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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1896
Page
2
In a Denver speech ex Representative Belford argued the western voice should not be silenced and warned against secession while asserting the Union’s resolve. The piece states no western secession is possible and that the money question will be settled, with the flag and its stars intact.
A collection of newspaper quotes critiques reckless cycling and scorched racing on roads. The Illinois Humane Society plans to prosecute riders who strap babies in bicycle baskets while others warn against dangerous practice and urban chaos.
Fragmentary 19th century notice mentions Cuba embargo effects and travel routes. It notes Fort Wayne departures via Wabash railroad at 11 45 daily to New York Grand Central by 10 30 next morning. Also mentions Pennsylvania company offering Sunday excursion tickets to Valparaiso and Chicago from May 4 at one fare round trip.
Stormy sessions at the Methodist general conference featured clashes between ministerial and lay delegates over constitutional reform for equal lay representation. Bishop Hurst struggled to maintain order as heated speeches from Rev. J. B. Graw and Henry French fueled disruptions before peace was restored. Missionary bishop for Africa, J. C. Hartzell, was elected amid procedural battles on a corresponding secretary for the Freedmen's Aid society.
Saratoga May 26 The Presbyterian general assembly decided not to act on church unity, backing a report that declares the nation Protestant and Christian. The forenoon session limited action on the 13 committees and a paper concerning a 000,000 building project was submitted for discussion in the afternoon.
The Evening Post offers a two weeks lake tour for the most popular self supporting young lady in the city. Prize covers all expenses including rail, steamer, hotel, and cab fare with an escort. Coupons are submitted weekly with many names listed as contestants and voters. Public notices also announce ticket expiration rules from several rail lines starting July 1 1896 and lasting until further notice.
The Wabash Railroad introduces a daily morning train at 6 oclock to Toledo and nearby stations arriving 9:00 a.m. with connections to Detroit Sandusky Cleveland Ann Arbor and more. A round trip fare is offered every Sunday. Also details a revised time card with Fort Wayne to Indianapolis service and return enabling half day in the state capital.
John H. Rohan is announced as a candidate for sheriff of Allen County subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention. A host of Democrats are backing his candidacy.
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