Fraternal and Masonic Lodge Meetings Listed in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne notices list Fort Wayne Chapter No 19 R A M meets Wednesday evenings with stated first Wednesday. Council No 4 R & S M meets at City Lodge No 170 F and A M with first Friday communications. Open tooses including Op Fire Company No 1 meeting at Firemen's Hall first Thursday.
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Hove Lodge
Postoffice
Court St
Daniel Gibson
W M
James E. Graham
Robertson
J. W
Samuel Thanhouser
Treas
Jota Lille, Jr
W. H. Brooke
John B. Morgan
Ayne Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
Everett Pierce
J. Freeman
J. R. Wheeler
Geo. W. Wilson
Phil, R. Grund
Jals
Fort Wayne
R.A. M
Ps H. Hamilton
Bas O. Smith
Billingron
J. W. Reyoonis
Graham
G.M
Come Neavish
P. M. Ford
F. Boltz
J. Shoaft
T. I. Ga
M. Tebodiy Wits Council
Ummit City Lodge
Berry and
Calhoun Streets
W. C. Babcock
M. Cc
L. Thomas
Wm. Knight
Israe Lee
We. W. Flak
Sec’ry
OPE Tose Company
J. Q. Beard
Abeer Hook and Ladder Company
Vogil
Carter
Odd Fellowship Fraternal Group Meeting Details
The notice lists meeting times for UMMIT Encampment No 16 Wayne Lodge No 14 Aumee Tribe No 23 ECATUP Council No 4 and Hook and Ladder Company No 1 with officers and meeting nights at Berry and Harrison streets and monthly or weekly schedules. It names officers such as W P Berge Co P HW Turner U P E Stdel S W J Henderson and others with roles.
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Ummit
W.P
Berry and
Harrison Streets
James Legret
Sachem
R. H. Harrison
Sen
Chas. Wadlington
Guard of the Forest
McHi-Dly
Fires Ravage Three Cities. Silks Stolen in New York
Extensive blazes hit Toronto California Nashville and Rock Island with wholesale thefts of silks reported in New York. Authorities assess damage and investigate stolen goods and arson links as firefighters battle multiple blazes and markets report losses.
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Toronto
Nashville, Tenn
Rock Island, Ill
Mexican News and Atlantic City Dispatches
A Mexico special reports Texans under Juan Munose crossing into Guerrero for Juarez, with Burozs sending troops from Camargo to Reynosa and Matamoras siege postponed. Also: Erie Railroad locomotive explosion injures crew. a man killed and a family badly hurt near the wreck. O Donov an Rossa seeks Tweed seat with 6,000 votes in dispute. Democratic caucus in Maryland urged inactivity. A Brooklyn man found dead on railroad tracks. Toronto fire destroys wholesale stores. San Fernando de Apure captured by government troops after a betrayal. Stokes case proceeds in New York court. Burglaries drain Washington Street. $15,000 recovered. Albany restricts sectarian school funding. Boston railroad bankruptcy ruling affirmed. John Tyan sentenced to 20 years. Charles B. L40 dies at Picksville.
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New York
Mexico
Juan Munose
Guerrero
Mior
Juarez
Burozs
Camargo
Reynosa
Matamoras
San Luis
Rocha
Diaz
Puebla
Rochas
Susequehanna Popot
Erie Road
Patrick McCoy
Panama
San Fernando de Apure
Iron block fire wipes out wholesale stores in Toronto
A major blaze in Toronto damaged nine of eleven wholesale firms in the Iron Block area. Losses across dry goods and related trades run to about 500000 dollars with total insurance not yet ascertained. Names include Stanton & Co Paper Manufacturers. Dolsby & Co Jno Robertson Jennings & Brandon John Charlesworth Barclay Evans Mark Fisher Livingston & Schneon Walls Campbell Buell Race Gotthie.
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Toronto
Stanton & Co
Dolsby & Co
Jno. Robertson
Jennings & Brandon
John Charlesworth
Barclay, Evans & Co
Boots
Mark Fisher & Co
Livingston & Schneon
Thomas
Walls'& ‘Co
Campbell
Buel
Ohio Briefs: River Collision and West Virginia Convention
The Belle Vernon sank after striking ice at the Licking River mouth with 400 tons of perishables aboard. Loss estimated near 100000 dollars. ship owned by Cincinnati Louisville and New Orleans Packet Co. and insured in Cincinnati. Charlestown Convention fixes age residency for offices. governors and judges 35, senators 25, with 5 years residency. Anti dueling clause adopted. River Improvement delegates named for Cincinnati meeting. Japanese Embassy invited to visit Cincinnati. time constraints to be decided. Fire at Sharpsburg Bath County destroys a Presbyterian church and five businesses. three men arrested for arson amid mob tensions.
