Catholics Agitated By Bishop Rademacher Selection
Catholic communities in the Vincennes diocese and Evansville deanery discuss the possible elevation of Bishop Rademacher of Nashville to the Indiana archdiocese. The outcome could seen as the final destiny for the Sandwich Islands era plans, with Father McBarron tipped as a likely successor if appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich Islands
Evansville
Ind
Vincennes
Rademacher
Nashville
Tenn
Dwenger
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Iowa
Hllinois
Chatard
Vincennes Dioscese
EB. McBarron
Church of the Assumption
Father McBarron
Ust
Father Fitzpatrick
the Sacred Heart
P. H. Rowan
Assumption
Sugar planter envisions annexation for Sandwich Islands
John A. Scott, sheltered fourteen years on the Sandwhiel Islands, travels via Victoria to Almonte Ontario. He manages a sugar plantation and believes annexation is the islands fate, though locals likely oppose it. He urges delaying a plebiscite to allow natives to gain republican habits while whites favor change. Nationwide crop reports note drought and pest damage, with corn and potatoes hardships across Indiana Ohio Michigan and general pasture losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Clspeelah
John A. Scott
Sandwhiel Islands
Almonte
Ont
Scott
Gasoline Explosion Damages Home and Injures Several
A gasoline stave exploded at Willi F. Field's residence in Decatur UL and ignited clothing on Mrs. Henry M. Gossett. She toppled into a doorway and died. Mrs. Catherine Gossett suffered facial burns, and Mrs. William Kiekd sustained serious injuries as siblings witnessed the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi F. Field
Decatur
Henry M. Gossett
Catherine
William Kiekd
Farmer slain and brother wounded in potato theft near Birdsboro
A farmer named William Ploughfield and his brother John were attacked while confronting two men stealing potatoes from a patch near Birdsboro Pennsylvania. William was stabbed to death and John wounded. The assailants fled the scene and remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Ploughfield
Birdsboro
John
Michigan Peninsular Car plants lay off 1500 workers
In response to the current financial stringency, over 1,500 workers at the Michigan Peninsular Car Company operating two plants in Detroit were laid off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Peninsular Car Company
Detroit
Bank Robbery Attempt and Tragedies Across Several States
Reports from Topeka and Illinois describe a bank burglary thwarted after hours of effort by gunpowder and crowbars. In Ohio and New York, deaths occur from boiler blasts, a yacht sinking on Lake George, and a man’s suicide amid market failures. Other updates note a mall of fires in Mauritius and a London Board of Trade finding about a ship collision with an iceberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Bridenthal
George Kisner
Quincy
Bradshaw
Hoe
Bradhaw
Breckinridge
Chippewa Lake
Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
John Phillps
Medina
Chicago Flyer
Phillips
Wass le
Abraham Beam
Bomereat
William Smothera
Jeffersonville
Ind
Frank van Loon
Columbus
Ohio
Farmer Vandermark
Mount Joy
Lake George
N. Y
Rachel
Fourteen-Mile Island Hotel
Hundred-Mile Island House
Pour Point Hotel
Barber
Claude Grancer
Phillip
Granger
One Hundred Island House
Nelson van Kirk
Chicago
Bard of Trade
Fri- Gay
Peter McGough
Naples
Rinski
Queenburg
Lord Randolph Churchill
Port Louis
Mauritius
London Board of ‘Rude
Naronic
New York Exchange
Cheato Gas
Paul
Harlingtod
Gain
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Eunope
Mexico
London
Pueblo
Colo
United States
Chicago Board of Trade
George G Parker
Parker & Co
Gregg
Missouri
Vernon County
Seven Decrets Bank
St Paul
New York Standard Watch Company
Jersey City
Jammes H Walker
Judy Windes
Ed Ard
Ci Tithe
Pittsburg
Kaw
Kansas and Texas Coalmpany
Henry Smith
Cummuliiee
Evansville and
Terre Haute
Orbvett
Terre Hau'e
Evansville
Dre Ma
Evansy
Arkenses Valley
Leadville
Wal—Paper
Fire records flash across towns with deaths and losses
