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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Evening Post

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1895

Page

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Public Works Board Awards Purchases and Contracts

The board approved four air tight garbage wagons at 225 dollars each and notified sewer contractors on the first alley east of Hanna street that their time had expired. Charles Pape may lay brick sidewalks on Pape avenue. G W Evans wins the bid to copy city lot owner names into new books for 240 dollars for engineer use.

Board of Public Works Hanna Street Charles Pape Pape Avenue G. W. Evans

WRECKED THE FLYER Vandals damage rail. three die

The Buffalo Express from Buffalo to New York wrecked near Rom New York two miles west of Rom at 4:30 am. Engineer Nathan Hager and two unknown tramps dead. James Murphy mail clerk and Jofferu Mason tramp injured. Rail turned and spikes pulled. foul play suspected. Detectives on case. Also notices fare to Atlanta for exposition and a fabric sale at Mergentheim's Bazaar.

Rom N. Y Buffalo Express New York Central Buffalo New York James Murphy Jofferu Mason

Sultan Rumors and Mobilization Amid Ottoman Turmoil

Reports from Aden and Constantinople describe Turkish defeats at Sana and plans to mobilize up to half a million troops. Druses pillage near the Jordan. Sofia dispatch claims Sultan Abdul Hamid has been poisoned with no details.

Aden Satna Yemen Arabia Santa Beyrout Syria Jordan London Standard Constantinople Chronicle Rome Sublime Porte Berux Sofia Bulgaria Turkey Abul Hamid

Auditor reports debt reduction and bond refinancing

In Indianapolis on November 18 the auditor of state reveals the state debt fell by 400000 in the past year. Bonds totaling 10065000 were refinanced at advantageous terms. The premium from the refinancing reached 27000. The report details the state's interest charges and related financial moves.

Pianapolis Auditor of State

State debt reduction plan outlined for next legislature

The financial board plans to retire $300,000 of 3 percent bonds due in March and reduce the state's foreign debt, which totals about $7,000,000. A sinking fund tax increase will be sought from the next legislature to accelerate repayment.

Financial Board

Local Obituaries: Stone Miller and Barry Passages

Margaret Stone 54 died this morning at St Josephs hospital from cancer. Thaddeus Stone husband and farmer lives north of the city. Barbara Miller 72 died at son in law Patrick Hunts home 6 Smith Avenue yesterday morning leaving five children Patrick Hunt Louis Merz Paul Frank and Joseph Miller. Funeral is tomorrow at 9 from St Peters Catholic church. Eva Barry 3 daughter of John Barry 73 Gay Street died this morning of diphtheria.

Margaret Stone St. Joseph’s Hospital Thaddeus Stone City Barbara Miller Patrick Hunt Smith Avenue Louis Merz Paul Frank Joseph Miller St. Peter’s Catholic Church Eva Barry John Barry Gay

Masonic meeting confers degrees at Fort Wayne convocation

The Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Masons of Fort Wayne begin a two day convocation at 3 pm conferring degrees 0 to 16. A 6 pm banquet precedes further conferrals with officers listed for Lodge of Perfection and Princes of Jerusalem sessions tomorrow.

Valley of Fort Wayne Lodge of Perfection Masonic Temple Lodge OF Ferfection Wm. Geake Jas. B. Harper D. L. Harding James M. Henry H. C. Hanna G. W. Pixley C. B. Fitch C. A Grand Tyler Marion Teagarden J. W. Clark Robert A. Liggett Princes OF Jerusalem Darius Council C. M. Dawson R. 8. Robertson J. W. Hayden R. A. Liggett GC. B. Fitch J. B. Harper C. R. Higgins Exchequer J. C. Craig Tyler—Marion Teagarden

Inauguration of Great Sale At Louis Wolf Co Store

In the store on Calhoun Street Louis Wolf & Co announces a grand sale progress with high patronage expected. They ask patrons to return in the morning when crowds lessen for attentive service. Court notes report Sadié Jackson fined 25 and costs for prostitution and jailed. Rudolph Guenther v Herman Rust details a dog bite damages case with a judgment for the plaintiff. Herman Swenker was fined 2 dollars.

Louis Wolf & CO Calhoun Street Sadié Jackson Squire France Rudolph Guenther Herman Rust France Rust Herman Swenker

Gold Stock Craze Sweeps Colorado Mining Market

A Denver mining boom drives heavy demand for Cripple Creek and Colorado stocks. Brokers report swamped orders, high commissions, and rapid price gains as over 350 new companies file for incorporation and transfers top half a million dollars daily. Eastern brokers also show strong interest as Cripple Creek prices surge.

