Indiana Forecast Likely Clears To Fair Conditions
Weather update indicates Indiana will probably clear to fair skies. Friday's temperatures will be colder with extreme low readings in portions tonight.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1896
Page
4
Weather update indicates Indiana will probably clear to fair skies. Friday's temperatures will be colder with extreme low readings in portions tonight.
Huntington resident Arles McGrew visits the city. Mrs J H McCracken hosts English club. Y M C A Athletic association plans a banquet. Funeral of Mrs Joseph Abst held at St Patrick's. Henry Niebergall gets permit to build a $360 frame house. Fort Wayne traveling men to meet at Randall hotel to greet Toledo drummers. Lot F Sharp and wife to host Fort Wayne friends at 83 Boone Street after Montpelier wedding. Bob o Link club marks third anniversary with refreshments. Fort Wayne lodge of Red Cross to be instituted with Curtis Lee and George Williamson assisting. Thief robs Rev William Quinlan’s residence after Sunday mass. Local business leaders chosen for working-men committee to begin work immediately.
Advertisement notes cash purchase offer from A. F. Schoch for summer suits with the promise of a $5 incentive. Claims largest and best assortment in the city and hours extend to 9 p m at 413 West Maz.
A New York correspondent reports on the cinemátographe, an early motion picture device from France, shown in London. He praises its realism, noting sequences such as Arrival of the Train and Bathing, with life like movement and crowd scenes, and predicts a strong New York showing.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes a new feature in Southern immigration as 300 Dutch colonists prepare to settle on a tract of land secured for them on Maryland’s eastern shore. The report highlights the trend of founding whole colonies in small, undeveloped areas.
Favorable comments on Nickel Plate passenger service note the Fast West express with departures from New York City at 6:00 pm Boston 3:00 pm Buffalo 5:35 am Erie 8:07 am Cleveland 10:53 am Fort Wayne 4:10 pm and arrival in Chicago at 9:00 pm. The service offers fast time, splendid connections, and the lowest rates.
Springfield April 9 George W Gere opened the Prohibition state convention and appointed temporary officers led by Oliver W Stewart. Delegates moved to permanent organization and a finance committee to select thirty delegates plus thirty alternates and two electors. The platform backed prohibition, woman suffrage, civil service expansion, free schools, Sabbath observance, a tariff commission, direct Senate elections, and free coinage of silver. A campaign fund of 1000 was started with donors. The state ticket would be nominated today.
Across states from Kentucky to Missouri and Oregon delegates to the St. Louis Republican convention were named. George Denny N N Coombs and alternates in Kentucky. W F Elgin and R D Littlejohn in Mississippi. W E Andrews D A Black A Christy in Nebraska. Wallace McCaminant C W Parish in Oregon. C S Moore J G E Galbreath in Oregon. C N Clark in Missouri with Edward Hobinson Joseph Park as delegates and McKinley endorsement in several posts.
Harrity declares Pattison as the man to lead the Democratic ticket next November suggesting strong support. The note, sent to press on April 9, frames Pattison as the party’s key figure for the upcoming campaign.
The dispatch cites election tallies in Beavers Dam and Third district with James D. Dick and Judge G W Burnell winning margins. It notes Randolph Kleburg elected in Texas Eleventh district by about 2090 over Lawhorn. A Cincinnati court plans to review a woman who kicked Scott Jackson amid tense proceedings. A deadly fire in Marshall county claims Jackson Martin family. In Newport Kentucky the Corbett Conley sparring case was dismissed after arraignment and jury was not seated.
A Punch spoof and a broad New York tale unfold from Broadway to Ithaca. An elegant exchange about aristocratic courtesies gives way to a wary art gift ruse ending in a bad debt verdict. A legal misdeal and a tall tale from a lawyer’s debate close the cluttered vignette.
A fragment from a London column recounts the king of Spain being teased about national mottos. He is shown asking what America’s motto is, and Count Z. replies Dieu et Monroe, a quip recounted by the New York World via the Philadelphia Press.
A dealer offers new and lightly used pianos at reduced prices. Chickering $298 from $500, Baldwin $218 from $375, Haines Bros. $185 from $850, Haliet & Davis $298 from $450. Store display stock shown to earn money or draw interest.
It is announced a chair of the Russian language will be established at Harvard next year. Professor Leo Wiener of the University of Minnesota, a native of Poland, has been appointed to the chair for five years. Next year a course in Russian grammar and reading will be offered, and the following year a course in the Servian language will be added. Smoke the Imported Brand, 10-cent smoke for 4 cents straight.
The ad promotes furniture displays in three rooms with price tags. The Mahogany Bedroom Suite in the green Exposition Room is offered at 139 dollars. A Hungarian imported Wood Bedroom Suite in the gold Room is listed at 85 dollars. An Outfit in the Delf Bedroom is highlighted for potential buyers.
The ad promises quick price advances and a delightful residence from $100 to $200 down. It offers land financing to buy a lot and build a home with repayments of one dollar per month per $100 borrowed, presenting an easy path to home ownership.
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