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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1895
Page
4
Chas. F. Ppeiffer offers money to loan on real estate and personal security. Located at 6 and 7 Bass Block, the service emphasizes secured loans and rapid arrangements.
Robison is in Buffalo on business. Dr. Stemen returns from Washington. Schrader adds phone 136. Division No. 3 AOH meets this evening. Miss Goff of Shelbyville visits Miss Robertson. Arthur Lloyd of Detroit attends Robertson Lloyd wedding. Henry Manning improves from rheumatism. Link hosts East Main Street club wedding celebration. Miss Burt travels to Portsmouth. Editor Page and Miss Page travel to Richmond. Page trustee of insane hospital. Federal Labor union meets at K of L hall tonight. new members urged. Hon. Milton Truster and family guests of Mrs. Hicksenson. Aurentz travels to Decatur. four sons in lumber business. Schuster couple from Paulding visit. Wayne Cadet band to perform New Year’s Eve at Schroeder’s hall. Jolly Sixty-five club dance at Princess rink New Year’s Eve. St Paul’s Lutheran calls Rev I Dorn of Belleville as assistant pastor. Dixon Edgerton to establish Blickensderfer HQ in Indianapolis. strong local sales. Young Men’s Sodality nominates officers. Sol D. Bayles Lodge officers elected for year.
Washington December 10 A congressional letter requests a 50000 dollar appropriation for surveying the boundary between Alaska and adjacent territory. The note highlights the lack of a formal treaty provision to mark the line.
A prominent official argues that universal 2-cent-a-mile passenger rates would curb scalpers and cheaper excursions, attract more business, and standardize fares. The plan would abolish cheap excursions and class-based cuts, improving passenger agents' conditions and railway profitability. Various local staff changes and notices follow, including positions at the electric works and Pennsylvanian plants, plus community events and sick lists.
A Washington Star report recounts a man claiming his blindness improved after meeting Schlatter, reading in Denver News type to prove the cure. The story cites a Times Democrat correspondent and notes skepticism, while a Grady anecdote shows his sly humor shaping a newspaper contract. The Atlanta Constitution excerpt follows with a crafty exchange and a paid writing deal.
A San Francisco report warns Japan will flood U.S. markets with cheap man ufactured goods. Japanese agents ordered vast stocks from Kobe and Hiogo firms, undercutting American prices on buttons bicycle parts and matches. They plan to establish agencies in New York Chicago and St Louis to undersell domestic makers. Meanwhile a comet discovered at Lick Observatory nears the sun and Cripple Creek goldfields surge with October values around one million dollars a month.
A famed London woman, Dr Helen Denamore, draws strong attention amid renewed efforts to free Mia Maybrick, the American woman convicted of poisoning. The report highlights her vigorous advocacy and public interest in the controversial case.
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