Dying Compte de Paris Passes Quietly at Stowe House
The Compte de Paris died at 9 o clock this morning at Stowe House after a peaceful scene with his family. His last hours featured soft words of farewell and a gentle acceptance of death as relatives prayed and the royalists in Laval sent homage. Remains likely buried at Weybridge Surrey with possible later interment at Dreux if permitted.
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Lemos
Compte de Paris
Stews House
Stowe House
Asem
Compte
Compte de
Paris
Pricoes
Weybridge Surrey
Compte ‘de Paria
Monsignor Ahulst
Catholic Institute
Louis Philiippe
Stowe
Laval
Department
Mayenne
France
Duc @Orleans
Don Carlos
Duke of
Madrid
General DeBorubon
Duc d’ Anjou
Datford
Buckingham Parish
House of Orleans
Orleans
Louis Phillippe
Dreux
Charles
Eure Et Loir
Weybridge
Surrey
Poone
Comptesse de Paris
Stowehouse
Comte
Comte de Paris
Countess de Newmourse
Duc de Newmourse
Countess de Paris
New Life in Trade Brighter Outlook for Industry
Reports from Ohio and Indiana towns show renewed industrial life with mills and furnaces operating full time. Major centers like Ironton and Muncie restart works, while Pike lands and coal resources attract investment. Iron market rhetoric suggests steady activity but no boom, with cautious pricing and labor expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Ironton
Belfont Furnace
Foster Stove
Yellow Poplar, Lumber Company
Newman and Spanner
Kelley Nail
Penn Lumber Company
Belfont Rolling Mill
Means Kyle Company
Hanging Rock
Lawrence County
Pittsburg
Peney Fork
Jefferson County
Sagan
Muncie
Ind
Springfield
Charles Baur
Warder, Bushnell and Glessner
Parnapecruia
John Wanamaker
William Simpson, Sons & Co
Coffin, Artemus & Co
Wanamaker
Simpson Sons
Europe
Cievetaxn
Iron Trade Review
Pennsylvania
Varioloid Cases Reported in Walkertron Family
In Walkertron Indiana on September 11 several varioloid cases appeared, traced to Dr Doud's family of fifteen members. Mrs Doud and her mother died of what was called smallpox. Charles Cudney is reportedly confined. Dr Wilson of Plymouth was summoned. Dr Metcalf, state board of health secretary, was due. The town is not quarantined.
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Walkertron
Ind
Doud
Charles Cudney
Wilson
Plymouth
Metcalf
State Board of Health
Elopement Twist Sparks Bowen Denver Sleuthing
Ernest Glaze pursues Effie Ingraham after she abandons planned Clayton Quincy wedding. She flees to Bowen to avoid him, seeks protection, while Glaze returns home with her marriage trousseau and a $100 birthday gift kept by him. He denies threats to kill.
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Carmack
Ill
Bowen
Denver
Ernest Glaze
Versailles
Effie Ingraham
Frank Ingraham
Brown County
Clayton
Quincy
Ernest
Glase
Trousseau
Young Glaze
Mr. Glaze
Remarkable Pawnee Find Divides $3000 Among White Heirs
A Pawnee resident discovers a $3000 parcel addressed to Mrs. Fannie Drennan, wife of Dr. Drennan, with a letter directing that the sum be split among the grandchildren of Craig White. The heirs named include Herman John Lee Lowter White, Mrs. Drennan, and Columbus White of Taylorville. Craig White died sixteen years ago.
Reunited After Forty Years Apart In Ohio Tale
Lima Ohio September 10 Miss Regina Short of Galion is reunited with her mother Mrs Francis after forty years apart. Infant Regina was left at an orphans home in Bridgeport Connecticut when Mrs Francis could not take her along. Records were lost and Regina was adopted by a man named Short who lived in Bellefontaine and later Bucyrus. The daughter tracked her mother to Bridgeport and she left to join her.
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Lima
Ohio
Regina Short
Galion
Short
Bellefontaine
Bucyrus
Bridgeport
Louisville
Harry Weindell
Olive Brenner
Father Fitzgerald
Miss Brenner
Weindell
Carl Brenner
Agme Note
Carl Brenner, Jr
Chicago
Mra Brenner
Broadway Christian Church
J. J. Spencer
Mistake of a Drug Clerk Ends in Woman's Death
Coroner in Roscoe ordered an inquest into the death of Mrs. A. G. Miller after a prescription wrongly filled at Roscoe led to poisoning. The drug clerk allegedly used a deadly poison mixture, causing swift death after the medicine was taken in Beloit. The case will be thoroughly investigated as the family grieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roceroro
Asgesen
Roscoe
Mra. A. G. Miller
City Faces Food Poisoning Crisis After Tomato Meal
Report states residents ate tomatoes yesterday that were discovered before cooking and caused severe vomiting and pain. Mrs. Machen and her children are in grave condition and expected to die.
