Fort Wayne Common Council March 24 1896 Proceedings
The Fort Wayne Common Council met in the council chamber Tuesday evening March 24 1896 with Mayor Oakley presiding and 15 councilmen present. Minutes of the last session were approved. The executive department notes ordinances approved March 13 including General Ordinance 49 banning sale of certain goods at Harrison Street market and Appropriation Ordinances 72 and 73. The committee on contracts and franchises proposes amendments to Everett street railway franchise terms. Remonstrances against the Everett franchise are noted. Finance committee and city attorney report bond adequacy. Several committees report on licenses waterworks and annexation petitions. Public notices include petition summaries on street improvements and suburban incorporation.
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Common Council
City of
Fort Wayne
Oakley
William T. Jeffries
Borkenstein
Fisher
Glenn
Griebel
Hild
Kelker
Loesch
McDonald
Mohr
Scheid
Sommers
Tigar
Waltemath
Wolf
Young
Orry Haun
Ind
Harrison Street
Pate
Everett
Charles E. Everett
Board of Public Works
Elty
Fortayne
Kirby Jackson
Brackenridge Street
C. E. Everett
M. Glenn
Paul E. Wolf
John T. Young
George H. Loesch
Wilt Street
Ohtier Street
L. C. Hunter
Theate
Paul EB. Wolf
Geo. H. Loesch
Henry Hild
R. J. Fisher
John Mohr
Safcity
W. M. Glenn
John T. Youne
Peter J. Sehied
Four Waying
Bond
Brandriff
MG Nunemaker
Putvenfield
We ‘Gnd
Montgomery Hamilton
John McCann
Gomery Hamilton
Nunemaker
McCann
Mc. Hanemaker
A. Keiker
Y A Scheid
H. Waltemath
Joseph Dwenger
Jos. Rademacher
Fort. Wayne
East Main Street
Gustave Oberwitte
William Strobel
Callhoun Street
Bill to allow ex Confederates to hold federal officer posts passes
Washington notes report Hill's bill to lift restrictions on appointing officers who served the Confederacy. After two hours of debate, the measure passed the House with one dissent, Boutelle of Maine, while others urged unity and sentimentality over practicality.
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Washington
Hill
Senate
Venezuela
House
Boutelle
Maine
Cummings
New York
Wilson
South Carolina
Hull
Town
South
United States
Annapolis
West Point
Grosvenor
Mason and Dixon
United States Senate
Boutelie
Walker
Stonewall Jackson
Boutalle
Routine Doings in Congress and Cuba Disputes
The Senate passed a bill granting discretion to punish American Indians convicted of criminal assault. House and Senate conference committees debated Cuba resolutions, seeking common ground. Spain disclaims responsibility for El Epoca views. Spanish archives seized. First National Bank of West Plains, Missouri approved for operation. A Cuban war letter from Captain Valeros describes blood, miles marched, and sustained losses in battles near Havana. Frisco, Cal., March 25. National WCTU and suffrage groups decide against a San Francisco convention site renewal.
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Boutelle
Mills
House
Senate
Cuba
Spain
New Haven
Boston
The
Standard
C. S. B. Valeros
Maximo Gomez
N. R. Johnstone
Conn
Johnstone
Havana
Matanzas
Morro del Rey
Gomez
Imparcial
Consumption symptoms and Dr Ficker's Engis Remedy
A brief list of consumption symptoms is given including cough fatigue and pale face with morning perspiration. The ad claims Dr Ficker's Engis Remedy for Consumption arrests the disease in early stages and alleviates listed symptoms. Manufactured by Acker Medicine Co. in New York and sold by reputable druggists.
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Department of Finance
Miller and Moritz
F. J.ayden
Co. B. Oakley
Deter J Schela
H. Ite Bonald
R. J. Fiset
Oo. H. Waltemath
Henry G.sommers
B. Bookenstein
W.A. Tigar
Edward Seidel
Said Street
Committee of the Whole
B. F. Ninde
A. Ye ‘Ar
E. H. McDonald
Peter J. Schied
W. JH. Tigar
M. Gienn
John Distel
Hanna Street
Ninth
Tenth Street
Force Street
Pontiac
Gay Street
Spy Run
Jacob M. Stouder
D. D. Schlatter
D. Soliday
R. L. Romy
John A. Bossler
Eliza K. Bossler
William Burke
New York City
Basx
Basu
Basu & Co
Cleveland
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Gartentine
Tils
Pee Ky
Pingree
Taber St
West Side
Calhoun
Maumee Avenue
Emmett Martin
Corner
Hanna & Buchanan
WM. Turner
Hanna and DeWald Streets
Oliver and
Emily Streets
Bowsers
Everett & Doud
Old Nat. Bank
Berry
Sts
Mr. Newrich
Jay
Rock of
Mils
Congress
Woyler
Sancti Spiritus Province
New Bank For
Missouri
Comptroller of the Currency
First National Bank of
West Plains
Vaalleror
R. U. Nok
Curiaco
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
San Francisco
Association
Pacific Coast
Gorvention
Freese & Ranke
Carhoun Street
Indianapolis
Denison
Indiana
E. L. Craw
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Calhoun Street
Earth
Gocke
Broadway
Washington Boulevard
Bass Block
Clifton House
Monroe Street
Wabash Ave
Palmer
GEO. Cummings Hotel CO
Geo. Cummings
Chicago
E. Main ST
White National Bank
Hamilton National Bank
Dasy Evening Post
Frank Leslie
EIN Gros
M.S. Burns
Werinsylvania
Fr. Wayne
ARR
Pennsylvania Station
East Board
Rebive
N. Y
Princip
Con
A. W. Johnston
Contendent
B. F. Horner
Uo. Homes
Paca
Ft. Wayne
Gindswali
Louisville
Lake Erie & Western Railroads
Cossogneverdice
New Castle
Rushville
Fort Wayne No
Paseanger
Sartre Loca
Pasenger
E. 8
Philley
H.W. C. and
L. Railroad
JC Parker
Ip Nig
N. Y. & Boston Limited
Sun
Kan
City and Toledo
Dail
St. Louis Express
City Cannon Ball
Fast Limited Mail
St. Louis Limited
R. G. Tho
Rand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Rotes Korfh
Grand Rapids
North
Richmond
Cincinnati
Findlay, Fort Wayne & Western Railroad
Haviland
Cloverdale
Ottawa
Toledo
Findlay
Havilan
C. H
D. Findlay
Ia. M
Wabi
jMix
S. Robacher
Dyer
East Main Str
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