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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1896
Page
4
Belotts Cigars and Local Notices Highlight City Life
Belotts at 82 Calhoun street offers cigars and a fine line of smoker articles as residents note social events. Births, anniversaries, and gatherings fill the page with mentions of a new son born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Wolf and the tin wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Watt. Lectures by Col Robert G Ingersoll and a city sleighing party at the White Fruit house add to the chorus of local happenings with guest visits, suppers, and tastings threaded through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belotts
Calhoun Street
W. H. Watt
Robert G. Ingersoll
Masonic Temple
I. D. Cassanave
Julia Cassanave
J. H. Simonson
Gabriella Cassanave
Lulu Barrows
Notre Dame
Joe McKinnie
McKinnie House
Calhoun
Wayne Streets
McKinnie
White Fruit House
Foster Koons
Misses Lottie Lowry
Lizzie Riemann
Anna Wanker
Emma Koons
Sadie Smith
Mary Cairns
Minnie Riemann
Carrie Welton
Emma Muhlenbruch
Messrs
Archie Winter
Chas Schafer
John Sheriden
Wm. Aumann
Gust Muhlenbruch
Wm. Schophorst
Indianola Lodge Elects Officers and Initiates Members
Indianola Lodge No. 311 Order of the World held a well attended meeting with strong enthusiasm for the order. Nine new businessmen are to be initiated January 14 at O R hall. Officers elected: Past President Doctor G W Miller President K B E Gerberding Vice President George W Louttit Secretary and Treasurer Frank Rupert Chaplain J W Henry Marshal W F Svest Guard F D Blake Trustee Jacob Bill A C Wert of South Bend is soliciting for membership and is reportedly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola Lodge No
Order of the World
G. W. Miller
K. BE. Gerberding
George W. Louttit
Frank Rupert
J. W. Henry
W. F. Svest
F. D. Blake
Jacob Bill
A. C. Wert
South Bend
Clearing Sale Cuts Across Suits and Overcoats
A clearance sale reduces prices on adult and children's suits and overcoats. Men's and young men's suits drop to lower tiers, with children’s items marked down by 25 percent. Deals list several price points from 20 to 6 dollars.
No National Holiday Exists Says Lawyers on Labor Day
Lawyers say there is no national holiday in the United States and that Labor Day is a holiday only in Washington DC unless states enact it. The 1894 Labor Day Act applies to DC and to other holidays as defined by state law, not as a nationwide federal holiday.
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United States
District of Columbia
New York Tribune
Pranks of Scottish Fairies Restore Lost Child
In the Scottish north a belief holds the fair folk haunt hills and may steal nourishment from convalescent mothers. A fisher's child is claimed by a beggar woman, health fades, an old man declares the child an image, and a black hen is used in a ritual to recall the bairn. After a potently ritual act the child recovers and thrives.
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Scotland
Nat
Scottish Review
Northwest Washington Pointer Snatches Pocketbooks
A trained looking pointer dog from northwest Washington specializes in stealing purses and hand bags. The animal targets yards and stores, escapes capture, and returns loot to an unseen master, suggesting deliberate training despite no owner seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Star
Bourne’s historic cellars linked to Plymouth and Dutch traders
The Bourne town attractions include two side by side historic cellars dug by the Plymouth colony and Dutch traders. Structures above them held goods vital to both sides, with Governor Bradford noting the block house dates to 1627, seven years after the Mayflower landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourne
Mags
Plymouth Colony
Bradford
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Boys See Little In Girls In Quoted Adage
A New York Advertiser quote cites a boy noting girls are many kinds and that one girl can act like thousands. He adds that some kinds are better than others but none surpass boys, and that the less he knows about girls the better.
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New York Advertiser
Postmaster Peterson Robbed of $20 in Thomson
Jan Davis reports that C A Peterson, Thomson Minnesota post master, was robbed last March of twenty dollars. The fragment notes the robbery and the involved official but provides limited further detail.
Pulitzer Ready to Meet the Taste Made by the Bay
New Years, Jan. 8. The World today editorializes on Senate actions. It credits Senator Lodge with enlivening debate by quoting section 5885 and asserts the law forbids pressuring with foreign governments to incite raids. It defends Olney’s enforcement and criticizes critics for cable diplomacy with foreign dignitaries.
