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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1895
Page
4
A garbled fragment discusses expectations of being up to date and value, noting concerns about promises and price. It hints at a sea setting or promise but lacks concrete facts or names.
Typographical Union No. 78 held its annual election with E. B. Smith as President and W. A. Hall as Vice President. Other officers include E. S. Baker, C. E. Baker, G. R. Hench, and a full executive board and auditing committee. Delegates to the Trades and Labor Council are listed and will take seats at the December 13 meeting. Also noted is Wayne lodge No. 25 Masons annual meeting on December 28. The Manning Building at 19 East Main is offered for sale at 10 500. Everett and Doud handle the sale.
Real estate and personal security financing advertised with loan options. Highlights include secured and unsecured terms aimed at property owners and individuals seeking cash against assets. Contact information not shown in readable text.
Mrs Wm Harrison entertaining daughter Mrs C L Saylor of Chicago. The Order of Modern Woodmen of America to meet tonight to nominate officers. Sol D Bayless lodge No 359 F and A M to confer third degree this evening. Miss Susan Morss and Miss Louisa d Isay return to Kansas City. Caledonian society to meet tonight to elect officers. Mr Robert Penman and his mother head to New York then sail to Scotland. Miss Stella Hague returns home to Auburn. St Julian Council CG B L to hold important meeting tomorrow evening with officer elections. Barnum livery barn sold to Charles Reidmiller. Ads invite shoppers to A F Schools for large coat suit selection. Miss Ella Plumadore returns from Pontiac with sister Mrs George Gale. Mr and Mrs A B White return from bridal trip. reside with J B White temporarily. Fortnightly club meets at public library. paper on The Ethical Basis of Charity. Canvassing Agents union elect officers led by McKee, French, Quackenbush, McDowell, Lieben, Rhodes, Schrader, and others.
Newspaper item lists numerous railroad workers and their status from Fort Wayne and surrounding shops. It notes repairs after a Thanksgiving fire at Wabash boiler shops, freight train counts, sick absences, and personnel changes at Pennsylvania, Wabash, and Erie lines. It cites a Norfolk-like roster of names, places such as Butler and Huntington, and mentions Santa Fe earnings and Ohio Southern rail extension updates.
A switchman at the east yards suffered a severe arm injury when a switch lever fractured the bone after striking him. An Arab vendor fell stairs at Lafayette and Virginia, fracturing his skull and breaking a thigh bone near the hip. A Y M C A swing rope broke injuring a young man with a concussion. A guest child from 56 Nelson Street broke an arm playing, with Dr Porter treating the fracture.
W B Wheat of Orleans New York claims a hilltop well 80 feet deep and 60 feet of water bearing clay and sand accurately forecasts weather 12 to 24 hours ahead. He notes water discoloration signals storms, cites August 16 187? to 17 terr eclipse storm in Wayne and Ontario counties, urges scientific study in Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Norwalk Ohio stands alone in offering at least 250 residents free telephone service for a year after the Harrison line undercuts Bell. Bell counters with $1 yearly rentals in homes and businesses, drawing hundreds of subscribers while Harrison kept free service. next year Bell aims to charge a shade less than Harrison. Governor MacCorkle expands U S Senate bid by touring the state in his private car, greeting officials, clergy, merchants, and militia alike as he campaigns.
The Empire presents Hewlette in Chinese impersonations with The Wewettes and Rorth and Fleming. Nestor and Williamson headline as funny blackface comedians. Emma Francis returns for another week with acrobatic numbers. Della Fleming stars as the premiere comic with May Hewlette in up to date songs concluding with a funny comedy.
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