Crowds Fill Princess Rink for Chapman's Revival Sermon
Rev J Wilbur Chapman opens revival with crowd at Princess rink as 150-voice choir performs. Sunday and church leaders attend as Chapman cites Have You Received the Holy Ghost Since You Believed and urges personal surrender to God. Daily services planned at 3 pm at Plymouth Church and 2:15 pm women’s prayer meetings at Plymouth Church this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilber Chapman
Princess Rink
Rink
Chapman
William A. Sunday
J. J. Lowe
J. W. Chapman
Sition
Dr. Chapman
Plymouth Congregational Church
Bad Boys Jumping Trains Draw Humane Officer Support
Humane Officer Schlaudroff shows letters from parents begging to stop youths from jumping on moving trains in railroad yards. Police join him as a misdemeanor statute targets violators and Lakes Erie & Western offers $16.25 tickets to Atlanta for 10 pays on expo dates November 15 25 and December 5 16 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlaudroff
Mr. Schlaudroff
Lake Erie & Western Railway
Atlanta
Horrible Armenian Massacres Continue Amid Global Pressure
London reports indicate reforms promised by the Sultan after fleet mobilization in Salonica Bay. A Constantinople telegram states Armenians die from starvation and exposure as Sassoun relief closes, while Rome dispatches note new massacres near Aleppo in northern Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Salonica Bay
Asia Minor
Lord Salisbury
Constantinople
Anglo-Armenian Association
Rome
Syria
Aleppo
Seven Year Old Boy Severely Injured in Runaway
A seven year old boy named Cramer, living six miles north of the city on the Lima road, was thrown from a horse driven carriage. He suffered a compound fracture of the right lower limb and Dr. Myers treated him at the scene last evening.
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Cramer
Lima Road
Railroad Rattle and Dynagraph Heralds Transit Boom
News notes rail industry gains with Dudley dynagraph car showing track variances and fault spots. Indiana and New York political buzzes mix with big party moves as Harrison and Reed camps maneuver before conventions. Multiple railroad shops report full workloads and staff shifts while dissolving Lake Erie and Western lines consolidate under a new name.
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Order of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Indianapolis
William Witte
Tom Kirby
Waco
Neb
C. Hoffman
Adams County
Herman Witte
Pittsburg
Lake Shore
New York Central
Chicago
New York
Dudley
Lake Erie & Western Railway
Brice
Erie & Western
Cicinnati
Jackson & Michigan
Cleveland
Akron & Columbus
Ohio Southern
Northern Ohio
Lake Erie & Western
Landmark Man Hartnett Ends Facial Bumps
John Hartnett a Grand Central hotel porter, famed for his facial bumps long noted as a city landmark, underwent surgery at St Joseph's Hospital this afternoon to remove the deformities. His relief creates a new, less conspicuous landmark in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartnett
Grand Central Hotel
John
Richardville
Old Court House
St. Joseph's Hospital
John Happy
Second Week at Empire Theatre Promises Attractive Bill
The Empire Theatre enters its second week with a popular price program. Tonight features ladies free admission upon presenting a ticket cut from any Sunday or evening paper. The program promises an especially attractive bill this week.
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Empire Theatre
Editor change at Evening Post and Gazette
Mr. Harry M. Williams resigns as editor of the Evening Post to become a special political writer for the Morning Gazette. He is succeeded at the Post by S. C. Moffat, former city editor of the Gazette. The Gazette’s successor to Mr. Moffat is not yet known.
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George Wood
Fort Wayne Electric Corporation
Mason City
Fred Spaulding
Janesville
Wis
F. S. Huntington
Bloomington
Ill
Joseph Trathall
Henry H. Morrison
Pittsburg
al Throckmorton
Pennsylvania Lines
Chicago
Harry M. Williams
Evening Post
Morning Gazette
Williams
S. C. Moffat
The
Gazette
Moffat
Fort Wayne Ironworks Delivers New Magnet Crank
Angola Magnet reports a new crank from Fort Wayne Ironworks arrived at the flouring mill on Saturday evening and lit the streets again by Sunday night, restoring lighting.
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Angola
Fort Wayre
Bouncing Babies Reported at Two Local Addresses
Birth notices announce a son for Mr. and Mrs. FF Elliot at 159 Hoffman Street and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schnelker of Colemack Street.
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FF. Elliot
Hoffman Street
Herman Schnelker
Colemck Street
Contracted for a Cealthy Wife
RUSHVILLE November 16 Charles E. Ferrell hires counsel to seek an annulment alleging his marriage was obtained by fraud involving her mother Mrs. Sarah Bloom of Oberlin Ohio. He says he learned his wife was epileptic from infancy and sent her back. On Trial for Killing His Sister.
