Be not disturbed no danger from empire says McKinley
Philadelphia Nov 26 President McKinley spoke at the Union League banquet promising there is no danger from empire and no fear for the republic His speech lauded the party and praised Democratic aid while noting the national vote and the responsibilities this victory places on the Republicans Roosevelt Lodge and Wolcott attended and responded to toasts.
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Philadelphia
McKinley
Union League
Republic
Roosevelt
Lodge
Wolcott
Wickinley
Seerefr Aed Okapt Jary Bent
Washington
Union ‘League
Nation
Bowie
United States
Republican Party
Died in Toledo well known conductor dies after illness
A. G. Estry of Pittsburg informed by Toledo telegraph of the death of his brother Pearl R. Estry at Toledo. He had paralysis then paresis and died after declining since hospital admission. Born in Van Wert Ohio, he was 32, married with no children, and funeral is in Van Wert next Wednesday. He worked as brakeman then conductor on the Grand Rapids and Indiana line and later as passenger conductor before illness.
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A. G. Estry
Pittsbury
Toledo
Pearl R. Estry
Toledo State Hospital
Mr. Estry
van Wert
Oho
Grand Rapids
Indiana
E. T. Estry
Ryan-Young Nuptials In City Episcopal Ceremony
Miss M Amber Ryan and August F Young were married Thursday at 4 PM in the Episcopal residence with Rev Father P J O Reilly officiating. Attendants were Louis Youngs and Miss Catherine Ryan. A reception followed at the bride’s mother Mrs Matilda Ryan on West Main Street. The couple is popular. Mr Young works at the Bass foundry.
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M. Amber Ryan
August F. Young
P. J. O'Reilly
Louis Youngs
Catherine Ryan
Matilda Ryan
West Main Street
Young
Bass Foundry
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Strange double tragedy in Peru ind murdered by poison suspected
Peru Indiana November 26 neighbors found Pat Holland and his brother Jerry dead in their home. Pat lay on the floor in a pool of blood with bloody prints on the ground while Jerry lay half on a mattress with a crushed skull. Doors were bolted from inside and a bottle of poison and a bloodied tool were found. Police and coroners are mystified by the deaths and robbery motive is considered but not confirmed.
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Peru
Ind
Pat
Jerry Holland
Jerry
Battle With a Boar Wounds Indiana Farmer
Kokomo Indiana November 26 John Johnson a Harrison township farmer son of Fleming Johnson West Middleton faced a violent sand boar in his hog yard. The beast four inch tusks slashed his legs leaving severe wounds as neighbors arrived to help avert sure death. He will lose a leg and perhaps his life.
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Kokomo
Ind
John Johnson
Harrison Township
Fleming Johnson
West Middleton
Mr. Johnson
Anti-Trust Bill Drafted By Indiana Senator
Laporte Ind Nov 26 Senator Nathan Agnew is drafting an anti trust bill for presentation in the upcoming state legislature. It will be a drastic measure and reflects Governor Mounts views. Agnew is a close friend of the governor.
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Laporte
Ind
Nathan &, Agnew
Agnew
Mount
W T U Push Pure Whisky Law For Saloons
Laporte Indiana November 26 The Woman's Christian Temperance Union W C T U in Indiana plans a memorial to the Washington national convention urging creation of a department to enforce purity in liquor and a law requiring only pure whisky be sold at saloons The group argues a barrel of pure whisky costs 100 while adulterated liquor sells for 1000 and that such a law would cut profits and close many adulterated liquor operations.
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Laporte
Ind
Woman’s Christian Demperance Union
Washington, D. C
Congress
T. U
A Child Wife Divorced in Indiana Court
Etts Hill, aged 14, child-wife of James Hill of Edwardsport, was granted a divorce in Washington Indiana. James Hill owed $20 alimony. Franklin Tin, father of James Will, allegedly procured the license by claiming Etts was 17 and produced a forged letter from Mrs John W Lawhead consenting to the marriage. Mrs Lawhead called the letter a forgery. Squire Ruby presided. two days later Etts returned to her mother saying she had been misled.
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Washington
Ind
Etts Hill
James Hill
Edwardsport
Franklin Tin
James Will
John W. Lawhead
Tragic Farm Accident Claims Lakeville Man
In South Bend Indiana on November 27 Otto Robinson a farmer from Lakeville was injured when both arms and legs were severed under careless equipment. He died from the injuries sustained in the accident.
