Army of Commonwealers at Danes Hall in Rennes dined
Reported events describe Army of Commonwealers at Danes Hall on private grounds near Rennes with guests from far. meals, music by Memes Sandolf and Knotwell, and attempts to move leaders to leave. Captain Cassidy warns they will be driven off by noon, as grounds are private property. Authorities plan to escort armies to fair grounds with deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sees Bane
Ind
J. M. Par
Rmy
Bi. Joseph
Sandolf
Knotwell
Addi
Ger
Besa
Laporte
Plat Rose
Shay
Cassidy
Randall
Elkhart
Goshen
Milford
Warsaw
Columbia City
Fort Wayne
Gosasx
Ballivan
J. B. Cobb
Fair Grounds
Amendments to oleomargarine law favored by manufacturers
Dealers in oleomargarine back Manderson amendments to cut wholesale license from 480 to 240 dollars and to allow lighter packaging. Proposals also permit one pound stamped packages and blueprints for domestic and export shipments. Cities seek national encampments. union letters support government ownership of telegraphs. a national farm alliance paper is planned.
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Wasusserou
Manderson
Internal Revenue Department
United States
Manderson Eye
Garer
Wasuraroxs
Farmers’ Alliance
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Louisville
Columbia Typographical Union
Alliance
Congress
Senate
House
Convention of Labor and Industrial Organizations
St. Louis
New York Cruiser Sent to Bluefields Amid Unrest
The United States cruiser New York under Captain John W. Philipps arrived from Javaona and hurriedly departed for Bluefields Mosquito territory to address unsettled conditions at the port. Advices from Bluefields say Americans and Nicaraguans await decisive action by the U.S. government.
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Coton
United States Cruiier
New York
John W. Philipps
Javaonica
Bluefields
Mosquito Territory
United States
Best Horse in Brooklyn Handicap Is Clifford
Centaur of the Commercial Advertiser notes Clifford as the best bet for the Brooklyn handicap race set for next Tuesday. Heath rumors say Clifford may have influenza. Henry of Navarre appears a safer investment than Dr. Rice, while Loonlake and Lowlander have little chance. Banquet, on 118 pounds, outranks Don Alonzo. Comanche's age hurts him. Sport has a chance if temper cooperates.
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New York
Centaur
Brooklyn
Clifford
Henry
Navarre
Rice
Leonawell
Sir Walter
Banquet
Don Alonzs
Comanche
Loonlake
Corpse Found Hanging From Rafters at Union Church
A report from Mount Indiana describes a panic at Union church near Claysville when a corpse hanging from a rafter blocked a doorway. The body was identified as William E. Hills of Claysville and appears to have hung for days amid family trouble. Also recounted is a separate animal incident where a dog swallowed a live squirrel, causing illness but eventual recovery.
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Ind
Union Church
Claysville
Wm. E. Hills
Young Hills
John Hills
Divorce suit filed by Annie Irredell Rogers Raum
In Puitapetraia on May 12 Mrs. Green B Raum Jr alleges desertion as grounds for divorce from her husband. The couple wed four years ago here while the groom’s father led the pension bureau and separated a year ago with no defense filed.
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Puitapetraia
Green B. Raum
Four Cities Connected Electric Road Planned for Four Indiana Towns
Exwood Ind May 14 A company capitalized at 1 000 000 has been organized to build an electric road linking Elwood Alexandria Frankton and Anderson. Power will come from three stations at the road ends. Right of way is being secured and construction and equipment are to proceed this summer.
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Exwood
Ind
Elwood
Alexandria
Frankton
Anderson
Illinois gerrymander case before Judge Bookwslter
The Illinois congressional gerrymander case was called today with defense counsel E R Kimbrough seeking permission to file an amended answer. General Hunt opposed, saying issues were closed. Kimbrough argued the amendment raises new questions including jurisdiction. The full pleadings were read to the court.
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Danvitx
Illinois
Bookwslter
E. R. Kimbrough
Hunt
Kimborough
Danish Laplander party visits New York with dogs
The Danish steamship Island delivered sixteen passengers to New York on May 12, comprising six Lapp families in native dress. The group includes an infant carried by a mother in a deerskin cradle resembling a mummy case, and ten black Esquimo dogs accompany them.
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New York
Lapps Near Fort Clarence En Route for Reindeer Work
A party of Lapps travels toward Fort Clarence Alaska to take positions at the reindeer stations. One member died on the 10th of the month during the journey.
