Uhl's Attorneys Ready for Trial in Sewer Case
The circuit court plans Monday hearings on Dr. M A Jordan's restraining order blocking city wastewater assessments. Both sides show optimism with Uhl's and Long's officials expecting either dissolution or permanent injunction, tied to the city debt limit and sewer contract legality.
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M. A. Jordan
Board of Public Works
West Side
Circuit Court
Uhl
S. T. McConnell
Uwhl
B. F. Long
Aly
Nine Deaths in Pittsburg Flood Ravages City
Pittsburg reports one of its worst floods in a decade with the rivers still rising. Nine deaths have been reported and thousands are left homeless in nearby communities as the disaster unfolds.
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Pittsburg
Flood danger rises as Ohio river swells in valley
In Cincinnati on March 14 the rising Ohio River fuels flood fears. The danger line has been passed with many towns flooded and thousands left homeless across the Ohio valley.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Thaw Trial Testimony Recounts Nesbit Paris Claim
New York March 14 renewed demoralization in the stock market as Hummel testified in the Thaw trial that Evelyn Nesbit told him she said in Paris that White did not drug or betray her.
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New York
Hummel
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Paris
White
Walther League annual convention to be held in city
Several hundred members are expected at the annual spring convention of the Walther league of the German Lutheran church on May 14. Stettiner hall is engaged for day and evening sessions with delegates from across the state attending.
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Walther League of the German Lutheran Church
Stetiiner Hall
Suit Against Berry Over Hotel Wiring Fees
George W. Cain filed suit against John Berry proprietor of the Columbia hotel in Judge Graves court for 26.00 as a settlement for materials and services rendered while wiring the hotel for electric lights.
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George W. Cain
John Berry
Columbia Hotel
Judge Graves Court
Seo ville Party Evangelist to Speak at Shop Meeting
An evangelist from the Seo ville party will address the Panhandle shops gathering tomorrow afternoon. Miss VanBuskirk will sing at the meeting.
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Seoville Party
Panhandle
Miss VanBuskirk
Man Attacks Teen on Erie Avenue. Hartwick Averts Worse
Miss Mary Gaghyan, sixteen, was struck and knocked down on Erie avenue near Ninth street. Christ Hartwick intervened, striking the assailant behind the ear and possibly saving her from serious harm. Hartwick described the suspect as heavy built, in a black suit and stiff hat. police were updated and the girl provided limited details.
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Mary Gaghyan
William Gaghyan
Twelfth Street
Erie Avenue
Christ Hartwick
Hartwick
Miss Gaghyan
Fort Wayne Eagles Prep for March 20 Banquet
Local Eagle lodge plans a banquet in Fort Wayne on March 20 to inaugurate a class of thirty candidates. Invitations extend to the New Castle Anderson Knightstown Logansport and other district aeries. At least fifty local members will attend.
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Fort Wayne
Smallpox Case Reported in Two Toledo Families
This morning a second smallpox case was reported to Dr. Hollo way, secretary of the city board of health. The Martin family at 1819 Toledo street and the Miller family at 1811 Toledo are under strict quarantine.
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Holloway
City Board of Health
Pew
Martin
Toledo Street
Toledo
Miller
Fidler Elected Captain at K P Logan Company Meeting
At the Logan company No. 26 Uniform Rank in the Pythian lodge rooms an inspection by Col. John W. Warner of Lafayette led to election of officers Harry Fidler captain Arthur Foust first lieutenant and Rollie Mannering second lieutenant following the inspection by the Eight regiment of the Indiana Uniform Rank.
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Logan Company
K. of P
Pythian Lodge
John W. Warner
Lafayette
Indiana
Harry Fidler
Arthur Foust
Rollie Mannering
Embezzlement Allegation Sways Fraternal of Fraternals
Sherman Mohler, treasurer of the Fraternal of Fraternals, is alleged to have embezzled 17.25 belonging to the order. An affidavit filed in Judge Hanawalt's court by Scott Price accuses Mohler as missing since last Friday. Mohler’s wife reports he left with no money or provisions leaving the family destitute. John Geyer stands surety to cover the shortage. Officers seek Mohler as he disappeared from his home near Vandalia shops.
