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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Evening Post

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1896

Page

4

Local notices and social briefs in condensed locals

Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Koop a son at 538 Buchanan street. George Myers of Little Dan cigars is ill. Miss Adah Heller engaged to Charles J Bulger. Branch 715 C E of A to meet. Relief union held a meeting at Industrial school. Open air concert at Centlivre park. Theodore Robbins and May Boone wed. Daniel M Hays and Catherine C Quinn wed. A runaway on West Wayne street caused excitement. no injuries. Professor Duncan will address Caledonian society on Roentgen rays. Born to Mr and Mrs Cy Lose of Douglas avenue a son. Mr Lose foreman of Journal job rooms. John Waterhouse mashed foot by carriage. Water pipe burst at Golden & Patterson damages $200 stock. Board of safety to meet tonight. Weekly meeting moved from Wednesday to Monday. Mrs Jacob Auer celebrated 67th birthday with neighbors. Cyclists asked to use lamps after dark. lampless bicycle collided with buggy on Clay street. Hebrews observe Pentecost. morning services at 10. Choir led by Professor Thomas praised. First annual Associated Charities meeting at council chamber 7:45. reports and officers to be elected. president to speak. Populists of Allen county to organize at Labor hall next Thursday. Rhine reports district counties organized except Allen. Clay club old members meeting. high school alumni gather at Judge L M Ninde’s office. club to be revived.

Centlivre’s Park Theodore Robbins May Boone Daniel M. Hays Catherine C. Quinn West Wayne Street Duncan Caledonian Society Cy’ Lose Douglas Avenue Lose John Waterhouse Baker’s Carriage Works Golden & Patterson Board of Safety Jacob Auer Justice Bullerman Clay Street Allen County Labor Hall George Rhine Allen Clay Club L. M. Ninde

Be a Great Calamity He Says A Calamity and Nomination Notes

ANDERSON May 18 John RB Brunt a longtime Democratic leader who joined the Populists received Governor Matthews letter endorsing the gold standard stance. The governor warns a single gold standard would harm the people and the Democratic party while noting prices and unemployment concerns. Taggart announces he will not run for governor, citing a two year mayoral term and duties that bind him to finish his current office.

Anderson John RB. Brunt Matthews Brunt Democratic Party Supreme Court Brown County William E. McCord Morgan County Taggart Thomas Taggart Indiana

Rose Institute offered 40000 loan for two years

A New York man offered Rose Polytechnic Institute a 40000 loan with a 1,000,000 value mortgage and 25000 yearly donations for ten years. Trustees declined to name the address. Officials questioned the scheme as a possible fraud and sought verification from New York contacts.

Lake trip contest offers two weeks tour with coupons

The Evening Post announces a sweepstakes for the most popular self supporting young lady in the city. The winner receives an all expenses paid two week trip beginning after July 1, including rail transport to Soo sightseeing. Coupons are poured in weekly, with credit given to entrants or their friends.

Post Soo Mary Falvy Wayne Knitting Mills Elva Beagle M. D Eh Seed Nieece Emma C. Wallace Jessie Aiken Rose Kellar

Standings Shake Up In National League Baseball

May 18 Chicago reports sharp shifts in the National League with Philadelphia dropping from first to third while Cleveland rises from seventh to the top. Three clubs tie for second as Chicago’s Colts hold a central perch. Saturday and Sunday scores include Cincinnati 1 2 Brooklyn 1 10 16. Chicago 8 1. Cleveland 8 2. Also notes tariff cuts by Chicago Great Western on key grain goods and Depew's lecture at Gotham Electrical Exhibit.

Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia Colts Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburg Boston Pittsburgh Louisville Baltimore New York St. Louis Washington Gotham Chauncey M. Depew

Be Your Own Landlord in Lakeside Homes Offer

Pay down 200 dollars and 25 dollars monthly to own a 2700 dollar Lakeside home, or 28 dollars a month for 2500, 20 dollars for 2200, 18 dollars for 2000, or 15 dollars for 1700. Compare with rent and plan now for a landmark year of home ownership in Lakeside.

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