Fritz in a Madhouse at the Temple Tonight
J K Emmett brings Fritz in a Madhouse to the Temple with Baby Sinnott in support. The Atlanta Constitution praises the performance noting lively songs and encores, citing standout turns by Hicks, Newell, Eckert, Barr, and Francis. Alabama comes to the Temple for New Year shows with matinee and lecture by Colonel Ingersoll scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.K. Emmett
The
Atlanta Constitution
J. K. Emmett
Lyceum
L. P. Hicks
Uncle Joe Parker
Willard Newell
Baron Vonwolfenstein
Kate Eckert
Mrs. Parker
Emyline Barr
Callie Parker
Kitty Francis
Grace Howard
Alabama
Meyers
Colonel Ingersoll
Temple
Money to Loan on Real Estate and Personal Security
Chas F Preiffer offers loans on real estate and personal security. Located in the Bass Block at numbers 6 and 7, this notice invites prospective borrowers to contact him for funding options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Preiffer
Weather Indications for Indiana Today and Saturday
Indiana forecasts show generally fair conditions today and Saturday with slowly rising temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Local Briefs Highlight Holidays and Events
Fred C Boltz of St Louis visiting his family here for Christmas. Hypnotist Harry DeGray set to appear at Empire theatre Sunday. P J Fallon of Indianapolis pension office in town with friends. University of Michigan club tickets for Temple on Jan 2 1896 go on sale Dec 30 1895 at Meyer Bros. Bowser Oil Tank works employee gifts Bowser a gold watch. Trinity Episcopal church holds Christmas festival song service at 7:30 pm. Ladies auxiliary to City Y M C A to meet Saturday 2 30 pm. full attendance urged. City Y M C A plans New Years Eve banquet and reception Tuesday Dec 31 at association rooms. Empire theatre draws crowds. A F Schoch cuts prices on suits and overcoats at 414 West Main. W B Rogers named district deputy grand master for Allen County by C F Northern of Indiana Grand Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Boltz
St. Louis
Harry DeGray
Empire Theater
P. J. Fallon
Indianapolis
University of Michigan Club
The
Temple
Meyer Bros
Trinity Episcopal Church
City Young Men's Christian Association
Association
City Young Men’s Christian Association
Association Rooms
Empire Theatre
West Main Street
A. F. Schoch
Rogers
Allen County
C.F. Northern
Indiana
Death of William Ward and local railroad notes
At 11 last evening at 40 East Pontiac street the death of William A Ward age 61 occurred. He had long worked for the Pennsylvania company and was formerly a passenger flagman and Fort Wayne police chief in 1864 1865 and 1866. Death was due to lung trouble leaving a wife and daughter Lulu F. The item also reports several railroad workers injured or ill including J M Fry who lost two fingers at Wanatah, J H Franke Jr eye injury, and W T Kelley and A S Darnell illness and return to work.
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Pontiac Street
William A. Ward
Ward
Pennsylvania Company
Fort Wayne
Lulu F
J. M. Fry
Pittsburg
Wanatah
Fry
Hope Hospital
George C. Si
Nick Madden
Pat Kelley
Lerrence Martin
Henry Dryer
KE. A. Knight
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Knight
Grand Rapids
Indiana
George Burchard
Wells
Marriage Announcement of Robert Dickson and Miss Anna Roussell
The ceremony will take place tonight at 41 North Calhoun Street with a small circle of friends. Robert Dickson, a well known policeman, will wed Anna E. Roussell, a union anticipated for some time by many in their circles. The Post offers its congratulations in advance and wishes the couple a long, happy life.
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North Calhoun Street
Robert Dickson
Anna E. Roussell
Mr. Dickson
Bob
Benedict
Robert
Campos Sees Decisive Battle as Rebels Threaten Havana Route
From Havana Dec 27 Captain General Martinez de Campos held talks with military naval and civil leaders pledging support to suppress the insurgents. Estimates place Gomez and Maceo with 6 000 to 14 000 men while Campos commands 20 000 regulars and 5 000 volunteers ready to push to the Matanzas front.
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Campos
Matanzas
Havana
Martinez de Campos
Senor Galvez
Gomez
Maceo
Matangas
Santa Clara
Placetas
Gomez and
Car stops for woman with illness at Wells Street crossing
An old lady signaling a Wells street crossing was ignored until a streetcar halted in the square. The conductor then allowed the ailing passenger, who had St Vitus dance, to ride the next car for a nickel after being kept in a store briefly.
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Consolidated Street Railway
Wells Street
Inks Negotiations Raise Release Talk With Giants
A Ligonier dispatch reports Philadelphia and New York negotiating for pitcher Inks from Louisville. Giants manager Irwin offered two men from New York's reserve list for Inks. Philadelphia may buy his release, but Inks seems reluctant to leave Louisville.