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Mra Machen
Stolen Tin Box With 370000 In Valuables Reported
A store in Crayton Pa was robbed last Saturday of about 70000 in bonds notes and cash stored in tin boxes. The burglars opened the locked door from inside and fled with the boxes containing 60000 in bonds 5000 in checks and 5000 plus in cash. The crime followed an overnight concealment in the shop by an intruder.
Anti Tammany conference unites to oppose Tammany Hall
In New York on September 6 an anti Tammany conference pledged six organizations to oppose Tammany Hall and seek a united push for a municipal ticket. Participants included the Republican county committee and several reform groups, aiming to coordinate votes across factions. The gathering voiced a firm commitment to good municipal government and union of anti Tammany forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
anti-Tammany Conference
Tammany Hall
anti-Tammany
Republican County Committee
German American Reform Union
Independent County Organization
anti-Tammany Democracy
Good Government Clubs
Parade of Forty Thousand Veterans Through Pittsburg and Allegheny
Forty thousand Union veterans paraded through Pittsburg and Allegheny with walking canes as crowds packed streets and rooftops. The event honored Grand Army of the Republic members from many states, with announcing of officers and a festive but somber mood as age and infirmities grew.
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Pririssors
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Eysa
Grand Army of the Republic
Monongahela House
Naval Reserves
Guard of Honor
Adams
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Maine
California
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Potomac
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Nebraska
Michigan
Iowa
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Delaware
Minnesota
Missouri
Oregon
Kentucky
West Virginia
South Dakota
Washington
Alaska
Arkansas
New Mexico
Utah
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
Montana
Texas
Idaho
Arizona
Georgia
Alabama
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Allegheny Park
Red Cross
Saloon Robber Fatally Shot by Bartender in Cantwell Case
In Curiaco on September 11 Thomas Cantwell, son of Eagle Brewing’s president, led two accomplices in a saloon raid at 201K State Street. Bartender Thomas Morgan fired, killing Cantwell as the bandits moved to the cash register. Morgan says he kept his stance and fired when Cantwell’s attention shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Thomas Cantwell
Eagle Brewing Company
Thomas Morgan
State Street
Cantwell
Morgan
Salvation Army Leader General Booth Leaves London
Detachments from the Salvation Army from all parts of London assembled at Euston to bid farewell to General Booth who started for America. He will sail on the Carthagenian for St Johns Newfoundland and after tours of Canada reach New York about October 20 and finish in Seattle on December 24.
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New York
United States
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
City saloon Sunday closing demanded by 1000 citizens
Kansas City crowds from three law and order leagues and twenty nine churches gathered at city hall led by Thomas Jones of the Missouri Christian Endeavor society and urged the police board to enforce the Sunday closing law. Mayor Davis promised enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Law and Order Leagues
Thomas Jones
Missouri Christian Endeavor Society
Davis
Frosts Kill Late Corn and Garden Crops in Nebraska Iowa
From Omana and Loynoy reports Sept 11 frost damage is severe with late corn flax and garden crops killed or badly damaged. In Berurs dispatch Prince Bismarck remains in good health and Princess Bismarck is recovering after leaving bed to sing.
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Omana
Speciala
The
Bee
Nebraska
Iowa
Berurs
Varzin
Bismarck
Let the Four Places Be Abated to Save City From Pestilence
A editorial urges the board of health to clear filth and stop disease breeding conditions in the city. It cites clogged sewers, dirty cellars, and decayed vegetables, calling for immediate sanitary cleanups to prevent a looming pestilence this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
New Orphans Home Planned Near Fort Wayne Suburbs
In a Fort Wayne office, steps to establish a non sectarian orphans home were taken with Attorney T E Ellison drawing up articles of incorporation. A committee including J D Bond J F W Myers Matthew A Ferguson Geo H Wilson Geo W Brackenridge and Ellison met to organize. Funding will come from the county and private sources to ease the Humane society's work as thirteen children await placement at the county infirmary.
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The
Humane Society
Mr. Ellison
Attorney Ellison
J. D. Bond
J. F. W. Myers
Matthew A. Ferguson
Geo. H. Wilson
Geo. W. Brackenridge
T. E. Ellison
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania Democrats Nominate Congressmen-at-Large
The state convention reconvened at Haraistore to fill vacancies on the ticket caused by the death of Hannibal K. Sloan of Indiana county and the withdrawal of ex-Judge Bucher of Union. Thomas H. Collinge of Bellefontaine and Henry Myers of Allegheny were unanimously chosen to fill the vacancies. Resolutions endorsing President Cleveland were adopted.
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Haraistore
Hannibal K. Sloan
Indiana County
Bucher
Union
Thomas H. Collinge
Bellefontane
Henry Myers
Allegheny
Clevelanh
Democratic Party Convention Adopts Platform
The convention adopted and reaffirmed the party platform and principles as Governor Pattison was thanked, and the gathering adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Democratic Party
Teachers Institute Opens In Allen County With Notable Instructors
The Allen County teachers institute begins at Westminster church with Superintendent Young presiding. Instructors include A. R. Charman Doctor C. R Dryer Sarah E Tarney Campbell T. A. Mott Chester Lane and others. Sessions cover Theory and Practice Reading History and The Spirit of the Teacher.
