand Knights
J. BR
Welch
Martin A. Quinn
Thomas J. Hanley
J. B. Berteling
South Bend
John W. Holland
Logan
Anthony H. Schrichte
Tushville
Charles M. Niezer
Ewing
State Council
The
Knights of Columbus
Indiana
University of Notre Dame
Catholic University
National Council
United States
National Council of the Knights of Columbus
Indoria
William A. Stevens
William O'Neill
Harry J. Andrews
Thos. B. Corcoran
Dennis Lb. Early
Frank J. Burns
Jom Cullen
Frederick Friedmann
J. J. Rosenberger
George J. Studer
Frank O'Meara
George E. Sosenhemer
John
Jos. A. Surbach
Howard J. Mahler
James B. McEvoy
M. J. Kehoe
Jos. E. Clifford
Edward W. Ehinger
J. J. Disser
John B. Horstman
Timothy McGrath
George Harkenroldes
Japanese Land Troops Capture New Chwang After Attack
London bulletin from May 4 reports Japanese forces landed and attacked New Chwang last evening, capturing the town as Russian troops withdrew to defend the railway.
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Shanghai
May
Chefoo
New Chwang
London
Chafoo
Daily Chronicle
Incomplete Names List From City Notices
A fragment lists multiple individuals with initials and last names across several locales. Names include Bierle Parisot Kartholi Hennessy Mungovan Gallagher Kennelly Slats ter Foohsy Oldiges Holthouse Niezer Gallagher Dowling. No actions or events provided.
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R. Bierle
Alexander J. Parisot
A. EF. Kartholi
P. W. Hennessy
William Mungovan
J. A. Gallagher
Michael B. Kennelly
George B. Slatster
Timothy Foohsy
Decatur
Frank M. Oldiges
Louis
Holthouse
J. Holthouse
Monroeville
John T. Niezer
Columbia City
Edward L. Gallagher
New Haven
Dowling
Typhoid and fires plague Logansport area with warnings
Northern Indiana reports an epidemic with wells deemed unsafe and a health board threat in Kosciusko County over smallpox at Etna Green. Other items include abandonment of post routes in Wabash County, a saloon dispute at Odd Fellows hall, a banking witness in a theft case, a Decatur house fire saving six children, a Whitley County boy injured by a falling log, and a Bremen mill oddity revealing a tea cup sealed inside a log cross section.
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Loganeport
Etna Green
Kosciusko County
State Board of Health
Arthur Finnegan
Arthur Finnegan, Jr
Logansport
George Hindelang
Decatur
Mr. Hindelang
Reuben Low
Richland Township
Whitley County
Louder Lake
Wabash
Gilbert Leszells
Huff
Bremen
Guilty of Manslaughter in Indiana Murder Case
Petersburg Indiana May 9 jurors in the Howard Tala murder case returned a guilty verdict of manslaughter after more than forty eight hours of deliberation. Tale, called into court, expressed gratitude and sorrow as he prepared to serve his sentence. The jury had deliberated 171 ballots without a break before reaching the verdict.
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Petersburg
Ind
Howard -Tala
Tale
Man Seeks Refund After Alleged Improper Donation
Kansas City May 3 The case involves John C Crow from Marion Indiana who claimed he gave $2000 to a traveling evangelist not for the Lord's purpose. He says the evangelist demanded more and urged selling his farm to give funds. Crow seeks repayment of the money.
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Kansas City
Tohn C. Crows
Marion
Inid
Crowe
Demented girl causes scene in Columbus streets
Miss Lena Wente, a domestic, suddenly became insane yesterday and ran about the streets half clothed. She was taken to her home near Jonesville. She showed no signs of insanity in the morning.
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Columbus
Ind
Lena ‘Wente
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Supreme Court of the United States
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