ERA For Indiana Partly Cloudy and Cooler
A weather brief reports ERA for Indiana with expectations of partly cloudy skies tonight and cooler temperatures through Friday.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1896
Page
4
A weather brief reports ERA for Indiana with expectations of partly cloudy skies tonight and cooler temperatures through Friday.
A municipal board of public safety met last night but took no significant action. A mass meeting of workingmen is announced for 7:30 p.m. Friday at the circuit courtroom.
Summary mentions Summit City patent on a new water heater with brief notes on licensing to Benjamin Bauer and Mary Johnson for marriage. It also lists local notices about a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spanley near Fort Wayne, an injury to carpenter Carl Kesler, and various local events and ads including Harmony lodge No 19 I C O F visit to New Haven, street lighting complaints, and a Library Hall musical.
A long analysis predicts a gold mining surge in Utah New Mexico and Colorado risking a shift away from silver influence. Reports from Utah claim districts near Salt Lake City will rival South Africa in gold output within a year or two, attracting English capitalists and potentially altering state politics and the national silver question.
A Washington conference of colored leaders from Virginia North Carolina South Carolina and southern states proposed a gradual colonization plan for African Americans on irrigated lands near Phoenix Arizona The project aims to improve conditions for the black population through settlement in a land rich with minerals water resources and opportunity Potential transportation plans and future meetings are outlined with colonists to be trustworthy industrious and locate near the Arizona capital.
Real estate broker George A. Baker receives an odd letter from August Lahmann of Butler Texas seeking a replacement wife and two husbands. Lahmann lists his tall, slim profile and six daughters as eligible matches and offers Baker a 6 percent commission on every thousand dollars from the venture. Lahmann’s ranch is valued at $30,000 and he is described as a prosperous, trustworthy man.
A San Francisco boxing showdown between Jim Corbett and Peter Maher is being discussed as a limited bout before the Olympic Athletic Club. The club president hopes to settle by May 1, but Corbett’s stage commitments may delay the match if he cannot train in time. Corbett, a former world champion and former instructor at the club, cites local loyalty questions as a possible obstacle. If postponed past May 1, Corbett could agree to fight Maher afterward.
James Whitcomb Riley declares he has fully recovered from his illness and that stories of brain fever were exaggerated. He will not return to the lecture platform, living on a large book income and pursuing self chosen literary work as his own master.
A dock tailed horse appeared on Lewiston Idaho streets about a week ago, stirring excitement as the unusual eastern novelty attracted comment from several regional newspapers.
The Boston Herald notes Mrs O H P Belmont becomes the largest property holder in New port and owns more mansions than she can count. The item reflects on wealth and social standing with a witty remark about those who possess wealth. The report also mentions Missionary Knapp arriving in Aleppo after Turkish officials accused him of stirring Armenian revolt among Bitlis workers. It lists Illinois bankers delegates to the American Bankers Association in St Louis in 1896 including Frank W Tracy Homer McCoy E S Dreyer and others.
Samuel Covington an ore hauler opened fire injuring City Marshal Michael Keltoher during a dispute over wage attachments. Former Mayor Di Wyillic was reportedly present as tensions escalated in Central city on April 16.
The House favored the sitting member in the German vs Latimer contest from South Carolina. Blue of Kansas attacked General William B Franklin as a friend of Governor Smith of Leavenworth Home, accusing him of drunkenness and other misdeeds. Debate continued without completion. The Senate focused on the Du Pont contested election case as a few noncritical bills passed.
Advertises new and shop worn pianos with prices from $185 to $298. Claims two year in-store wear reduces value and invites customers to inspect and finance via paper drawing interest. Emphasizes need to convert stock into money and urges calls.
The passage notes that success and luck are separate outcomes. It argues many receive chance yet lack the shrewdness to seize it and convert it into achievement. It then references a firm described as an example of this dynamic.
Contest offers Mahogany Bedroom Suite in green Exposition Room priced at 139, Hungarian imports Wood Bedroom Suite in gold Room at 85, and an Outfit in the Delf Bedroom as a prize. Participants view items and submit entries for a chance to win.
A promotion urges buyers to stop renting and purchase land in Lakeside Fort Wayne. It promises easy financing through The Land Company and a quick build plan with Secretary Howey in Pixley Block offices. The copy cites Lakeside's 600 plus population and ambitious housing growth ahead.
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