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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1895
Page
4
Public notice offers loans secured by real estate and personal security. The advertisement cites CHAS, F, PPEIFFER at 6 and 7 Bass Block as contact points for loan arrangements.
The Portland Commercial reports Hopewell church near Cedarville to be dedicated with ceremonies. It covers visits by Miss Moeller, Mr. J Gruber returning from a hunting trip, and the Merritt family from Jamestown. Also notes a Nickel Plate official in the city and plans for a new reformed church organization and curling club meeting.
In Chicago the Indiana dispute over Mutuals and Lloyds continues with Mr. Fitch offering surpluses to Indiana firms at 10 to 25 cents under board rates. He notes insurances would not require assessments. Indiana officials reply that unauthorized companies operate via clandestine channels and emphasize that noninsuring firms are misnomers. A Chicago excursion to Atlanta is reported as 1,200 attendees including First Regiment LN.G. members. Also a Wisconsin farm incident reports Howard Lay and his wife killed when their runaway team hit a trolley car. seven children survive.
Nebraska Democrats confront split over silver policy after election returns show Mahoney 14500 to Phelps 8000. Silver men demand a primary to decide the party line for the national convention and state delegation. Debs notes no general strike on the Great Northern. local troubles without A R U involvement.
In Buffalo last night a large gathering hosted by the Buffalo club honored Chauncey M. Depew for his civic and business impact. Mayor Edgar B. Jewett welcomed him, with toastmaster John N. Scatchett presiding and messages of regret from prominent editors received. Depew traced his 33 year memory of public speaking and praised Buffalo’s growth and respected currency discipline.
On election day L B Bert conceded defeat to G J Kindel and then claimed victory. Kindel, advised by Myron Reed, sought Bert with a shotgun but found none. Returns are locked in the county clerk's office with guards from both tickets watching. Bert claims a 102 vote plurality, while Kindel supporters allege fraud and plan a legal contest after canvass next week. The canvass may involve district court judges instead of clerks and justices of the peace.
Debs Sage notes that no trouble has been officially declared, stressing local conditions and cautious public sentiment amid uncertain events.
New York reports ease on call money at 2 percent and steady sterling. Bond prices steady with d and 5s reg. and coupons quoted. Chicago grain and produce lists wheat, corn, oats with mixed November to May futures. livestock at Chicago Union Stock Yards shows hogs and cattle ranges with varied demand and pricing across classes.
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