Tippecanoe Club Denounces Anarchy Calls Suppression
A large Tippecanoe club meeting denounces anarchist doctrines linked to the McKinley assassination attempt and adopts resolutions calling for treason crimes to carry death penalties, immigration restrictions, and possible isolation of anarchists. Speakers include Doud McGoogan Geake and Lane. James Parker praised for thwarting a third shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Club
McKinley
W. 4. Doud
G. B. McGoogan
W. C. Geake
C. R. Lane
America
Messrs. C. R. Lane
E. L. Craw
W. E. Doud
W. T. Jeffries
Fay P. Randall
Indiana
Torrance Elected G A R Commander at Cleveland Convention
Judge Eli Torrance of Minneapolis won the generalship of the Grand Army of the Republic at the annual convention in Cleveland. Gen. Sickles withdrew, boosting Torrance’s vote as Comrade Wagner moved to make the result unanimous. The gloom over President’s condition led to a rushed adjournment and a brief session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Eli Torrance
Minneapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Daniel E. Sickles
New York
Feld
Stewart
Torrance
Sickles
Wagner
Pension Committee
Council of Administration
John McElvoy
The
National Tribune
James O’donnell
Custerpost
Chicago
W. R. Thrall
Cincinnati
Rev. L. M. Boyle
Pennsylvania
Administration Council
Calista R. Jones
Bradenor
Mont
Woman’s Relief Corps Auxiliary
G. A. RB
South Bend Officials Overlook Alleged Local Misconduct
Fragmentary report suggests a wrongdoing occurred but no disciplinary action or police notification has been reported. Authorities in South Bend appear unaware of the incident and its details.
Engineer James Cranston Fractures Shoulder in Fall
Engineer James Cranston fell from the cab window of a Lake Erie and Western engine while shifting cars at Ossian. He sustained a fracture to a shoulder bone and is home on Marion street likely to be confined for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cranston
Lake Erie and Western
Ossian
Marion Street
Admiral Ramsay Chosen For Schley Court Panel
Washington dispatch reports Admiral Ramsay former chief of the bureau of navigation chosen as Howison's successor on the Schley court. Admiral Dewey told Admiral Schley the inquiry resumes at 11 o clock Monday morning, contingent on the president's condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admiral Ramsay
Bureau of Navigation
Howison
Schley
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Schley
Shideler Resigned Amid Prison Contract Labor Probe
Indianapolis reports Uriah Culbert a Michigan City prison trustee owns 5000 dollars in Johnson Chair stock used in the prison under contract labor. Culbert says the stock is his wife’s while his son works there. Trustee David Coulter, bonded to Allen Manufacturing, calls the arrangement unlawful and speculates it prompted Warden Shideler to resign.
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the Sentinel
Indianapolis
Uriah Culbert
Northern
Michigan City
Johnson Chair Company
Culbert
David Coulter
Allen Manufacturing Company
Warden Shideler
Mains Robbins Wedding at Simpson M E Parsonage
Rev Patterson joins Laura Robbins and Frank Mains in marriage at Simpson M E church. After the ceremony, guests gather at the groom's parents home for an elaborate wedding repast. The bride hails from Roanoke with many local friends. the groom is an engineer at the state institution. Miss Mary Robbins of Roanoke attends as the only out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson M. E. Parsonage
Patterson
Laura Robbins
Frank Mains
G. W. Mains
Roanoke
Exrailroad
State Institution
Mary Robbins
Hope Hospital to Graduate Eleven Nurses in October
A class of eleven nurses from Hope hospital will graduate with diplomas and badges. The ceremony on Thursday October 3 may be held at the Masonic Temple. H C Paul is expected to present badges and administer the oath, with S M Foster conferring diplomas. A physician and a lay speaker are slated to address, and the Haydn quartet plus Mrs Moffat and others will contribute musically.
