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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1896
Page
1
Fragmented Time Marks and Codes
Unclear OCR shows scattered times and codes such as 10 00 am 11 06 am 5 05 pm 12 43 am 3 14 Gs47 5 04 and 8 43 am 1 30 pm suggesting a damaged schedule or log with multiple timestamps and alphanumeric markers.
West Bound Rail Schedule Notes and Agent
The timetable lists trains including No. 8 Pacific Express No. 1 Mail No. 3 Reading Express No. 7 Erie Limited No. 11 Express and No. 42 Local Freight for Valparaiso, with specified departure times on the westbound line. John Wher rlitt serves as the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Mail
Jexpress
Detroit Limited
Atlantic Express
Chicago Mail and Express
Chicago Limited
Pacific pEarane
J. Dacnwald
Westville
Ind
Erie Limited
Limited
Pacific Express
Reading Express
Alparaiso
John Wherrlitt
Doctor's Recovery Prompts New Public Use of Pink Pills
Lincoln Call reports Dr Samuel L Brown of David City recounts his paralysis and diabetes cure with Dr Williams Pink Pills. He credits the medicine with restoring his health and enabling a return to practice. He cites another Brainerd case where Postmaster Augustus Talbot improved from Brights disease and diabetes after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Call
Samuel L. Brown
David City
Butler County
Brown
Pension Board
Dr. Williams
Brainerd
Augustus Talbot
Bright
Ostmaster Talbot
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
California Excursions From Chicago on the Burlington Route
The Burlington Route runs personally conducted excursions to California leaving Chicago every Wednesday. Through cars with carpets upholstered seats bedding toilet rooms and every convenience. Route via Denver and Salt Lake. Special agent in charge. Write for descriptive pamphlet to T A Grady Excursion manager 211 Clark St Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
California
Chicago
Denver
Salt Lake
T. A. Grady
Clark St
An Advertisement for Salve by E. T. Scott
The best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores Ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by E. T. Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Scott
Cripple Creek Camp Boom Promoted by Wabash Line
The Cripple Creek mining camp is hailed as the greatest gold camp and is in a boom. The Wabash Railroad is promoted as the best route to Cripple Creek via Kansas City or St. Louis. Readers are urged to contact the nearest Wabash Ticket Agent for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Kansas City
St. Louis
Calkonor
Fight to a finish as 1885 apportionment law challenged
Indianapolis dispatch reports a second suit to defeat Indiana's apportionment law, seeking to strike down laws since state constitution, naming election officers as defendants. Also covers acquittal of Alonzo Rooker for wife murder on insanity defense and editorials criticizing the verdict and lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Republican State Committee
Matthews
Hamilton County
Gowdy
Alonzo Rooker
Warren ‘Tate
Booker
Revival Halted After Turmoil in Markleville
In Anderson Indiana March 4 religious excitement rose as Rev W C McCraig’s revival at Union church triggered frenzy. A farmer John Markle became a raving maniac, a boy’s dog was killed, and McCraig warned against babies in worship. Ordered to leave town, he headed north toward Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Markleville
W. C. McCraig
Union Church
John Markle
Bronnenberg
McCraig
McCratg
Chicago
Stabbed to death by his wife in Albany hotel
Joseph Linthicum a colored hotel porter died after his wife Sallie Linthicum stabbed him in the neck during a drunken quarrel. She was arrested and initially claimed suicide before admitting homicide. Linthicum 83 and from Hawesville Kentucky. wife from Brandenburg Kentucky. brother Arthur Withers also detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Albany
Joseph Linthicum
Maxedon
Sallie Linthicum
Linthicum
Arthur Withers
Hawesville
Brandenburg
Rush of Amateur Prospectors
Anderson March 4 Robert Y Spaulding discoverer of gold in Madison county caused a wild rush to a fine farm of 265 acres The Fred Bronnenburg farm four miles east of this city along White river in these banks Spaulding discovered gold silver lead tin etc An effort was made to keep locations secret but it leaked out and Monday there was no regard for trespass laws as men and boys used picks and shovels and tons of ore were carried away Bronnenberg generous man enjoyed visit of many amateur speculators and permitted many privileges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Robert Y. Spaulding
Madison County
Fred Bronnenburg
White River
Spaulding
Bronnenberg Place
Bronnenberg
