Discharged suspect in Warrenzan Pettit murder case
Lafay ette woman Mes Euma C. Warrenzan, tied to Rev W S Pettit in a July murder case, is discharged as prosecutors lack sufficient evidence. Congress considers a bill to retire National bank circulation, issue legal tender, and lower the public debt. Labor council backs temperance and condemns liquor sales at a Labor Day picnic. Public health shows August births and deaths nearly even with 44 male and 26 female deaths and 42 male, 16 female births plus 2 stillborn.
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Mes
Euma C. Warrenzan
Lafayette
Rev. W. 8. Pettit
Connarssman McCrennan
Congress
L. T. Sturgis
City Board of Health
Pees and prison break highlight Wisconsin news
Gro W Pees, famed Mil waukee mayoral candidate and Peck's Sun figure, is nominated as a Wisconsin Democrat governor nominee. A jail break ends with Ed Bennett recaptured after a chase that reaches Lind enwood cemetery. sheriff Viberg and Ed Miller help seize him. Bennett faces a two year term and ties to Hunt road house robbery. In Congress Ronent P Kennedy of Ohio denounces Senator Quay, calling him a branded criminal and urging his removal from leadership.
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Gro. W. Pees
Wisconsin Democrats
Peck's Sun
Scott Lindsay
Charles Upplegger
Lindsay
Upplegger
Ed. Bennett
Lindenwood Cemetery
Pittsburg
Russellus Viberg
Ed. Miller
Bennett
Coxpressman
Ronent P. Kennedy
Ohio
House
Senator Quay
Kennedy
National Republican
Matt Quay
Republican Party
Jeader
Claud Matthews Accepts Democratic Nomination in Indiana
Vermillion county farmer Claud Matthews declares for secretary of state on the Democratic ticket. He lauds farmers, attacks Republican debt, and pledges to deliver the state with a Democratic platform. He aims to return in November with victory.
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Claud Matthews
Vermillion County
Mir
Indiana
Democratic Party
Sermen
Republican Party
Democratic convention Backs McClellan in Indiana district
The Twelfth district Democratic convention at Lagrange met Tuesday to nominate and endorse rep McClellan for reelection. It backed an income tax bill and tariff reforms, lauded Grover Cleveland and Hendricks, and urged unity among farmers, laborers, and taxpayers for a strong Democratic platform. The body praised McClellan’s House speeches and affirmed his renomination by acclamation, predicting a handsome majority victory.
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Columbia City Post
Charles A. O. McClellan
Lagrange
Herman Freygang
M. W. B. Spencer
Dr. Parker
Noble County
Whitley County
E. Mathews
Steuben County
James Roscoe
Twelfth
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Democracy
Grover Cleveland
Hendricks
Woornos
Turpie
Indiana
Congress
O. A. O. McClellan
Claude Matthews
C. A. O. McClellan
J. M. Barrett
O. L. Ballou
Tagrange
A. S. Potter
I. B. McDonald
Wm. F. McNagny
Freeman Kelly
DeKalb County
Samuel Foster
A. Ellison
H. C. Berghoff
House
Iytt
White rejects secretary of state bid and Berghoff noted
Rex-Congressman J B White from this city refuses any secretary of state candidacy citing business reasons. The Indianapolis News prints his letter denying a run. A LagRrange Democratic convention remark praises Henry Berghoff and hints at future opportunities amid Republican hypocrisy.
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J. B. White
Captain White
The
Indianapolis News
Lagrange
Henry Berghoff
Berghoff
Spectacular Roman Riding Exhibition At Local Fair
Visitors at the fair September 16 to 19 will enjoy daily Roman riding shows by Van Norman Hansen and Miss Alice Jackson. The program features flat races, mixed races with skeleton wagon, double man standing races, and a Roman chair feat. Miss Jackson challenges any lady to a Roman standing race for $500 or more.
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van Norman Hansen
van Norman
Alice Jackson
Jackson
Indiana Democrats rally behind ticket in state election
Indianapolis dispatch reports a united response across Indiana to the recent Democratic convention ticket. While Republicans criticize the platform as demagogic, Democrats praise the nominees led by Jewitt, predicting a sweeping November victory. Mention is made of Berghoff's commendable candidacy and Matthews's controversial choice for secretary of state.
