Another Manufactory to Be Started In This City
A new manufactory will begin operations in the city, adding jobs and expanding local industry. The project promises economic growth and greater employment opportunities for residents.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1895
Page
5
Make Button Fasteners The Place For Location
A local notice states that the site for the button fasteners project has not yet been chosen. Officials say they will announce the location once a decision is made, with study ongoing and public input anticipated.
Wreck Delays Key Rail Lines and Factory Plans
Train No 73 broke in two at Valparaiso causing four derailed cars and blocking the switch for four hours. Freight and passenger delays followed up to four hours. Incidents include workers at Pittsburg shops, sick reports, and notices about a Fort Wayne based Perfection Manufacturing Company with $12,000 capital and officers Bond, Barney, and Holdsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perfection Manufacturing Company
Albert Bond
Arthur E. Barney
Nathan B. Holdsworth
Fort Wayne
Sam Kelker
A. G. Ward
Valparaiso
No. 6
Revival Meetings Attract Crowds As Sermon Inspires Converts
Dr Chapman delivers earnest revival from He brews It text He brews It with focus on great escape and neglect. Many sign aim to become Christians. Tonight we have song service at Princess rink and Haydn quartet with stereoptican. Neighborhood meetings announce twelve prayer services for men with assigned hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Lowe
Princess Rink
Haydn Quartet
City Y. M. QO
W. E. Mossman
Washington Street
Francis Smaltz
West
Main Street
John H. Bass
Berry Street
I. M. van Slyke
George Roux
Wayne Street
A. H. Polhamus
Dawson Street
S. I. Bowser
Creighton Avenue
Thomas Street
C. B. Fitch
Calhoun Street
H. M. Johnson
Wells Street
H. T. Stapleford
West Creighton Avenue
J. D. Chambers
Harrison Street
Winter Resort Excursions From Pennsylvania Lines
California and the West Florida trips advertised with low rate tickets now on sale via Pennsylvania Lines. Variable routes ample return limit. Details available from nearest ticket agent. Fort Wayne contact Ticket Agent J. E. Rass. Wed-Sat-11-30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne
J. E. Rass
Washburn-Crosby Mills End Labor Boycott
The longstanding dispute between Washburn-Crosby Flour Mills and organized labor has been resolved and the boycott lifted. The Trapes and Lasor Council indicate a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn-Crosby
Tue Trapes
Lasor Council
Pantitorium Offers Quality Dyeing at No 16 Arcade
The Pantitorium promises the neatest work in the city with in house dyeing and guaranteed perfect colorings. Miss J. Haveray, proprietor, invites inspection of samples at No. 16 Arcade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panatitorium
J. Haverly
Mine Disaster at Lilly Foster Mines In Carmel NY
Thirteen to fourteen workers killed when a rock slide from the mine mouth avalanched 300 feet into the pit. Foreman Patrick H Murtha and others are among the dead. Several injured, bodies difficult to identify due to disfigurement. Rescue continued as darkness hindered progress. most workers believed to be Italian or Austrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gannon
Patrick H. Murtha
John Fagan
Thomas Dennis
James Smith
Thompkins
Lynch
Martha
Wives Witness Recovery Of Bodies After Mine Aaccident
At Tilly Foster near Carmel a mining collapse buried six workers under rock and ore. Foreman Murtha died of injuries. his wife watched rescue efforts as bodies were recovered and identified amid a crowd. Five Italians escaped. one Italian helper was killed in a secondary fall. The mine, owned by Lackawanna Coal, is run by contractor Clinton Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilly Foster
Amall
Carmel
Murtha
William Ospell
Mark Critchery
Patrick Burns
James Fox Bachelor