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Hope Hospital
Masonic Temple
Ella Jones
Parker
Weaver
Barnhart
Collins
Maude Jones
Cameron
Dustman
Rehurst
Shoemaker
McCully
H. C. Paul
S. M. Foster
Haydn Quartet
C. Moffat
Will Wed At Cleveland Flora Koch And William Slater
Invitations have been received for the marriage of Flora Marie Koch of Cleveland and William C. Slater of this city. The ceremony will take place at the bride’s aunt Mrs M C Mill’s home in Cleveland on Wednesday September 18. The couple will reside at 19 Bass Street after October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Marie Koch
Cleveland
William C. Slater
M. C. Mill
Slater
Joseph Slater
Strawbridge
Bass Works
George Slater
Chicago
Bass Street
Local Hotel Guest Reclaims Lost Pocketbook
H. Reyer of Briceton Ohio staying at Randall hotel left a $50 pocketbook under his pillow. After leaving the city he discovered the loss, returned quickly, and hotel staff found the purse and returned it to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Reyer
Briceton
Ohio
Randall Hotel
Mr. Reyer
Golden Wedding Attended by Miller Family at Sheldon
Engineer Andy Miller and Blacksmith Frank X. Miller, sons of Mr. and Mrs. A Miller, attended their parents fiftieth wedding anniversary on the old home farm near Sheldon. Sisters Mrs. Michael Vail of Chicago and Mrs. William Vail of Continental Ohio attended with families. Father Kverdt of St Peter church attended as a longtime Sheldon resident. Presentations were numerous and all were gold.
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Andy Miller
Frank X. Miller
Pennsylvania
A. ‘Miller
Home
Sheldon
Michael Vail
Chicago
William Vail
Continental
Ohio
Kverdt
St. Peter's Church
Death of Rev. Gustav Rosenwinkel in Lake Elmo
Telegram announces the death of Rev. Gustav Rosenwinkel at his Lake Elmo Minnesota home due to bowely trouble. He was a well known Fort Wayne clergyman with nine surviving children including Walter and Miss Katie in Fort Wayne and Hugo in Boston. His first wife was a daughter of the late Claus Katt of Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenwinkel
Gustav Rosenwinkel
Lake Elmo
Minn
Fort Wayne
Claus Katt
Walter
Katie
Hugo
Boston
Foreign-born population exceeds ten million in the United States
The article notes that the foreign-born population in the United States has surpassed ten million people, underscoring the country’s demographic diversity and immigration dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Mob violence report from Elkhart and South Bend
Elkhart Indiana September 12 a Lake Shore official says a negro who assaulted a white girl at South Bend early Tuesday was seized by a mob beaten unconscious and placed in a box car bound east. Railroad men aware of the mob’s actions were said to be in sympathy with the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
Lake Shore
South Bend
Key Retains His Nerve In Prison Return
Sheriff Crandal brought Banker Key from Michigan City where he began a two year term in the penitentiary. Key showed no remorse, remained jovial, and predicted he would regain freedom and be worth at least $10,000 upon release or soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Crandal
Michigan City
Key
Death of Mrs. Sylvester Dinius Reported in Detroit
Huntington Herald notes additional particulars on the death of Mrs. Sylvester Dinius in Detroit Monday evening. She was in her usual condition prior to the incident, with details remaining unclear as investigators pursue the cause and circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Herald
Sylvester Dinius
Detroit
Woman Dies After Illness On Belle Isle Trip
Mrs. Dinius, while on a Belle Isle outing with Fort Wayne friends, fell ill after dinner and lost consciousness. She was moved to a hospital but died at 5 p.m. Her husband was in Fort Wayne and did not reach Detroit before her death. their son Bert accompanied her.
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Belle Isle
Fort Wayne
Dinius
Bert
Detroit
Britton Poulson Receives Patent for New Windmill
Britton Poulson of this city has secured a patent for a windmill of his own invention. He aims to organize a Fort Wayne company to manufacture the device on a large scale. Poulson is also the inventor of several successful machines including a road scraper and a washing machine that drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton Poulson
Fort Wayne
Notoriety Driven Visit by Leon Czolgosz Reported
Report from Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania dated September thirteen recalls Leon Czolgosz touring the anthracite coal fields about six years earlier He reportedly worked for Lackawanna Coal at Duryea organized an anarchist lodge spoke multiple languages and gained favor with foreign workers under the name Fred Neiman Observers say he sought notoriety and pushed anarchist doctrines during gatherings
Law to Make Assault on President a Federal Death Felony
Washington Sept 13 Messrs Botkin and Bynum members of the commission to revise and codify the criminal and penal laws have been investigating authorities to prepare a bill for congress making assault upon the president a felony punishable by death when the act is for obstructing government operations. The draft seeks to give federal courts jurisdiction in such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Club
Bar of Justice
Washington
Messrs. Botkin and
Bynum
United States
Congress
Threatens Roosevelt in New York City Claim
Berlin N Y Sept 13 a foreigner who left for New York said he would go to Washington to kill Vice President Roosevelt. Police wired New York officials to watch for him. He attempted to buy a Washington ticket but bought a New York ticket instead.