Denver Col Comstock Colorado Springs Cripple Creek Pueblo Seemet Denver Mining Exchange Real Estate Exchange Chicago New York

Indiana Delegates Return From Traveling Men's Congress

Governor appoints L. J. Bobilya and Sherif E. F. Clausmeier to represent Indiana at the Atlanta congress of commercial men held November 13 14 1909. A resolution urged creation of a secretary of commerce and stronger north south commercial ties. Other Indiana delegates included C. H. Prather G. W. Griggs D. M. McPherson J. H. Hubbs J. Lightfoot W. S. Denning M. Matthews and D. A. Nesbit. Kelley Island Grapes 200 baskets received today.

L. J. Bobilya Sherif E. F. Clausmeier Matthews Indiana Congress of Commercial Men Atlanta Congress C. H. Prather G. W. Griggs D. M. McPherson Indianapolis J. H. Hubbs J. Lightfoot W.S. Denning Terre Haute M. Matthews South Bend D. A. Nesbit Warsaw

Canvassing Agents to Form Local Union Under AFL Affiliate

Canvassing agents in the city are to form a local union under the American Agents association, affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. A meeting at the K of L hall on Court street Friday evening will organize branches, part of a national network totaling about 14,000 members. A second note mentions a large millinery sale at Mergen theim's Bazaar this week on the second floor.

American Agents’ Association American Federation of Labor Society K. of L. Ball Court Street

Revival Meetings Draw Large Crowds for Dr J Wilbur Chapman

Between 1500 and 2000 worshippers packed the Princess rink for the third address by evangelist Dr J Wilbur Chapman. He urged prayer as essential to saving souls and outlined plans for a grand rally with three services and 35 cottage prayer meetings tomorrow. A children's service was held at the First Presbyterian church this afternoon.

Princess Rink J. Wilbur Chapman Chapman Garden of Olives Paul Grace Reformed Church Plymouth Rink Lowe First Presbyterian Church

Empire vaudeville thrills Fort Wayne with Mendoza sisters act

The Empire theatre drew over a thousand to a standout vaudeville bill led by the Mendoza sisters aerial act. Other highlights included the Murrays and Cohen and Maulsby performances. Tickets to Atlanta from Lake Erie & Western were listed for several dates with a 16.25 fare good for ten plays. Marriage licenses shown for Miles Hanchett and Katie Belle Robinson, and Albert Randall with Edith Sheehan.

Empire Theatre Fort Wayne Mendoza Murrays Cohen and Maulsby Empire Lake Erie & Western Railway Atlanta Miles Hanchett Katie Belle Robison Albert Randall Edith Sheehan

Jail Delivery Foiled by Sheriff Vigilance

Two desperate criminals armed with iron bars attempted to escape the county jail at 2:45 am but Sheriff Clausmeier and Deputy Harrod foiled the plot through a hole in the door. William Duffy and Harry Schreider were restrained and moved to another cell. Duffy is wanted for murder and multiple crimes in Mansfield, Ohio. Tools were smuggled through jailers, then hidden in bed ticks. guards conducted a full search. A separate incident: an insane patient at 65 Force Street was restrained and taken to jail by officers after a neighbors’ struggle, the woman pleading for her baby amid the grief of losing two children. The Spanish cigar advertisement completes the page.

Clausmeier Seymour Harrod William Duffy Harrod Harry Schreider Duffy Mansfield G.C. Semen Force Street Lapp Hints Galtheier Pittsburg

Express train hold-up near St. Cloud ends with safe arrival

Minneapolis reports that around 10 pm a Great Northern express train was halted near St. Cloud by robbers who aimed at the express car but fired no shots. The crew diverted to St. Cloud with the treasure after realizing the mistake. A posse was dispatched from St. Paul to the scene.

Minneapolis Great Northern Railroad St. Cloud Clear Lake St. Paul

Be Tagged or Quit Alternative for Illinois Steel Workers

Milwaukee Nov 18 The Illinois Steel Company at Bay View mills orders employees to wear brass tags or have no time registered The timebooks use numbers and each worker must obtain a tag The Amalgamated Association members oppose the move since they work by the piece and are not forced to follow numbers

Milwaukee Minois Steel Company Bay View Mills Amalgamated Association

Cloak and Fur House Claims Public Confidence in Fort Wayne

The exclusive Fort Wayne cloak and fur house is run by the state’s most competent cloak experts and enjoys public confidence due to its unique status and management.

Fort Wayne

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City Affairs Nathan Hager Lake Erie & Western Mergentheim’s Bazaar the People’s Store United States Colorado England Traveling Men’s Congress Kelley Island Nice Ang Ba American Federation Mergentheim’s Power OF Prayer THE Price Theatre Jessie Taylor Katt Great Northern Express Fenton Manufacturing Company New Jersey Ilinois Steel Company Y. Gutermuth Eachusin W. Gutermuth Hatter Coop Any Other
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