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Institute of
Allen County
Westminster Church
Young
A. R. Charman
State Normal School
Terre Haute
Ind
C. R Dryer
Sarah E Tarney- Campbell
Auburn
T. A. Mott
Wayne County
Richmond
Chester T. Lane
A. B
Harry Wise
Albert B. Crow
M. Belle Clark
Warcup Sisters
Huntertown
Miss Winton
J. C. Hamilton
Charman
Dryer
Lane
Carlisle's Decision on Free Lumber Applies to Canada Only
Secretary Carlisle ruled that the free admission of lumber does not extend to United States jars with Canada, noting no export duties or discriminating stumpage by Canada. He also stated it is unlawful to appoint bounty sugar inspectors under the McKinley act without pay. Bridget Gorman titled gypsy queen dies at seventy five in Cincinnati area camp. Bartley Gorman to succeed under regency. Army and Navy Chaplains meet elects T H Hagerty as president C C McCabe as secretary.
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Danville
Christian Endeavor Society
Seibert
National Association of Naval Veterans
Will E. Atkins
Cincinnati
George C. Ireland
Brooklyn
G. W. Shaw
Zanesville
Ohio
J. J. Gillman
Boston
Henry Paul
West Virginia Post
McKinley
Mononghela House
Marble
Charman
Terre Haute
Lane
United States
Mott
Wasamaron
Carlisle
New York
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Caffrey
Louisiana
Associated Press
Congress
Bridget Gorman
America
John Gorman
Bartley Gorman
Pirrssone
National Association of Army and Navy Chaplains
T. H. Hagerty
Illinois
C. C. McCabe
Himney
Local Fort Wayne Woman Boards First Train at 78
Mrs. Elisa Ulery, 78, a Fort Wayne resident born in Germany, rode a Lake Shore train to Syracuse Indiana to attend a family reunion marking her first railway trip after a life spent mostly in carriages and wagons since Fort Wayne’s early days.
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Fort Wayne
Elias Ulery
Nebraska
Ulery
Germany
Lake Shore
Syracuse
Ind
Fort. Wayne
Two Horse Sales At McKinnie Farm Net Modest Prices
A public horse sale at the McKinnie farm drew a good crowd but prices were low. Ada the black mare 2 17 sold for 425 to Cecil Brothers for Louisville, with buyers aiming at 750. Dick sold around 225 to B S O’Conner, others included Pebblette 350, Heatherbloom 200, George 190, Fannie 105, Cash Boy 315, Jack Hooper 100, Darley 125, Betty Bell 95, Ed C colt 50, a 10 Ds G. C. Stemen colt for 40, and the Oak Ridge Dressler sale yielded no top prices with eleven animals sold and the highest at 70.
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McKinnie Farm
Ada
Cecil Bros
Louisville
William Fleming
O'Conner
Pebblette
J. M. Hatfield
Ossian
RT. McDonald
Heatherbloom
Lieutenant Davis
George
Charles McCulloch
Fannie
Joe W. Bell
Dr. C. B Stemen
Jack Hooper
G. A. Morton
Ossiem
Darley
G. R Craw
Betty Bell
Peter Poirson
Ed. C
Harry Hanna
G. C. Stemen
Dressler
Oak Ridge
Messrs. Rabus
J. C. Wagner
A. J. Fisher
Sam Hawk
Thomas Taffinger
8. B. Hatch
Huntington
James McKinney
E. C. Browand
H. Deam
Bluffton
H. Zauner
Horse Dies After Runaway Collision At Hanna and Lasalle
A contractor Gustave Laner owned horse died after a runaway near Hanna and Lasalle streets. The horse struck a curb and injured Laner. a broken shaft rammed the animal, its intestines exposed, and a passing officer killed it. Mrs Dr Myers injured in a second runaway on East Lewis street. she remains bedbound with shock though no bones were broken.
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Hanna and
Lasalle
Gustave Laner
Lauer
Spillner
DR. Myers HL Hurt
Dr. Myers
East Lewis Street
Mr. Myers
Hanna Street
Mm. Myers
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Pass
Dr. Doud
Craig White
Machen
Steubenville
Stetueyville, Ohio
Thomas Machen
Clarion
Olive Breuner
Tammany
General Booth
Salvation Army
Frost
Loynoy
England
India
Earl of Kimberley
Angora
Turkey
Porte
Yuzgat
Prince Bismarck
NEW Orphans Home
T. E. Ellizon
State Convention
Teachers’ Institute
Rocky Mountains
Wanderers
Army Chaplains
Elisa Ulery
Herveus
Gees
Cecil Brothers
Louis Wille
Dick Selle
Paitaperrua
Stuart
William Salway
Spring Grove Cemetery
Arthur W. Hobart
Robert Scrivener
Cedar Hill
Hartford
Conm
Harleigh Cemetery
Camden
Wheatcot
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