Senate Committee Draws Cuban Sympathy Resolution
Washington Jan 29 The senate committee on foreign affairs reported a resolution regretting Cuban hostilities and urging the president to ask Spain to recognize Cuban belligerency. The body refused to adopt Call's plan to recognize Cuban belligerency as executive action. Both measures are seen as unlikely. The session adjourned without debate.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Cuba
Spain
Senate
Call
Executive Department
Buncombe
Weather Indications for Indiana Tonight and Thursday
Weather indications show partly cloudy skies over Indiana tonight and Thursday with a slight warming trend tonight.
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Indiana
Doctor Adams Released After Preliminary Hearing
Dr Harry Milton Adams of Crawfordsville was jailed in Anderson Indiana after a preliminary hearing on criminal libel filed by Elder W R Covert. The case was dismissed after the defense argued the plaintiff was not properly identified. Adams plans to stay and conduct seances to prove his mediumship.
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W. R. Covert
Covert
Adams
Treasure Craze Sparks Search for Prehistoric City
Ranchers and stockmen near Chilili New Mexico haul tools to a dig site where a gypsy guide claimed a cedar post would lead to a buried treasure of eight million dollars. Workers guard the post as digging exposes walls of a potential ancient Indian or Spanish city.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Chilili
Here
Chicago Produce Market Prices Reported
Wheat and grain futures closed in January and opened May with varied bids across months. Oats corn and parxlarp futures shown with January closing figures and May openings, margins noted from Gordon & Co. brokers in the White Bank block.
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Gordon & Co
White Bank Block
Locals Briefs from Cincinnati and Nearby
Me. 8. F. Bowser is in Cincinnati. Hibernian hall hosts a public safety drill Friday evening. The Nierman family remains confined at home due to illness. Bub o Link club plans a ball at Calhoun street club rooms tonight. Mrs. J H Bilderback travels to Hicksville Ohio where her sister is ill. Miss Marie Garber of Madison Indiana visits Mrs L Park Drayer on East Allen street. Mrs. Phila Robinson, guest of Mrs J H Bilderback, has returned home. Charles Rossington resigns after two years as Randall hotel clerk. Mrs Elizabeth Comstock returns home to Warsaw after five weeks in the city. A C Hobroke of Ogden plumbing travels to Chicago for business. Daughters of Isabella sewing society meets at Miss Ella Summers 47 Douglas avenue tomorrow afternoon. Mr L J Christy resigns as fire column.
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Calhoun Street
J. H. Bilderback
Hicksville
Marie Garber
Madison
Ind
L. Park Drayer
East Allen Street
Phila Robinson
East Wayne Street
Charles Rossington
Randall Hotel
Elizabeth Comstock
Warsaw
Ogden Plumbing Establishment
Chicago
Daughters of Isabella Sewing Society
Ella Summers
Douglas, Avenue
L. J. Christy
Express Robbers Arrested by Wells-Fargo Detectives
Denver scene unfolds as Wells-Fargo secret service detains two men linked to the November 11, 1895 Colorado Springs express robbery. Elder Krout and George Krout, once Wells-Fargo agents, are held after cash seizures totaling 4600 on one and other recovered sums, with $35,000 in packages alleged stolen from Santa Fe depot.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Secret Service Department
Wells- Fargo Company
Express
Union Pacific
Denver and Gulf
Walsonburg
Col
Krout
Farr
Huerfano County
W. B. Sayres
Pinkerton
George Krout
Wells-Fargo Company
Cerro Gordo
Colorado
Walsenburg
Sam Jones
Fort Worth
Tex
Santa Fe
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Cripple Creek
Texas
Burglars' Cave Loot Seized After Quick Pursuit
In St. Joswin Missouri on January 29 authorities recovered thousands of dollars worth of plunder from caves beneath the Florence addition after a running clash with a gang of burglars and horse thieves led by Bill Snyder. Sheriff Andriano reported the raid followed a brief pursuit ending with the capture of suspects and confiscation of stolen goods.
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St. Joswin
Florence
Sherif
Andriano
Bill Snyder
Des
Summit City Lodge Social at Hall Program Highlights
Summit City lodge No. 36 A O U W hosts a social at Calhoun and Superior with music by the Standard Mandolin Club. Recitations by Miss Helen Casterline and Miss Mamie Arnold, duets and solos, and a male quartet mark the program. Fort Wayne Hive No. 6 L O T M holds a social at 83 East Berry Street with piano solos recitations and vocal and violin performances by local members.
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Calhoun and
Superior Streets
Summit City Lodge
Tubdosen
Ted Liebers
Helen Casterline
Ey -Robert
oFenet Kime
Ethel Saylor
Walter Grodzik
Bessie Dillie Music
Standard Mandolin Club
Ladies OF the Maccabees
Fort Wayne
Esac
sMiss May Allinger
Flora Tinkham
Harriet Siemen
Hazel Straight
Ethel Hill
Claude Allison
Margaret Siemon
First class fish and oyster market opens at Calhoun street
A new fish and oyster market opens today at 140 Calhoun Street offering a stock of fish, game and poultry. The shop operated by J. G. Jackson with phone service at 314.
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Calhoun Street
J. G. Jackson
Nurse Miss Jennie Cramer Sought by Call
Professional nurse Miss Jennie D Cramer is disengaged and solicits a call at 248 West Wayne Street. Contact to R G Thompson for arrangements.
