Turki sh meek reply to Senate on policy
President's reply to the Senate on Turkish affairs portrays the Turk as meek and avoiding offense to the United States. American missionaries spared, property damage limited to two cases, with compensation to be pursued after investigation. Venezuela vows force to defend sovereignty, English warships rumored, American squadron awaited. International press discuss Monroe Doctrine, arbitration, and South American alignment with or against U S policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
Turkey
Sam
Lves
Breach of Promise Verdict Hits Wealthy Englishman
Alice Berry, 45, won $5,000 in circuit court against John Anderson, a wealthy English traveling salesman for Kingan Packing, who promised marriage but did not wed. He bought a diamond ring and promised a house and lot. Berry sought $15,000. Anderson did not appear to defend. The report notes a local furniture store at East Berry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inpra Anatoris
Alice Berry
John Anderson
Anderson
Kingan Packing Company
Miss Berry
Fort Wayne Street Car Fracas Debates Harrison Street Route
Fort Wayne heated council hearing on Everett street car franchise with opponents arguing Harrison street route and 3 cent fare. Everett touts liberal terms and public support while Randall presses suburban line objections and a 2 cent transfer fee trap is exposed. Everett promises election vote if needed and donors offer funding for a turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
the Post
Everett
Council
Post
Harrison Street
Union Depot
Pearl Street
Harrison
Billy
Billy Meyer
Meyer
Seidel
McDonald
Mr. McDonald
Randall
Fort Wayne, Bryan & Hicksville
Pittsburg
Coverdale
Hanna
Harry Hanna
Consolidated Street Railway Company
Beidel
Mr. Seidel
Harrison Street Market
Barr Street
Boseker
Webster
Ewing Street
Mr Randall
Mr. Randall
Mr. Everett
Council Chamber
Medical Talks at City YMCA With Dr Barnett
Dr Barnett will give a second medical lecture on anatomy at the City YMCA Friday night. The subject is Regions and Marking of Bones. Last Friday’s lecture drew a large audience and strong interest in advancing physical education. Lectures are free to all the city’s young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
Y. M.C
Benefit for John Webber at Empire Theatre Tonight
Empire managers tender tonight’s proceeds to John Webber of the Brewers' union who was injured at the Berghoff brewery. Friends are expected to fill the house. Amateurs’ night follows with several local lights debuting. Albany Ore December 19 Lloyd Montgomery, 18, convicted of killing his father mother and Daniel McKchercher near Browns ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
John Webber
The
Brewers' Union
Berghoff Brewery
Webber
Albany, Ore
Lloyd Montgomery
Daniel McKcercher
Brownsville
Convincing speech sways Harrison street property owners
A public meeting featured Mr. Everett and Mr. Randall presenting a businesslike case for a proposed action. The crowd largely withdrew objections after their remarks, with Mr Seidel urging others to come forward, leaving few holdouts among Harrison street property holders.
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Mr. Everett
Mr. Randall
Harrison Street
Everett
Seidel
Christmas Window Display of Perfumes and Bon Bons
A. J. Kellen druggist advertises holiday sale items including fancy toilet articles imported and domestic perfumes and Huylers and Gunthers bon bons and chocolates at special prices for the holiday trade. Located at 122 Calhoun street corner Washington boulevard Lau Block with telephone 114.
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Huylers
Gunthers
A. J. Kellen
Calhoun Street
Washington Boulevard
Lau Block
Aged Pioneer Mary Fry Dead in Fort Wayne
Mary M. Fry died at noon at her daughter’s home, aged 78, after 61 years in Fort Wayne. Widow of Jacob Fry, she leaves eight children and was a devout Catholic, long associated with St. Patrick’s. Also noted were Susie Noble’s death in Nebraska, and Henry Junge’s passing at 80.