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Fort Clarence
Alaska
Bed of Roses for Randall Army as Deserters Linger Near Goshen
Third party groups from La Porte Elkhart St Joseph Starke Kosciusko and Whitley form aid to the army provisioning 300 soldiers toward Fort Wayne. Sixteen deserters elect George Coleman as leader. others abandon the march citing hunger and heat as patrols fail. Randall awards honorary certificates while mobs watch and a possible July 4 parade in Washington looms.
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Gosney
Ind
Randall
Milford
Elkhart River
Laporte
Elkhart
St. Joseph
Starke
Kosciusko
Whitley
Fort Wayne
Capitol
George Coleman
Goshen
Sullivan
Veteran Corps
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kellys Flotilla Denies Populist Side Show Claim At Ottumwa
At a May 15 meeting General Kelly and a local populist spoke. Kelly stated he is not running a populist side show. Army orders send boats toward Keokuk with provisions and a ball team aboard. Plans to lash boats into a raft at Keokuk and move to Duincy Illinois follow.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Kelly
Keokuk
Duincy
Ill
Council Bluffs
Eldon
Colonel Speed
Temple Tabernacle in Brooklyn Burns Amid Fire at Regent Hotel
Brooklyn May 14 Fire destroyed Dr Talmages Tabernacle and the adjacent Regent Hotel after services, with total losses near 2 million dollars. Guests escaped with small valuables as flames spread to nearby homes and Summerfield church. Dr Talmage blamed electric lights for the blaze and may change travel plans.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Tabernacle
Washington Avenue
Summerfield Methodist Church
John H. Reed
Summerfield Methodist Episcopal Church
Greene Avenue
Waverly Avenue
John L. Lafely
Engine No. 14
Edward Sheridan
John Kelly
Truck 10
Brooklyn Hotel Company
Tabernacle Church
Talmage
Hotel Regent
Schermerhorn Street
Out of Coal Forces Rail Service Reductions Across Albany Division
Ten trains removed from the New York Central Albany division between Saturday and Sunday night due to coal shortages. East Albany round house stores the engines, with passenger engines in Albany to New York using coal for only one or two days. East Albany and West Albany yards switch engines now burn wood, and crews collect coal and wood along the line for fuel as supply tightens.
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Ausany
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
East Albany Round House
West Albany
Albany
New York
Johnaville
Prevent
Ghostly Apparition Reported Near Chesterfield Indiana
Residents near Chesterfield Indiana report a vivid apparition at the camp grounds a ten foot tall man with a dirk and a spectral woman in white. The vision allegedly spoke not a word then fought and the giant killed the woman before vanishing. A second sighting occurred the next night with three more witnesses. Spiritualists offer no explanation beyond unsettled spirits in the area.
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Exweon
Ind
Chesterfield
Henry Kock Feigns Insanity and Escapes from Jeffersonville Prison
Henry Kock a two year prisoner at Indiana prison south escaped early yesterday after feigning insanity and exploiting a band saw to cut through a wooden cage. He tunneled under a brick wall and fled as a new brick perimeter and improvised fence were installed.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Henry Kock
Indiana Prison South
Kock
Crazy House
Strange and Sudden Call of John Recht in Hammond Ind
John Recht a carpenter from Chicago returned home to Hammond Ind late last night greeted by his wife who then watched him collapse at the doorway. Three doctors failed to revive him and Coroner Anton Seidler ruled heart failure as the cause after an inquest. Recht leaves a wife and three children in straitened circumstances. J P Rosa and Co plans a brick block at Maiden Lane and West Main Street with one store on the lower floor.
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Ham Mann
Ind
John Recht
Chicago
Anton Seidler
Dyer
Recht
J. P. Rosa & Co
Maiden Lane
West Main Street
Jacob Sosenheimer
Frank Rosenberger
Charles Street
Sosenheimer
Germany
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne
Charles J. Sorenheimer
Frank
St Mary's
Jacob
Crestline
Ohio
Springfield
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Multiple Runaway Crashes Injure Several In City Streets
A series of runaway horse accidents occurred on Harrison Street and Wayne Jefferson streets causing serious injuries. Emanuel Loesch and Bowser were bruised while Alex Coleman and wife suffered grave injuries. Miss Sarah Furthmiller and Miss Myers sustained severe head and body contusions but no critical damage. Other minor injuries and a broken arm were reported among local residents.
