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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1896
Page
5
Masquerade and social roundups fill Fort Wayne locals
A busy schedule of events unfolds across Fort Wayne tonight with a masquerade at Saengerbund hall and receptions at Bethany church. Notes include Mrs J P Lloyd's serious illness, club meetings, a county physicians appointment on the 20th, a medical jurisprudence address by Hon R C Bell, a recital by Prof Belling, and a Living Statue program at St Marys hall. Also mention Miss Smyser returning from Ann Arbor, a St Julian Council meeting, a New York trip by Mrs R T McDonald and companions, and obsequies for ex Councilman James Woulfe with a cathedral funeral cortege headed by the city band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saengerbund Hall
J. P. Lloyd
Lloyd
Womans’ Reading Club
James Harper
R. C. Bell
Fort Wayne College of Medicine
Belling
Findlay, C
Wayne Club
George E. Davies
Bethany Church
Maumee
Vogely's Hall
St. Julian Council
C. B L
R. T. McDonald
Georgie
Constance Lumbard
New York
Fort Wayne Hive No. 6
W. G. Burker
Fort Wayne
CURLING AND DANCE MARK SOCIAL SEASON EVENTS
The Married Mens society and the Ancient Order of Hibernians hosted an Ivy Leaf club entertainment at Hibernian hall followed by a Morton hall dance with 117 couples in the grand march led by Hugh Hogan and Nellie Conroy. Supper concluded the evening as Bennetts advertised frills and a carom showcase heated the rink at Centlivre's park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Ivy Leaf Club
Hibernian Hall
Morton Hall
Hugh Hogan
Nellie Conroy
Centlivre's Park
Robbert Ligget
W. W. Orrick
Orrick
Y. M. C. A. Hall
McCurdy
Ferguson
Tegtmeyer
Kensill
Aurmuehlen
Goff
Crowe
Lang
Banks and
Jenness
Keiland Seaman
Hell R and
Haberkorn
Miller and Urbahns
Storewide Giveaways and Closeout Notices
Shades and Curtains offers 3000 sheet music copies free with any $1 purchase at Karns 9 East Columbia. Heymans urges Hats and Gents furnishings buyers to shop before the sale ends at 142 Calhoun Street. Daltas I P Green advertises expert optician services at No. 3 Arcade. Louis Wolf & Co. opens soon with a grand opening announced for their Arcade Dry Goods store and a selection of cheap pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wolf & Co
Evening Post
Karn
East Columbia Street
Monroe doctrine radical stance shocks Senate and House roast
Senator Davis argues the Monroe doctrine bans any European acquisition of new territory in the Americas and rejects Venezuela's transfer of lands to Britain. In Congress, criticism of Secretary Morton continues as House members debate clerical posts and seed distribution funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sama
Morton
House
Labor Commission
Washington
Davis
Minnesota
United States
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Venezuela
Great Britain
Pearson
North Carolina
Bureau of Animal Industry
P. F. Lysle
Missouri
West
Senate
Couzina
Town
Secretary of the Treasury
Phillips bill seeks nonpartisan commission for labor cost disputes
Washington Heb 18 The Phillips bill to create a nonpartisan commission to study labor agriculture and capital and propose legislation has been reported to the house. The accompanying long report argues the commission will also benefit business men and help curb losses to employers and transporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Heavy gold withdrawals from New York sub treasury for bonds
Washington reports continued heavy gold withdrawals for bond payments. Yesterday’s withdrawal totaled 1,424,600 in coin and 31,600 in bars, leaving the reserve at 86,203,499. Bond deposits on account stood at 71,430,649 through yesterday’s close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sub- Treasury
New York
Chief Justice’s Daughter Weds Buffalo Lawyer in Washington
The Washington social season’s highlight was the marriage of Catherine Marten Weston Fuller, daughter of Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller, to Theodore Smith Beecher of Buffalo, N Y. The ceremony at St John’s Episcopal Church drew President Cleveland and other dignitaries. Rev Mackay Smith presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Marten Weston Fuller
Theodore
Beecher
Washington
Fuller
Theodore Smith Beecher
Buffalo
N. Y
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Stevenson