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Berlin
N. Y
New York
Washington
Roosevelt
Youngeliss
Bolyard Buys Out Partner in Hartzell Ice Cream Firm
Charles W. Bolyard becomes sole owner after purchasing William Soest's stake in Hartzell Ice Cream. The firm will operate as C. W. Bolyard and Sons. The exact terms and effective date were not disclosed.
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Charles W. Bolyard
Hartzell Ice Cream Company
William Soest
C. W. Bolard and Sons
Just
Total Eclipse of Health and Wealth
The piece warns that pursuing wealth blinds people to health and proper nutrition. It argues many sacrifice meals and proper food, leading to stomach issues, and claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures digestion problems by enabling proper digestion and absorption of food.
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Dr. Pierce
Fort Wayne depot to get hustler as business grows
The company will place a hustler at the Fort Wayne depot though the brand of person in charge is not yet decided. The firm remains confident in increasing its business.
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Fort Wayne
Potatoes Hit Sixty-Year High In Fort Wayne Markets
Wholesale and commission houses quote potatoes at 1.35 per bushel, up last Saturday. A veteran Fort Wayne dealer says the price is the highest in sixty years. Consumers face 1.40 to 1.50 per bushel as the crop ripens. Demand runs strong for sweet potatoes at 3.00 per barrel.
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Fort Wayne
the Sentinel
Fire destroys homes in Edgerton Indiana
Fire in Edgerton Indiana on Thursday morning at 9 30 destroyed the residences of Mrs McSorley widow and J B Grabner. Mrs McSorley lost contents with no insurance while Grabner had some insurance and most goods saved. Citizens' efforts saved David Galavray's residence and other nearby homes.
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Edgerton
Ind
Notable Local Happenings In Allen County
August Huguenard, a pioneer resident, is critically ill at his Hugh street home. William A. Grage leaves Model laundry for a clerk post with H. J. Ash. R. L. Romy buys the old Romy homestead west of Bass farm, which he previously sold to Mrs. Amelia Reimann. Plymouth Congregational church Rally Day is planned for Sunday September 29. Fort Wayne Sentinel issued an extra on the McKinley assassination attempt. Bass farm cattle win six first, four second, three third prizes and the championship at the Columbus exposition. Rev. J. Webster Bailey will represent Indiana at the Congregational national conference in Portland, Maine, mid October. William Swank of Decatur seeks hospital care at St. Joseph under Dr. A. E. Bulson after a belt injury to the right eye blinds the eye.
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R. L. Romy
Romy
Bass Farm
Amelia Reimann
Plymouth Congregational Church
Hicksville
Fort Wayne Sentinel
McKinley
J. Webster Bailey
Indiana
National Conference of Ministers
Congregational Church
Portland
Maine
William Swank
Decatur
St. Joseph Hospital
A. E. Bulson
Mr. Swank
Descriptive Veterinary Manual Praises Clear Treatments
A veterinary book presents full descriptions of diseases common to animals with a complete list and method of administering medicines. It is praised as truthful concise and free of literary niceties. The author opposes bleeding blistering firing and starving and emphasizes simple well known names in alphabetical order for practical use.
Comprehensive guide on cattle disease and horse care endorsed
The article promotes a multi topic veterinary book covering railroa dis ease of cattle, texan fever among market cattle, feeding humane management of horses, sunstroke frostbites typhosus and more. It highlights method of treatment as the result of years of labor by veterinarians and professors across the nation.
Describes Elegant Bound Cloth Book With Embossed Title
The item outlines a cloth bound book with red and green ink designs and a silver embossed title. It is richly illustrated and printed on fine paper, measuring 6x84 inches with about 500 pages and priced at $1.50.
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Diana Congressmen
William McKinley
Republic
Iit
América
Emma Goldman
Department of State
Congress of the United States
Minnesota
Army OF Republic
Pathy
Schley Court
of Navigation Bureau
Cerning
Mains-Robbins
Ber
Will
New Haven News
Frank Smith
Granite, Chaffee Co
Cole
People’s
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Buffalo
F. New- Deny & Boss
Charterhouse Sq
London
Puttter Dave Ax
Bole
U. B
August Huguenard
Allen County
Hugh Street
William A. Grage
Model Laundry
H. J. Ash
McClure
Robert McClure
M. D
U. S
Philadelphia
Sentinel Office
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