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Cincinnati
Charlestown
West Virginia
Committee On
Holt
State Board of Public Works
Sharpsburg
Bath Co
Missouri Bribery Probe Ties Bank President to Drafts
The Topeka special notes Adams testified to drafts through Caldwell signed by him and money paid to members. Missouri lawmakers plan to impeach Caldwell by ousting County Court Justices and ordering a November election. State bonds worth forty six thousand dollars mature February 22 and will be paid in currency in New York.
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Br. Lovurs
Topeka
Asaya
Adams
Caldwell
Friends
United States Senate
Judiciary Committee
Missouri
Bank of Commerce
New York
Fire destroys book bindery at Methodist Book Concern in Nashville
A blaze at 12 last night gutted the bindery and spread to the composing room of the Methodist Book Concern. Losses reach about 15 000 in the bindery, 10 000 in the composing room, 5 000 in the foundry, with 5 000 insured for the building. Counts of uninsured plates and presses total 3 000. Dozens of workers are temporarily out of work. Fire origin unknown. Also reported death of Granville O Tarbott, former Nashville editor and Bank of Tennessee president.
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Nashville
Methodist Book Concern
Summers
John Locken
Philadelphia
Granville O. Tarbott
The
Nashville Union & American
Bank of Tennessee
Philadelphia Delegation Seeks 1 Million for Public Buildings
Washington reports a Philadelphia delegation urged Congress to appropriate 1 million dollars for public buildings in the city and 500 thousand dollars for sites. Brewer’s representatives pressed committees to modify the tax law and adopt the stamp system for taxation, with no tax reductions requested.
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WasHington
Philadelphia
Committee On Public Buildings
Brewer
Illinois Glass Works Burned At Rock Island
The Rock Island Glass Works factory building was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss about 11000 with 8500 insured. The building will be rebuilt and operations resume in two weeks. Other company structures suffered minor damage and orders will be filled.
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Rock Island
Rock Island Glass Works
Shite
Senate Echoes Clash Over Brownlow Remarks And Reorganization Bill
Washington debates flowed from a civil service reorganization bill to a Naval Appropriation discussion. Brownlow defended his Tennessee governorship amid Beck’s criticisms, denying public hatred and claiming honesty in state dealings. The Vice-President called the language improper as the Senate resumed Sumner’s resolution and Harlan spoke on arm sales in the Franco Prussian era.
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Washington
Quincy
Til
Yeas
Willard
House
Mr. Brownlow
Beck
Brownlow
Tennessee
Snd
Reconstruction
Mo Refego
Chandler
Casserly
Senate
Blair
Hts
Treasury
Mr. Beck
Sumner
Harlan
Florida Senate Urges Osborn Resignation Over Federal Appointments
Tallahassee dispatch reports Florida Senate voting to request Senator Osborn to resign citing that federal officer appointments he recommended obstruct the Republican government.
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Savannan
Tallahassa
Florida
Assembly of Florida
Osborn
Teledo Market Report
Telegraph notes Feb 15 market round with flour and wheat quiet and No 2 red at 1 dis 14T 4gc. Corn dull and oats quiet with Michigan at 14 1 4 cents. Dressed hogs at 520 dollars and clover seed at 570.
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Telegraph
J ToneEve
Michiigan
Dernott
Treadwell
Detroit Market Report Telegraphed Prices
Detroit Warker by telegraph reports corn and hog prices with quotes for various grades. Prices show wheat and hogs in limited movement, corn steady near quiet levels, and hogs showing irregular demand with weighted values.
Maine Republicans elect delegates to national convention
In Augusta on February 14 the Republican caucus of the Maine Legislature elected delegates to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. J W Porter was named chairman and Eben Woodbury secretary. Resolutions endorsed Ulysses S Grant and Schuyler Colfax.
