Goodbye Benny Congress Adjourns After Tariff Bill Passage
The article details the hush of adjournment as Congress moves to farewell session notes. It covers Breckenridge Kilgore quorums, Reed signing the tariff bill, its presentation to the Senate, and the adjournment resolution. Senate actions include labor bill discussion and printing-office pay amendments amid ongoing political maneuvering. Cromer challenger details conclude the piece.
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Reed
Senate
House
McPherson
Morton
Aldrich
Committee On Finance
Congress
Sherman
Blair
Mr. Sherman
Edmunds
Blsir
Messrs
Harris
Manderson
Government Printing Office
Paid for his wife a verdict on alienation case
Bartimorz Oct 2 The jury awarded John Siebrecht 10000 damages against William H Evans in a suit over alleged alienation of Mrs Wilhelmina H Liebrecht now Mrs Evans Evans a wealthy contractor may appeal the verdict. The plaintiff said Evans sought divorce from Liebrecht then urged default while he married her after the divorce was granted.
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H. Evans
Bartimorz
John Siebrecht
Wm. H. Evans
Wilhelmina H. C. Liebrecht
Evans
Bunco Swindle Hits Hoosier Merchant In Evansville
In Evansville Indiana today M H Justus a prosperous Oakland City merchant lost $6000 in a bunco scheme. The con artists were arrested and Justus is being held as a witness against them. Dustins recent lottery windfall sparked the attempted swindle as he painted the town with friends. Proctor, a supposed friend, is also under arrest.
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Evansvinitz
M. H. Justus
Oakland
Dustns
Justus
Proctor
Suicide’s Will Allocates One third to Betrothed
The will of Lewis M. Griffin, who died by his own hand Sunday night in Bionmont Virginia, was admitted to probate. His estate is valued at 70000 dollars. He leaves one third to his betrothed Miss Nellie McCaull Rogers in fee simple after other legacies are paid. The bequest is to be paid as soon as stock of tobacco is realized.
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Bionmont
Lewis M. Griffin
Nellie McCaull Rogers
Fiendish Kidnapping of Julis Brown Strikes Pennsylvania
In Bargyvizzz Pennsylvania two discharged colored farm hands of John Brown abducted his twenty year old daughter Julis last Monday week. They kept her in a ravine hut until Tuesday noon and assault ed her repeatedly while forcing whisky. They fled. she was found Wednesday and accused the two men Sam J Johnson and Jack Williams. A search party failed to locate the suspects.
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Bargyvizzz
John Brown
Julis
Johnson
Williams
New York Central Bans Knights of Labor From Railway Work
New York Central officials order a halt to Knights of Labor membership among staff and direct department heads to enforce the policy. Vice President Webb's circular says the Knights’ leadership and recent strikes prove membership conflicts with faithful service to the company. General Superintendent Voorhees confirms employees must drop the order or quit the railroad.
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New York
New York Central
Knights of Labor
Webb
Voorhees
Appeal Issued for Famine Relief in Ireland
An American commission for famine relief in Ireland issued an appeal based on data from across the country. It stresses no political ties and lists officers led by General James Grant Wilson with Hayes and Cleveland as honorary chairs. Contributions may be sent to the New York Sun or to reputable banks, with provisions and clothing coordinated via Mr. Arthur Dudley Vinton.
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New York
American Commission For Relief For Famine
Ireland
James Grant Wilson
Rutherford B. Hayes
Grover Cleveland
James Redpath
Geo
Ebert
Elloitt
F. Sheppard
James Phillips
The
Sun and Press
Public Ledger
Philadelphia
Globe
Boston
New York Sun
Commission
Arthur Dudley Vinton
New York Press
Pastor Sued for Breach of Promise in Scranton
The Rev. Peter Roberts pastor of Plymouth Congregational church was sued for breach of promise by Miss Annie Hussaboo of New Haven seeking 5000. She says their intimate relationship led to a criminal operation before his ordination and marriage. She claims the procedure left her a physical wreck.
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Scranton
Peter Roberts
Plymouth Congregational Church
Annie Hussaboo
New Haven
Conn
Roberts
Miss Hussaboo
Yale
Misa Hussaboo
Preacher Faces Charges Over Dissection of Infant
Alexander Frazier, a colored preacher in Lartiz Roor Arkansas, is in police court on drunkenness charges. Testimony reveals his wife died in childbirth and he sold the infant’s body. Medical students are said to have bought and dissected parts of the infant, with remains scattered in the house. Warrants issued for all involved.
