A Beautiful Wedding for Miss Elizabeth Quinn and William McLaughlin
Miss Elizabeth Quinn daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Quinn of West De Wald street married William McLaughlin of the G R railroad offices at St Patrick church. Rev Father Delaney officiated with sister Katherine as bridesmaid and James McLaughlin as best man. The couple planned a southern trip and will reside on West Creighton avenue after returning.
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Elizabeth Quinn
William McLaughlin
St. Patrick's Church
Elizabeth
Michael Quinn
West Dbe Wald Street
G. Ro
Oman
Katherine
James McLaughlin
Father Delaney
McLaughlin
West Creighton Avenue
Loesch's ad highlights cosmetics and sales at Main Street store
Local ads promote Loesch's Toilet Cream for chapped skin and Tilo's Catarrh Cream for colds. Dr Tilas Little Liver Dots are sold there. Miss Lotta Hisch visits Newark aunt Mrs Mergen theim. A F Schoch clears woolen stock by March 1 at ACTUAL COST with CASH IS KING sign at 411-2 West Main open to 8 pm.
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Loesch
H. Rodenbeck
Loesch’s
A. F. Schoch
West Main
Marriage in High Life and a City Social Sensation
The piece blends a mock wedding verse with a real divorce case. In St Paul Minnesota a replevin writ reveals Miss Helen M Hayes as the focus of a social sensation. Mrs Ira B Wad leigh sues for divorce claiming neglect and misappropriated jewelry.
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St. Paul
Minn
Helen M. Hayes
Twin City
Ira
Wadleigh
Minneapolis
Chicago Produce Market Summary From Curiaco January Prices
January closes and May openings listed for several commodities including Wurat Corn Care Park Larp Srane Riss with figures in cents and dollars. Market furnished by Gordon & Co margin brokers, White Bank Block.
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Curiaco
Wurat
Vtec
Srane Riss
Gordon & Co
White Bank Block
Replevin Proceeding Begun in Circuit Court
In circuit court John G Barcus opened replevin against Charles L Norton with attorney Bittinger for the plaintiff. The case follows styled actions including divorce and other civil matters with judgments for costs and specific sums awarded.
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John G. Barcus
Charles L. Norton
Bittinger
Frank Glasser
Ida May Glasser
Fred Kreibaum
Peter E. Moran
Albert EH. Naugle
Fort Wayne Furniture Company
F. Pfeiffer
John Rice
Winter Clearing Sale Announcement 1806
A dated notice proclaims a winter clearing sale beginning January 2, 1806. The advertisement invites men to participate as part of a seasonal offer and highlights discounts on winter salts. The tone resembles a period merchant’s prospectus.
Street Car Invention Demonstrated in Springfield
Electrician A. B. Krotz of the Springfield Street Railway reports a successful test of an underground electric conduit system for street cars on a 300 foot track. The trolley blade connects to a central conduit under the track, with insulated tubing carrying current and knobs projecting to enforce connections every eight feet, while the rails themselves are not used to transmit power.
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Springfield, O
Krotz
Springfield Street Railway
Tragic Fall from Freight Train Kills Listed Worker
Louis Schieferstein aged about 26, brother of Fred Schieferstein, was killed instantly at Monmouth Indiana on the Richmond division of the G R I after attempting to alight from a freight train as a passenger engine passed. He was hurled 40 feet, landing on his head. he died en route to his home and details remain scarce.
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Richmond
Monmouth
Ind
Louis Schieferstein
Fred Schieferstein
Pennsylvania
Schieferstein
Fred
Pennsylvania Company
Nickle Plate hires and shop workers report for duty
W L P Bowser and J Michaelson accept fireman positions on the Nickle Plate. Several Pittsburg shop workers resume duties after layoff including Kensill Haase Peoples Burger Wallace and others. A Brakeman Barlow returns from hospital fully recovered and Frank Grow a former Wabash conductor dies in Toledo.
