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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1871

Page

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Fort Wayne Advertisers and Local Merchants Listing

A long directory of Fort Wayne vendors across Columbia Street Calhoun Street and nearby blocks. It lists J A Shoaff P Stockbridge Giewon & Bro Thomas Mannix Foote & Wooster Ever Bros Isaac Dentist and others, detailing wholesale and retail shops for groceries hardware groceries millinery medical services clothing and more, with addresses and ad notes.

P. Stockbridge Columbia Street Giewon & Bro Vordermark & Sons Phenix Phomas Mannix Wald & Co Foote & Wooster Main Calhoun Streets Ever Bro’s & CO Keystore Columbia Daniel Vollmer Calhoun Berry Streets Pry Goods, Oot & Company Columbi Etreet Greecrs Greecrs, Bortz & Bro Calhoun Street Jan ES Harper & CO Medical Eclectic School of Medicine Edinburgh Scotland Jefferson Medical Colere Philadelphia Fort Wayne Morgan & Beach Leonard Phenis Block Mbe. Woodward Whylessle and Retail Court House C. G. Vogel & Sow

Attempted rape case shocks Frankfort on blackberries outing

Frankfort Kentucky August 4 correspondence reports a married tailor Pfeifer wife attacked by a black man with a knife while gathering blackberries. The assault left the wife dead. a child witnessed the crime. A search failed at first but later the suspect was identified, jailed, and recognized by the victim. Civilians considered mob action but authorities and troops were deployed. The community demands swift punishment.

Pfeifer Nightfal Main St. Clair Lynch Valley Rifles

Deacon's chimney and Sabbath reform debates in Cincinnati

A scattered 19th century column notes Cincinnati clergy and laymen pressing for stricter Sunday observance including closing beer gardens and halting labor. It cites Deacon Richard Smith's chimney smoke as alleged Sabbath violation, and hints at rival misdeeds by S Romeo Reed amid a broader regional report. The item also covers a dysentery outbreak in the Southern Prison, a sheriff's office dispute in Princeton, Evansville misfortune of Kentucky-born families, and a Newport hailstorm damaging crops.

Cincinnati Richard Smith S. Romeo Reed

Dublin quiet as Fenian amnesty debate stirs cities

London reports Dublin calm but restless crowds press for amnesty for Fenian prisoners. Police and troops remain on alert as discussions over royal intercession, trials, and possible government actions unfold across Ireland and Algeria.

London Dublin Prince of Wales Howe Smyth

Meeting of Boiler Makers Denounces Inspectors

New York August meeting of the Boiler Makers Association denounces the current inspection system and calls for change. Speakers attack Staten Island Ferry Co. for being close and mean, blaming an old boiler for the disaster and claiming New York inspectors are inexperienced.

New York Boiler Makers’ Association Staten Island Ferry Co United States Richard Moore Williamsburg Charles Coulter Fish the Herald Southern Claims Commissions Court of Arbitration Washington Charles Francis Adams Richard H. Dana

Weather report from PirrspureH Aug 8

The Weather River News reports clear conditions at PirrspureH with a channel swell of about 30 smehes and slowly rising waters. No arrivals observed.

Pirrspureh Monongshela

Michael B. Robenton Killed by Lightning Near Yanxton

Michael B. Robenton, an elderly and respected resident, was struck dead by lightning last night two miles west of Yanxton as he arrived home to turn the horses and allow his family to exit the carriage. The bolt also killed the horses.

Yanxton D. T Michael B. Robenton Here

Pleasonton Suspended as Commissioner by President

General Porter carried a verbal demand for Pleasonton to resign. Pleasonton refused. The President, informed, suspended Pleasonton under the tenure of office act and named Deputy Douglass to succeed him. The change was expected to occur during the day.

