Governors and Attorneys General Meet to Curb Trusts
St. Louis hosts a conference of nine states led by Governor Sayres of Texas and Attorney General Crow of Missouri. Proceedings outline anti trust measures, proposed state and federal controls, and a plan for joint action to curb monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Crow
Missouri
Planters
Sayres
Texas
Lon V. Stephens
J. D. Sayres
Paul B. Moore
Stephens
Governos Sayres
Gayres
Sayres G
Michigan
Pingree
Crew
Migsorui
Sayers
Smith
Arkansas
Jones
Davis
Tennessee
McMillan
Iowa
Shaw
Colorado
Thomas
Campbell
Indiana
Taylor
Montana
Nolan
Mississippi
Monroe Clarg
Washington
C. G. Hiefner
McClurg
McMillin
Oren
McClure
Conference of Governors
Benton McMillin
Resolutions End Conference On Private Corporation Capital
Governors and attorneys general adopted a plan to require private corporations with stock to be paid in full either in lawful money or property of equal value and hold shareholders liable up to twice the stock face value. The meeting urged a bill to be drafted and sent to state legislatures, adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillin
Committee On
Union
Supreme Courts
Yass
Davis
Arkansas
Sayers
Shaw
Iowa
Thomas
Golerads
Taylor
Indiana
Campbell
Colorado
Hefner
Washington
Jones
Moore
Tascott Not Found in Alaska Case of 1888 Murder Claim
Portland Ore Sept 20 William Tascott, charged with the murder of A J Snell the Chicago millionaire in 1888, is not at Cape Nome Alaska according to a northbound tale from Samuel Rigier A half dead man with a companion claiming Daw son origin asked to die in a miners hut Rigier says the dying declaration convinced them yet Tascott and his party vanished after the claim was made leaving questions and rewards unresolved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
William Tascott
A. J. Snell
Chicago
Cape Nome
Alaska
Samuel Rigier
Rigier
Dawson
Stranszer
Rigler
Tascott
Catholic sisters plan northern Indiana hospital chain
The Poor Handmaids of Christ announce a plan to establish hospitals across northern Indiana towns with the aim of placing facilities in all cities in the state over ten thousand population. Hospitals will operate under Catholic auspices but remain open to all denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor Handmaids of Christ
Fort Wayne Woman Margaret Fitzgibbon Dies at 77
Mrs. Margaret Fitzgibbon widow of Michael Fitzgibbon died last Thursday at 94 Baker Street Fort Wayne after a period of ill health. She had been a resident of the city for more than forty five years and was active in the Catholic church. Surviving are son Michael and daughter Mrs Wash Hogan. Funeral services were held from the Cathedral Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fitzgibbon
Hugh Hogan
Baker Street
Fitzgibbon
Michael Fitzgibbon
Indy
Ireland
Wash Hogan
Infant Dies After Hickory Nut Choke Spell
Gail Trevey, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Trevey of 46 Burgess Street, died Tuesday at St. Joseph hospital after a nut shell lodged in his windpipe. Doctors attempted to dislodge it and a tracheotomy was performed but he did not survive, passing away at 7:30 PM at age 1 year 9 months 28 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Trevey
Charles E. Trevey
Burgess Street
St. Joseph Hospital
Mrs Maria L Milligan of Huntington Dies in Lima
Mrs Maria L Milligan wife of Col L P Milligan and longtime Lime City resident died Tuesday afternoon at Hope Hospital Lima aged 62. She was admitted Saturday and had an operation Sunday with initially favorable condition. Monday marked a decline and she passed away Tuesday evening. Remains were taken to Huntington Tuesday night.
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Maria L. Milligan
Huntington
Hope Hospital
Col. L. P. Milligan
Lime City
Huntinton
Charles W Pens Dies After Illness at Home
Charles W Pens died in the early hours Thursday at his home at the corner of Grace and Indiana avenues after a long illness from Brights disease. He was 52 years old and survived by his widow and one daughter. Pens belonged to Summit City lodge No. 36 A O U W and Wayne castle No. 2 Knights of the Golden Eagle.
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Charles W. Pens
Grace
Indiana Avenues
Bright
Mr. Pens
Summit City Lodge
Wayne Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Infant Connors Dies of Cholera Infantum
Paris Ray Connors four month old son of John Connors died Wednesday evening from cholera infantum at 66 West Butler Street where the child had been cared for since its mother's death. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 PM at the residence with interment in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Ray Connors
John Connors
John McCann
West Butler Street
New Haven
Death of Alfred Kruekeberg at Home
Alfred Kruekeberg seven died at his home 185 Hayden Street of diphtheria after a two week illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs August Kruekeberg.