Pfalagraf Wins Sick Benefits Case Against Protec tive Assn
In Greensburg the case of John Pfalagraf vs the American Protective Association of Batesville ended with a verdict for Pfalagraf. The jury awarded $260 for sick benefits, with costs to be paid by the association after about a week of trial and over seventy five witnesses examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
March
John Pfalagraf
The
American Protective Associationn
Batesville
Pfalagraf
Huddleston Awarded Ten Thousand in Winchester Rail Case
The jury in the personal injury suit by Dr. Albert Huddleston against the C C C and L railway at Winchester returned a verdict for the plaintiff. The decision awards ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddleston
New Castig
Albert BE. Huddleston
Rushville Preparations for Major Evangelistic Campaign
Rushville churches of the Methodist Episcopal, Christian, Presbyterian and United Presbyterian have hired evangelist Rev. Edgar L. Williams of Peoria Illinois for a two week revival starting March 8. Williams will be assisted by singer Maxwell in the county’s large religious effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Methodist Episcopal, Christian, Presbyterian and
United Presbyterian Churches of
Edgar L. Williams
Peoria
Ills
Williams
Maxwell
Troubles at Wabash College prompt suspensions
In Crawfordsville on March 4 the Wabash College faculty moves to resolve Feb 22 troubles. Several students are suspended and many placed under censure. President Burroughs says reports were exaggerated and denies threats to expel those involved. Freshmen who threatened to leave were reinstated and are now attending recitations promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Burroughs
Short Maple Syrup Crop Low in Rushville County
Rushville reports a maple syrup shortfall of several hundred gallons this season due to poor sugar water quality. Early spring opening required thrice as much sap, but recent cold snaps improved sweetness. now an ordinary barrel yields a gallon of molasses. Local sale only, minimal exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
General Store at Eckerty Closes Amid Sheriff Seizure
Eckerty March 4. Cannon Bros. general store near Eckerty shut by the sheriff after selling stock to Charles Sutter who received 2500 cash and 500 notes. Stock now seized by eastern firms as Sutter owes nearly 3000 for goods bought in the past year. Sutter had been in business less than a year and was thought to be prospering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckerty
Cannon Bros
Charles Sutter
Sutter
The Jeffersonville Murder Mystery Deepens
Jeffersonville on March 4 reports the Charles Scannell case remains unsolved as coroner Cook receives a Troy New York police chief letter. The officer suggests Scannell used an alias and local investigators now share this view amid ongoing uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Charles Scannell
Cook
Troy
N. Y
Scannell
Needham will case attorneys clash over new trial
Columbus March 4. Defense lawyers in the Needham will case worth $100000 filed a motion for a new trial. They sparked a sensation by submitting affidavits accusing Stella Kendall the plaintiffs principal witness of agreeing to receive 500 dollars a year an education and other favors in exchange for her testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ColumBus
Needham Will
Stella Kendall
Harrison En Route Home From New York to Indianapolis
Ex President Harrison left New York last night en route to Indianapolis after a visit reported in transit. The march journey follows his departure aboard a train with a brief stop noted in dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Harrison
New York
Indianapolis
Weather Forecast for Michigan Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin
The following twenty four hour indications from 8 p m yesterday show fair weather across Lower Michigan Indiana Illinois with diminishing cloudiness and slightly colder air from northerly winds. Upper Michigan and Wisconsin also fair with colder temperatures and northerly winds. Iowa will see diminishing cloudiness and colder air with northerly winds becoming variable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lower
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Upper
Wisconsin
Iiowa
Markets Report Shows Mixed Bond and Commodity Quotes
New York financials list money rates around 3.34 to 3.46 percent and bankers' bills firm with demand at 487 3 4 to 488 for ninety days. Board of Trade quotes cover wheat, corn, oats, oats futures, and various commodities with mixed closes. Chicago live stock at Union stock yards shows hogs and cattle prices across several classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
United States
Pacific O'S