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Fort Wayne
Allen County
Indianapolis
Ind
Berghoff
Port Wayne
Claude Matthews
Farmer’s Alliance
Alliance
Charles L. Jewitt
Cleveland
Jewett
Republican National Committee
Dudley Gang
Harrison
Indiana
State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Quill Drivers Hold Northern Indiana Editorial Meet
The twenty seventh annual convention of the northern Indiana Editorial Association gathers at the Palmer House on Maxinkuckee this week. Attendees arrive by train, enjoy a steamboat ride, and hear addresses by editors from Cincinnati, Lagrange, Columbia City, Elkhart, Peru, Kendallville and Huntington. A public meeting is planned in the Tabernacle with a steamboat ride and a talk on Mental Energy by Chas. H. Reave.
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Warsaw
Northern
Indiana Editorial Association
Palmer House
Maxinkuckee
Q. A. Hossler
Warsaw Daily Times
W. F H. Smith
Cincinnati
J. C. Hewitt
Lagrange
J. W. Baker
Columbia City
A. P. Kent
Elkhart
F. D. Hambaugh
Peru
W. H. Sheffer
Kendallville
Thad Hitler
South Carolina Politics Rift With Farmers Alliance
In Ouarteston Ohio on September 6, reports say Congressman Geo D Tillman faces alliance opposition. W L Tillbert, alliance lecturer, accuses Tillman of perjury and seeks Tillman’s replacement with allies. County alliance conventions in the second district refuse to back Tillman delegates.
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Congress
Alliance
Tillman
Ohio Governor Campbell Pressured Over Republican Appointments
The Duckworth club in Cincinnati plans to expel Governor Campbell for appointing Republicans to office. Ex-Deputy Sheriff Frank J. Kelly says he will file charges at the club’s next meeting. The club constitution requires expulsion for any member who appoints Republicans. The dispute centers on a Republican named to Columbus’ Free Labor Bureau superintendent post.
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Cincinnati
Duckworth Club
Campbell
Frank J. Kelly
Free Labor Bureau
Columbus
Lightning Kills One Girl as Storm Forces Shelter
Sermerizxip Til Sept 6 reports lightning struck three Virden young ladies Lizzie Stockdale Phoebe Stockdale and Elsie Walters while they sought shelter under a tree near their boarding homes. Phoebe Stockdale died, her hat clothes and stockings torn. Lizzie and Elsie were insensible briefly but are recovering.
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Sermerizxip
Til
Virden
Lizzie
Phoebe Stockdale
Elsie Walters
Lowder
Pheebe Stockdale
Dallas ravaged by White Caps in Northwestern North Carolina
Ouarterre North Carolina September 6 Washington era report: Dallas a flourishing town raided by White Caps causing near total destruction. Homes wrecked interiors mutilated furniture broken. Cause unknown. Also report from Ricamonp Indiana of Mrs Wm Jones strangled by watermelon seed windpipe leaving three month old child and several other young offspring.
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Ouarterre
N. C
Dallas
Ricamonp
Ind
Wm. Jones
Panhandle
Banker J D Nuttman Dies At 73 In Fort Wayne
J D Nuttman banker died last Saturday at 2 30 at his home 130 West Berry Fort Wayne aged 73 born Elizabeth New Jersey November 25 1816. He began in Decatur Indiana and built a fortune through land deals fur trade and banking founding First National Bank of Fort Wayne with Judge Hanna and later forming Nuttman Co. His estate valued at about 300000. Funeral Wednesday at 2 from 130 West Berry with Lindenwood interment and service by Dr. Moffatt.
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West Berry Street
Mr. Nuttman
Elizabeth
N. J
New York City
Oliver Nuttman
Tecumseh, Miah
Robert & Jonas Townley
Gee. DeWald & Co
Robert Townley
Fort Wayne
Nuttman
Piqua Plank Road
Hanna
J. W
Adams County
Indiana
National Bank of
Lindenwood
Moffatt
First Presbyterian Church
Catholic Knights Plan Latty Church Dedication
A Latty Ohio Catholic Knights meeting decided to attend in a body for the church dedication set for Sunday the 28th.
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Catholic Knights
Latty
Thourman Inc and Labor Day in Chamberlain
Local farmers sow wheat as Thourman Inc notes Sept 5 1890. Miss Cora Hodges visits Rome City. Chamberlain Patrons of Industry lead Labor Day with cornet band. Miss Heath marries Amos Peters at Leo and serenade follows at Mr Black’s residence. Peters a cornet band member. Mrs Allen Dougall visiting A M Taylor. Cricket on the HartA.
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Peters
Mies W. B. Freeman
Hall School
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