CzolgOsz Arraigned for McKinley Murder in New York
Justice Lewis acts for Leon Czolgoss as his defense counsel after indictment for President McKinley’s murder. Czolgoz refuses to plead while trial is set for next Monday and observers crowd the Buffalo courthouse hoping for arraignment.
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Buffalo
Justice Lewis
Supreme Bench
State of New York
Leon Czolgoss
McKinley
Ceolgoez
Emery
Caslensz
McKinky
Ing
Penny
Lorn Lewis
Jabirt C. Titus
Supreme Court
Notins
Dudge Lewis
Vitus
Milwaukee
Closing Question Unsettled for Next Day Shop Hours
The uncertainty over shop closures follows the death of the president with Pennsylvania shops considering, but not yet deciding, a one day halt. Bass works and Fort Wayne Electric face similar indecision as officials await a definite directive tomorrow.
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Penneylvenia
G S
Wabash
Wats
Shovus
T. R. Fickard
Bass Works
Fort Wayne
Western college at Oxford Ono welcomes large student body
A Sentinel report from the opening of The Western college at Oxford Ono notes an unusually large enrollment this year and praise for both management and a home like campus. It highlights a curriculum including housekeeping instruction and lists local entrants Miss Ida Fleming Miss Marth Packett and the Misses Coulter Mamie Smith from Arcola.
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Western College
Oxford
Ono
Ida Fleming
Marth Packett
Coulter
Mamie Smith
Arcola
Wedded at St Patrick's Passino Dumas nuptials announced
Sophia Passino daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Passino and Frank E Dumas of Enbx Ind were united in marriage at St Patrick's Catholic church in a 9 o'clock ceremony conducted by Rev A F Delaney. A chorus provided music and the couple planned a northern wedding trip of ten days following a breakfast at the bride's home.
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Sophia Passino
Peter Passino
Frank E. Dumas
Ind
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
A. F Delaney
St. Patrick’s Thetbride
David Larmoreaux
Chicago
Agnes Passing
Lacklin
Smilar
Dumas
Will
Bride Known as Charming Young Lady Widely Loved
The bride is described as a most charming and popular young woman with a large circle of friends. She has served as stenographer in the Journal Gazette offices for several years. Fred A Passino and A Passino of Allegheny PA, brothers of the bride, attended as out of town guests.
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Bride
Journal- Gazette
Fred A. Passino
A. ¥. Passino
Allegheny
Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bill Foiled in Hamilton Bank
A $2 United States treasury note was raised to $10 at the Hamilton bank. The alteration was detectable only by holding the bill to light to reveal erasures. Officials are unsure if other counterfeit notes are circulating in the city.
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Hamilton Bank
United States Treasury
Fort Wayne Interview Seeks McKinley Assassin Identity
Fragmentary remarks from a Cleveland Leader interview quote Leon F. Czoigosg suspected killer of the president. The brother recalls quarrels with father and stepmother and hints at past actions and a move toward Fort Wayne.
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Leon F. Czoigosg
McKinley
Fort Wayne
Cleveland
Cissazis
Seartle
Fort Wayne, Inc
Morrow Plans New Bed Spring Factory
James KR Morrow, a bed springs maker, will erect a brick two story factory on Eagewater avenue. Architect J M E Riedel prepares plans for a building with upper store for a store room and drying room and lower floors for engines and machinery as demand outgrows the current plant.
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James KR. Morrow
Eagewater Avenue
J. M. E. Riedel
Detgit
jJower
2Forrow
Bankruptcy petition filed by locomotive engineer Wells
William N. Wells a locomotive engineer at Ashley has filed in the United States court here a petition in voluntary bankruptcy. His liabilities are $835.55 while his assets of $400 are claimed as exempt.
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William N. Wells
Ashley
United States
Horse Runs Loose After Frinks Wagon Wreck
A horse hitched to a Frinks Dry Goods wagon along Washington Street near Catheon Street frightened and began to run. The animal entangled in the harness kicked the wagon to pieces. Driver William Bruns was thrown from the wagon but uninjured. Bruns recovered the horse after a brave struggle. the wagon was badly wrecked.
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Frinks Dry Goods Company
Washington Street
Catheon Exreet
William Bruns
Bruns
Carriage Horse Injured After Collision With Damaged Vehicle
A carriage horse owned by Ken Hamilton and loaned to Reacke of Chicago was badly injured when the carriage it was hitched to was wrecked. The horse, loosely tied in a farmer’s yard, sustained severe cuts and bruises to its legs as attempts were made to escape the damaged scene. Viti kcumdm e was visiting during the incident.
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Ken Hamilton
Reacke
Chicago
Palsdex
MW Brawiy
Vard
Vitikcumdm~e
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Adverts to Women
An old style town crier note touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for womanly diseases and invites sick women to write for private advice. It claims to restore regularity and health, with testimonials from Mrs Floresce Archer praising relief after six bottles and local treatment guidance.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Woman and child die in blaze blamed on gasoline
Coroner finds mother Eva Ellen Brown and her 18 month old daughter Mary suffocated by smoke after a fire on East Columbia Street. Gasoline used in the room and a suspected self destruction are considered, with investigation continuing and funeral services held.
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Barnett
Trrs
John Brown
East Columbia Strees
Dev. Barnets
Weee
West Roon
Brown
Mother
Babe
Peltier Undirtaking
Lindenwood
Death Follows Columbia Street Fire Inquest Finds Accident
Coroner Barnett says Eva Brown and her child died in a Columbia street blaze not by their own actions. Inquest evidence weakens foul play theory and suggests the fire started accidentally, preventing escape. Mrs Brown, noted for a temperament past self harm, is mentioned in context of prior incidents.
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Wno
East
Columbia Street
William ‘ Nahrwold
Henry Warfield
Samuel Williams
Guildmvie
Barnett
Eva Brown
Brown
Decatur
Usband
Fort Wayne Council Adopts Tribute on McKinley Death
The Fort Wayne city council approves a formal tribute condemning the assassination of President William McKinley. The declaration denounces anarchism, calls for punishment of those connected to McKinley’s nomination, and expresses national sorrow for the late leader. Signed by multiple council members and local officials.
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Fort Wayne
William McKinley
United States
Kersby
McKinley
President mourns assassin's strike in united resolve
A somber statement laments the loss and urges national unity. It condemns the cowardly act and calls for laws to suppress anarchist preaching. The Labor council asks affiliated unions to drape charters in mourning for thirty days as a sign of sorrow.
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Trades and Labor Council
William McKinley
United States
Ar F Noble
Senergus Endypal R Trigtic
Czolgosz
Cabinet Stays as Roosevelt Accepts Senate Appointments
Washington reports confirm all Cabinet members accepted Roosevelt’s tender to remain in office. They will resign only if they choose to leave, but remain in position to support the new administration and its McKinley era policies. Roosevelt has approved ongoing negotiations on the Isthmian canal treaty with England.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Basra
McKinley
Br.Roosevelt
Engicud
Survey of Findlay Fort Wayne and Western lands advances
Surveyors completed a detailed plan of the Findlay Fort Wayne and Western property including land grades boundaries yards and stations. The sale is not yet effected but expected within days with civil engineers returning east. Rev Alexander Smith is reappointed pastor of the African Methodist Church in this city after the conference in South Bend.
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Findlay
Fort Wayne and Western Road
Sentinel
Alexander Smith
M. E
South Eand
Descriptive Veterinary Guide Promotes Humane Animal Care
A detailed veterinary book touts comprehensive disease descriptions for cattle horses and other animals. It emphasizes practical treatment methods avoiding bleeding and harmful practices and credits global veterinary experts for its development.
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