Local notes from Concordia college to Wabash rail plans
The week features varied items from Concordia college J W Bilderback and Hartman health and sales notices. It covers medical travel, a K P conclave return, a nurse’s trip, a Jewish marriage in the city, and a Toledo to Chicago rail line expansion that sharpens competition with Lake Shore lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia College
J. W. Bilderback
New Haven
HH. Hartman
Fort Wayne
Ryan
Two Wee
Crawford
Lake Avenue
Ide
George
Trustee Victor Mueller Injured In Fall From Ladder
Victor Mueller a trustee of St. Joseph township was seriously injured last week when a ladder he stood on while picking apples collapsed, causing a fall that affected his head neck and spine and left his lower limbs paralyzed. He resides near Leo and is under care of Dr. A P Buchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Mueller
St. Joseph Township
Bishop Dwenger to Build Monastery Next Year
The Society of Precious Blood will receive deeded lots in McCulloch's second addition near East Jeuwis Street for a monastery to house missionaries serving areas without permanent priests. The church home, costing many thousand dollars, will be erected next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Precious Blood
McCulloch
Hanna
Juewis Street
Democratic Soldiers Form Permanent Club With Seventy One Members
A large gathering at the democratic headquarters organized a permanent club with seventy one members. Speeches by Col C A Zollinger Hon M V B Spencer Judge S M Hench and others followed the call. Officers elected were President M V B Spencer Vice President George Gale Secretary C E Weber Treasurer Patrick Ryan. Regular meetings set for Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Zollinger
M. V. B. Spencer
S. M. Hench
George Gale
C. E. Weber
Patrick Ryan
Forgotten gang era haunts Miami County history
A 1838 gang in northern Miami County spurred murder arson theft and counterfeit crimes. An ex convict who served fifty years away in prison revisits his old crime scenes in Perry township and later becomes a prosperous western businessman. Local elders recall the lawless past alongside a county famed for growth and pioneer grit.
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Miami County
Peru
Miami
Perry Township
Penitentiary
Rochester
John A. Graham
Penn
Coleman Hunter
John R. Porter
Indiana
Relations of the Church and the Laborers
The Massachusetts Congregational association surveyed preachers and labor leaders about industrial discontent and church attendance. Preachers say 38 percent of workers are alienated from the church, while labor leaders report 48 percent alienation and blame church alliances with hostile industrial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Congregational Association
John P. Coyle
Forum
Labor and church divide over strikes and workingmen
The discussion notes a widening gap between labor leaders and church members as strikes and lock-outs trigger church alignment with employers. It argues preachers rarely stay neutral and that alienation between workingmen and churches is real, driven by their mutual failure to understand one another.
Democrats to Open Campaign with Grand Rally in Fort Wayne
Col Zollinger reports a telegram from General J C Black of Chicago confirming a grand old fashioned rally to launch the campaign in Fort Wayne. Black, famed pension commissioner under Cleveland, will address locals amid strong turnout by the Jeffersonian and Hendricks clubs. The event promises a gala show of Democratic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
C. A. Zollinger
J.C. Black
Chicago
General Black
Fort Wayne
Cleveland
Jeffersonian
Hendricks
Fatal Malady Strikes Elwood Residents
The Anderson Democrat reports several Elwood deaths in ten days from a likely virulent malarial fever dubbed black landers by locals. Victims die within days. bodies blacken within about a half hour after death. Dr J W Younge of Fort Wayne suggests a malignant malarial fever, comparable to yellow fever if seen elsewhere.
