Forty-six Auburn wheelmen ride from Auburn to Huntington
Forty-six wheelmen from Auburn and nearby towns rode to Huntington passing Fort Wayne. Ralph Cobb of Auburn and Will Cohagen of Fort Wayne led the pace with a hoped twelve hour hundred mile day. Cobb fell ill near Huntington and was hospitalized. Several punctures and a rider hitting barbed wire marred the trip, and only ten to twelve riders were expected to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Fort Wayne
Huntington
E. L
B. C. Robbins
Randall
Ralph Cobb
Will Cohagen
McCaughey
Triangle Cycle Club
A. B. Steele
George W. Shergens
Coldwater
Mich
J. F. Shergens
Elopement and Local Notices Highlight Fort Wayne Items
The text reports the elopement of Beary Hartman and Miss Anna Scherman in LaGrange Indiana and notes on Miss Rena Nelson leaving Fort Wayne for New York. It also mentions Robert B Driebelbiss gaining admission to practice law and lightning damage across several towns including Malta and Henrietta with major losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hartman
Hartman Bros. Grocers
East Wayne Street
Anna Feherman
H. H
G Upmeyer
Lagrange
Ind
Bosinées
Bel
New York State
Rena Nelson
South
Calhoun Street
Miss Nelson
Young Women’s Christian Association
Fort Wayne
Fire Damage and Flood Hit Illinois Towns
Lightning sparked three fires in Rockford area with Belvidere physician's stable and two horses burned, Huntley losing three buildings with four horses cremated, Herbert suffering two buildings burned, and floods washing out 300 feet of Northwestern railway track at Trout Park along with a washout on the Air Line at Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Belvidere
Huntley
Herbert
Northwestern Railway
Trout Park
Geneva
Arsa
Caught at Last John Dailey Burglar and Highwayman
Fort Wayne police have long hunted John Dailey a 27 year old blacksmith linked to a brutal Columbia City robbery where a thief tore a man's nose from his face Eiselle and his wife suffered severe injuries Dailey also known as William Kennedy was found in Logansport and jailed in Columbia City pending Whitley county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
John Dailey
Columbia City
Dailey
Dave Eiselle
Eiselle
Ft. Wayne
Logansport
William Kennedy
Chicago
George A. Schaefer
Sixth Street
Hiselle
Will
Michigan City
Whitley County
Warner
Ewing Street
Washington
Jefferson
Schwartz
Marriages in the city and local notices
Pastor Northrop presided last Thursday as John Schneider and Kate Kiefer wed at her brother Adolph’s St Joe Road residence and will reside on Cass Street. Elmer Sivets married Emily Miller at Montgomery Street. witnesses were few and they will live on Marion Street. Also mentions patent medicines Simmons Liver Regulator and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup with druggists selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schneider
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Kate Kiefer
Adolph
St. Joe Road
Cass Street
Montgomery Street
Elmer A. Sivets
Emily V. Miller
Marion Street
Edict Issued Amid Korea Crisis and Naval Clash News
San Francisco dispatches report an imperial edict condemning Japan's actions in Korea and ordering Li Hung Chang to mobilize forces. A Chinese naval action near Yashan is described with heavy losses on the Japanese side and Chinese counterattacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Belgic
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Honolulu
Pekin
Korea
Li Hung Chang
Yashan
Seoul
Japan
Wei Hei Wei
China
Li Hu Chang
The
Hartman Wins College Scholarship Essay Prize
Lewis C. Hartman son of Dr B Hartman won a year’s scholarship and expenses for 1894 95 at Claverack College New York for best essay on Sir Walter Scott’s Lady of the Lake Epworth League contest entrants ranged from fourteen to nineteen years old and essays were between 80 and 1200 words. The committee selected winners and Hartman was invited to the opening session September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. Hartman
B. Hartman
Walter Scott
Claverack College
New York
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Lewis
Robbery at Dressminker Jones Home Strikes Dress Shop
Last Saturday burglars broke into Mrs. Jones's dressmaking rooms at 29 West Columbia street while she watched races at Driving Park. They stole $15, several dress patterns, readymade dresses, and other items totaling about 200. No clues yet. husband and police kept quiet to aid clues. Local readers urged to report information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Jones
West
Columbia Street
Driving Park Association
My. Jones
Trains Collide Near Haves Pa Killing Two Workers
An east bound freight derailed with a west bound work train on a curve above Haves. Jeremiah Sheehan and David Forsht were killed. James Kane suffered a thigh fracture. Seven men injured, six cars and the work engine damaged. Miss Elvira Ivey returns from Gas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haves
Tods
Jermiah Sheehan
David Forsht
James Kane
Beaten by Own Mark in Thrilling Harness Race
A crowded Fort Wayne track witnesses Robert J. and Joe Patchen reclaim pace supremacy as they clock 2:02 to 2:04 in a dramatic three heat sprint. Alix lowers her record with Ferdinand, finishing in 2:04 as Nancy Hanks’s line remains a benchmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J
Jon Patchen
Patchen
Robert
Curry
Cool
Calculating Geers
King
Joe Patchen
Geers
Chicago
Edrzera
Jack Curry
C .J. Hamlin
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Alix
McDowell
Mike Bowerman
Ferdinand
Queen
Kentucky
Fleet Ferdinand
Bowerman
Nancy Hanks
Hawaii Republic Recognition Reported After Dole Letter
The Hawaiian Republic gains U S recognition confirmed by President Cleveland’s letter to Dole. Royalists protest, while Schutzen club demands government positions or withdraws support. First election set for late October with natives urged to register. tensions rise amid political shift and foreign-led factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Dale
Cleveland
Thurston
Presthenc
Hawaiian Islands
Republic of
Tawau
Wahington
United States
Republic
Grover Cleveland
Suntan
Doha
Republic of Hawaii
Washington
Gresnay
Dole
Associated Press
Parker
Widemann
Cummings
Schutzen Club
Erza
Local Woman Found Critical After Evening Incident
Mrs. Kate Cremmer wife of Dr. Ferd Clemmer was found in a dying condition at the family residence 325 Nev Deotiee Street. Police reported two robbers were involved and entered the room as Mrs. Clemmer lay injured awaiting aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismianxavonis
Kate Cremmer
Ferd Clemmer
Nev Deotiee Street
Sepyani Prizo
Odemoer
Local Woman Found In Dinnaw State With Ether Labeled
A woman was found with her face buried in a saturated handkerchief and was in a faint condition when discovered. Medical aid was summoned and she died several hours later. She appeared neatly dressed and had evidently labeled the ether with intent to end her life.