Fire reports describe Chinese miners attacked by white workers in Colorado’s Targall Gulch with eight killed and seventy five Chinese workers displaced. Chicago Olson flats fire damages 26000 dollars, and Vanderburg infant dies. Burlington County cranberry and timber losses total millions. Ashland forest fires threaten city. Duluth fires threaten highlands. Minneapolis saloon destroyed. Des Moines Drake University politics and Iowa governors' terms noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Targall Gulch
Colorado
Targall Placers
Olson Flats
Chicago
Samuel Vanderbure
Vanderburg
Burlington County
New Jersey
Mullica River
Ashland
Wis
Whitman & Barons Manufacturing Company
Akron
Ohio
Kunane City
Duluth
Thomas Moore
Minneapolis
Sualt Bre Maiie
Mich
Gabriel
Roach
Explosion on German steamer Baden at Kiel kills seven
A disastrous explosion aboard the German armor clad steamer Baden at Kiel resulted in seven deaths and seventeen wounded. Lieutenant Ostener and Wemnbach are named among the casualties. A cable message from Burgeon K B Young of the marine capital service was received by Surgeon General Wiman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden
Kiel
Ostener
Wemnbach
Wiman
Burgeon K B Young
Manine Covpital Service
Judges and officials noted as World Fair items and politics
A jumble of notices covers World Fair proceedings and public figures including Judge Larcom and Justice Blatchford intrigues, labor disputes across the country, railroad talks, editor changes at major papers, and local disturbances from Elberton to Leadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larcom
New York
Justice Blatchford
Julge Baldwin
Connocticut
Belog
Florida
Famuoels
Rajab
Aliwalia Kijab Rajagan
Kapurthala
8. Louis Republic
New York World
Jones
Mr. Pulitzer
Santa Fe
Jacksonville Boutheanstern
Banca Fo
Notios
Ounce
Jack Bonville
Elberton
W. Va
Martan Mitchell
Alexander Mitcheil
Aluiwokee
John LL Mitchell
Wisconsin Fire and Marine Insurance Comany’s
J. Washingan Logue
Philadelphia
B & Conaty
Springfield
Mina
Mra A. 3
Coney
William McMahan
Cleveland
Aup Doylan
George A Phillips
Philadelphi
G A. Dawson
Clocionati
Supreme Trustees
Fo Clark
Cambridgeort
Mass
A. T Anderson
Bicagoa
Supreme Herald
EF. Wood
Vineland
N. J
Cfe Maxwell
Hunverhill Mass
AL S&s
Indianapolis Prepares for Grand Army National Encampment
Indianapolis readies for the twenty seventh Grand Army of the Republic encampment to begin September. Railroads offer reduced fare a cent per mile each way, lodging for 125000 with private homes listed, barracks for 25000 veterans, meals priced from 25 cents to 35 cents, and a week of parades fires fireworks and receptions led by Commander Weissert with interstate access via Union Railway Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Mae
Bath
Fortune
State House
Court House
Falinoo
Harthon
Weissert
Woman's Relief Corps
Tomlingon's Hall
Anderson DePuys & Co Steel Firm Plans 10 Percent Wage Cut
Anderson DePuys and Co of Chartiers, a steel manufacturer employing about 1200 workers, issued a notice that all departments must take a ten percent reduction in wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Falla Company
Woonsocket
Cotton Dress-Gooda Manufactrere
American Rubber Company
Boston
Methue, Cotton Mills
Knitted Fabrics Company
Methuen
Masa
American Tube and Iron Company
Middletown
Lorala
Pacy
Elyria
Obo
Haa
W. Fres: & Co
San Francisco
Asewta
Nampa
Idaho
Hervey & Powers
Ft Louis
Boots
Shoe
Philadelphia Packtog
Yiaion Company
Telestriale Aheret
Anderson, Depuy & Co
Chartiers
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Saathensee
Around
Rademacher Archibishop
Fostoria
Cadwalder Noaring
Glancy Davis
Fred ©. Myers
Davis
Myers
Michigan
Moo
Crime and Casualty
Aylesworth
Drake University
Des Moines
Boips
Towa
State Central Committee
Camobell
Rain
National League
Hotch
Ww Po. Beatons BR
Cineir Ts
Philadephia
Bt Tau
Mtteburs
Baltimores
Clevelands
Brooklyns
New Yorks
E Louis
Chcaco
Hous
Gia
Carrie—shipping
Louis CartTir
Oate—Ko
Petunia
York" Cotter
Ace Ceeencens
Saneneeras
OOM Vias Arenes
Meena Nants
Valonvun
Mernes
Syre
Ceneises Huttes—Creamery
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