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Augusta
Philadelphia
J. W. Porter
Eben Woodbury
Grant
Colfax
Railways Reopen Freight Service Amid Flood Conditions
Cincinnati reports railways south of the city resume freight movement as the river rises 2 ft 6 in to 19 ft 8 in in the channel and freezes over solid.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh River and Weather Report
The Monongahela River near Pittsburgh stands about six feet and is rising slowly. Weather is cold. In Paris dated February 15 Bonaparte’s adherents are stirring support among a certain class in favor of the former emperor.
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Prrrapunat
Monongahela
Paris
Bonaparte
Smong
Financial News Roundup From New York Markets
New York stock market reports show money at 6 percent and gold steady around 1104. Government state bonds remain firm while stocks are dull and steady. Delaware and Lackawanna and Milwaukee market notes appear amid a general, subdued trading tone.
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New York
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Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel
Dumm & Fleming
Weekly Sentinel
Tyler
Burgess
Wes
Sentinel
Sentinel Office
M B Morris
Ald
Cts
Chica
Ciachkinath St Louis
New Orleans
Noviwem
R. J. Fisher
Sol. D. Bayless
Wolke & Trentman
Mayer House
Wayne Street
Oppa
H. & J. Read
Sentinex
H. Grimme
Washington Street
A. Rekers
Ind
Masonic
Harmony Lodge
Wm. Killen
N. G
W. W. P. Berry
W. G
J. Albrecht
P. K. Grnond
Gordon Green
Odd Fellowship
Wayne Lodge
A. J. Collister
J. M. Graf
V. G
E. Zorbaugh
R. J
Wm. T. McKean
P. J. Ise
Oo. U. A. MI
Ecatup. Council
Frankin Fry
H. Fry
V. C
C. E. Davis
C. Bobman
Financial Sec
B. Oskiey
Trena
Porter Chamberlain
Alonzo Woodworth
Aplealy
Broadway Bakery
Bakhay
A. J. Langohr
Ck Ho Eer Lin Co Care
Hivataalary
Power
Ante
Wpirite
de Loss
Caria Eeerneat
Way
Jeorson Ste
BR Co
O'Donovan Rossa
Tweed
Rossa
Aucus
Annapolis
Maryland
Hamilton
Merrick and
Kitchey
Brooklyn
BorraLo
Charlesworth
Robertson, Walla
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Stokes
Charleston
S.C
Ingersoll
James Harvey
Albany
New York City
Woodruff
U. S. Court
United States Court
Connecticut
Boston Herbor & Danville Railroad
John Tyan
Sing Sing
Charles B. L40
Picksville
Canada
Ohio
Stramboat Bunk
Richard Smith
Japan
Sanar Lake
C. E. Oxions
Illinois
Congressional
Ceorcia
Senator Osborn
New Yoas
iSo
Cincinnatii Barket
Coxownati
Buffalo
Burraro
Teledo Market
Detroit
Flamelton’s
Forresters
N.C. Forrester
NEW York Company
N.c.forrester
Benicia Loy
William Rostetter
Leacter
Tessie Brown
Lucknow
Aparssron
C. L. Will’n Muete
J. R. Forrester
Qreo
W. Stevens
Conrad Neirester
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Columbia Street
A. Hattersley
Port Wayne
Summit City
W. B. Lupton
Lupton & Christy
Conrad Neireiter
Penn &81
Fittsburgh, Pa
Bea Whey
Columbia St
Amber
Saratoga
WM. Schulz
Calto
Steeet
Pureieise
Tse
M.D
Harper's
Hatter
Aveling House
Harper’ S
Tree Bess
Harper
the Hatter
Calhoun St
Aveline
McOugal
Body Brussels
Velvet
Wilton
Adelaide
Axminister
Kidderminster
Rugs & Mats
Nottingham
McOugal & CO
Clinton St
Maine
Pittsburch
Financial & Commercial
Bigoncie
Penneyivanis
Delaware and Lackawanna
Milwaukees
Mutwavass
Chicago
Ferdinand F. Boltz
ES Promistons
Gia Pero
McMurray
Java
Hyson
SOAPS
OLD Central Grocery
C. L. Hill
Calhoun Street
United States
Wm. Knabe & Co
Steinway &Co
Chickering & Sons
Emerson
Lorenzo Maton
Ama & Wilson
Trunks
Valiss
John Fasen
Fort Wayne, Ind
Gould
Col
Barr
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