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Mary M. Fry
Frank Mungovan
Harrison Street
Jacob Fry
George A
James B. Fry
Green Bay
Wis
Nebraska
Susie Noble
Fort Wayne
the Baptist Tabernacle
Henry Junge
Germany
Clemens Junge
Taber Street
Zion Lutheran Church
President Cleveland gains broad support for Venezuelan message
Washington reports hundreds of telegrams praising President Cleveland on the Venezuelan note. John W. Foster of Indiana and former President Harrison commend the position and Olney’s papers. Foster calls the Monroe Doctrine clear in the message and anticipates no war with Great Britain. Possible Venezuelan commissioners include Harrison, Foster, Edmunds, Fuller, Coudert, and Phelps.
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Washington
Cleveland
John W. Foster
Indiana
Harrison
Foster
Olney
Great Britain
Mr. Hitt
Senate
John O. Foster
Edmunds
Fuller
Frederick R. ‘Coudert
Phelps
Explosion at Paragon Factory harms 15 year old Jessie Bloom
A Paragon Manufacturing explosion near 8 am injures Miss Jessie Bloom aged 15, burning her face and hands and leaving her in precarious condition at 31 Gay Street. Company officials refuse to discuss damages or cause amid witness reports of a carriage taking her home. Doctor Havke holds cautious hope for recovery.
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Paragon Manufacturing Company
Jessie Bloom
Gay Street
Post
Havke
Hidden Treasures Prospectors Find $80,000 in Mexico Cave
Rincon Mexico December 19 A pioneer prospector named Rafeal Villages uncovered the entrance to a cave ten miles south of Rincon while prospecting. Inside he found sacks of gold and silver worth eighty thousand dollars believed to be from a 40 year old wagon train robbery where brigands and guards perished and the booty vanished.
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Rincon
Mexico
Rafeal
Here
Ex Secretary of Navy Thompson says no war with England likely
Terre Haute Ind Dec 19 Ex Secretary of the Navy Thompson comments on the president s message saying there is no probability of war with England The two English speaking peoples will avoid war over the South American boundary and rely on diplomacy The commission to study the dispute may meet a comparable one from England and Venezuela and the quarrel will be settled without sacrificing honor or principle Also a short ad section lists fruits and nuts for Christmas and notes Theodore It was hanged in Camden jail ning
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Venezuela
Caracas
Foreign Office
Cleveland
Germany
Bertin
Boersen
England
Frankfurter Zeitung
United States
Buenos Ayres
Nacion
Spain
Mapnip
Manchester Guardian
Terre Haute
Ind
Thompson
South America
Michigan Supreme Court Upholds Insurance Solicitation Law
The Michigan Supreme Court upheld the statute prohibiting soliciting insurance for Lloyds companies not authorized by the state commissioner. The ruling sends Edmund C. Gay, a Chicago man convicted last summer in Kalamazoo Circuit Court, back for sentencing. The court ordered the circuit court to sentence Gay for soliciting insurance for an unauthorized insurer.
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Lansina, Mich
Lloyds Insurance Companies
Commissioner of ‘Insurance
Michigan
Supreme Court
Kalamazoo
Edmund OC. Gay
Chicago
December 1895 Clearing Sale Promises Deep Discounts
At our December Clearing Sale sales rise with great value offers. About 50 garments at 1.98, 87 large coats at 4.98, 43 large garments at 7.39, plus 1,000 ladies, misses and children's garments from world markets. Goods bought for less than cost and to be sold for about half regular value. Sale runs remainder of month starting Monday December 16 1895 at 9 am.
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Uncle Sam
Diaz
Crry
Chili
Pape Furnitue Co
East Berry Street
ENIAR
Board of Public Works
Harmer Street
Common Council
Princess Rink
Evenine Post
Consolidated Street Railway
Journal
Tigar
Berry Street
Mr. Hanna
Rey
Hoong
Acter
Nas
OLD Company
Old Street Car Company
Dr. Barnett
City Y. M. C
Evening News
Price
Edith
Jolby
Brownie
Jerry
Paris
Abachelor
A. J. Keller
Junge
Model Steam Bakery
Scherer
Paragon Manufactory
Uncle Dick
Secretary of the Navy
Jamaica
Malaga
Brazil
Fruit House
PanAperara
Theodore
Camden
Ning
Supreme Court of Michigan
Glock and Fur House
V. Gutermuth
Calhoun ST
D. Monahan
Hatter
Cleary
Sid Fall & Wine
Hamison
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