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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Evening Post

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1895

Page

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Belchin's Place Raided Parade Through Town After Arrest

Police raided Frank Belchin's East Main saloon arresting him and parading him in the wagon. Officers Har dendorf and Foulks watched, the owner bailed out at the station, case continued to Wednesday. An incendiary fire destroyed Berghoff Ice House on Glasgow and Washington, insured loss 250.18. Insane Henry Doehrman wandered streets with bandages and a razor, to be examined for lunacy.

Frank Belchin East Main Street Hardendorf and Foulks Mr. Belchin Belchin Clinton Berry Barr and Soto Jacob Bittenger East Side Glasgow Avenue Washington Street Berghoff Brewing Company Henry Doehrman Dickson Doehrman

Negroes lynched near Greenwood, Mississippi

News from Greenwood Mississippi dated November 25 reports belief that John Richards and Thomas Watts, accused of ambushing robbing and killing Miss Bagwell and burning her body, were lynched by a mob after being taken to Abbeyville jail. Locals say the mob went to break into the jail to free the prisoners.

Greenwood 5. C John Richards Thos. Watts Miss Bagwell Abbeyville

Charles Muldoon Dies in Montpelier of Heart Failure

Charles Muldoon formerly of Fort Wayne died Sunday morning in Montpelier Indiana from heart failure. A well known figure in local sports circles his remains were brought to Fort Wayne and laid at his mother Mrs. Margaret Muldoon 280 East Lewis Street. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 o clock.

Charles Muldoon Fort Wayne Montpelier Ind Margaret Muldoon East Lewis Street

Winter resort excursions offer low rate tickets now

Pennsylvania lines advertise low rate tickets with variable routes and ample return limits. Fort Wayne contact is Ticket Agent J. B. Ross. Arcade Music Store announces twenty new pianos, Kimball models, for Christmas gifts under manager I. H. Cast. Nickel Plate Road directs passengers to seek rates and connections through local agents before buying elsewhere.

Pennsylvania Fort Wayne J. B. Ross Arcade Music I. H. Cast California

Train Sections Jam Pittsburg Freight Mishap

Two sections of a broken Pittsburg freight train came together in a derailment incident injuring unspecified workers. Emergency crews responded to the scene as authorities investigated possible causes and assessed track damage.

Pittsburg

Five Trainmen Injured As Wreck Delays Pennsylvania Line

A freight wreck near Richey Ohio on the Pennsylvania road delayed traffic eight hours. Conductor J.T. Herring and Flagman S. Wass of Fort Wayne suffered serious injuries, with three others slightly hurt. Five cars and the caboose were wrecked while livestock cars remained intact.

Richey Pennsylvania Road J.T. Herring S. Wass Fort Wayne J. B. Weber Decatur N.C. Vance Martin’s Ferry A. Wilson Marengo Herring Flagman Wass Weber Vance Wilson George B. Stemen W. E. Wass Middlepoint Hugh Street Geo. C. Siemen Valentine Burger Pennsylvania Planning Mill F. C. Lageman Wabash Joseph J. Wiedemann John O’rourke Pennsylvania Car Shops M. Dedrick William Burns East Yards Michigan Robert Griffin Cedarville Stirk Huffman Street Chicago John Lynch Pittsburg Louis Stetter Sweeney Avenue L. G. Daly Pennsylvania Charles Noll Hoosier Manufacturing Company Indianapolis Charles Dunn Hiram Philley Polhamus

Rockefeller Heiress to Wed Chicago Reaper King's Son

Miss Edith Rockefeller youngest daughter of John D Rockefeller will wed Harold F McCormick at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church in New York. The couple's families and social prominence are noted with details on attendants and the couple's charitable pursuits and interests.

John D. Rockefeller New York Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Edith Rockefeller Harold F. McCormick Alta Rockefeller Mr. McCormick Cyrus McCormick Emmons Blaine John Garret James Blair Howard Colby Turlington Harvey Jacob Otto Vance McCormick John Chapman Stanley McCormick Miss Rockefeller Edith Japan Rockefeller McCormick Chicago Princeton

Remember now thy creator in the days of thy youth

Dr J Wilbur Chapman delivers a powerful address at the Princess Rink to a crowd exceeding 4,000. He warns that neglecting God in youth leads away from faith, urges personal conversion before judgment, and calls men to Christ as mediator. The program lists Day of Prayer events and many prayer participants across Fort Wayne in preparation for revival.

J. Wilbur Chapman Rink Princess Rink Dr. Chapman Chapman Christ Fort Wayne Hayden and Linden

Irish Liberty Lecture At Library Hall Tonight

Rev George W Pepper will lecture at Library hall under Shamrock club auspic es marking the execution of the Manchester Martyrs Fort Wayne crowd expectations high as best local talent performs with Reineke s Orchestra and selections from Ireland Miss Anna Philley to speak Ireland s Liberty Spring from Martyrs Blood escorts of honor listed and local notables to attend Dayton Ohio Nov 25 Miss Ella Tickle the midget buried.

Library Hall George W. Pepper Shamrock Literary Club Manchester Fort Wayne Shamrock Club Hibernia Jeu Ep Soe Reineke Salo Killarney Touhey Gers of Ireland Pete Cet Anna Philley Liberty Springs Fea Ree Gee W. Pepper God Save Ireland Sagi J. H. Rohan Dr. Pepper R. 8. Robertson Robert Lowry Edward O’rourke J. R. Quinlan W. P. Breen W. P. Whery

Embezzlement Charge Filed Against William Cole

William Cole of Aboite Township faces embezzlement charges after alleged misappropriation of funds. Police and prosecutors say evidence supports the claim and the case proceeds to court.