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South Bend. Ind
Otto Robinson
Lakeville
Unusual Double Wedding Planned by Rosenbaum Brothers
William and Charles Rosenbaum were licensed to wed Josephine and Amelia Rosenbaum in Laporte Indiana. The brothers arranged a written pact to marry the sisters or remain single for life, chose the sisters by lot, proposed and accepted together, and will hold a double ceremony near their close neighbors.
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Laporte
Ind
William
Charles Rosenbaum
Josephine
Amelia Rosenbaum
Lot
James M. Kane Promotes Holiday Goods at Calhoun Street
James M. Kane at 24 Calhoun St advertises a vast holiday assortment with toys, underwear, stockings, gloves, mitts, and umbrellas. The note invites shoppers to visit before Christmas and hints at new stock and viewings, urging customers to act early amid crowd crowds. Hon. R. Bell shows improved health and plans to depart soon for West Biden.
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James M. Kane
Calhoun St
Farewell to Rev. Herman Alerding in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on November 26 the St. Joseph parish honored Rev. Herman Alerding bishop elect of Fort Wayne with a farewell reception. Attending were Rt. Rev. Francis Chatard and other diocesan leaders as well as many Catholic church representatives. Alerding praised his parishioners and reflected on his 26 years serving the city as he prepared to assume his new role.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Congregation of
St. Joseph
Herman Alerding
Fort Wayne
Francis Dowd
Francis Silas Chatard
Denis O’donoghue
Anthony Scheideller
Montani Bros
Alerding
Bishop Chatard
James B. Deery
Father Alerding
Father Leonard
St. Joseph's
Rockville
Trancis Dowd
Deery
Wight
Diocesa
Tort Wayne
Chatard
Alerding Farewell in Fort Wayne Parish
Bishop elect Alerding bids farewell to St. Joseph's parish with praise for its people and a note of obedience to his superiors. Fr. Alerding receives a $500 purse from friends, while others recall his temperance work and long service in the diocese. The piece also reports on a Sunday school convention at Wallen, with strong attendance, prayers, talks, and a plan to prepare for revival services.
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Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
St. Joseph's Parish
O'Donaghue
Father Alerding
Bishop O'Donaghue
Humphrey Harrington
Eather Bessonies
Alerding
Dietrich May Be Ineligible as Governor-elect
Lincoln Neb Nov 24 Fusion leaders and newspapers charge Dietrich with violating the state anti corrupt practices law by furnishing entertainment to electors before or during the election period. They cite Dietrichs expense affidavit as damaging evidence. The piece notes a historic parallel with Poynter Boyd and Thayer and suggests Poynter may keep the office until courts rule.
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Lincoln, Neb
Dietrich
Banniston
Hall
Dietevich
Poynter
Thayer
Boyd
Eubler Union Weather and Local Happenings
Wet weather continues making it unpleasant for farmers to husk corn. The sick in the neighborhood are improving. Mr Devilbiss faces hard luck with mortgage lifters described oddly as fift ers he has been having. Ling had Onte theres' coin ities ovine pote.
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Devilbiss
Death toll and church funeral mark Middletown notices
Middletown reports the death of Mrs. Ernst Witte from typhoid fever, leaving a husband and seven children. Burial was at Bingen Lutheran church. Ainsworth school notes reference first triannual exams next Tuesday and Wednesday, with terms on review day. Local sickness includes four typhoid cases at Ernst Witte’s and two at Wilson Van Horn’s. Edwin Drageles is improving after illness.
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Ernst Witte
Bingen Lutheran Church
Ayitech
Ora Neitester
Oregon
Henry Neirester
Wilson
van Horn
Edwin Drageles
Istaly
Golden and Silver Wedding Celebrations in Wabash
Mr and Mrs Thomas Charles marked their golden wedding at their son in law and daughter s home Mr and Mrs L W Fowler who also observed their twenty fifth anniversary Both couples are in their sixties and have spent fifty years in Wabash The piece also mentions the Co operative Portrait Co offering framed pictures at 30 E Wayne and other local notices referencing Nettie Rice and Troy Rusany.
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Wabash
Ind
Thomas Charles
L. W. Fowler
Charles
Co-Operative Portrait CO
Wayne &T
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