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Rushville
Charles E. Ferrell
Sarah Bloom
Oberlin
Ferrell
Brownstown
Edgar Holmes
Seymour
Holmes
Florence Anderson
Removal for larger quarters of Calhoun street tailor
Account describes Cr J Romeis moving his woolen goods business to larger quarters on Calhoun street. The note outlines the removal as part of expanding premises and improving shop facilities.
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Cr. J. Romeis
Calhoun Street
Deaths and Funerals in Hollister and Nearby
Miss Gertrude Hollis ter’s funeral was held at 2:30 PM from the house and well attended. Minnie Furian aged 23 wife of William Furian died Saturday night at 71 Ohio street of diphtheria. funeral 1:30 PM yesterday. William F Gick died at 292 East Washington street from peritonitis after cigarette-related illness. funeral planned for tomorrow afternoon. John McCann died at 65 Grand street this noon. born 1828 in Ireland. longtime city marshal and contractor. survived by wife and eight children. funeral arrangements pending.
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Minnie Furian
William Furian
Ohio Street
County
Cavan
Ireland
McCann
Ex Trustee Barre Accused in $3000 Misappropriation Case
A state initiated suit in circuit court seeks $3000 from Joseph F. Barre and bondsmen for alleged misappropriation of Cedar Creek township funds. Barre denies the accusation saying funds were used for township needs. The case names Martin L. Moudy as plaintiff and attorneys Shambaugh and Norris, Bell, Barrett & Morris for the state.
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State of
Indiana
Martin L. Moudy
Joseph F. Barre
Moudy
Cedar Creek Township
Victor Mueller
Board of County Commissioners
Joseph J. Barve
Barve
Norris, Bell, Barrett & Morris
Superior Court
Henry Pfeiffer
William H. Gouty
On & Tote
Police Regulations After Jammed Chapman Revival Doors
Crowds at the Chapman revival caused a dangerous rush before a 7 PM opening. Superintendent Liggett orders safeguards including earlier door opening, wider aisles, a central crossing, lit Main Street doors, and an officer detail to ensure safe exits and help.
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Liggett
Kaleidoscopic Doll Sale At Kane’s Store
Dalzling charming and captivating sale of dolls at Kane’s for three days November 18 to 20. Fifty thousand dolls to choose from with prices from 1 cent to 10 dollars, including bisque heads and durable figures. Also doll carriages priced 2.50 to 9 dollars, open evenings until 8, urging families to buy Christmas dolls now.
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Kane's
Fort Wayne
Tames
M. Kane
Calhoun Street
Crematory Test at Lindenwood Cemetery
A report notes a crematory test involving an animal to be incinerated at Lindenwood Cemetery today. The item also mentions a cigar called The Regular Spanish as the city’s best seller and urges calls for it.
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Lindenwood Cemetery
Lindenwood
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J. Wilbur Chapman
Great Evangelist
Orn
Bad Boys
Mase
Sassoon Relief
Benny
the Hammer
Capital
New Yorks
Fifth Avenue
Eix
Benjamin Harrison
Joseph H. Manley
Maine
Republican National Committee
Thomas B. Reed
Thomas C. Platt
Carnegie
Genera Harrison
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
Imperial Hotel
Carter
Harrison
Senate
City
John C. New
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Stephen P. Elkins
West Virginia
Richard C. Kerens
Missouri
Elkins
Reed
San Francisco
Wiliam C. Whitney
Harrity
Democratic National Committee
Board of Trade and Transportation
Inpranatoris
United States Senate
Allison
Stutsman
Peru
Illinois
Pennsylvania Company
John Burlager
F Yreneman
G. A. Philips
L. O. Hadlicks
Henry J- Boerschenger
J. Berry
Central
Buffalo Courier
Wabash
G. L. Potter
Detroit
Alex. Henderson
Harmonia Singing Society
St. Peter’s School Hall
O. B. Farner
Raymond Bowser
Kerr Murray Works
George Antwiter
Pennsylvania Car Machine Shop
Pennsylvania Road
Eastern Division
Pennsylvania
A. M. Slagle
Wm. Slagle
Louis Radke
A. Rust
Kalamazoo
Theodore Kucher
St. Louis
Lake Erie
A. Renner
John Collis
Otto Snyder
Rose Bittikoffer
Esther Magers
Electric Corporation
Joseph Bel
England
Thompson
John Baer
Fred Horstmeyer
Geo. Brown
Jim Sullivan
Mackinaw
John Hartnett II
St. Joe Hospital
Empire
Furian
Barre
Henry Duemling
O. W. Kuhne
Diedrick Wiebke
Caroline Niemeyer
Christian Niemeyer
Michael Himbert
Edwin Evans
Andy Yohne
W. H. Shambaugh
Conrad H. Viberg
Charles Nestle
O'Rourke
Dalzling, Charming
Captivating
V. Gutermuth
W. Gutermuth
Monahan
the Hatter
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