Romantic voyage to Tippecanoe by Buchanan party
Mr and Mrs Charles J Buchanan return from a Kosciusko county summer trip with musings on Tippecanoe headwaters. Mrs Bechap an sketches water color impressions. The party notes dwindling Indian era settlements, shifting rivers, and a camping route from Warsaw to McCauleys spring through Boydstown, Barber, and Ridinger lakes with abundant wildlife and clear springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Buchanan
Western Writers’ Association
Kosciusko County
Tippscanoe
Nile
Buchanan
Lake TT
Warsaw
Serene Lake Tippecanoe
McCauley
Frazier
Boydstown
Barber Lake
Ridinger Lake
Grass Creek
Tipnecanoe
River Journey Notes From Tippecanoe to Monoquet
An observer recounts a river trip down Tippecanoe, describing the wilds, wildlife, and a dam at Oswego. The party paddles past Monoquet, recalls an Indian chief's poisoning tale, and notes aging settlements, trees, and local fare before taking a train from Rochester.
Paving Push on Virginia Avenue Projects Progressing
Superintendent Shearer of Western paving reports eight active jobs and grading on two squares of Virginia avenue as crews push toward a concrete base. He expects the large nine square length to finish quickly but cannot give a precise date. He sees no injunction trouble from property owners and notes Delaware street work will finish in two weeks with eight days required for concrete to set before asphalt. Wabash street is to open to the public Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearer
Western Paving Company
Virginia Ave
Board of Public Works
Delaware-st
Wabash-st
Bears Fail to Shake Markets as Confidence Returns
New York reports show no gold shipments to Europe on Saturday and no evidence of distress at any house. Rumors linking a prominent firm to serious complications or possible failure were proven false, and bears who spread them faced swift demoralization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Tia
Bears
Prohibition Lawyer's Office Dynamited in Pendleton
The dynamiting Friday night targeted D C Manning law office in Pendleton, a noted prohibitionist who prosecuted open saloon keepers. In Sioux Falls South Dakota a judge signals changes in divorce laws, predicting many of 96 applicants may seek new venues due to stricter interpretation. Des Moines plans a massive starch factory and expanded grain storage as the starch trust shifts toward the Northwest distribution hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderson
Ind
D. C
Chicago
S. D
Judge Aiken
Starch Frust
Des Moines
Tis
Starch Trust
Trust
Aeronaut Love injuries detailed by Dr Marseée at Fairview Park
Dr Marseée says aeronaut Love who fell July 21 at Fairview Park had no bones broken and will not be crippled for life. Legs paralyzed yet use retained. Henry Talbott returns from Alaska with icebound tales amid heat. Romeo Johnson back from Boston notes frigid evenings with many in overcoats. Vacation prompts church unity as First Baptist joins Dr Haines and similar moves by Drs Milburn and Cleveland.
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Dr. Marseée
Love
Fairview Park
Henry Talbott
Alaska
Romeo Johnson
Boston
First Baptist Church
Going Back to Africa full-blooded negro urging migration to Liberia
A Washington report says Liverpool shipowners and Liberian emigration firms plan a deportation drive of southern blacks to Liberia. A fleet will sail from southern ports to the African coast with first departures in two months. Benjamin, a Liberian-based organizer, says millions are eager to leave and Africa is seen as the promised homeland. Other updates note speeches at the National Chautauqua and ships Charleston, Philadelphia and Petre reaching Atlantic ports.
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Washington
Liverpool
Liberia
Baltimore
Benjamin
South
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Africa
Peach Fight Ends With Two Peddlers Arrested
At the market two fruit peddlers Ora Dolan and Edwin Lockwood fought over space by a loaded wagon. They toppled into peaches, creating a peachy melee as bystanders watched. Detectives Daugherty and Kaden nabbed them, both covered in peach pulp and bruises, taken to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Dolan
Edwin Lockwood
Lockwood
Daugherty
Kaden
Justice Habich Indignant After Convention Report
A Sun reporter recounts a Democratic city convention remark about Justice Habich losing the police judge nomination due to Lemon Reinhold’s visits to his office. Habich later threatened the reporter with “four grown-up boxes” and a beating, prompting the paper to defend its item and dispute the justice’s charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Habich
Sun
Lemon I. Reinhold
Habich
Justice Habibh
Tue Sun
Reinhold
Court of Justice
Six Die in Corunna Fireworks Factory Blast
Maprio August 1 reports a blast at a Corunna fireworks factory that killed six people. Fire officials say the cause is under investigation as authorities begin inquiries into the deadly accident and assess the site for safety compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maprio
Corunna
Assault and streetcar work starts on Plum street tracks
A gang of Citizens' street railway workers began tearing up Plum-st Saturday for the College-ave rapid transit line. Hill Furgeson faced assault and battery charges in mayor's court after seizing Henrietta Watson by the throat and causing a scene. Multiple local residents and a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla appear in the report, with odd details and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Plum-st
College-ave
Hill Furgeson
Garden St
Mayor’s Court
Henrietta Watson
Birtus
Juling
Janna Janutz
Louis
Roger Young
B. L
Mary Carson
R. T
Lottie Hughes
Ebenezer
Ella Gill
David
Fannie Gauman
Deatus
John Karcher
S. Meridian St
Keanningtonst
Is William a Slave French Papers Say His Case is Serious
French papers report a sensational Berlin wired story alleging Emperor William II is physically and morally succumbing to morphia. It claims he is on a doctor ordered regimen, seized of morphia, and limited to Bier de Nurberg as stimulant while intoxicated conduct aboard the yacht Hohenzollern includes rapid speed, flag tropes, cannon salutes, uniform changes, a fatal shooting by Lieut Schroder, sailors revolting, and the emperor being thrown from a bridge with injuries.
