Local items from Maumee area note illnesses and events
Miss Louise Hamm is ill. Dr E L Sivers and family move to South Broadway. Lena Leith and Edward Rapple plan marriage this month. Mrs Bash and Mr Bash return from west. Mrs Burr visits from Indiana. John A Cartwright in city. Lutheran synod session in Ann Arbor. 129th Indiana Volunteer Infantry reunion at Burbon with attendees from Fort Wayne. Calls for Dr Rea visits for chronic disease. Ex-marshal Cyrus Spencer improving after hotel jail incident. Mrs Philip Young and Mrs Floyd Helm plan visits to Roanoke and Fort Wayne. Peter Gable injured. expected to recover at Hope hospital. A child on Force street bitten by dog. neighbor doctor treats wounds. Prof Arnold Tompking lectures Allen county teachers Oct 15 1892 at Y M C A. Salvation Oil endorsement for frost and backache. Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup advertised. Fort Wayne politicians attend Argos democratic event. Livestock sale advertised with speakers. Cave-in traps at Curveton gravel pit. Moon and Wallrot rescued. Henry Jordan family travel to Streator. death of George Jordan imminent. Emma Druhot and Charles Gable marry at St Patrick’s church. Mr and Mrs Frank Stone host social at East Wayne Street. Marion Davis from Little Rock, Ark visits. Guests include Tyler, Davis, Conover, etc.
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Burbon
Ind
129Th Indiana Volunteer Infantry
C.A
Zollinger
Fort Wayne
Rea
Cyrus Spencer
Huntington Democrat
M.baltes
Philip Young
Floyd Helm
Roanoke
Silas
B. Moon
Curveton
Logansport
Mr. Moon
William Wallrot
Wallrot
Henry Jordan
Wayne Township
John Neeple
Josie Neeple
Streator
Ill
Clara Druhot
Frank Speidle
Mrs. Gable
Force Street
East Wayne Street
Frank Stone
Marion Davis
Little Rock
Ark
Messrs. and Mesdames I
A. Tyler i Edward
Davis
N. Conover
Om.thparet
Manning Smith
Wm,Lerch
GR. Hench
W.T. Davis
D. Meleheimer
Lena McElpatrick
Georgia Davis
Clara Meyers
Edith Tyler
Messrs
Marion Thomas
Harry Davis
Mr. Boast
Allen Co W C T U Convention Meets in Maysville
The Allen county W C T U convention met at Maysville with Mrs. Amo presiding. Reports showed eighty four members in good standing, and committees on resolutions and finance were appointed. Officers elected included Mrs. Amo president and Miss H H McDaniels corresponding secretary. Resolutions supported temperance, woman suffrage, and strong faith to guide work.
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H. WH. McDaniels
Serges Maebawecen
Lincoln
Fort Wayne
Maple Union
Al.i. L
Ridenhorn
Dr. Amo
H. H. McDaniels
Létiie Strope
M. B. Gorsline
Lizzie Drake
Monroeville
Stopher
Maysville
Schroeder
Roberts
Allen County
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Hassan Union
M. B. Gorstrue
Printed for the Coming Elections Describe Indiana Ballots
State Printing Clerk Stein prepares 1 400 000 ballots for Indiana voters for the upcoming election. Ballots are pink 29 by 10 inches with four tickets and thirty four names per ticket. Each bundle sealed with a Do not break seal label and a messenger will deliver if clerks miss dates.
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Stein
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Mr. Stein
White River
Papal Encyclical on the Rosary Read in Churches Worldwide
The Pope Leo XIII encyclical on the rosary was read in Catholic churches globally on Sunday. It urges renewed faith, condemns modern evils, and calls for discipline, education, and fervent prayer to avert divine punishment. Also notes on wrinkle removal, Marquard's Rose Cream, and advertisements for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
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Leo XIII
Holy Father
Democratic Club Convention in New York Honors Cleveland
The quadriennial convention of democratic clubs met at the Academy of Music New York with 4000 badges issued and boxes for guests including ex President Cleveland and Adlai Stevenson though Stevenson was absent. Cleveland spoke urging unity and mobilization for the November election, while the assembly pledged to organize nationally to secure victory. The event featured bands, cheers, and a strong call for constitutional faith and local self government before adjourning for the afternoon. Separately reports noted local thefts near Hoagland with grain and poultry losses and threats of rough handling if caught.
