Murder Trial Opens Over Pearl Bryan Case
Scott Jackson faces the Campbell circuit court in Newport Kentucky for the Pearl Bryan murder with defense seeking to suppress alibi admissions as coerced. Prosecution hints Jackson may testify to a Cincinnati plan with Will Woods and Walling to mislead the authorities.
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Newponrt
Scott Jackson
Miss Pearl Bryan
Campbell Circuit Court
Leonard J. Crawford
Jackson
Miss.Bryan
Will Woods
Walling
Cincinnati
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Bellevue
George P. Wagner
Pearl O
Dr D H Beckwith Endorses Banning Braces
Cleveland Ohio September 3 1891 Dr D H Beckwith late president of the Ohio State Board of Health endorses the Banning braces and supports he reports their effectiveness for spinal curvature and ruptures noting high praise from the Worlds Fair jury and listing Mr Banning at the Aveline Hotel Fort Wayne with hours 9 am to 9 pm
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D. H. Beckwith
Ohio State Board of Health
Cleveland, O
H. Beckwith
Beckwith
Ohio
Chicago
Banning
Aveline
Fort Wayne
Birth Announcement for Clarence and Mrs Cook's son
A birth notice received today states Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook welcomed a son weighing nine pounds. Published with no comment. Also includes a line promoting Fresh Smesrcase dairy and a fish and oysters ad for Jackson's at 140 Calhoun Street.
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Clarence Cook
Jackson’s
Calhoun Street
Fort Wayne Club Falls to Indianapolis Grits
About 800 fans attended the Cent livre's park game as Indianapolis defeated Fort Wayne 8 to 3. Dammon and Wood worked for Indianapolis with Knell and Criger catching. Tebeau Thurston McCarthy Stewart starred for Fort Wayne but the visitors pulled ahead late. Motz was sidelined for Indianapolis, Moe Cauley subbing at first. Fort Wayne schedules include Terre Haute, Chicago Maroons, Cleveland, and a three-game run with Anderson potential.
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Centlivre’s Park
Indianapolis
Fort Waynes
Fort Wayne
Knell
Criger
Tebeau
Lyndhss
Thurston
Blake
Grey
Summer
Carrick If
Indianapolis — Dames
Wovod
McCauley
White
Stewart
McCormick
Connor
Hogreiver
McCarthy
Dammon
Wood
Jaynch
Motz
Moe Cauley
Anderson
Muncie
Meyer
Terre Haute
Chicago Maroons
Anniversary Celebrated by Alien Lodge No 3505
The Odd Fellows lodge No 3505 held anniversary exercises at African M E church with large attendance from the city’s colored community. Rev Smith of South Bend gave the opening address recounting the society’s growth, followed by I F Williams. The Hamilton Colored Cornet Band, newly formed, escorted Rev Smith and performed well. Ice Cream Soda sold at A C Aurentz 5c per glass.
Impenetrable Mystery After Mrs Shondell Takes Laudanum
Last Saturday at 8 PM Dr Kappel was summoned to 252 East Wayne Street where Mrs Shondell lay near death after swallowing laudanum. She recovered enough to be conscious by Sunday morning but remains in a critical condition. Family silence prevents explanation and husband, an engineer at Baker's saw mill, offers no details.
Pianos For Sale And Rent At Baldwin Co Chicago
PIANOS. We offer better prices and payments than any house in the city. Our stock is the largest with many styles in fancy and light woods. Call and examine. it will pay you. Pianos For Rent with allowance on purchase. D. H. Baldwin & Co., 98 Calhoun Street. Call to hear the AEOLIAN.
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D. H. Baldwin & Co
Calhoun Street
Aeolian
Big Alimony Bid In Daily Divorce Suit
Malinda A. Bowersock filed for divorce from Andrew Bowersock and sought $18,000 alimony in the Superior Court. Edith Miller obtained a divorce from William Miller in the Superior Court. Rachael H. Hohnfels vs Moses Hohnfels is in trial in the circuit court. Standard Oil Co. won $800 judgment against McDonald & Watt in Superior Court, while J. K. Armsby’s firm also gained a judgment against McDonald & Watt.
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McDonald & Wilt
Malinda A. Bowersock
Andrew Bowersock
Edith Miller
William Miller
Rachael H. Hohnfels
Moses Hohnfels
Standard Oil Company
McDonald & Watt
J. K. Armsby
McDonald & Wait
Night Scholarship Contest Attracts Strong Interest
The Post offers a night scholarship to the boy who submits the most coupons from this paper. The entry deadline is May 20 with the award to be given then. Competitors include Charles Condon and others listed among coupon entrants.