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Ais
Aug.j
Berlin
William
Hohenzollern
Lieut. Schroder
Convention at Grand Opera House nominating Herod for mayor
The city Republican convention convened after 1:30 at the Grand Opera House with Newt Hardin elected permanent chairman. Caleb S. Denny and James Blaine were among the crowd as ballots proceeded, resulting in Herod winning the mayoral nomination on the second ballot amid loud cheers and a unanimous show of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Sun
Caleb S. Denny
Joyce
Talbott
Otto Gresham
Newt
Hardin
Democratic Party
Harrison
Judge Gresham
James G. Blaine
Chas. Heckman
H. A. Joyce
S. BE
Tilford
Gd. Ellis
Judge Hill
L. Jones
Preston Curry Trusler
Wm. H. Hobbs
Wm. Tf. Brown
Newt. Harding
Ed. Dean
Caleb Denny
W. W. Herod
J. W. Hess
Wm. A. van Buren
Thaddeus Rollins
Hezekiah Dailey
Hess
Mr. Rawlins
D. W. Grobss
Justice Smock
Resolutions Committee
Board of Public Safety
Common Council
Otto Stechhan
McCarty
Rawlins
Stechan
Smock
Pep
Pepe
Vonbuton
Wubbs
Benny
Dean
Herod
Grubbs
Denny
Bute Dasavagen
Wim. H. Lester
Smith
Cca Cnesvor
Warwick H. Ripley
Granville Wright
Robert J. Smith
D.W. Grubbs
J. W. Fes
McCarty Says Nay Not Candidate For Mayor
A Democratic nominee for councilman at large voices sympathy for Republicans as the party laments its losses. The piece notes Denny’s refusal to enter the mayoral race, GOP opposition, and continued jockeying over clerkship nominations, with names like Hol Dean Van Beren and Judge Howe mentioned amid factional maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick McCarty
Hol
Dean
van. Beren
Judge Howe
Denny
Keene Credited With Recent Stock Market Rushes
Wall Street cites Jim Keene as the mastermind behind recent breaks in Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Northern Pacific stocks. The Telegraph notes his past and return, crediting him with driving gains in sugar trust plays, Burlington, and Northern Pacific while predicting vast profits and a large short position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evening Telegram
Jim Keene
Wall Si
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Northern Pacific
Keene
National Cordige Company
Jim Keane
Buarlington
Spili
Rock Island
Gould
Connor
Wallst
London
Burlington
Little Bear
Tao
Quay Denies President Asked Resignation
In an interview Senator Quay says President Harrison never suggested his resignation as chairman. He notes Harrison has long known Quay wished to retire at the earliest opportunity and denies any inducement or pressure from the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Washinetoy
Harrison
Alexander Vance Bound Over for Pro curing Young Girls
Alexander Vance, a Black man brought from Anderson by Detective Thorn ton, faced a preliminary hearing before the mayor in Indianapolis on a charge of procuring girls for immoral purposes. The alleged victim Mamie Embera testified that she was introduced to him and lured to Anderson with promises of work and railroad fare, then taken to a rough out of town house, where she was held and abused. Vance, with four prior penitentiary terms for burglary, was bound over to the grand jury in a sum of 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Vance
Anderson
Thornton
Indianapolis
Mamie Embera
Drakest
Vance
Mit Bee
Plucky Parnell Vows Leadership Amid Desertions
Aug. 1 report from Lonpor states renewed Boulogne talks with Dillon and O'Brien failed after their jail release. Parnell seeks to salvage leadership via envoys but loses widespread support. He plans a speech next week in Ireland’s strongest ecclesiastical district. Also: Pueblo reports Chief Krauge died after a Friday night riding accident while exercising his horses.
