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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Evening Post

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1895

Page

3

Local society notes from Fort Wayne events

Judge and Mrs. R. O. Taylor return from the south. Xenia guests, Mr. and Mrs. Munger, visit Wildwood's for Thanksgiving. Mrs. George Kohlmeyer celebrates 22nd birthday anniversary. Council receives petition for South Wayne disannexation by Anthony Zimmerman and eight others. Wedding anniversary surprise party at 176 Taylor Street with music by J. and M. Orchestra. Fort Wayne parks in winter. only South Side park shows ice on the reservoir with hopeful skaters for Thanksgiving week.

George Kohlmeyer South Wayne Avenue Anthony Zimmerman South Wayne W. C. Seemann Taylor Street J. and M Messrs Paul Stock Fred Meyers H. C. Willie Charles Reiter C. Tricke William Cook H. L. Reichard Theodore Cook Mary Tricke Maggie Sophia Huanefield Lamie Lindenberg Maude Rose Louise Seeman Mary Reiter Fort Wayne Dame Nature South Side

Holiday Ticket Deals And Local Baked Goods Ads

An 1895 notice describes reduced rate excursion tickets on Pennsylvania lines for late November, with solid conditions on age-based pricing and a Fort Wayne agent. It also lists Lake Erie & Western Railway expositions tickets to Atlanta at 16 25 good for 10 pays, plus a home made bake goods promotion by Charles W. Rose and a Thanksgiving Turkey Lunch at Zollars Merz, 368 South Calhoun Street.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Line J. E. Ross Fort Wayne Ind Lake Erie & Western Railway Atlanta Zollars & Merz South Calhoun Street

Thirty Five Men Rescued from Storm Off Evanston

A violent early winter gale wrecked three ships off Evanston Chicago officials report. The John Emory Owen and schooner-barges Michigan and Elizabeth A Nicholson were saved by a youth lifeboat crew led by Captain Lawson and sailors Chambers Libbertson Springer Thorne and Perry. All thirty five aboard were rescued alive with no serious injuries. Property loss from the Ohio River area noted while several vessels later reported safe at Mackinaw and Detour.

Niagara Falls Buffalo Ohio River Chicago Evanston John Emory Owen Michigan Elizabeth A. Nicholson Salta Glencoe Winnetka Lawson Chambers Libberton Springer Thorne Perry Marion Tenney Nicholson F. J. Cadotte William Smith Detroit River Charles B. Lockwood Lockwood Jay Gould City of Traverse Mackinaw Peerless Duluth

Passengers Snowbound on Calumet Electric Trains

Snowbound passengers remained aboard multiple Calumet Electric streetcars overnight in a desolate area of the city. Car No 17 stalled at Seventy seventh street with five riders plus crew, and other cars at Seventy fifth street Stony Island Ninety first street and Sixty seventh Vernon also held passengers through the storm. Some walked home afterward while others chose to sleep in the cars rather than venture out in the weather.

Calumet Electric Street Railroad Chicago South Chicago Avenue Seventy-seventh Street Seventy Fifth Street Stony Island Avenue Ninety-first Street Sixty-seventh Street Vernon Avenue

Indianapolis Sizzled by 25 Year Wind Storm

A historic eight hour wind event in Indianapolis on Monday night toppled insecure structures, stripped roofs, toppled trees, and brought telegraph wires down. Lights flickered from 10 pm until morning while Elwood’s glass factory casting hall was demolished above 400 workers with only two injured.

Indianapolis

Damaging Gale Strikes Ohio River Region Across States

Louisvill e reports no deaths but extensive property damage from Monday night gale along the Ohio River. Homes unroofed in Louisville and across the river in Jeffersonville and Utica Indiana. barns wrecked, shanty boats sunk, coal fleets wrecked, and a new city hall at Franklin, Indiana destroyed with about 15 000 dollars in losses.

Louisville Ohio Kentucky Indiana Jeffersonville Arctic Springs Hoffman Port Fulton Duffy Utica Ind William Hooper Birdseye Franklin New City Hall

Winds flood Niagara Falls and devastate Buffalo harbor

A broad storm brings record winds from the west raising Niagara Falls water and straining the suspension bridge. Buffalo harbor breakwater and transfer houses flood, New York Central tracks at Georgia street wash away, Squaw Island submerged. Cincinnati endures its severe windstorm with widespread damage but no deaths. Widespread outages and wrecks hit Ohio and Iowa regions as derricks fall and telegraph lines fail. Mequon steamer J M Olmindinger grounded with no loss of life.

Niagara Fall N. Y Erie Buffalo New York Central Georgia Street Philadelphia Reading Squaw Island Ferry Street International Bridge

Markets Report From New York And Chicago

Money on call nominally 1 5 4 percent. Sterling exchange steady. Bond prices steady with U S government issues shown. Chicago Board of Trade quotes for Wheat Corn Oats and Park Lard with November to May futures. Live stock at Chicago Union Stock Yards shows hogs cattle and sheep receipts and price ranges.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange United States Pacific Chicago Board of Trade Cape Cod Curcago Union Hoga Greers Texas

Peoria Afro American thanks jury for Spring Valley miners verdict

ProrraA Illa Nov 27 The Peoria Afro American extends a vote of thanks to the jury of Bureau County that convicted the Italian miner who recently tried to drive the colored miners out of Spring Valley. A grand turkey tunel.

Prorraa, Illa Peoria Jeagus Bureau Minera Spring Valley

Trans Miss Congress Debates Gold Standard and Free Silver

The Trans Mississipp ian Commercial congress opens its eighth annual session with R W Richardson presenting a pro gold standard declaration opposing free silver. Hull calls for McKinley tariff reciprocity.

Omaba Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress R. W. Richardson Omaha Prince Congress of the United States

Hill Lectures on Liberty in Milwaukee

Senator Hill spoke for about ninety minutes to an audience of 400 in Milwaukee on liberty and minimal government intervention. He defended Monroe Doctrine support, Cuban independence sympathy, and criticized titles and foreign court influences, dining with local Democrats afterward.

Milwaukee Senator Hill New York America Fia Minneapois

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