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W. LP. Bowser
J. Michaelson
Nickle Plate
Joseph Slater
Bass Shops
Ohio
George James
I’, Haase
J. GC
Pittsburg
J.C. Kensill
Mr. Thompson
Lillie Street
John Schuster
J. Simon
Enoch Loutzenheiser
Robert Bartholomew
Rhinesmith & Simonson
R. H. Harrison
F. J. Burger
J. Wallace
Barlow
St. Joseph Hospital
Alaska Boundary Deepens in Senate Debate and Davis View
In Washington the Senate weighs the silver substitute for the bond bill with Morgan Daniel and Dubois set to speak. Senator Davis argues the Alaska boundary hinges on whether ten marine leagues are from the ocean to the mainland, suggesting the line should start at the mainland shore. The Cuban question splits Congress with a subcommittee delaying recognition while Cuba’s sugar interests face war damages. The Venezuelan commission meets and publicity grows around new rules in the House.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Morgan
Daniel
Dubois
Utah
Alaska
Congress
John Bull
United States
Davis
Committee On Foreign Relations
Britain seeks Alaska coast via Peace River route says Senator
Senator Davis argues Britain aims to reach the sea through a Peace River route in British America to develop a vast wheat and stock region. He warns a Canadian Pacific terminus in Alaska could threaten U S control, create a new naval post, and remove coastal protection. He doubts U S willingness to arbitrate the Alaska boundary.
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Great Britain
Alaskan
Senator Davis
Northwest Territory
Seaboard
North Rocky Mountains
United States
Rocky Mountains
Peace River Country
British America
Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Peace River
Alaska
Davia
Fort Wayne Carpet Sale Features New Spring Moquette Rugs
Moquette Rugs five feet long at 1.05 and six feet at 2.95 mark the lowest Fort Wayne prices for these patterns. Velvet Rugs five feet at 2.00, Smyrna Rugs all sizes cheap, and heavy all wool ingrain carpets at 0.50. The store touts largest lightest carpet room and claims the newest stock with low prices, while avoiding auction or off color lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Senate Moves to Affirm Monroe Doctrine at Congress
Senate foreign affairs panel debated burning foreign questions and endorsed referring the Monroe doctrine and Cuban belligerency to subcommittees while favoring a positive affirmation of the doctrine for congressional adoption. Only Gray of Delaware opposed this course as Lodge’s resolution guided the discussion.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Gray
Delaware
Senator Lodge
Turple
Lodge
Baker
Hoe
Cleveland
England
Venezuela
United States
Olney
Edward Roby
Roby
Ind
Convenient Mileage Tickets Promote Travel Across Western Regions
The Pennsylvania Lines offer mileage tickets west of Pittsburgh acting as money savers for travelers. They cover principal cities in Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois and extend to Pittsburgh, Erie, Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis, Columbus and more. Over half of Ohio counties and forty Indiana counties are traversed, with tickets valid on Fort Wayne and Pan Handle Routes and branches. The 1000 mile ticket costs 20 dollars, base rate two cents per mile, yielding savings on longer journeys.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Erie
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Columbus
Wheeling
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Ohio River
Pan
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Calhoun Street
HOOS
Calhoun ST
Frank Klotz
J. G. Thieme
Oal
Chas. F. Ppriffer
Tilo
Brenzinger’s Bakery Bread
Brenzinger’s Bakery
Brenzinger
Bakery Bread
Tom
Ned
Mr. Wadleigh
Industrial Notes
van Gorder
Becker
Bedson
Frank Wills
Nickel Plate
Henry Breen
Breen
Frank Grow
Wabash Road
Northern Ohio Insane Asylum
Defiance
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Adams
Draper
Massachusetts
Hitt
Cuba
Spain
State Department
Baltimore Sun
Justice Brower
Gilman
Reed
Wanger
Rep
Sam
John
Nebraska
Empire Theatre
West Main Street
Cool Bwy
All American Novelty Co
Ceived
Tomers
Pennsylvanian Lines
Mergentheim’s Bazaar
Main and
Calhounsts
Husirnry
Mergentheim
Brenzinger Bread Baking
West Washington Street
Kasten & Kolnmeyer
W. G. Burket
Freese & Ranke
Chemists
Mackinto
Ulster
Tome Telephone Company
The
Home Telephone & Telegraph
Dartheimer & SO
Tailors
Bey
Tri-State Building
P. Ht
Heyman
Phheyman & CO
Steam Bakery
Madison
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