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Lonpor
Dillon
O’brien
Dublin
Parnell
Boulogne
Ireland
Pueblo
Aug. L
Robert K. Krauge
Rivalry and Results Spark Busy Sports Roundup
The Northwestern league headlines a crowded page with notes on players like Anson and Rusie, race updates from Hawthorne and Brighton Beach, upcoming bouts in New Orleans and Indianapolis, and league standings showing New York over Brooklyn and Chicago defeating Cincinnati. Also mentioned are lamps of prohibition, corrections, and office ads.
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Anson
Colts
Chicago
Suns
Silver Plates
Brighton Beach
St. Paul
Lena Frey
Royal Garter
Prince Fortunatus
Emmett
Lee bin Nam
Baltimore
Sullivan
Rusie
Brooklyns
Potomac
Jerome Park
Walcott
Air Shaft
Chesapeake
Correction
Prohibition
Esquimal
Futurity
Bushong
Perus
Grand Avenues
Shamrocks
Billy Meyer
New Orleans
Johnny Griffin
van Heest
Garfield Park
Blue Rock
Modjeska
Orlie
Elsie B
Gold Stone
Hawthorne
Myrabeau
Little Billy
Atticus
Town
St. Alban
Spikes McCoy
New York
Jack Moran
Boston
Saffron
N. Y
McCoy
Dixon
Danville
Ind
Louis McPherridge
Indianapolis Pike
Cleveland
Little Albert
Ryland F
Direct
Alvin
Justina
Belle Hamlin
Globe
C. J. Hamlin
Kramer
Mr. Brush
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Buckley
Terry
Daily
Gambert and Kittridge
Mullane
Harrington
Philadelphia
Clarkson
Gansel
Esper
Cassian and Clements
Pittsburg
Woman horsewhips rival over husband affair at home
Mrs. James McDaniels, wife of a painter, explains to the mayor on Saturday how Tillie Cook provoked the attack by boasting she could take her husband. McDaniels seized Tillie by the hair at her home Friday night, delivering a threshing. the mayor deemed the act justified and released her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDaniels
S. Liberty St
Tillie Cook
Tillie
Alliance Boycott Hits Indiana Farmer Over Alliance Ban
Aug 1 Indiana dispatch reports a county boycott against Austin Cox a wealthy wheat farmer near White Lick creek. Neighbors refuse to help harvest and will not allow threshing machines on his land unless he joins the Farmers' Alliance. Cox refuses to sell or join, leaving stacks of wheat unthreshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannov.le
Ind
Austin Cox
White Lick Creek
Farmers’ Alliance
English Cricketers Sail to Tour United States and Canada
Lonxpon reports a team of English cricketers will sail on September 14 to tour major cities in the United States and Canada. They will play in prominent venues across both countries, presenting a major cricketing showcase abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonxpon
America
United States
Canada
Tragic Bay Area killings and a runaway child report
A series of brutal incidents include Myra Fancher 16 shot dead by A. GC. Jones after a broken engagement, a Birmingham depot fire with 50 kegs of powder exploding, and a Detroit fatal shooting between Fred Garrand and Charles Bigley. In New York a 12 year old girl Josie Gamble narrowly escapes after a dramatic seven story rope descent as crime agents pursue her, prompting child protection intervention.
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Myra Fancher
A. GC. Jones
Selwood
Fin
Birmingham
Ala
Fred Garrand
Charles Bigley
Detroit
Bigley
Garrand
Josie Gamble
W. Fifteenth St
New York
Rose Gambie
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Mrs. Gambie
Fifty-sixth-st
Josie
Ffteenth-st. Block
Finn
Agent Hunt
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Kosciusk County
Taverna
Tippecanoe
Bloomingsburg
Tippecanoe River
Preenas Bottie Glass
Oswego
Monoquet
Atake
Monoguet
Rochester
J. Buchanan
Anxioue
Elliott
Gilbert
Glen Echo
Navy Department
Charleston
Santa Barbara
Petre
Bar Harbor
Dacetor
Hood
Thas
Germany
Herod, Smith, Wright
Blaine
Fred Knefler
Charles Baden
Bacon
Naveress Wright
Aaa
Bud Swift
Wright
Fourteenth
Sai
Harding
Ranofian
Holto
W. W. McCrea
J. Q. Hicks
MccCrea
Henry Jameson
M’cartysays
D Énne
Tallentire
Wharton
Third Ward
John Puryear
Fourth Ward
Tun
Henry Swestland
King
Chen
Carpiro
Wales
Anz
Angelica
Indiana
Illinois
Horace S. Clark
Rome
Bank of Rome
Old Catholic House
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Balmaceda
Lisbon
World’s Fair Commission
Alset
Visw
Russia
England
Berkley
Sporting Lith
Ofice
Wm. L. Elder
A. B Moyer & Co
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