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Post
Fort Wayne voters face council at large race
The Fort Wayne Post urges residents to choose five councilmen at large and ten ward representatives in two weeks. It criticizes incumbents and business-backed candidates, citing records on streetcar policy, pole tax, and fare changes, and endorses candidates who favor a 3-cent fare and competitive streets system.
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Fort Wayne
the Post
The
Post
Jonn Mohr
Mohr
Common Council
Hamilton National Bank
Everett
Council Chamber
Committee of
Fisher
Council
Pary
Ernest W. Cook
E. W. Cook
Allen County Loan and Savings Association
Cook
Mr. Cook
Charles H. Waltematil
Waltemath
Old
Court Hears Arab Suspect in Calhoun Street Assault
In police court Ernest Bowser Peter Marritt and Richard Candor faced trial for assault after a confrontation on Calhoun Street sparked by a perceived insult to Candor an Arab observer and a language barrier affected witness testimony. The mayor suspended sentences and the trio was released. Charles Cole was fined a dollar after an intoxicated arrest on DeWald Street. Officers investigated a 13 year old alleged to have been stolen locating her with a relative but the child remained with family to be returned home.
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Ernest Bowser
Peter Marritt
Richard Candor
Candor
Calhoun Street
Merritt
Bowser
Hines
Hikel
Charles Cole
DeWald Street
Liggett
Schlaudroff
Aubrey
East End
Wolf's steady vote for fare cut and streetcar deal
As chairman of contracts and franchises Wolf pushed for a 3 cent fare and a city revenue share from streetcar operators. He has consistently voted for the measure, defended taxpayer interests, and resisted corporate pressure, indicating a likely pro taxpayer course if reelected.
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Wolf
Mr. Wolf
You Can Make $5 By Buying Summer Suit Cash
Cash buys your summer suit from A. F. Schoch at 413 West Main. Store advertises largest selection in the city and notes open until 9 p m.
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A. F. Schoch
West Main
Toledo Travel ing Men Meet Fort Wayne Drummers at Randall Hotel
Toledo traveling men planned a business gathering with the Fort Wayne drummers at the Randall hotel last evening. Dick Townsend hosted a banquet after the meeting with a long late-night reception, the guests leaving by dawn amid expressions of gratitude and good wishes. Ice cream soda advertisement noted at the end.
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Toledo
Dick Townsend
Randall
A. C. Aur
Berry Street
Entz
After Salons Officer Hines Gains Entrance to Two Houses
Officer Hines obtained entry to two houses of call, securing access amid ongoing investigations. Neighbors reported no further disturbances as authorities continued inquiries.
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Hines
Saloon Sunday violations lead to arrests in Fort Wayne
Officers using disguises to detect Sabbath desecration find two saloonkeepers facing affidavits. Bohner fined $1 and costs. Rosenthal granted venue change. Proposals invited for Cathedral remodeling by Bishop Rademacher with bids due April 28 1896. Also notes injuries to George Shane and Francis Brown from recent accidents.
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Hines
Bar of Justice
Grand Street
Rudolph Beverforden
Calhoun Street
Jacob Bohner
Lafayette Street
Moses Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Bohner
Beverforden
Bullerman
Joseph Rademacher
Fort Wayne
Clinton Street
Ind
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
A. Druiding
J. H. Brammer
V. G
Elite Excursions Offer Cheap Westward Travel via Wabash
On specified dates readers may travel west and southwest at reduced fares over the Wabash. Full details available at the ticket office. Also advertised ice cream soda at 5 cents per glass at A. C. Aurentz’s 18 West Berry Street.
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A. C. Aurentz’s
West Berry Street
Wabash
Ticket Office
A.C. Aurentz
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Wagner
Kentucky Hospital For
Miss Watkins
Dr. Wagner
Dan Meyer & Son
East Wayne
Glascow
Elsmere
Organdiej Raye
Paragon CO
Indianapolis Sluggers
Diamond Dust
Washington
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Weessees
St. Louis
Ovese
Boston Perreery
New York
Baltimore
Louisville
Alien Lodge I. C. C. F
A. M. E. Church
Joseph Shondel
M’donald & Watt
Charles Condon
Soir
Corporations
the People
A. P. Buchman
Buchman
Francis M. Smaltz
Smaltz
Nebraska
William Meyer JR
William Meyer, Jr
William Meyer
Pat
News
Morse
George Shane
Francis Brown
Centlivre Oil Company
Montpelier
Ia Wabash Railroad
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