South Side Club Events Highlight Neighborhood Social Life
Mrs. Ed Rogers hosts the South Side Pedro club and Mrs. Culbertson entertains the Thirteen club. A thimble party is held at Home avenue. St Patrick’s Catholic Benevolent Legion meets at St Patrick’s school hall. The Meegan sisters plan a masquerade at their Creighton avenue home. Tea for friends given by Mr and Mrs J Jackson at South Calhoun street. Schultz hosts Neighborly Pedro club on Wairfield avenue with refreshments. Bert Neufer joins Old Fort Spice and Extract Co as salesman. Patrick Quinn, an ex Fort Wayne resident, visits the city and is employed on an Illinois Central train from Cairo. St Steven’s Sodality hosts the Young Ladies’ Sodality with music and progress pedro. prizes awarded. Joseph H Goodfellow plans two 2 story frame homes on Harrison Street area costing $1800 each, with construction to begin.
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Catholic Benevolent Legion
St. Patrick's School
Meegan
Creighton Avenue
J. Jackson
South Calhoun Street
Schultz
Wairfield Avenue
Pedro Club
Bert Neufer
John Neufer
The
Old Fort
Patrick Quinn
Fort Wayne
Illinois Central
Cairo
Joseph H. Goodfellow
Harrison and
Suttenfield Streets
Harrison Street
Balfour replies to Harcourt on Venezuela and Armenia policy
The opening of Parliament features debate over the Venezuelan boundary, Monroe doctrine limits, and a call for arbitration. Balfour defends British actions and emphasizes commitments to colonies and Armenia, urging cooperation with the United States while denying imperial overreach.
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United States
Harcourt
London
House of Lords
Venezuela
Republic of Venezuela
British Guiana
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Duke of Connaught
Marquis of Salisbury
Arbitration and diplomacy shift in Venezuela dispute
Lords debate the Venezuela question as Britain backs arbitration with US influence. Salisbury cites Monroe doctrine value and hope for negotiated settlement to avert rupture. The piece also notes Kentucky senatorial race hints and a John Bright statue unveiling in London.
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Salisbury
Rosebery
Venezuela
America
United States
Carribbean Sea
Holland
Belgium
John Bright
London
Duke of Devonshire
Bright
consular views on Fitzsimmons Maher fight in Juarez
El Paso reports Consul Buford believes the Fitzsimmons Maher bout will occur despite Mexican officials efforts to stop it. Governor Miguel Ahumada and Juarez Mayor Tito Arrieta express cautious cooperation, while final stake money of $17,000 and $30,000 remains posted with Tom O Rourke.
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Washington
Arizona
EL Paso
Tex
Buford
Juarez
Chihuahua
Miguel Ahumada
Mexican Central Railway Station
Abumada
Tito Arriela
City of
Enoch Rector
Dan Stuart
Tom O’ Rourke
Arizona Militia Called Amid Paso Threats to Arizona
Governor Hughes and the adjutant general mobilize militia units in Phoenix Tempe Mesa Yuma and Tucson in response to reports that Stuarts forces may move from El Paso toward San Simon. US Deputy Marshals may be stationed at the border to block any crossing.
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Milltia
Phoenix
Tempe
Mesa
Yuma
Tucson
Stuart
Hi Paso
Arizona
San Simon
el Paso
Hughes
United States
Ellinwood
Interior Department
Fort Wayne firm seeks new customers with 40 percent lower rates
The Home Telephone Company, whose shareholders reside in Fort Wayne, already contracts for over 700 telephones and invites new subscribers. Do not commit before consulting a company solicitor or officer. Each subscriber gets an individual wire.
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Home Telephone Company
Fort Wayne
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George Meyers
Congress
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Frank Alderman
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Taber St
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Hanna & Buchanan
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Ranges City
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