Ambiguous Remedies Promoted for Skin and Nose Health
The text promotes a broad set of skin and scalp cures linked to unspecified remedies. It claims to cure every hammer of the skin scalp and food with a potion from Tir and various places, asserting universal effectiveness and world reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iedis
Tyr- Cocra
Erin
Pines
Emperor William Attacks Nobles Over East Prussia Policy
Emperor William gaves a forceful speech at a banquet after a military maneuver near South Altenberg. He targets Prussian nobles for opposing agrarian policy, honors Count Von Doenhoff with the Red Eagle, and urges nobles to support his promises to East Prussia amid hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brann
William
South
Altenberg
King of
Wurtemberg
Count von Mirbach
Count von Kanitz
Klitzug
Sandim
Count von Doenhoff
Count von Doenhorf
Reichstag
von Doenhoff
Wurtemburg
East
Prassia
Venice
East Prussia
Prussia
Tiuica
Prussian Toast Signals Resolve in Eastern Prussia
A ceremonial address recalls Christian patience amid trials and calls for unity against revolution. The speaker vows to defend religion morality and order, pledging support for the Prussian nobility and Eastern Prussia with a toast to its prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I
Prussia
Younger of the Younger gang faces Missouri mail robbery charge
James A. Younger, 23, brought to Kansas City by Deputy Hogland, is to answer for forging a check and stealing $51 from Slater Missouri. He was arrested in Bowling Green Kentucky after crediting a forged indorsement and fleeing with the money. He has relatives among the famed Younger brothers and fears of rescue led to strict custodial precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sept. S
James A. Younger
United States
Hogland
Kentucky
Kansas City
Missouri
Texas
Minnesota
Four Courts
Bowling Green
Paul Wiliams
Slater
Wood & Huston Bank
S. D. Scott
N.S. Townsend
Arrow Rock
Scott
Higby
Younger
Homs
Republicans Fail To Choose Candidate In District Convention
The Eleventh district committee failed to settle whether Gen. Thomas J. Henderson or Henry Mace should be the Republican candidate for Congress and sent the matter to the state central committee. A new convention may be called to select a candidate for party harmony. Also, Attorney Carl Walle was shot and badly wounded by Leo Roder at 12 Clark Street in a dispute over a lawsuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh District Congressional Committee
Thomas J. Henderson
Henry Mace
Congress
State Central
Ciuncado
Carl Walle
Leo Roder
Clark Street
Walle
Prudential Insurance Moves Offices in Bess Block
The Prudential Insurance company has moved from the Prxtey Long block to rooms 2 3 and 4 in the Bess block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Prudential Insurance Company
Bess Block
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Hantingtom
Hellel
There
Beary Hartman
Anna Echerman
Lagrenege
Drichalbtes
Elmer Leonard
Robert B. Drieblebiss
Driebelbiss Abstract and Title Company
Driebelbiss
Bobs
Bob” Bell
Bob” Lowry
Bob” Hanna
Bob” Driebelbiss
Tillmore
DeKars
Malta
Henrietta
East Caledona
Elimhoret
Wayman
Hoe
Earth
Pastor Northrop
Simmons
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Emperor of
Aussi
Corenna
Lewis Hartman
of the Lake
Kansas
Druggista
Elvira Ivey
Harrison Street
Gas City
Dr. Williams
Medicine CO
Schenectady, NY
Brockville, Ort
Balsam Glenn
Ase Parker
Robert J. Paces
Indianapolis
Pashen
Alex Clore
Trotters
Nancy
Grover
President Cleveland
Frank Lightfoot
Ely
J. W. Devideon
Fui
Monmouth
Frazer
Rochester Noy
Catia
Germany
Anta Claus
Santa Claus
Corm the
Rkfairbank Company Se
Conorcan
Chicago Lawyers Frott
Fanel
Chamarinda
Hocoenew
Katy
Castoria
Ciateria
Sta
Miss
Ce Tytia
Thei
Niail, Gross & Pellens
Calhoun St. Fort Wayne
Pnd
Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Harrogate
Decatur
Ala
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
Savannah
Thomasville
Columbia
S.C
Charleston
Asheville
N. C
Pensacola
Fla
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Tampa
Fila
Arkansas
Cincinnati
Louisville
Loninville
Lexington
Jackson Smith
C. C
Atmore
Ghials
Rock Island
Spacific
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Donser
Viebie
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Canada
Mexico
Cone
Witer
Cirenlaca
HAF
Deino&co Dent
Columbus
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