Julia Stevenson
Letitia
Julia Scott Stevenson
Carlisle
Lohengrin
Pauline’.Aubrey
Jane Filler
Fanny Fuller
Manderson Enters 1890 Republican Presidential Race
Washington February 18 Ex Senator Charles F Manderson of Nebraska announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination saying letters from across the country urged him to run and he would stand and wait after years of quiet engagement. Senate actions included a treasury report demand on March 4 1889 and 1893 finances and a commerce department bill to supplant the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles F. Manderson
Nebraska
Tremain
Washinetoy
Senate
Treasury
Elections Committee
Dupont
Delaware
Military Academy
Gordon
Davis
Minnesota
House
Morton
Department of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mob Spirit at Cincinnati Sparks Fearful Riot Prompt
The Cincinnati police court hearing for Pearl Bryan murder suspects Walling and Jackson drives alarm over a hidden newspaper ad calling 1000 men to Court and Sycamore streets at 8:30. Authorities warn against incitement while noting possible trouble and the need to uphold law. A new rockaway rock item is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Walling
Jackson
Pearl Bryan
Sycamore
Court
Sycamore Streets
Rockaway
Convention to Beat the Record at Dual Political Meet
Taubeneck says Populist convention will hold 1300 delegates with equal alternates and the Bimetallic League about 2500 delegates. Joint convention expected on the second day to form the largest political gathering in U.S. history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
H. E. Taubeneck
National Committee of the People
Lindell Hotel
Bimetallic League
Chicago Produce Market Abbreviated Price Report
February prices for wheat corn and oats shown with openings and closings in Chicago. May July September contracts listed with fractional and bid values. includes dairy and lane items with bid and closing figures for February through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcaco
Waeat
Ghealas
Clo
Blacksmith Healer Astonishes Vermont Town
Bradley Newell, Jacksonville Vermont, a blacksmith, begins curing locals by laying on hands after hearing a voice in August. His work reaches 3,000 plus in regions, with cures ranging from erysipelas to scarlet fever. Skeptics, Spiritualists, and clergy discuss the power as Newell remains uncharging, accepting cures only when affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Newell
Vermont
Jacksonville
Brattleboro
Newell
Schlatter
Christ
Ellen
Bradley
Miss Craven
Halifax
Freeman Hager
Boston
Cambridge
Rowe
Masonic Order
Knights of Honor
New York Journal
Exclusive party ticket sale and business liquidation notice
A limited invitation to a California party with a nine month return ticket, directing inquiries to G. L. Harrington in Columbus and W. C. Rinearson in Cincinnati. Also a sale note for Heymans at 142 Calhoun Street announcing a quit business liquidation of hats caps and gentlemen furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyman's
Calhoun Street
California
G. L. Harrington
Chittenden Building
Columbus, CO
W.C. Rinearson
G. BP. A
Cincinnati
Heyman’s
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Daltas I’. Green
Arcade
J. G. Thieme
Haniary Clearing Sale
Proposed Labor Commission
Manderson
MOB Spirit
Maysville
Robert Laughlin
Augusta
Laughlin
Prince
London
Duke and Duchess of York
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Dr. Sheepshanks
Princess of Wales
Albert Frederick George Arthur
Ottumwa
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George Jones
Barbara Konsel
John Rohlfing
Nick
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Beardsloe
North
Chicago
Chicago Produce Market
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Eigrand
Nickel Plate
GITY
C. Neiswonger and Co
Empire Theatre
LYONS
Hazel Kirke
The
Empire
Midway Plasane
Cairo
Dahomey
Hagenbeck
Old
Vienna
New England
Princess Rink
Wennesong
FBI
Moellering’s Or
Sommers’ Drug Store
Rescue Medicine CO
Fort Wayne, Inc
Nasne
Freese & Ranke
Chem
Summit City
M’f’g. CO
Harrison St
Ind
Albert E. Bulson, Jr
Mary A
Madison St
I. H. Ease
the Globe
M. L. Jones
Fort Wayne, Ind
Naptha
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D.D.S
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Brenzinger Bread
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