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Nella
Lartiz Roor
Ark
Alexander Frazier
Frazier
Seed Houses Ready for McKinley Tariff Bill
Special from Cape Vincent reports seed houses Cape Vincent Seed Co and Cleveland Seed Co mobilizing to ship Canadian peas before the McKinley tariff takes effect October 6. Four schooners haul peas day and night while warehouses run around the clock to load and store the harvest.
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Watertown
N. Y
Cape Vincent
Two Brothers Executed in Havana for Atrocious Crime
In Havana on October 1 two brothers, Joe and Carmel Dias, were executed for an atrocious crime. They attacked a Turkish woman near Hincar del Rio, murdered her husband, killed the wife, and mutilated the bodies. The incident sparked renewed calls for vengeance.
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Havana
Joe
Carmel Dias
Hincar del Rio
Cleveland coming west to boost tariff reform
Ottawa dispatch reports ex President Cleveland may soon travel west after Harrison and Reed to aid the Democrats. Burlington road agent Entis said Cleveland would likely arrive October 10, with Democrats seeking equal rail facilities and potential speeches on tariff reform during his western visit.
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Oxtenco
Entis
Burlington Road
Cleveland
Harrison
Reed
Ottumwa
Grover Cleveland
West
Impending Fate Brings Change in Birchall Before Execution
Birchall shows newfound seriousness in jail as his fate nears execution. Formerly carefree, he now speaks little and remains under strict watch with limited visitors. Mrs Birchall’s health improves and she plans to depart for England next week.
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Birchall
OFF FOR HIS TRIP President Harrison Leaver Washing ton for His Western Jaunt
President Harrison and party left Washington at 11 24 AM aboard the Chesapeake and Ohio rail line. The group includes Secretary Tracy Marshal Ransdell Captain Merideth Private Secretary Halford and Mrs Halford with Jeanette Halford. George Grantham Bain of the United Press accompanies them to Indianapolis. The Haslemore hotel car provided by George M Pullman and Charles R Bishop arranged travel.
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Washington
Harrison
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Tracy
Marshal Ransdell
Merideth
Halford
George Grantham Bain
United Press
Jeanette Halford
Indianapolis
Haslemore
George M. Pullman
Charles R. Bishop
Eastern
Two Fatal Accidents on Western Railroads
A west and east bound freight wreck near Coal City buried two in a car with household goods bound for Texas. John Kern died and Kirk Kellogg is fatally injured. Near Helena a Northern Pacific wreck killed engineer Frank Mace and badly hurt fireman Chittleet as passengers suffered. relief train dispatched.
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Jonzet
Coal City
Texas
John Kern
Kirk Kellogg
Hellena
Mont
Northern Pacific
Frank Mace
Chittleet
President Harrison Nominates Nearly Four Thousand
In ten months of the session ended Wednesday President Harrison sent 3,887 nominations to the Senate, most of which were confirmed. The figures suggest about 4,500 appointments, including hundreds of postmasterships and census related posts, many temporary. In contrast, Cleveland's first Forty-Ninth Congress session yielded 2,696 nominations.
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Washington
Harrison
Senate
Cleveland
Cheever's Crime Embezzlement Arrest in Janesville
D G Cheever a 60 year old prominent Clinton Baptist member was arrested by Sheriff Babcock on embezzlement charges for 5000 after investing estate funds in Dakotas lands which fell in value Bonding partners Hartshorn and Simmons paid the shortage in full yesterday and led to the arrest.
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Janusville
Wis
D. G. Cheever
Babcock
Cheever
Baptist Church
Clinton
Dakotas
Hartshorn and Simmons
The Express Robbery Suspects Identified in Ohio
Two men arrested near Benneronrains identified as Anthony Smith of New York and Ernest Young of Cleveland. They matched robbers' descriptions after the express robbery sparked local interest.
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Benneronrains
Ohio
Anthony Smith
New York
Ernest Young
Cleveland
Wilkinson finances stall as he awaits recovery
The article notes Mr. Wilkinson is delaying actions while he recovers from recent financial misfortune.
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Wilkinson
Explosion at Davis steam mill kills mother and child
Two separate early morning accidents reported. In Arkansas near Johnsonville a boiler explosion tore apart the Davis steam mill killing James Davis instantly and injuring the engineer and another man. In Missouri a mother and her five year old daughter were struck by a locomotive at Ewing avenue. the mother survived by throwing herself but the child was killed and mutilated.