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Pulitzer
Senate
World Today
Lodge
Olney
Cleveland
Lord Salisbury
Prince of Wals
Duke of York
Rothschilds
Building Collapses In Winterset Stone Structure Ruins Two Properties
A two story stone building housing C D Revington hardware collapsed in Winterset Iowa trapping nineteen workers in a cellar. The west building owned by C Danforth and used by Smith Drug Co also suffered near total ruin with losses totaling at least seventeen thousand dollars. Several workers were injured but none seriously. Bevington faces six thousand dollar damage to the building and four thousand to hardware stock while Danforth records three thousand and Smith four thousand in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterset
C. D. Revington & Co
C. Danforth
Smith Drug Company
John Couth
William Krell
John Hoisington
Couch
T. F. Mardis
Striking Against the Machine in Chicago Stoneyards
Chicago stonecutters went on strike with 800 workers quitting as stonecutting machines threaten jobs. The union says modern engines replace skilled workers, while overseers remain needed. The dispute pits wage gains against automation across all Chicago yards.
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Curiaco
Chicago
Stoneeculters
Bowser Oil Tank Agents Gather for Company Meeting
Bowser Oil Tank company traveling salesmen, over 40 agents, gather at the works for a two day business session and a grand banquet at the Wayne hotel hosted by their employer Mr. F. Bowser.
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Bowser Oil Tank Company
F. Bowser
Wayne Hotel
Special Pullman Train to Mexico Passes Fort Wayne
Gates announces a special Pullman train bound for Mexico will depart Fort Wayne via Wabash Railroad at 1 30 p m on Tuesday January 14. The journey covers 6600 miles through notable regions ending in Mexico City amid eastbound passage.
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Gates
Fort Wayne
Wabash B.R
Mexico
T Ri
Insurgents Near Havana as War Flames Reach Guanajay
Reports from Havana describe cannon fire near Guanajay and insurgent advances within nine miles of the capital and two miles from the Ita water supply. Spanish forces claim victories near Havana and gunboat Ardilla seizes four insurgent vessels while refugees flood the region.
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Valdex
Ita
State Department
Washington
Havana
Guanajay
Pinar del Rio
Suarez Valdez
Calabazar
Vento
Hoyo Colorado
Maulin
Garro
Baracoa
Markgip
Correspondencia
General Campos
Ardilla
Zayas
Caimito
Guayabal
Punta Brava
Valdespino
Puerto la Guiara
Marrero
Santa Clara
Pancho Carrillo
State Department Sees No Havana Information January 8
Reports say no official word on Havana's condition has reached the State Department or Navy. Officials note Cuban intelligence is alarming and Spain's Minister De Lome denied by saying insurgent falsifications drive the rumors. The Ohio Senate honors the late Allen G. Thurman.
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General Campos
Havana
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Frank Klotz
Hammer
Henry Dryer
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Henry Brailley
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M. Conant
J. B. Allen
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Col
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Fruit House
Jefferson Street
Nickel Plate
J. Hughes
C. Braithwait
Lee Larimore
J. A. Swarts
L. J. Christie
C. Jerome
W. A. Brumfield
Fort Wayne Road
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Roundhouse
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Providence
N. Y
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Narragansett
St. Joseph Hospital
C. B. Stemen
Huntington
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Stewart
Erie
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Henry Phelps
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Brooklyn
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MAIN
Calhounsts
Mergentheim
Brenzinger Bread Baking
West Washington Street
K. Elgin
East Washington ST
W.A. Meyer
Hatton
Cor. Broadway and
Jefferson Sts
Billiard Hall
Dortmunder
Doppel and
Ass Salvator
Hair Bazaar
E. G. Rodenbeck
E. Washington Street
Broadway
Washington Boulevard
Geller
Telephone
W. F. Geller
Empire Theatre
West Main Street
Starin
Mennonite Book Concern
East Main Street
Tigep
Alfred Grindle
Bass Block
Ind
Elephone
Comer Calhoun and
Calhoun St
Geo. C. Stemen
M. D
C. B. Fitch
Fort Wayne Steam Laundry
W. B. Phillips
E. L. Craw
Bradley &Son
Maumee Avenue
J. C. Koegel
W. G. Burket
Freese & Ranke
Chemists
Tailors
Bethel
Tri-State Building
PH Heyman
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