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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1896
Page
4
Railroad and Shops News from Fort Wayne Area
S. A. Crawford resigns from Electric works as machinists and foremen resume Wabash shop operations. Wabash and Nickel Plate staff updates include Zeigler and Uran reports, Ed Tate to Fostoria, Schaff freight run, and Hettler's Philadelphia trip. Niagara of earnings noted for the Milwaukee St Paul line, while Grand Rapids and Indiana orders six vestibuled coaches. Delphi residents protest fast train bypass.
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S. A. Crawford
Electric
A. P. Nechter
Wabash
Peru Hospital
William D. Yergens
Andrews
Fort Wayne
Charles Zeigler
van Wert
John Uran
Fred Legerman
Pittsburg
Defiance
Ed Tate
Fostoria
Schaff
Anthony Stier
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
United States
Lake Shore Road
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Pullman Car Company
Cincinnati
Lakes
Delphi
Ind
Protest Brews Over Arrangement Cited by Will Co Tailor
Will Co. Cleary merchant tailor at 118 Harrison Street near Washington advertises stylish spring suitings and neat repairs as laborers prepare a protest against an arrangement.
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Will Co. “Cleary, Merchant Tailor
Harrison Street
Washington
Eight Hour Move at Chicago a Complete Success
Fourteen walking delegates from the carpenters' executive council direct strikes on city jobs employing non-union men or paying under union wages or over eight hours. About thirty jobs have been struck since Monday. contractors sign the union agreement and resume work after strike. Non-union carpenters are forced to join the union with a $10 initiation fee. The bosses' union and labor men appear to conspire to curb competition and curb underbidding.
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Chicago
Curiaco
Carpenters’ Executive Council
Carpenters’ and Builders’ Association
Union of Bosses
Body in box sod case identified as Oliver Pike
In Curiaco on April 1 the body found in the box sod at auction last week is identified as Oliver Pike of Ohio. The coroner's jury confirms Pike as the deceased, while friends of Prosper Chezal of France dispute the ruling and vow to pursue possession of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Oliver Pike
Ohio
Prosper Chezal
France
Chral
Republic of France
Interstate Commerce Act Amendment Rumor and Goats Case
Wasninetos reports Senator Cutlom plans to introduce an amendment to curb cheaper foreign goat transport against domestic manufacture after a Supreme Court import rate decision. No form decided until the court opinion is published. In Pavana on March 31 rumors persist that General Gomez is dead, though not believed.
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Wasninetos
Cutlom
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Supreme Court
Pavana
Tae Ral Gomez
City Party Platform Endorses Nonpartisan Reforms and Economy
The platform pledges nonpartisan police and fire management, nonpartisan boards for water works and schools, and tax relief while extending water works. It calls for fair taxation, cautious franchise grants, and improved water supply with technocrat leadership. Oakley is nominated for mayor. Jefferies named city clerk, several council-at-large nominees chosen. Water works trustees backed, convention adjourned.
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Common Council
Board of Public Works
Board of Water Works
Oakley
C. K. Stemen
Jefferies
Frank Thompson
William T. Jefferies
W. J. Vesey
Paul FE
Wolf
Eighth Ward
R. B. Hanna
A. J. You
Fifth Ward
C. M. Jones
S. F. Bowser
Col
D. N. Foster
E. W. Cook
Frank Smalz
Td Davis
A. P. Buchman
Ninth Ward
Andrew R. McCurdy
Messrs. Bowser
McCurdy
Theodore Haberkorn
William Beck
KE. G. Cox
Seventh Ward
Capt. C. Hertler
W. D. Page
William Meyer
Bass
Local Grocery Ad Promotes Dried Goods and Produce
Advertises butter at 3c per pound then 1b offers, 15c fresh eyes, and dozen at 10c. Cured hams drop to 9c, sugar cured bacon 8c. Home grown potatoes listed at 20c per bushel. Michigan Hebron potatoes shown at 30c per bushel.
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Michigan - Hebron
Bungled Cuban Garrote Execution Shocks Havana
In Havana on April 1 five Cuban prisoners from Cigajabo faced garrote execution. The chief executioner faltered, nerves shaking as the lever was turned, yielding a brutal, prolonged death that left witnesses pale and horrified. One man confessed guilt. others claimed innocence.
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Havana
Cigajabo
Valentine Ruiz
Execution scenes and a dangerous resuscitation on the scaffold
The report details a nervous chief executioner and a failing assistant during a series of Cuban executions, with Ruiz eventually completing the task but the fourth man slower and more error prone. A San Francisco jeweler’s wife murders her children, then a note in German. In Puayix government records dispute and a Kansas forgery arrest tied to a confession, with drink blamed for downfall.
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Valentine Ruiz
Ruiz
San Francisco
Olga Deuss
Deuss
Memories of College Days in 12 Weeks
A man recalls college life compressed into 12 weeks and explains why he left early. His wife teases him about the rapid, crowded experience, while a senator’s wife comments on a brainless man in a jokey exchange.
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Chicago Post
No title available for fragment on utilities in outskirts
The fragment notes that residents in the outskirts should not expect access to natural gas, waterworks, or sewerage for years to come, signaling long delays or gaps in essential services.
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Pennsylvania Company
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Friendship Lodge
B. E
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J. G. Thieme
HOU SC Gissus
Cuba
Jack Ketch
Hughes
Puayix
A. T
Bruce
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Lawrence
Kans
Alton
Ills
Charles Conwell
Conwell
Wyoming
Parvo
Sorghum
Washington Star
Monument of Fame
Sonable
I. H. Case
Calhoun ST
Foster
Lakeside
G. Klug’s
Hanna ST
Empire Theatre
West Main Street
T. Jaktheimer & Son
Tailors
Tri-State Building
Mennonite Book Concern
East Main Street
Bradley & Son
East
Wayne St
Mark
DR. Kilmer
A. J. Keller
Lou Elk
Calhoun and
Washington Boulevard
Mary A. Whery
Madison St
Gottveres
Telentons
J. B. Monning
Vedermark Block
Calhoun Street
Fisher Brothers
Samuel Fisher
Max B. Fisher
Sommer’s
New York
W.g.burket
D.D.S
Pape Furniture Company
E. Berry Street
EOE Aest Roe Onal Csrees Sia
Callioun Street
O. B. Fitch
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Brenzinger Bread Baking
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