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Alfred
August Kruekeberg
Hayden Street
Death of Mrs Hannah Occleston Near Abocite Township
Death claimed an Allen county resident in Abocite township as Mrs Hannah Occleston died at her home ten miles west of the city. She had resided there for many years and was a longtime local figure.
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Allen County
Hannah Occleston
Abocite Township
Mrs Occleston Passes At Age Seventy Seven In Allen County
Immigrant born in Manchester England in 1824 died aged 77 in Allen County. She came to America at four, lived in Providence Rhode Island, settled in Allen County in 1861. She married in 1847 and is survived by son John Occleston, plus William Occleston and Mrs. Mary Forsythe. Her husband had died years earlier.
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England
Occleston
John Occleston
William Occleston
Mary Forsythe
Manchester
America
Providence
R. I
Allen County
Young Freeport Man Dies in Typhoid at 24
Henry Kirchefer died at St Joseph hospital Thursday night from typhoid fever at twenty four. Unmarried, he lived in Freeport Illinois where his remains were taken for burial. He was cousin of Charles Kirchefer, noted art decorator of this city. Remains prepared at Fred H Schellmann undertakers for shipment.
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Henry Kirchefer
St. Joseph Hospital
Freeport
Ill
Charles Kirchefer
Fred H. Schellmann
Child Raymond White Dies of Marasmus at 1 Year
The death of Raymond White, one year old, occurred Thursday evening at 31 Branchiff Street due to marasmus. Several services were held Friday afternoon at 1 o clock for the child of Mr. and Mrs. John White.
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Raymond White
John White
Marasmus
Branchiff Street
Northern Indiana Notes report peppermint oil and local incidents
Northern Indiana notes cover Chris Holler in St Joseph county producing 3700 pounds of peppermint oil valued at about five cents per pound. Other items include a fatal fall near Albion, a Lake Wawasee document hinting at a murder, parole news for a former Elkheart official, an arson probe near Mexico, a large white oak timber purchase in Huntington, a veteran pioneer in Marshall county, and wallet of local deaths and court actions.
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Chris. Holler
St. Joseph County
Clara Sanders
Albion
Soo
Lake Wawasee
Syracuse
William Holderman
Elkharte County
Michigain City
John Hood
Mexico
Hood
Logansport
John Farling
George Laurie
Huntington County
Joseph Emory
John Nichols
Marshall County
John R. Nye
Warsaw
Ludlow Nye
Kosciusko County
Warsaw Times
Sam B. Leedy
Dutchtown
Columbia City
Jesse Roadarmel
Richland Township
Whitley County
Boardarmer
Town hall completed at Whiting. new electric line planned
Whiting finishes a 10000 dollar town hall and planners reveal Philip Matter aims to run an electric line from Marion to Peru via Somerset. In other notes, a four year old boy is bitten fatally by two hogs near Hebron.
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Angola
Whiting
Philip Matter
Marion
Peru
Somerset
Clyde Gibbs
Hebron
Wells County Canning
Bluffton
Henry Murden
James Ball
Kokomo
Ball
Murden
Meyer Baum
Ligonier
Cleveland
Idr. Baum
Joseph Levy
Notice to sell spirits in Allen County Indiana
Public notice states an applicant will seek a county commission permit to sell spirituous malt and vinous liquors in quantities under five gallons at a business location on Edgerton plat in Allen County Indiana for one year. Also mentions court case involving Libbie Watts and a foreclosure proceeding with a November 1880 deadline and attorney Thomas W. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Allen County
Board of
County Commissioners
Indiana
Edgerton
Marmaret
Birookes
Girdaimd
Allen
Kenit
Persem
Libbie Watts
Grase
Cheesy
Thomas W. Wilson
Abutacie Fae Disem and
Osetia Isthiere
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Cascarets
Newell
C. H. Ketrz
Jones St
Sioux City
Remedy Company
York
Fort Wayne
Trivey
Milligan
E Kruekeberg
WHITE
Northern
Cora Lehman
Chester Township
Wells County
Frank Dutton
Dutton
Miss Lehman
William Underwood
Philippines
Twenty-second
United States Infantry
Underwood
United States
Luzon
Huffman
Steuben
Lewis A. Hendry
W. C. Patterson
Patterson
Ronald Dawson
Justices Coxippen
Mr. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Robert Leatherman
Diether Lumber CO
Red
E. Superior St
City Mts
R. B. Gard
Fares Ciba
No. Née Street
Erate
Packard Music House
Calholn St
DR. Bulson
Wayne St
Timurs
Baswood Buts
S. F. Bowser & Co, (Incorporated
U. S
Calhoun Street
J. A. Williams
Mgr
Oaklawn Farm
City
St. Joe
Samuel M. Foster
L. J. Bobilya
Spring Grove
Paters
Ind
C. Carle
P. O
Huntington Road
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