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Sherman Mohler
Hanawalt
Scott Price
Fraternal of Fraternals
Mohler
John Geyer
Affidavits Against Tirzah Court Official Postponed
Forty affidavits accusing Stelloel Smith former Tirzah court secretary are withdrawn in Judge Hanawaits court as parties seek indefinite postponement. Smith had sued his prosecutors in Judge Graves court seeking 500 dollars for malicious prosecution citing fear of further action.
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Stelloel Smith
Tirzah Court
Tribe of
City to Redeem Old Orders Before January 1 1895
City controller announces that all orders issued before January 1 1895 will be redeemed and stop bearing interest after the 21st of the month. This move will reduce the city debt as many old orders are turned in, with only 700 of 5000 dollars redeemed so far.
Mrs Value Remarries After Deathbed Confession Twist
Ella J Vallie formerly Ella Koons married George W Clarke in Springfield Missouri on March 2. She was previously linked to the murder of Upside Vallie. foreman Charles Baker was convicted for life but Vallie was acquitted. A deathbed confession implicated Baker, leading to his release.
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Ella J. Vallie
Ella Koons
George W. Clarke
Frank Murden
Springfield
Vallie
Upside Vallie
Jefferson
Del
Charles Baker
Wallie
Baker
Vellie
Denver
Wallies
Eld
Yallie
Glee Club Cancelled for Seoville Meetings
Frank Metrakken, ex secretary of the railroad Y M C A and Franklin College, manages this season's glee club. The planned appearance in this city on April 1 is cancelled due to Seoville meetings.
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Frank Metracken
Railtoad Y. M. C. A
Franklin College
Glee Club
Huntington saloonmen propose 50000 bo om plan to exclude rivals
Huntington saloonkeepers propose to raise 20000 more for a 50000 fund if county commissioners agree to block new saloons until population hits 25000. They pledge to buy local goods and promote home trade, hoping to shield the boom from competing low price liquor merchants.
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Logansport
Huntington
Saloonists
Iuntington County
Revival Biggest Ever Held Here Aevangelist Quotes Great Men
Evangelist Scoville cites sayings of Washington Sumner Gladstone Jay and others on faith to frame a revival in Logansport. He urges rail workers and families to attend as the campaign claims record results with thirty conversions last night and two whole families saved.
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Josiah Strong
George Washington
Charles Sumner
Gladstone
John Jay
Macauley
Logansport
Bacon
Clark
Ingersoll
Beecher
Indiana
Struck House Damages Home of Local Resident
The home of Mrs. Elizabeth Kroll at 1317 Wright Street was struck by lightning during the Tuesday storm. Minor damage was reported.
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Elizabeth Kroll
Wright Street
Eagles No 323 Celebrates Fourth Anniversary Banquet
The local aerie No 323 held a banquet in their hall to mark four years since its founding. About two hundred members attended as the group reported growth to 350 members since inception Tuesday.
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Aerie of Eagles No. 323
Aerie
Herrmann Brothers Update Marital News from West
Dr Franz Herrmann of this city learns his brother Dr W A Herrmann now in Los Angeles married last Sunday to Birdie Penn formerly of Camden.
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Franz Herrmann
City
W. A. Herrmann
Los Angeles
Birdie Penn
Camden
Wedding Story That Nearly Wins A Scoop
A local editor is pressed to print a wedding tale as told by an eager informer named Jerry Ryan posing as Tom Maxwell. The account describes a frugal bride and a hard handed farmer groom with no flowers or formal dress, and neighbors note a simple ceremony at the bride’s father’s home.
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Tom Maxwell
Susie Smith
Bonaparte
Pap Smith
Arkansaw
Tom
Mr. Maxwell
Maxwell
Jerry Ryan
Sue
Trouble Maker George Allen Again Causes Disturbance
George Allen, known for threatening Lee Wah Sing over a longstanding grudge against Chinamen, returned to the city and caused a disturbance. Police monitored him all day and he frightened schoolchildren near North Side school as they left. Allen was taken to headquarters and later returned to the country.
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George Allen
Lee Wah Sing
North Side
Allen
Panhandle crew responds to major washout near Cincinnati
Early morning near Cincinnati a Panhandle wreck crew was summoned around 2 o clock to repair a serious washout. The incident marks one of the worst washouts the Panhandle has faced in the past year.
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Panhandle
Cincinnati
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Walther League
Berry
H’m
Cay
Fidler
Stoc
Bono
WOT
Sherm” Mohler
Stell. Smith
Evangelist Scoville
Eagles
West
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