Cubcanco
March
Board of Trade
Sligo
Illinois
Cape Cod
Chicago
Union
Recognition Policy and Cuban Insurrection Debate
Washington reports reveal the administration opposes recognizing Cuban belligerency or independence, citing Grant’s 1876 policy. The piece explains how recognition is a formal acknowledgment of a real state, and that insurrection without a capable government does not meet the belligerency threshold. It discusses when war exists and notes the government will continue to back the current Cuban authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Morgan
Washington
Cuba
General Grant
Attack on Morgan's Statistics and D o Lome Reply
Olney receives a dispute over Cuban war casualties cited by Senator Morgan based on an encyclopedia article. De Lome argues the contributor Bachiller y Morales was an insurgent and questions ministerial names. Weyler and Sherman dispute circulations and sources in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossiter Johnson
American Encyclopedia
Antonio Bachiller Y Morales
Manuel Gomez
Bassols
United States
Dupuy de Lome
Antonio Rachill R Y Morales
Spain
Bassels
de Lome
Olney
Department
United Sates
Madrid
Havana
Sherman
General Weyler
Ohio
Weyler
Senate
Enrique Doderis
Gormar
House Cuban Resolutions in Senate Facing Choice
Washington March 4. The house corrected Cuban resolutions to fit senate status as a substitute. Senator Sherman says the senate committee on foreign relations will meet to decide policy. Options include non-concurrence with a conference or acceptance of the house substitute. Frye favors accepting the house amendment to close the matter, while others see no material difference between the two houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Senate
Sherman
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Frye
Senate approves agricultural funds and mail reform
Proceedings in Congress show the senate passed the agricultural appropriation bill with no material change. A measure to stop bulky articles from moving free through the mails was approved. A joint resolution funded World’s fair medal distribution was adopted. Gorman gave notice to reconsider the enlistment bill. The house debated abolishing the fee system for U S attorneys and marshals without action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Senate
Wolcott
Gorman
House
United States
Bermuda Released After Seizure Over Insurgent Aid
The steamship Bermuda, seized in New York bay while allegedly preparing to sail for Cubs with men and arms for the insurgents, has been ordered released. Authorities say evidence shows the ship intended to depart but law and court decisions bar seizure and confiscation. The government did not plan to detain the vessel longer than necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bermuda
New York Bay
Arbitration board fails to settle dressmakers dispute
Chicago March 4 The state board of arbitration says no settlement is possible as the cutters favor arbitration but the manufacturers refuse The board also notes warrants against fifteen union cutters for allegedly forming a boycott and black list to injure Daniel Roth discharges and prior dismissal by Justice Hall remain under review
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicago
State Board of Arbitration
Anthony Thornton
Charles J. Riefler
William P. Read
Justice Hall
Henry Wambold
Daniel Roth
Kohn Bros
Roth
Unknown girl found dying after Riverside hospital stabbing
A well dressed young woman with a severe head wound lies unconscious at Riverside hospital in Wausau. Bloodstains mark a nearby buggy as authorities search for a man last seen with her. Initials H. A. on her clothing may identify her. she likely arrived from Stevens Point with the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watsau
Riverside Hospital
H. A
Steven's Point
Chicago and Alton Switching Charges Ruling
In Springfield on March 4 Judge Creighton ruled for the Chicago and Alton Railroad in the case brought by the Illinois railroad and warehouse commission over extortionate $2 per car switching charges at Union stock yards. The decision holds that 1873 rate laws were not violated and the case will proceed to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Springfield
Ill
Creighton
Ilinois Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Union
Supreme Court
Magee Enters State Senate Race in Forty Third District
In Pittsburg, C. L. Magee a noted Republican leader announces his candidacy for the state senate from the Forty third district. Magee has never held public office before, previously serving only as city treasurer early in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee
Picissuré
C. L. Magee
State Senate
Pittsburg
Ofiog
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