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Liirtre Rock
Ark
Johnsonville
Davis
James Davis
Louis
Missouri Pacific
Ewing Avenue
Mra. C. Gabriel
Chouteau Avenue
Campaign Literature Seized Over Lottery Controversy in Louisiana
Postmaster Eaton seized a large batch of campaign literature distributed through the mails arguing for extending the Louisiana state lottery. The pamphlets promoted the Mountain Road lottery of 1768 and the United States lottery of 1776 with Washington and Jefferson quotes and ticket facsimiles, violating anti lottery laws.
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Louisana
New Orleans
Eaton
Louisana State Lottery Company
Progressive League
Lottery Company
Washington and
Jefferson
Washington
Continental Congress
Murderer Birchall to Confess Further Before Execution
In Wooneroor Ontario October 6 murder convict Birchall has repeatedly talked about the Benwell killing. He admits being an accessory and says he helped take Benwell toward the swamp where the body was found but denies striking the blow. He also acknowledges he swindled the victim and father, while his wife’s afternoon interview showed notable emotion.
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Wooneroor
Ont
Birchall
Benwell
Eastwood
Pelly
Two Desperadoes in Idaho Town Robbery Rampage
Ed Stacey was killed yesterday by E A Davidson in Montagg Idaho Ost. Stacey and his partner Bassett terrorized Idaho by planning to rob every saloon from Pottaville to Sturgis Montana. Disguised with masks and old clothes they began the spree. They found only ninety cents at the first stop and killed the keeper for lacking more money. Stacey was later shot by Davidson as he attempted to rob him.
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Montagg
Idaho
Stacey
E. A. Davidson
Bassett
Pottaville
Sturgis
Montana
Davidson
Cotton Grower and Mother Slain in Brute Murder
Mr Atkins a leading cotton grower and his aged mother were killed last Saturday night by a negro who crushed in their skulls with an iron ball and then set the house on fire. July Terry, the house keeper, escaped by hiding under the veranda as neighbors fought the blaze. Searching parties scour the country for the suspect who fled. A negro employed by Atkins is suspected.
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Arupanver
Atkins
July Terry
Infidel Bob Struggles to Rent Hall for Lecture
The private secretary to R G Ingersoll reports difficulty finding a venue for the lecture on Art and Morality. The Academy of Music refused to rent to atheists, and the Union League club annex was also rejected. A Horticultural Hall was secured for October 31 as a Whitman testimonial benefit.
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Parmaperraia
R. G. Ingersoll
Academy of Music
Academy
Union League Club
Walt Whitman
Arbuckle Mountains Reported Rich in Gold and Silver
Authentic reports from Ardmore in the Indian Territory describe immense veins of gold and silver in the Arbuckle mountains within the Chickasaw nation. Army officers and travelers who explored the region have long claimed mineral wealth there. A small California style gold fever is expected to spread.
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California
Kansas Crux
Oct
Ardmore
Indian Territory
Arbuckle Mountains
Chickasaw Nation
Cleveland Denies Planned West Visit and Campaign Trails
Ex President Cleveland said yesterday reports of a westward trip to follow President Harrison are false. He may travel west in November for Thurman’s birthday, but only briefly for three or four days at most.
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Cleveland
West
Harrison
Thurman
President Trains Through Indiana on Oct Visit
President arrives Cincinnati 7 30 AM from Chesapeake and Ohio. He travels to Lawrenceburg with brief stops at North Bend Aurora Milan Osgood and others, recalling childhood home and paying greetings. An accident at Mitchell injures Jennie Herrick and two unidentified bystanders. The trip continues toward Topeka with a planned stop at St Joseph.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Ohio and Mississippi Road
Newport
Covington
Archibald Eaton
Lawrencesune
Ind
Charles Grovaenor
John C. New
Lawrenceburg
Danville
North Bend
William Henry Harrison
Tracy
Norra Vernon
North Vernon
Aurora
Milan
Osgood
A. OC
Topeka
Miroseun
Indiana
Seymour
David Braden
Indianapolis
John O. New
Mitchell
Bishop William Taylor to Visit Fort Wayne
The Learned Bishop of the MU E Church in Africa will visit Fort Wayne with his son Ross. Taylor University hosts a four week Bible study course starting October 18 with daily readings and lectures, plus Sabbath services and multiple speakers from October to November.