James Smith
James Clark
Lackawanna Tron and Coal Company
New York
Scranton
Clinton Stephens
We Do Our Own Dyeing Regular Spanish Best 5c Cigar
The Regular Spanish is advertised as the best five cent cigar in the city. Nickel Plate railroad offers homeseekers tickets at one fare for round trips on select dates to multiple southern and southwestern states. Phone number 507 listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Railroad
Alabama
Kentucky
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Southwest
Diphtheria Cases Reported on Murray Street
South Side News reports two new diphtheria cases on Murray street. Community notes include visits from Alberta Gray and Mrs Van Buskir k, Purdue trip reflections, religious and social gatherings, and updates on the Leith street opening debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Street
Alberta Gray
Millersburg, C
Dr. van Buskirk
War on the Socialists closes eleven clubs in Berlin
Berlin police closed eleven Socialist clubs amid a crackdown including six reichstag electoral clubs and key Socialist factions such as the Socialist press committee and party delegates. In Kentucky, a fatal quarrel ends with John Williams dead and David Rose dying after a dispute over a stock settlement at Hazel Green, Wolfe County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reichstag
Socialist Press Committee
Socialist Society
Socialist Party
German Socialist Party
Mount Sterling
Hazel Green
Wolfe County
John Williams
David Rose
Williams
Rose
Bank Chief Dies Expected After Long Hiccup Disorder
Vandalia Missouri November 30 Judge D D Rose president of the Curryville bank nine miles east of here has been hiccoughing for a week despite medical care and his death is hourly expected by attending physicians according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
D. D. Rose
Curryville Bank
Here
Smothered by Heavy Wraps on Train Baby
A 3 month old infant of Mr. and Mrs. Bardman of Ellsworth was found suffocated after being wrapped by heavy wraps by the mother aboard a train at Hopson Wisconsin. The accident occurred as the child was taken off the car to the station. The tragedy was investigated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopson
Wis
John D. Bardman
Ellsworth
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Chicago
Fred Berghorn
Pittsburg
F. Gedhart and
J. Knough
J. Morisey
Thomas Lynch
Alex Henderson
Wabash
H. Trosin
Deatrick
McCormack
George Small
Mike Kinney
Pittsburg Car ‘Machine Shop
James Moore
Shipping Department
al Fraine
Pennsylvania Company
Lew Miller
Will Quant
Brightwood
Ind
Mr. Quant
Bee Line
Miss Minnie
Graham
John Fox
Kerr Murray Works
Brackenridge Street
W. E. Shafer
George Sweringen
Decatur
al. Hobrock
Pennsylvania Copper Shop
William Byerly
I. P. Scheidler
Blacksmith Department
J. B. Barnes
E. A. Gould
A. B. Adams
Stuart
J. J. Sims
J. L. Head
Wabash Road
Fred Schafenacher
George White
L. G. Dailey
Minewa Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Warsaw
Lake Erie & Western
Atlanta
Williams’ Studio
Calhoun and
Columbia Streets
Kasten & Kohlmeyer
Dr. Chapman
California
Florida
Pantitorium
Kernan
South Side News
Fred Hartman
Maple Avenue
Purdue
W. M. Enslen
Elida
Munger
Xenia
Harry Ninde
Lena Barthold
Mary Cross
Anna DeWald
South
Isabella
Viberg
Father Delaney
St. Patrick’s Church
Board of Public
South Side
Leith Street
Webster Street
Fairfield Avenue
Lieth Street
Hoagland Avenue
Pontiac Street
Oetting
Frank Klotz
South Calhoun Street
Taber St
West Side
Calhoun
Koons & Schlenk, Wig Elksma and Repairing
W. H. Schultz
Fairfield Ave
Spain
Brownsville
Tex
Simon Celaya
Chan
Bohemia
Count von Taafe
Phillip Graf
Lafayette Street
Scott Ave
Heustis
New Lutheran Church
Broadway
Everett & Doud
Old
Nat. Bank
Berry Sts
Mang
Hanna, Force
John and
Gay Streets
WM. Turner
Hanna and
DeWald Streets
Emmett Martin
Corner
Hanna & Buchanan
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