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Elwood
Anderson Democrat
J. W. Younge
Fort Wayne
Memphis
Lathrop Wm Taylor Dies at South Bend Founder of City
Col Lathrop M Taylor of South Bend dies aged 60 or 59 born in New York February 1805. He moved to Detroit then Ohio before settling in South Bend in 1827 where he ran an Indian trading post with Judge Samuel Wanna. He served as South Bend postmaster and first county clerk. He leaves three adult children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morrison
Vere Cruz
Ind
Lizzie Schoch
Nappanee
Wm. Ryan
Ireland
Lillie L
M. Ball
West Main Street
J. Trepera
New York
Trepera
Europe
Saxony
Germany
D. B. Wells
Carrie Sharp
Westminster Seminary
Rome City
Chas. A. Houghton
Annie E. Renn
Douglass F. Ebert
Goldie Z. Anderson
Wm. H. Harp
Margaret J. McConnell
David Kocher
Ida Gaskell
Daniel Leary
Pittsburg
Alice Hughes
Mary Huges
Walnut Street
John C. Grable
Edsall
Adams Township
Anderson
High Street
Frank Ebert
Pennsylvania Road
Goldie Anderson
E. H. Bookwalter
Gazette
Helena
Mont
Sons of Veterans
Seattle
Port Townsend
Pacific Coast
Fort Wayne
Diedrich Schiefer
Montgomery Street
Frenchtown
Schiefer
J. W. McCausland
Carglipe Biedenweg
Smith Street
Gottfried Biedenweg
Bass Foundry
Zion's Lutheran Church
Mr. Juengel
J. A. Bookwalter
East
Lewis Street
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Col
Rocky Mountains
Pikes Peak
Manitou
Zollinger
Board of Health
Toledo
Detroit
Chicago
Wabash
Toledo Blade
Wabash Railroad Company
Ashley
Montpelier
Chili
Eel River
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Lake Shore
Lathrop M. Taylor
South Bend
Samuel Wanna
Andrew Jackson
St. Joe County
Taylor
Stevenson Tour In Indiana Aims For Campaign Highlight
Democratic state committee plans Stevenson vice presidential campaign stops in Indiana with Vincennes first this week and Indianapolis September 7. The schedule lists multiple towns with day or night meetings and possible use of a special car for Stevenson and reporters. Also Governor pardons John P Hayes, 35, released due to consumption after exemplary prison conduct and family appeal. Hayes had served for a 1884 assault conviction.
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Democratic State Committee
Stevenson
Indiana
Vincennes
Indianapolis
Marion
Clay City
Brazil
Greencastle
Bloomington
Terre Haute
Taggart
Chase
John P. Hayes
Lafayette
Hayes
Kansas City
Sweet Phylla and Colin in the meadow tale
A pastoral scene tells of Phylla calling to Colin as their sheep graze. Colin notices her blue gown and wanders toward the meadow gate where his flock trails. A note on The Shut-in Society details its work aiding invalids and prisoner letters.
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Phylla
Colin
Phyllis
Remarkable Women Near Craig-y-Nos and White Oaks
Mme Patti chats with her parrot in Craig-y-Nos castle while a visitor hears her unique singing. Across New Mexico, Mrs Barber runs an 8,000 cattle ranch, controls land and mine interests, entertains at home, and pursues painting and music, marking her as a woman of genius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig-y-Nos
Patti
Craig-y- Nos Palace
Mme
New Mexico
White Oaks
N. M
Causes of Lower Wages for Women Versus Men
United States labor commissioner Carroll D Wright analyzes factors driving lower female wages. He cites women’s emergence as a new labor factor, limited physical endurance, insufficient technical training and view of work as temporary, and a surplus of women in industry reducing wages.
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Carroll D. Wright
United States
Commissioner of Labor
Death of Miss Harriet Gardner noted in Ireland
Announcement recalls Harriet Gardner of Celearra Mayo who drew attention years ago for her masculine stance against tenants and was often guarded by police. It also highlights Signora Aurelia Cimmino Folliero de Luna’s rural girls’ school in northern Italy and Dora Miller of New Orleans who patented a blackboard eraser with a $5,000 offer.
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Harriet Gardner
Celearra
Mayo County
Ireland
Signora Aurelia Cimmino Folliero de Luna
Italy
Dora Miller
New Orleans
Henry Somerset
British Women’s Temperance Association
England
Wilfreda Biddulph
Children’s Happy Evening Association
Daubigny’s Free River Voyages On a Boat Studio
French artist Daubigny sought independence from inns and foot trails to paint at sunrise and sunset. He hired Baillet to build a twenty eight by six foot ferry boat with cabin and storage, sailed with his son Karl and pupils on the Oise Seine and Marne, producing river life studies for which he is famed.