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Africa
William Taylor
Methodist Episcopal Church For
Fort Wayne
Ross
Taylor University
University Hall
Bishop Taylor
E. P. Brown
Indianapolis
O. A. VanAnda
Mies M. O. Hedrick
Osleutts
India
Daniel Steele
Boston
A. Keev
Cincinnati
R. E. Hudson
Alliance, O
Taylor
Berry Street M. E
Wayne Street
Firing Reported Off Copper Island by Russian Guard
News from San Francisco notes a steamer Alexander delivering later details of firing on the schooner G. G. White near Copper Island. Russian guards warned boats not to land, fired blank shots then ball cartridges when warnings were ignored. The Alexander carried 92,000 seslsking for Alaska Commercial. The firm’s contract with Russia to seal ends in ten years. Two Russian warships patrol Behring Sea with orders to seize sealers within five miles.
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San Francisco
G. G. White
Copper Island
Alexander
Siberia
Alaska Commercial Company
Behring Sea
Shot and Killed in Drunken Quarrel at Chicago Saloon
John St John a 33 year old shoemaker was shot twice by Marshal Demars a Halstead Street saloon keeper in a drunken quarrel at a Chicago saloon early today. Mrs Benson and Mrs Demars were drunk and taken into custody after locating St John dead on the saloon floor.
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Carcano
St. John
Committee on Revision of the Creed Opens at Pitt
The Presbyterian committee on revision of the confession of faith met at Western Theological Seminary in Allegheny. Absent were Rev. Dr. Hastings and Barker Gummere. Dr. Roberts was elected president and Dr. Moore secretary. rules for future sessions were set. Meetings run 9 30 to 12 30 and 3 to 5 30 p m. press access barred.
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Pittspine
Presbyterian Church
Western Theological Seminary
Alleghney
Thomas Hastings
New Yok
Barker Gummere
New Jersey
Wm. E. A. Roberts
Lake Forest College
Illinois
Wm. E. Moore
Columbus Ohio
American Sealers to Fly British Flag in Behring Sea
All American sealers who hunted in Behring Sea last season will fly the British flag next year. The move follows Blaine's aggressive foreign policy. American crews complain of unfair Behring Sea discrimination and revenue cutters forcing them to work beyond the nine mile limit under threat of seizure. British crews are said to face no molestation as long as they stay offshore.
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San Francisco
Behring Sea
Blaine
Nine Mile
Fifty-eighth Annual Baptist Convention Opens in Indiana
Fifty eighth annual convention of the Baptists of Indiana opened in Mancre with Hon. J J W Billingsley presiding. Rev L A Clevinger delivered welcome, and Rev W B Riley preached the annual sermon on "A Poorly Filled Profession" as committees were named for arrangements enrollment and resolutions. Twelve drowned when the British steamer Ouse sank a bark off Fleshing after a collision. M Benjamin, boot and shop dealer, fled Ausrilis after leaving about 20000 debt, selling stock to dealers in Min Debts Ost.
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Mancre
Ind
of the Baptists of Indiana
J. J. W. Billingsley
Indianapolis
L. A. Clevinger
Billingsley
New York
London
Fleshing
M. Benjamin
Benjamin
Australis
Terrible Ex Clashoneon Fire Explosion In St Louis
A gasoline fire at Ross' grocery rear on 12th and Carr street sparked a coal oil tank explosion that blew out the east wall of a two story building. Ten people were injured including six firemen and a spectator with fatal injuries expected for John Brady. Rosa Pulaski suffered a head injury as responders battled the blaze.
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St. Louis
Ross’ Grocery
12Th
Carr Street
John Brady
Will
Rosa Pulaski
Death of Fort Wayne Pioneer Peter Kiser
Peter Kiser, Fort Wayne's oldest pioneer citizen, died at 1:30 PM after resting at a stable behind the Nickel Plate tracks. Born August 1805 in Montgomery County Ohio, he helped build the city economy as a butcher and merchant, served twice in the state legislature, and left a large family including six sons and a widow. He had lived a quiet, charitable life and was buried after swift conveyance to local undertakers.
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Peter Kiser
Allen County
Kiser
John Dolan
Mr. Dolan
Fruit House
Columbia Street
G. P. Barnum
Schone & Wellman
West Barry Street
J. O. Peltier’s
West Wayne Street
Charles
Byron
Wayne
Ellis
Russell
Nebraska
Frank
Muncie
Ind
Pater Kiser
Montgomery County
Ohio
Shane
Suggestion for Purchase of Old Fair Grounds
A proposed site for next year's exposition and races draws interest from business leaders. Among options are the Tabor tract near Lakeside and the Swinney park site, with a Swinney inheritance proposal to donate life-use of grounds for fair purposes. A half mile track issue may affect the plan, and the new fair association will decide.
