MHD A AUT? Promise It Won’t Improve You for Double Price
A terse claim from MHD A AUT? suggests promises of betterment come at a steep, doubled cost. The text implies skepticism about efficacy versus expense, but lacks concrete details or names.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1895
Page
8
A terse claim from MHD A AUT? suggests promises of betterment come at a steep, doubled cost. The text implies skepticism about efficacy versus expense, but lacks concrete details or names.
A local lender advertises loans secured by real estate or personal collateral. Terms and rates not specified in the readable copy. The notice invites inquiries from borrowers seeking secured financing options.
Pews to be rented at the Cathedral tomorrow morning. St Andrew's mission holds Sunday school at 3 p m on South Wayne Avenue. Born to Mr and Mrs Wm Beverfor gen West Main street a girl. Mr James H Fry and bride returned from their wedding tour. Miss Morton Nierman Jr departs for Chicago to visit friends. Mr Charles Rosenthal and daughter of Cincinnati visit Dr I M Rosenthal. M J Blug returns from Cleveland. Frank Penée opens a new studio at Payne O. Congressman and Mrs Romeis of Toledo visit son C J Homeis on West Wayne street. Modern Woodman to nominate officers Monday night. Heidelberg Reformed Church services 10 30 a m with Sunday school 9 30. American Agents association meeting tonight at K of L hall over gas office. A M E church services 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school 2 30 and Y P S C E 6 30. G W Brown pastor. A large stock at A F Schools 414 West Main street open evenings. Trinity Episcopal Church at West Berry and Fulton street with litany 10 45 a m evening prayer 7 30 p m and Sunday school 9 30. Dr Wm P Whery lectures before Theosophical society tomorrow evening on The Double the Astral Body of Nature and Man. First Presbyterian Church of Decatur Ind reports a wedding yesterday afternoon.
At 4 o'clock the marriage of Miss Cora Meisse eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs I J Meisse to Mr Frank H Van Sweringen of this city took place Rev Mr Horton officiating After a wedding supper the couple left for Pullman where they will reside Guests from Fort Wayne included Dr and Mrs H Van Sweringen Dr and Mrs Budd Van Sweringen Mr George and Miss Stella Van Sweringen Mrs Byron Thompson and Miss Sue Thompson Mrs Edward White Mr Egbert C Olds and Mrs Charles Fellows of Chicago
A city street car company provided no service after a performance at the Masonic temple. Spectators waited on Wayne and Calhoun streets as the last act of Trilby ended after 11 30, then cars none appeared and only a Hanna street car sped by. Passengers lamented the lack of transportation and the crowd dispersed aboard lingering lines of the old reliable cars while shouting Go in to the barn.
R G Dun reports limited business gains with price declines due to inaction. Retail stocks remain ample, crops move slowly as buyers wait for higher prices, and iron and barbed wire markets soften. Wheat shipments exceed last year. Atlantic exports stay modest, with U S and Canadian failures lower than last year.
Decatur Illinois November 3 Charles N Pacer Smith hanged for murdering his daughter and sister in law. He told States Attorney Mills and Sheriff Nicholson a tale of a December robbery of William Florey claiming a $1400 haul and five accomplices including a notorious local woman. Authorities searched for the money but found nothing.
Rufus Suits, once a wealthy clothier linked with A T Stewart & Co, died by suicide after a secret second marriage to his housekeeper Catherine Spangler was revealed. He had previously married his late wife thirty years earlier and hid the union, claiming she was his niece. The scandal surfaced when the housekeeper produced a marriage document last week. Pope notes Turkey Armenians, urging humane governance. A Fort Worth train robbery failed when the messenger could not open the safe. robbers fled, no injuries.
Tonight at Geary's sample room 192 Griffith street corner Brackenridge. Guests include John Duncan and Oliver Finley of Millersburg and Frederick Waldron of Ann Arbor with Dr. Van Buskirk and John Morris hosting. A party in Jackson Michigan honors Misses Webb with various attendees. Gold watches advertised at closing out sale 120 Calhoun street.
Tomorrow at the Masonic Temple the B P O Elks hold a lodge of sorrow memorial service for brothers who died. Hon J M Robinson will give the address with a musical program featuring organ, quartet, and orchestra under Elks leaders. Names of the deceased include Fred A Davis George W Long George B McKinnie and others.
New York on November 30 attorney for George Gould refused to discuss reports of a $10,000 cash settlement with Zella Nicolaus. He called the newspapers' claim extraordinary and would not confirm or deny the report.
Free community event planned for this evening at A A Martins 74 East Columbia Street. Attendees invited to enjoy a smoke and the Regular Spanish blend as part of the gathering with no charge for entrants.
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