Money to Loan On Real Estate and Personal Security
Chas. E. Pfeiffer offers loans on real estate and personal security. Offices at 6 and 7 Bass Block.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1896
Page
3
Chas. E. Pfeiffer offers loans on real estate and personal security. Offices at 6 and 7 Bass Block.
A forecast for Indiana calls for light rain or snow tonight with minimal accumulation as temperatures hover near seasonal norms. Saturday may see continued unsettled conditions with lingering light precipitation and cooler highs.
Mrs. Henry Read hosts card evening. Mr. and Mrs. O. Morgan return from six weeks in the south. Beloit cigar trade highlighted at 82 Calhoun street. Clyde Houlty leaves for Chicago for a job. W. P. Breen, Henry Colerick, Elmer Leonard back from Indianapolis on legal business. Pocketbook found on South Harrison street can be claimed at 25 Baker street. Curling draw at Cent livre’s, captains James McKay and James Gille, score 15 to 15. another game planned this afternoon.
On January 2 1896 TuiEME Bros Trilors at 12 West Berry street launch an annual clearing sale for men. Winter suits priced at marked 28 reduced to 23 marked 30 reduced to 25 and marked 35 reduced to 28 with two hundred trouser patterns offered at the same reductions.
San Francisco reports ex Queen Lil robbed the British commissioner’s office during his pleasure trip to the islands seeking papers to show England’s stance on her cause. Honolulu dispatch notes the crime occurred while the official was away.
A humorous verse warns brides and grooms about marriage and bread. It describes a couple whose honeymoon ends as the oven fails and life becomes a moral lesson about paying the grocer for bread.
A series of mishaps in Pittsburg factory districts left workers with mashed fingers thumbs and injured toes. Incidents included Charles Bloom’s badly mashed thumb in a vice, Peter Shank nearly severing his thumb on a knife, Fred Baade mashing his left foot, Henry Breen’s thumb ground to the second joint, William Holts dropping a hexagon nut on his right foot, and Peter Myers falling from a scaffold with injuries but no broken bones.
Teheran reports two severe quakes in Khalkhal district, January 6 and 8, 100 miles of felt area. Goi and Janjabad were destroyed, 800 to 1,000 houses, and up to 1,000 deaths total. thousands of cattle also perished amid widespread ruin and 30,000 residents in Khoi faced displacement.
Local machinists and workers at Pittsburg plants are off duty or visiting, including Cliff Hoosier, Brumbaugh, and Dun kle. New daughter born to Henry Birkenbeal. various officials and members attend meetings. Railroads announce dividends and shop updates. car wheel output and equipment upgrades reported.
Washington dispatch details congressional resolutions sparked by a Caracas telegram about British troop moves in disputed territory. Harvard professors respond to Theodore Roosevelt's letter on the Monroe doctrine and Anglo American arbitration, urging firm stance and free discussion on the Venezuela question.
Corwin H. Spencer has been elected president of the St Louis Merchants Ex change. Dr Daniel R Brower a noted Chicago physician in nervous diseases is appointed by Governor Altgeld to the Illinois state board of health to fill Dr George Thilo vacancy. Little Rock authorities refuse to allow Colonel Ingersoll to lecture on Sunday. Subscribe for the Fort Wayne Evening Post.
The Home Telephone Company, with Fort Wayne shareholders, has contracts for over 700 telephones and urges you to avoid binding before consulting a company solicitor or officer. Rates are 40 percent lower than the old company. Each subscriber gets an individual wire.
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