Hanna hints at renomination and trusts in Republican victory
New York Sept 16 Senator M A Hanna arrived by the St Louis from Southampton and said his health has improved abroad He praised England as a stable country and discussed McKinley’s renomination Roosevelt as VP and the coming campaign He expects prosperity under Republican policies and says trusts will not become a political issue He avoided Ohio politics and commented on the Dreyfus affair noting Americans sympathize with Dreyfus but would not interfere.
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New York
M. A. Hanna
St. Louis
Southampton
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hanna
Democratic Party
United States
Republican Party
Ohio
McLean
Dreyfus
Wrist Injury At Berry Street Millinery Store
Miss Pearl Parker employed at Mrs Nash's millinery on Berry street fell from a chair while removing a box from a shelf this morning. The chair tipped sending her to the floor, injuring her right wrist in a painful manner. George M. Henderson of Auburn is visiting Fort Wayne.
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Miss Pearl Parker
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Open in Straits City Amid Rain
Detroit September meeting opens under steady rain with Sovereign Grand Officers and Michigan delegates attending at the Detroit Opera House. Greetings from city officials and grand officers mark the ceremonies as Grand Sire Pinkerton delivers the annual report detailing membership growth, finances, and regional charters worldwide.
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Detroit
Mich
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Order
Hotel
Cadillac
Detroit Opera House
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Michigan Grand Lodge
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Col
O. A. Jones
Mybury
E. H. Sellers
Robert Donovan
Michigan
C. S. Martin
Michigan Patriarchs
Emma Haskin
Rebekah Assembly
Pingree
Maybury
Odd Fellowship
Alfred S. Pinkerton
Harmony Hall
Grand Sire
Grand Sire Pinkerton
Rebekah
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DeKalb County Court Notes Highlight Trials and Bids
Witnesses were missing in the Allen circuit court as Jacob Helms faced planned trial for assault on two girls from Garrett. Judge O Rourke reset to October 16. Furniture plans for the new court house were approved with minor changes and bids anticipated shortly. Other notes include trials set for October 24 and October 10, a $25 fine for assault, executor appointment, and various civil actions including a $800 suit.
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Allen
Smith
Garrett
Doughman
DeKalb County
O’rourke
Tolan
Court House
Dawson
Lowry
The
Alien County Loan and Savings Association
Joseph Besancon
Conrad Klenke
Grace Bowley
Edwin Bowley
Lorain Thompson
Fred Fahlsing
Frederick L. Lemon
John S. Lemon
Elizabeth Kammeyer
Conrad Kammeyer
Adair
Home Again as Fort Wayne Man Seeks Steady Fireman Post
George McFerran, who quit a Nickel Plate job two weeks ago to work in Louisville, has returned to Fort Wayne. If he finds a suitable fireman post, he plans to stay, as he and his wife did not take nicely to Louisville. He has prior work as a locomotive fireman and switch engine operator in Nickel Plate yards, and is considered reliable and proficient.
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Louisville
Fort Wayne
McFerran
Nickel Plate
Germania Announces New Editor In Milwaukee Paper
In its Monday issue Germania, Milwaukee based, declares Prof. Herman Duemling of this city as soon to be editor in chief and praises him as a scholar thinker and writer. Mrs H K Hoot of Angola visited friends in the city Monday.
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Herman Duemling
H. K. Hoot
Angola
Admiral Diederichs and Dewey Message Discrepancy
A historical note suggests Admiral Diederichs might have received a corrected version of a challenging message from Admiral Dewey. The discussion centers on recognition of miscommunication and potential impacts on naval actions.
Dewey Clarifies German Episode In Manila Bay
Capt. Joseph L. Stickney quotes Admiral Dewey recounting the von Diederichs affair and Shanghai banquet incident. He defends his blockade practices, denies slurs against Prince Henry or the German emperor, and urges publication of the exact facts for future historians while denying personal rancor.
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Chicago
Joseph L. Stickney
Nice
Dewey
United States
Manila Bay
Manila
Germany
von Diederichs
Chichester
Harper’s Monthly
Brumby
Shanghai
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Shaghai
Prince Henry
Russia
Asiatic
China
Olympia
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Introduced for Nasal Use
Announcement announces Ely Brothers new liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with atomizer use. Priced at 75 cents including spraying tube, available from druggists or by mail. The liquid form preserves active properties, absorbs quickly, and normalizes secretions without drying them. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York.
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Ely Brothers
Warren Street
N. Y
Wabash Finale Pugilist KO’s Ex-Postmaster in One Round
A Wabash fighter delivered a first round knockout to former Postmaster Hoover. She was fined for her playful stunt at the event.
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Wabash
Hoover
One Defendant Pleaded Guilty In Nicholson Law Case
The grocery clerks union attacks grocers closing at 6 30 p m as affidavits filed in Justice Tancey s court accuse Henry Korte of selling liquor without a license and Martin Ankenbruck of violating the Nicholson law by operating a grocery linked saloon without proper license. Judge Tancey imposes a $5 fine and costs. additional affidavits are expected as prosecutors prepare more charges with clerks and union officers backing the cases.
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Grocery Clerks’ Union
Justice Tancey
Henry Korte
Charles H. Buhr
Eighth Ward
John G. Kramer
Korte
Tancey
Frank Didier
Clerks’ Union
Martin H. Ankenbruck
Ankenbruck
Thomas
the Sentinel
A Pretty Wedding at St Peters Catholic Church
Miss Eva Hartman and Justin Delagrange were married at St Peters Church this morning in a ceremony conducted by Rev Father Kverdt. The couple hosted a wedding dinner for about 150 guests at Hartmans hall and plan a Detroit honeymoon before settling in at the Hartman home.
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S’oclock
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Eva Hartman
Justin Delagrange
Father Kverdt
Florence Peters
San Francisco
Clement Hartman
Anna Gribel
Margaret Klever
Marie Stein
Bonnie Druh
Mr. Hartman
South Hanna Street
Detroit
Two Daughters Suffer Near Fatal Foot Injury Walking Home
Two daughters of Joshua Couts near Brimfield tried to walk home barefoot from a show to save their shoes. One step on a corn cutter severed an artery, creating a life threatening bleed. They narrowly escaped death with rapid aid.
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Joshua Couts
Brimfield
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