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Lports
Ind
Ligonier
Philadelphia
New York
Inks
Louisville
Irwin
Giants
Washington House Delays Bond Vote Until Tomorrow
In Washieron on December 27 the House postponed the planned bond bill vote set for 5 p m today to 3 p m tomorrow.
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Washieron
Chicago Produce Market Prices and Quotes
Chicago produce market reports Wheat Corn Cars Park Laxto Spare Rins prices for December January May contracts. Prices shown include opening and closing values with bids and asks. Market furnished by Gordon and Co margin brokers.
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Wneat
C. Park
Gordon & Co
Phonograph Tale and Wedding Quips From The Era
A farmer misreads talking machines when he tries phonographs and mules react to brass bands. An English traveler laughs at the farmer’s caution and the comic scene appears in a Chicago Record excerpt. In a New York Weekly comedy, Mr. and Mrs. Binks discuss marriage timing with a humorous twist on family matchmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mr. Binks
New York
Death Toll Rises After Georgia Rail Collision
A head on crash between two Georgia Pacific freight trains near Atlanta killed three firemen and a brakeman, fatally wounded a fourth, and injured three tramps. Firemen D Wood and W O Shell died. Engineer Huberté was likely fatally hurt. Blame lies with crew of No 51 for disobeying orders.
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Atlanta
Chattahoochee
Payton
Georgia Pacific
Southern
Chattahoochee River
D. Wood
W. O. Shell
Huberté
Extra
Wood
Birmingham
Shell
No. 51
Tommy’s Eyes Spark Parenting Difference
Mrs Bloomington Bykes remarks on Tommy’s nearsightedness and behavior, noting concern over his incorrigible tendencies. She suggests a simple explanation linked to how his sight might influence his actions.
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Tommy
Mra
Bloomington Bykes
Populists Gather to Pick State Convention Day
A conference of prominent People's party readers meets in Springfield to decide the date and place for the state convention. Herman Ek Taubeneck of Marshall chairs the session as leaders including A L Maxwell Fiat Rook H R Kell and Dr H S Se ar attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
People’s Party
Herman EK
Taubeneck
Marshall
Iéadora
A. L. Maxwell
Central “Committee
Fiat Rook
H.R. Kell
Secre
Sear -Chi
Gates to Start Mexico Tour From Toledo by Special Train
Gates annual tour of Mexico begins Tuesday January 14 1896 departing Toledo at 11 a m by Wabash Railroad and reaching Fort Wayne around 1 30 p m The Pullman train includes vestibuled sleeping and compartment cars observation library palace dining baggage car and will cover 6600 miles Mr Gates will accompany the train and provide detailed updates A handsome tour book with itinerary can be obtained from R G Thomeson P T A at 41 Telephone No 6
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Gates
Mexico
Toledo
Wabash
Fort Wayne
Mr. Gates
R. G. Thomeson
Robbery Report Reaches Temple Actress Evangeline Irving
Miss Evangeline Irving who appeared with Stewart Robson's company at the Temple last night learned that a safety deposit box in a New York bank containing her jewels had been robbed. The note adds that a related inquiry was declined by a bank official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Irving
the Temple
Stewart Robson’ Company
New York
Levine
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Edobe
Main and
Calhoun Streets
Fritz
Bowser Oil Tank Works
Mr. Bowser
William A.ward
W. T. Kelley
Metro Department, Electric Works
A. S. Darnell
East Shop
Jerry Morrissey
Ed Ames
Electric Works
Michigan
Charles Seibt
Herman Regel
George W. Campbell
I. C. Turner
George Rhine
L. R. Bookwalter
KE. T. Campbell
John Poulson
Richard Hartnett
John Johnson
C. Kretzinger
George E. Burchard
John Greer
Kerr Murray
Warsaw
Thomas J. Sellars
Rhinesmith & Simonson
Delphos Clayton
Alliance
Ohio
Gustave Rathert
William Daugherty
Metre
Mike Kinney
Hugh Welch
Bink
Santa Claus
Mergentheim’s
Childdren
Mergentheim’s Bazaar
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the Brenzinger Bread Baking Co
West Washington
Aurenti
A. C. Aurentz
West Berry ST
Kasten & Kohlmeyer
Illinois
Old Mexico
W.A. Meyer
Cor. Broadway and
Jefferson Sts
Miss Irving
Mennonite Book Concern
East Main Street
J. Kemmett
MEYER
J. C. Koegel
Broadway
Lerman: Book and News CO
Cashioun Street
Freeze & Ranke
Chemists
Calhoun Street
L. Artheimer & Son
Tailors
F. Baty Stel
Tri-State Building
PA Heyman & Cd's
P. HL Heyman & CO
Calhoun ST
Hair Bazaar
E. Rodeneck
E. Washington Street
Model
Sean
Maumee Avenue
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