Death of Judge Wilson Shocks Court in Schley Case
Washington reports the sudden death of Judge Jeremiah Wilson senior counsel for Admiral Schley. The court adjourned for the day as Dewey and Raynor expressed grief, noting Wilson’s long service and friendship with Dewey. Witness accounts and statements described the moment and impact on proceedings.
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Washington
Schley
Col Jnouisy
Jeremiah Wilson
Admiral Schley
Isador Raynor
Wilson
Shoreham Hotel
Admiral Dewey
Raynor
Dewey
Anarchist Leader Emma Goldman Freed After Release
Emma Goldman, the anarchist lecturer, is freed after two weeks in custody following the president's assassination. The court discharged Goldman and co conspirators for lack of evidence. Goldman plans to write for magazines and journals and departed with Mrs Abraham Isaak and Marie Isaak to the Isaak home amid a quiet crowd.
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Chicago
Emma Galdnyan
Owens
Prindiville
Miss Goldman
Associated Press
Abraham Isaak
Marie Isaak
Man claims role in McKinley plot and links to Czolgosz
Edward Saftig, jailed on larceny suspicions, told St Louis detectives he was one of three men involved in a conspiracy to assassinate President McKinley at Buffalo on Sept 3 and that he tied a handkerchief concealing the weapon to Czolgosz. He described encounters with anarchist Frank Harrigan and said he traveled to Buffalo with him.
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St. Louis
Buffalo
Czolgosz
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Harrigan
Mack
Czollgosz
Pettit
Market Street
Saftig
Post-Dispatch
McKinley
Edward Saftig
Enys
Desmond
Caolgosz
McKilrey
Broadway
Morgan Street
Saffig
Frank Harrigan
New York
Thirtieth Indiana Volunteers Plan Lima Reunion
The eighteenth annual reunion of the Thirtieth Indiana volunteers will meet in Lima on October 24 with a 2 pm business session followed by music, speeches, committee appointments, and memorial services. Notables include Major Boydson, Major Moore, G B Gardner, and Henry W. Lawton photo in the invitation. The regiment was mustered in at Fort Wayne forty years ago under Col. Stone and Bass.
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Indiana Volunteers
Lima
Ind
N. N. Boydson
L. B. Moore
G. BE. Gardner
W. H. Mershon
Thomas B. Tomey
E. H. Mesimore
Col. Ston
Bass
Hagedorn and Madden Wedding at Hage dorn Home
Friday afternoon at 4 Rev E W Allen united Jessie Hagedorn daughter of Herman Hagedorn and Clifford Madden in the pastor’s study. The bride wore pink liberty satin with lace and roses in bouquet. Miss Cora Hagedorn maid of honor in white crepe and satin lace trim. The bridegroom was Conrad. A reception followed at the bride’s home 20 Locust Street. Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm advertised for nasal catarrh with a 75 cent price and available from Ely Brothers 56 Warren Street New York.
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E.W. Allen
Jessie
Herman Hagedorn
Clifford Madden
Cora Hagedorn
Mr. Conrad
Locust Street
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Durbin Calls Michigan City Prison Board Meeting
Governor W. T. Durbin has summoned the prison board to meet in Indianapolis on September 5. Warden Shideler is expected to resign, prompting likely contentious action at the session.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W. T. Durbin
Michigan City
Shideler
Church officials announce pastor assignments at United Brethren service
Warsaw Indiana September reports assign pastors across districts in the United Brethren Conference. Addresses by Rev. J Wilbur Chapman and Bishop Kephart opened the services. Memorials for four deceased pastors followed.
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Warsaw
Ind
St. Joseph’s Conference
United Brethren Church
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York
Kephart
Pennsylvania
G. F. Byrer
H. E. Butler
Bourbon
Etna Green
N. E. Singer
Clunette
C. V. Mull
Fair Grove
G TD. Mattox
Indian Village
C.A. Sickafoose
Nortth Union
W. H. Rittenhouse
Plymouth
H. Upson
Burke
C. J. Miner
North Manchester
L. L. Shaffer
Claypool
J. A. Farmer
Laketon
Cleaver
Silver Lake
J. Q. Cline
Tyner
G. FB. Lake
Walkerton
H. Yeager
Syracuse
John Miller
Fort Wayne
J. W. Lake
Decatur Mission Station
E. BH. Pontius
E. BH. Pontius; “Monroeville, D. B. Kessinger; Ossian, J. BE. Kek; "Locsin
G. H. Hutchinson
Roanoke
J. L Goshert
Pleasant
D. A. Pitler
Huntington
D. Robinson
Churubusco
J. F. Thomas
Columbia City
L. W. Love
South Whitley
C. S. Parker
Gablesville
A. S. McCloe
Newville
K. H. Crouse
Albion
A. M. Cummins
Manchester
Snyder
Fort Wayne Racing Revival Mobilizes Local Horsemen
Western Horseman reports a renewed effort to revive Fort Wayne trotting and harness racing. A temporary association led by L. A. Centlivre presides with R. H. Carnahan as treasurer and Will B. Fleming as secretary. Purses total 300 500 for harness and 200 250 for running events, with funds available to pay winnings immediately. Horsemen urged to back the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Horseman
Fort Wayne
L. A. Centlivre
R. H. Carnahan
Will B. Fleming
School Board Closes deal for New High School Site
The school board finalized negotiations for the purchase of a site for the new high school building. The property of Miss Margaret Hamilton at Barr Lewis and Montgomery streets was secured for 25000 dollars. The tract measures 150 by 320 feet and has been controversial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hamilton
Barr, Lewis and
Montgomery Streets
Red Ribbon Races Promoters Confident Ahead of Fort Wayne Meet
Promoters of the Red Ribbon race are confident of a strong season and have secured commitments from top horses from nearby states for Fort Wayne. Will H. Fleming engaged Robert L. Newton of Yorkville TL as starter, who performed well at last year’s event. Henry Manning returns from a tour of neighboring towns with many entries.
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Fort Wayne
Will H. Fleming
Robert L. Newton
Yorkville
Newton
Henry “Manning
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Hamilton
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