Divorce suits occupy courts as foreclosures loom
Maud Yohne seeks divorce from Frank L. Yohne alleging desertion and failure to provide. She says he did not work for three years, spent earnings on alcohol, abused her, and sold household goods to buy liquor. A similar complaint was filed by Mary L. Ackley. Judge O Rourke presides. Ida Richards faces commission in lunacy proceedings. Court notes also mention Nelson J. Haruley against unknown party.
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Maud Yohne
Frank L. Yohne
Mary L. Ackley
O'Rourke
Freight cars on city streets stir conflict with monopoly
Mayor Oakley releases a letter from Fort Wayne Electric Railway manager H Rosison denying freight service beyond construction material. The dispute questions if a ton of iron hauled by Consolidated Railway over city streets constitutes legitimate material transport or illegal freight for others. The Post warns of a potential legal clash and a sharp response to any evasion of the law.
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Evening Post
Fort Wayne Electric Railway Company
C. B. Oakley
Fort Wayne
Ind
Consolidated Railway Company
Consolidated Company
Rosison
J. H. Bass
Board of Public Works
Robison
The
Post
Second Hand Pianos and Silvered Bargains at Baldwin Co
D. H. Baldwin Co at 98 Calhoun Street offers second hand pianos from 35 dollars and second hand organs from 5 dollars with a two year exchange option for a like price toward new instruments. Also notes a band concert by the Hamilton Colored Cornet Band at the A M E church tomorrow evening with 25 cent admission and supper included.
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D. H. Baldwin Co
Calhoun Street
D. H. Balpwin & Co
Calhoun St
A.M. EB
Hamilton Colored
New Patrol Wagon Planned By Public Safety Board
The board of public safety will meet this evening to review plans from local wagon makers for a covered patrol wagon. Studebaker in South Bend submitted wagon cuts, but the board favors a local manufacturer. The wagon costs up to 400 dollars and will be slightly larger than the current model, covered with durable material.
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Board of Public Safety
Studebaker Wagon Works
South Bend
For Sale Entire Household Furniture and Effects
Private Sale offers almost new furniture and effects used less than a year. Sold at a great sacrifice as owners leave city. Sale ends February 1. Call 107 East Washington Street any time.
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East Washington Street
Public Nuisance on East Lewis Street Cars With Flat Wheels
Residents along East Lewis street complain of early morning noise from two flat wheeled street cars. The banging sounds like a boiler shop and keeps them awake before dawn and after 11:30 pm. They urge round wheels, citing the street car company profits and a local foundry owned by Vice President Bass.
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The
Post
East Lewis Street
Spy Run Avenue
Lewis Street
Bass
Fort Wayne Billiard and Curling Matches Reported
In Fort Wayne games at the Home billiard hall J D McDonald and Mr Cooper played with Cooper needing 150 points before McDonald reached 100. Cooper won as McDonald crossed 45. Cooper’s high run was 21. McDonald 6. At Brookside curling two rinks from the curling club competed with players including George Housar and Dr Hi G Nierman.
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J. D. McDonald
Mr. Cooper
Cooper
McDonald
Mc Donald
McDonald’s
Reinze Thomas
I. Mautner
Thomas
Mautner
Crall
Wolf
Brookside
Curling Club
George Housar
Hi. G. Nierman
al. A. Bass
Jre
John Miller
James Dormer
George, Thumb
Art
Robert Dixon
David’ Miller
F. J. Hayden
City Board Amends Home Telephone Franchise Contract
The Board of Public Works approved amendments and sent the Home Telephone contract back to the council for final action. A special council meeting tonight will consider the revised terms, including delaying city revenue until 1910 and raising the noncompletion bond to 2000 dollars.
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Board of Public Works
Home Telephone Company
Committee On
Great Cost Sale At M Frank & Co Bee Hive Store
Illinois Republican Love Feast in Springfield draws about 1200 leaders with strong McKinley and Tanner cheers. Speakers include Cullom Fifer Mason and others. plan for state convention set for April 29 with representation based on votes in 1852. Dinner, campfire, and veterans events noted.
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Representatives’ Hall
McKinley
Tanner
Littler
Cullom
Fifer
John M. Finniston
James 5. Martin
John BR. Tanner
Peoria
J. C. Humphrey
Springfield
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Wasninctox
Berlin
Germany
Croker
Washineton
Richard Croker
Tammany
Senator Murphy
Northwest
Portsmouth
Violet
New Haven
Conn
Edmunds & Law
Schmitz Block
Charles Schuzinger
Custer House
A. F. Seneca
West Main Street
Lona
East Berry Street
John Waten
Zelena Perry
Charles Hutler
Rosa Shondell
Michigan
Faust House
New Mexico
F. Bowser
Cincinnati
Hibernian Hall
Hibernian Rifles
Martin Nierman
Wells-Fargo
Smooth Crooks
Jennie D. Cramer
Ida. Richards
Charles. Richards
East
Wayne Street
Duemling
B. von Sweringen
France and
Huser
Orry Haun
Datuas Ff
Sport IN
Board of Works
Council
Home Company
M. Frank &O
Bee Hive
Aetea Ab
Danas F. Green
Illinois
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Pit
Ireland
Exclusive
Cloak and Fur House
V. Gutermuth
D. Monahan
Hatter
Cleary
Harrison
RABUS
W. Berry Street
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