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Fred J. Hayden
Evans Farm
Swinney
Allen County Agricultural Society
Thomas W. Swinney
Fort Wayne
Swinneys
New Fair Association
Barney O'Conner's Trotter C. E. A. returns after eight weeks
Barney O'Connors trotter C. E. A. shows a successful eight week circuit with Frank Pearse handling. The horse earned first money at Hagerstown and Frankfort and top placements at Warren Huntington Manchester, with two races in one day. Pearse plans to race C. E. A. and Dexter Ning at Plymouth this week.
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Barney O'Connor
C. EK. A
Frank Pearse
Hagerstown
Frankfort
Lafayette
Warren
Huntington
Manchester
Teo
Vanderbilt Engineers Deny Imminent Trouble on the Line
A. J. Von Denies Ramers, chairman of the Brotherhood Engineers of the Vanderbilt liner, returned from Boston and told a Sentinel reporter there is no basis to reports of trouble among engineers. He said sensational rumors tied to Fort Wayne would not affect operations and no trouble was brewing.
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You
Vanderbilt
Sunriver
A. J. You
Brotherhood Engineers
Lins
Boston
Brotherhood of Engineers
Sentinen
Campaign opens with Matthews Gall and Gray in city meet
Ex Governor Gray Hon Claude Matthews and Hon Albert Gall address a Democratic rally at Princess rink. Allen Zollars presides as speakers stressed tariff criticisms and Democratic ticket strength, with Matthews praised as a farmer type and Gray outlining tariff and finance issues.
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Gray
Claude Matthews
Albert Gall
Mont. Hamilton
M. V. B. Spencer
Daniel Notestine
Maurice Cody
Gall
Indiana
Indianapolis
Allen County
Marion County
Granger
America
Congress
Democratic Party
Party of the People
Republican Party
National Congress
Issac P. Gray
South Bend
Logansport
Fort Wayne
Messrs
Matthews
Brakeman George Baer Stricken at Crestline
Brakeman George Baer, longtime Fort Wayne road worker, fell unconscious on express No. 4 near Crestline and lay critically ill with paralysis. His family raced to be at his bedside as friends mourn the state of his health and community sympathy grows. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is advertised as a remedy against malaria and related illnesses.
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George Wear
Fort Wayne Road
Crestline
Baer
Weat Creighton Avenue
George Baer
Exposition Plan Proposed By Local Business Group
A sub committee of twelve from the Business Men's exchange outlines the Fort Wayne Exposition and Fair Association. It calls for a 21 member board with staggered terms and an executive committee of five. Sites must allow potential purchase options and require stockholder votes, with initial informal balloting to speed selection. Capital stock set at 50000 dollars with 40000 in city and 10000 county reserved. The organization meeting is set for next Monday at the Morton club area.
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Business Men's Exchange
Stocknolnt
Fort Wayne
Morton Club
Death notices from the undertakers week ending October 3 1890
The list records multiple deaths with ages and causes including Catherine Fraikin 54 spoplepy Emma Pierson 32 consumption Catherine Fogerty 75 apoplexy Mary Ellert 2 months jaundice Caleb Carman 58 heart failure Glen Hayes 3 years abscess Leonora Hunter 6 months cholera infantum John Crowley 6 years accident Child of A R Wheeler 5 days exhaustion Frank Nieman 8 days spasms Gerhard Genth 8 days spasms Mary Eme 1 year bronchitis Child of D Boedeker 1 day exhaustion Emma Rohrer 21 years consumption Oliver Bircley 21 typhoid Mary Romy 24 puerperal Wm Young 8 months cholera infantum
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Catherine M. Fraikin
Emma G. Pierson
Catherine Fogerty
Mary M. Ellert
Mary Osshman
Leonora B. Hunter
John Crowley
A. R. Wheeler
Frank Nieman
Gerhard Genth
Mary Eme
Diedrich Boedeker
Emma Rohrer
Oliver Bircley
Mary Ella Romy
Wm. Young
St Aloysius Young Men's Society Elects New Officers
The St Aloysius Young Men’s Society at St Mary’s Catholic Church elected officers at the hall last Sunday. Names include Spiritual director Rev J H Oechtering president Henry A Zurbach and financial secretary Henry C Kramer with others in secretary, treasurer, and committee roles. George App resigned as vice president after two years. successor to be chosen next meeting. Delegates Don Schuler and Ed Ehrman reported on the Central Union meeting held in Pittsburg September 23–24.
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St. Aloysia
Alexander J. Renz
Herman Kappel
Aloysius Reinhart
Paul Ketcher
George Schone
Joseph Aman
George App
Don Schuler
Ed. Ehrman
Central Union of the
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