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Harrison Street
Emanuel Loesch
Jefferson Township
Dave Bowser
Wayne Club
Bowser
Down Street
Berry
Main Streets
Alex Coleman
St. Joe
Coleman
Loesch
Wayne Street
Ewing
Peter Watson
Mary Myers
McCoy Farm
Miss Myers
Sudden deaths and funerals roll through Fort Wayne
A string of deaths reported for the week ending May 12 includes Mrs. Margaret Raquet age 51 of Archer and Meridian, cause apoplexy during yard work. John Leonard Maddux 16, congestion of the spine, Fort Wayne native. Jacob Sosenheimer 78, convulsions after a fall illness. Eva Beckman 7 months, spasms. Mrs Emma Miller 28, stomach trouble. Agnes Gladieux 3, pneumonia. Eliza Imbody 24, consumption. Herman Voight 54, dropsy. Henry Kammerer, dropsy. Miss Eliza Imbody’s funeral held at Baptist church. and local obituaries published by the city undertakers.
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Margaret Raquet
Archer and
Meridian Avenues
Germany
St. John’s Reformed Church
Herman Voigt
John Miller
Paul A. House
William McNulty
Eliza D. Imbody
Agnes Gladieuz
Two Work Accidents Struck Bass Works and Olds Wagon
August Kruse of 169 Gay Street fell from a high platform at the Bass works while mounting a cupola pulley. He suffered two broken arms, a fractured rib, and a head wound, with six weeks of recovery expected. George Krudop, at Olds wagon works, was hit by a timber while ripsawing, tearing flesh from his right arm and injuring his stomach, with serious arm damage but no internal injuries detected. Both were treated by Dr. J. B. Miller.
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August Kruse
Bass Works
J. B Miller
Mr. Kruse
Gay Street
Dr. Miller
Olds Wagon Works
George Krudop
Mr. Krudop
Krodop
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South Bend
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Rennes
LaPonis
Knights of Labor
Lay
Opera House
Knights of Labor Hall
State Line
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Hammond
Melena Barkofski
Srgent
Albert Sikorski
West
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Riverdale
Varmers Alliance
Crusier
Haxuonp
Monon
Here
Road
Wyoming
People’s Party
Curyenne
Wyo
People's Party State Central Committee
William E. Hills
Am Ont Mouse
Inpranapous
Jonathan Young
Livy
Johnson County
Mr. Young
Linois Gerrymander
Kelly’s Flotilla
Commodore
Heo
Newton Dunton
S. J. Mellinger
Huntertown
M. E. Church
George L. Simon
Mias
Cora Dunton
Avilla
Simon
Ben Johnson
C. W. Elphicke
Buffalo
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Regent Hotel
New York Central
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Liberty
Ladig
Jefferson Street
Miller
Brick Yard
Wayne and
Broadway
Jefferson
Weller
Sarah Furthmiller
John Furthmiller
New Haven
Miss Furthmiller
Calhoun
Markey
M. W. Tipkham
Walter Newman Hurt
Charles Buck
Walter Neuman
Y. M.C. A. Congress
Chas. W. Miner
Force Street
Wm. Bergenauer
J. E. Miller
Bass Foundry
ARM Brokerx
Clarence Pappel
William Pappel
Charles Sosenheimer
Maddux
John Leonard Maddux
Sherman Street
Leonard
Franklin School
Suzan
Florence
William Allen Maddux
Nickel Plate Road
Summit City Lodge
Kekionga
Beckman
Eva
George Beckman
Emma Miller
Cass Street
Chas. L. Miller
Eaton
Smith
Gladieux
Agnes
Francis C. Gladieux
East Superior Street
Voight
Herman Voight
Oakley Street
St. John's Lutheran Church
Rev
Danaker
Kammerer
Henry Kammerer
Kendallville
Dorothy Imbody
Weat DeWald Street
Western Union Telegraph Office
C. L
Robert Whitfield
Clinton and
Columbia Streets
Theime
St. Joe Hospital
Toledo
Decessed
August Krose
George Krudrep Bediy
Olds Wagen Woerks
Murphy Freed
Matthews
Lafayette
Inpuaxarouis
Bartholomew J. Murphy
George P. Rudolph
Murphy
Tippecanos
M'Kane
United States Supreme Cears
Wasuindoy
John Y. McKane
United States Supreme Court
McKane
Harlan
Sing Sing
Cnicaco
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
All Soul's Unitarian Church
Oakwood Boulevard
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