William Coleman Aboite Township

Farm dispute ends in court and gutter shove row

August Baals sues William Coleman for embezzlement and malicious trespass over farm hire and stolen crops. Coleman fled, later headed to Butler to avoid arrest while Baals seeks 2000 damages. Herbert Ankrim sues Louis Banet for 2000 over an intoxicated push that left him with a dislocated ankle. St Peters Catholic church fair described as the social event of the week.

Justice France August Baals Aboite Township William Coleman Roebke Butler Coleman Baals Herbert Ankrim Louis Banet Banet Colerick France

Empire Theatre Opens With Top Notch Acts This Week

Empire management touts the week’s bill as the finest yet at the popular theatre. Emma Frances, a peerless acrobatic dancer, appears first and wins favor instantly. The Welches perform Coxey on His Tramp plus individual specialties. The Dawsons Bailey and May show a clever change act and posturing on 36 inch stilts. Gallagher and Allen present The Irishman and the Rube. Free admission tonight for ladies with a coupon from another column. Opening night of St Peter’s Catholic church fair too.

Empire Theatre Emma Frances Welches Dawsons Bailey May Gallagher Allen

Death of 2 Year Old Jessie Hartendorf

The death of Jessie Hartendorf age two occurred yesterday at 169 Gay Street. Death was caused by membranous croup. The family held a private funeral yesterday afternoon.

Jessie Charles Hartendorf Gay Street

Street Car Collision Injures Bloomingdale Residents

A runaway horse struck an electric car, wrecking a top buggy carrying A. D. Cressler. Sherman E. Smithley, a Goshen road farmer, suffered a skull fracture and a head gash was closed by Dr. C B Stultz in Bloomingdale Saturday night. Miss Lizzie Witikek of 43 Columbia...

A. D. Cressler Sherman E. Smithley Goshen Road Bloomingdale Mr. Smithley C.B. Stultz Lizzie Witikek Columbia

Trans Mississsippi Congress Opens at Omaha for Four Day Session

The Trans Mississippi congress opened at Creighton hall in Omaha Nebraska with about 500 delegates attending The welcome addresses were given by Governor Holcomb and Mayor Bemis A local committee of 200 businessmen handles delegate entertainment Discussion topics include irrigation arid lands Hawaiian question Nicaragua Canal bimetallism waterways construction bankruptcy law and other national issues Also noted are real estate bargains from Everett and Doud and hat sale promotions at Mergentheim this week

Omawa Neb Creighton Hall Holcomb Bemis Nicaragua

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Theo. Gould Wm. A. Gould Geo. Brown Foster Furniture Company Ed. Pfeiffer Allen Connett Nickle Plate Railroad Nickel Plate Chris Siemen L. L. Geib E. J. ‘Hathorne Point Stanley Fluewelder HE. M. Singmaster Knapp Car Window Lift and Lock Company St. Louis General Torrence Chicago Elevated Terminal Company Santa Fe Railroad M. Casler Theodore Linderman Edward Parisot Anthony Becker Kerr Murray Works James Johnson Cleveland Pennsylvania Machine Shop Workman Joseph Wolf Mr. Wolf Henry Wolf Teolroom The Electric Works Potter-Bellew Company Schiller Theatre Henzel- Gratel Company Lima Wood Mr. Wood DAY OF Prayer Will S. F. Bowser Creighton Avenue Thomas Street A. K. Zartman East Washington Street John W. Perrin East Fourth Street Allen Mattex Sherman Street C. B. Stemen Broadway C. C. Schlatter East Wayne Street John Spice Runion Avenue Dawson Street Jackson South Calhoun Street J. P. Merilat McClellen Street H. T. Stapelford G. EB. Davies West Main Street M. A. Mason Lake Avenue J. D. Williams Jefferson Street IF. Grumman Ida Avenue W. J. Holt A. S. Coverdale West Wayne Street BE. J. McLaughlin Taylor Street Grieble Second Street A. J. You van Buren Street Nora Hughes Mr. Baxter Columbia Street Miss Keils West Superior Street J. L. Leeper West Berry Street B. Meiser Wagner Street F. M. Smaltz Douglass West Jefferson Street Keplinger Force Street Estry South Broadway Ross Brackenridge Street Fitch South Calhoun Street Diffenderfer West DeWald Street Sanford Colerick Street Blackburn East DeWald Street Judge Chapman Douglas Avenue E. H. McDonald W. E. Griffith West Washington Street George P. Evans Butler Street W. F. Kelley West Third Street J. S. Tyler Shawnee Avenue S. McMahon Mason Long Columbia Avenue Stilson Rockhill Street CB E. Barnes Fox Street Richard Wells Harrison Street P. J. Rice M. W. Pitch Michigan Avenue Mergentheim Mergentheim’s Ohio Dayton, O Ella Tickle Herbert Ankrim Louis Bauet St. Peter's Empire St. Peter’s Hartendorf Trans-Mississippi Congress Omaha Everett & Doud V. Gutermuth Exclusive Cloaked Fur House Indiana W. Gutermuth D. Monahan
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