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Daubigny
Wilh
Baillet
Asmerea
Karl
Botin
Oise
Seine
Marne
Model paper-mill exhibit at world’s fair impresses visitors
One of the novel exhibits in machinery at the world’s fair will be a model paper mill in active operation. It will demonstrate all paper making steps from pulp to finished card, which will serve as a souvenir of the fair. Hfooti’s Sarsaparifla is advertised as an honest medicine claiming to cure diseases it truly treats.
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Tom
Harry
Ais
Conklin
Madison
N. J
Shanghai
Sing Sing
Hfooti
Winnecke
Encke
Frick
Homestead Steel Works
Congress
A Poem and Odd Tales From An Old Page
A lyrical fragment about a child named Marie and a journey to Saint Irenee contrasts with a Hungarian court dog tale where a Great Dane settles a dispute over ownership. The piece also notes Riding pleasures on La Plata pampas, and discusses Winnecke’s comet and comet motion theories.
Vermont Soldier Weaves Grand Tales Of Washington Lafayette Dispatch
A Vermont resident and Revolutionary War veteran recounts his adventures with growing imagination. One tale highlights a time when General Washington allegedly needed to dispatch a message to General Lafayette, as told in Karper's Magazine.
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Karper
Vermont
Washington
Lafayette
Washingtons Volunteer Who Earned Washingtons Trust
A Vermonter recounts volunteering to seek General Lafayette during a perilous mission. He faced hairbreadth escapes, found Lafayette, and returned to camp to report success. The tale features Washington praising the volunteer, offering his sword and belt, and declaring the volunteer the braver successor.
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Washington
General Lafayette
Russian Jew assassin sparks call for harsher U S laws
The article discusses the Homestead strike aftermath blaming a Russian Jew assassin and foreign suspects, argues laws must stop harboring anarchists, and notes a lesson on pronunciation with a humor insert about setting on and sitting on. It also mentions European rulers named in 1762 and ends with a Santa Clara grocer’s two-sided cash and credit store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clara
California
Origin of Dunn and the making of the word Dunn
In Tudor Lincoln a clever bailiff named Joe Dunn inspired the expression to Dunn him for enforcing debts. The piece links the surname to a now common harsh word. Also notes family medicine ads and travel promotions including Niagara Falls excursions and Chautauqua Lake rate reductions.
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Dunning
Henry VII
Lincoln
England
Joe Dunn
Joseph
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Leonard
H. A. Sof. Findley
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Remmert
East Ane Street
BE. Hubbard
Garrett Walsh
Gay Street
Theylvania Company
Lafayette Street
Walsh
H ‘Harding
Maysville Road
Dilderbeck
W. Haven
Harding
Stocks
Scher
Ligonier
Louis Ertle
Hanover Sreet
Edward Taylor
Bethlehem
Lehigh College
Joost
Mary Moellering
East Lewis Street
St. Louis
Nebraska
Victor Mueller Dangerously
Dwenger
Uatiawa
J. C. Black
Penusioans
Lathrop WM. Taylor
Gov
Tie
Isabella of Spain
Duke of Montpensier
Comtesse de Paris
Clotilde
Victor Emanuel
Napoleon
Isabella
Greece
Constantine
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Pike's Peak
Cout
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Parrot
C. GC
Candy
Jamie
Gedas
Oirlsps
St, Trenee
White St. Irenee
Marie
Saint Irenee
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Iungary
la Plata
Pampas
Earth
George II
Great Britain
Charles Iil
Spain
Augustus II
Poland
Frederick III
Prussia
Charles Emanuel II
Saramia
Mustapha III
Peter III
Russia
Francis II
Modena
Saxo- Gotha
Tailor Shears
Chicago News- Record
Johnny
Tommy
Mana
Peach Tree
Indiananalcs Journal
Cash and Credin
Moffat
Chautauqua Lake
Chautauqua
Niagara Falls
Toronto Excaraion
William Lohr
Freeport
Kiss Hood
Kher
Valparaiso
Unicago
Ieee
Tsem Youngstown
Pittsberg
Wen
Pang, An
WWE
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Wayne
Miuriuan
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CIA
Arprees
Tt.w. Osl
Toavta
Karis
Idee
Sree
Emaes Mayan
Manier
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