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New York
Academy of Music
Tammany Wall
Academy
New York National Guard
Massachusetts
Indiana
Connecticut
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Cleveland
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gov. Flower
National Committee
Itlarrity
Don M. Dickinson
Wn. C. Whitney
Sheehan
Grant
Richard Croker
Murphy
State Committee
Hugh McLaughlin
Maryland
Rusk
Virginia
Dixie
Wang
Chicago
Grover
Chauncy Black
League
Wm. D. H. Washington
Grover Cleveland
Black
Democratic Party
Stevenson
Custon
United States
Washington
Mar Blick
Prize contest seeks signature on declaration of independence
The Home Jewel offers a genuine upright piano for the first correct answer to who first signed the Declaration of Independence. Two round trip tickets to Chicago and World’s Fair admission for two await the next two correct respondents, plus a gold decorated china dinner set for the fourth. An extra prize of gold and pearl opera glasses goes to the first correct answer from each state. Send fifteen two cent stamps for six months’ subscription and prize details.
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Chicago
California
Florida
Home Jewel
Manhattan Bldg
White Lead Brands Advertised for Pure Pigment by National Lead Co
An advertisement promotes strictly pure white lead brands including ANCHOR Cincinnati ARMSTRONG & McKELVYT Pittsburgh BEYMER-BAUMAN Pittsburgh COLLIER St. Louis CORNELL Buffalo DAVIES-CHAMBERS Pittsburgh ECKSTEIN Cincinnati FAHNESTOCK Pittsburgh MORLEY Cleveland RED SEAL St. Louis SHIPMAN Chicago SOUTHERN St. Louis and Chicago, plus National Lead Co. tinting colors. Readers are urged to request a information book by postal card from the Cincinnati branch Ohio.
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Anchor
Cincinnati
Armstrong & McKelvyt
Pittsburgh
Beymer-Bauman
Collier
St. Louis
Cornell
Buffalo
Davies-Chambers
Eckstein
Fahnestock
Morley
Cleveland
RED Seal
Shipman
Chicago
Southern
National Lead Co
Ohio
Erastus McCarthy Sentenced After Family Scandal
Erastus McCarthy formerly of this city was found guilty in Indianapolis of criminal intimacy with his two daughters aged fifteen and seventeen and sentenced to five years. The trial revealed severe poverty and mistreatment, leading to a harsh but reduced penalty due to legislative changes.
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Erastus McCarthy
Indianapolis
Typraxavonts
Ind
Fort Wayne
Ife
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Edward Rapple
W. 8. Bash
Solomon Bash
John Burr
Penn
Will Kilgore
Butler Street
John A. Cartwright
Carroll County
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Lutheran Synod
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Hope Hospital
J. Young
Arnold Tompking
Y. MC. A
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Mr. Pleasant
Westmoreland Co
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Argos
John M. Palmer
Gray
Claud ‘Matthews
Mortimer Nye
The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
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Jones
Salt Lake Times
Salt Lake City
Utah
Frank W. Meegan
Thomas Meegan
Frank
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Tory
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Union Pacific
Meegan
America
Russia
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Marquard
Meyer Bros. & Co
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William Schweir
Democratic
New York City
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Miller
Sugertor Court
State of India
Amas
Rabledon
Willliam W. Chandler
Rebecca McCouch
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George T. Viberg
Ehancisa
Merrell & Soule
Syracuse
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Uxiox
Dee
Rio
Graham
Dallas
Tex
Enouch
AU Claus
Sant
Ytoi
RBA
Haree
J. A.M. Storn
L. O. Hull
Calhoun Stree
Central Time
Fr. Warr
Valparaiso
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Sabow
T. A
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Toledo
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Union Depot
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Grand Rapids
Dadiana H.R
Tavis
Pi. Wayne
Eifoot
Ean
Las
Michigan
Weg Freight
Byomtsy
Jesiomes
Fort Wayna
J.C. Peltier
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Father Mollinger
Thivor
Taos
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