Pleasonton Washington Porter Com. Pleasonton Douglass

Kentucky Returns Stir Legislature Races Across Counties

From Campbell County Kentucky partial returns show Baker ahead of Berry by 142 and Stone ahead of Morris by 46 in legislature races. Governor’s race tight with 25 to 30 vote spread. Lewis County backs Republicans for the legislature. Harlan about 100, Thomas about 300. Also word of suspected express robbers captured near St Louis with five men named.

Ciformati Campbell Co Kentucky Baker Berry Stone Morris Lewis County Harlan Thomas St. Louis Jesse Camron Peter Sheridan Thomas Grady Pat Cunney David Sander

Philosophy of Marriage Lectures at New York Museum

A new course at the New York Museum of Art covers marriage philosophy and living well through life stages. The program promises guidance on youth, maturity, and old age ideas, with a modern interpretive approach to relationships.

New York Museum of Ana New York Broadway Hompnery Hoemruesy

Financial notes from New York Market and signals for fall campaign

New York market reports show gold steady at 1194½, stocks dull and heavy, government and state bonds steady, money easy. Telegraph quotes mixed prices with Western stocks strong, wheat corn and pork data, and petroleum at 13½ to 25 cents. overall market tone hints at rising prices if strong autumn demand returns.

New York Telegraph New Yorks Httle Western Non Telegraph Adams Welle, Faighe & Co Whoteersiey Gure Eemey States Scrip Exie Ccc Reading Michigan U Lake Shore Illinois C Pittgburgh Owacanes Cleveland Coal Rock Tsland Toy St Paul

Cincinnati Market and Toledo Market Report

Telegraph market notes from Crsownati and Toledo on August 6 and 8 list varied commodity prices. Flour and wheat mixed, corn steady, cotton and whiskey near steady, pork and lard firmer, butter and cheese stable, with river level changes and weather details noted.

Market Report From HMuftulo August Trade

Wheat terms show sales of 20 600 bushels with No 2 Milwaukee futures around 8( 19120. Corn sales reach 30 000 bushels at 55 cents, with spot and lot prices at 58 cents. Canal freight rates remain dull.

Burra O Milwaukee Fuarrive Canal Freighta Dull

Provisions Mixed as Pork and Whisky Prices Noted

By Telegraph Curoaco on August 8 prices show pork sales at 1275 dollars with seller in September. Lard and whisky markets noted as dull to steady with cash bids around 59 for whisky and September 8 3 4 bid in cash.

Milwaukee Markets Hold Steady Amid Busy August Trade

Milwaukee workers report wheat steady at 1 dollar per bushel for No 2 and flour prices unchanged. Telegraph notes August activity remains steady with no major shifts in commodity values.

Milwaukee Milwauckee

Prices Current for Groceries and Lumber from August

Wholesale price list reports current groceries and lumber costs. Entries include coffee, cheese, fish, fruit, sugar, tobacco, tea, syrups, and lumber items with per-unit and bundle rates, listing N1igall Western Reserve, Government Java, mackerel, oranges, currants, pine lumber, and boards with varied sizes and prices.

Tarsman & Son Itkalke Java Western Reserve Patnu Imperial Japan

Produce-Jobbing Prices and Market Notes

A brisk mix of grain and produce prices across many commodities. Flour wheat, red wheat and oats show varied per barrel and per bushel figures. potatoes, beans, butter, lard, flax and timothy trades noted. meat, poultry, feathers, rags and wool ply diverse quotes amid steady or quiet demand. New wheat arrivals signal larger market flows. receipts and quality readings described alongside several grade distinctions.

Time Navy

Wayne Chapter No 19 R A M meets Wednesdays weekly

The Wayne Chapter No 19 Royal Arch Masons holds meetings on Wednesdays with stated communication on the first Wednesday of every month. Officers listed include Scribe E O Pool P Bweet C A Ferd F Bolts and other members along with trustees Sam C Flut Ty and Beerie Beery Rabam.

Beeryrabam Biward Tenny Dr Whedon ON Binkle Jos. Freeman Sam. C. Flut Ty

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