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31 Dec 1896
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Fort Wayne News in Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne News
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1896
Page
1
Found Dead Beneath His Chamber Window in St Louis
Joseph B McCullagh editor of the Globe Democrat was found dead on the pavement behind his West Pine boulevard home. He had apparently leapt from his third floor window during illness and nervous exhaustion from a taxing campaign. Doctors say he killed himself. no instructions or writings were found. Born in Dublin in 1842, he rose through U.S. papers to edit the Globe Democrat since moving to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str. Louis
Joseph B. McCullagh
Globe-Democrat
West Pine boulevard
Manien
McCullagh
Mr. McCullagh
Dublin
Ireland
St. Louis
the
Christian Advocate
Missouri Democrat
Cincinnati Commercial
Washington
Cincinnati Inquirer
Chicago
Republican
Globe
New York
Mark Hoyt
Stanford
Conn
Col. Hoyt
United Statesi Leather company
Peter J. Classen
Brooklyn
Bright
Arnheim
Holland
Sixth National bank
Cleveland
Scripps-McRae Press association
Montgomery
Ala
George B. Wilkins
Commercial National bank
Selma
Episcopal church
Austin
Texas
A. J. Jernigan
Tevo
Jernigan
Complicated 5000 mile age ticket teased by rail officials
A long review of the new 5000 mileage ticket shows seven detachable coupons plus credit checks and mileage bureau notes. The Western roads plan to adopt the Sebastian mileage credit and a 5000 mile interchangeable ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
western lines
John E. Ross
Pennsylvania railroad
western roads
James Clifford and Laura North
Edward E. Klinger and Anna E. Miller are listed in a readable social notice noting names, pairing, and potential life event details without explicit context. The brief item centers on two couples, indicating a scheduled ceremony or public acknowledgment in a community publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clifford
Laura North
Edward E. Klinger
Anna E. Miller
Fire kills one, injures three in Worcester building blaze
Philadelphia reports a fatal ladder accident at 9 Strawberry Street. Hoseman Edward A. Dever, 45, died. Injured were George Lutz, 36, Bethel Partridge, 25, and James Bennett. The four story building housed the department’s time last season, with the fire starting on the third floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemish & Langene
H. F. Thompson
Partridge
Dever
Pennsylvania hospital
WORCESTER
Mass
Crompton block
Mechanic street
Crompton
H. R. Williamson
insurance fire patrol
Defiance
Worthimer
Shoemaker Brothers
Bay City
Mich
Monitor
West Bay City
Monitor coal rouine
Fred Casper
PHILADELPHIA
Edward A. Dever
George Lutz
Bethel Partridge
James Bennett
Strawberry street
Bent Double Claude Smith Found in Violent Convulsions
Claude Smith was found on his cell floor in violent convulsions. Authorities report a medical emergency investigation ongoing, with no additional suspects identified at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Smith
Haller Firm Named in Wheeling Rumor Shakeup
Wheeling dispatch reports a rumor circulating on December 31 concerning Frank Haller involved with the Wrong firm amid a wider shakeup. Details remain unclear as officials neither confirm nor deny the speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHEELING
Frank Haller
Seek alimony sparks rival sums in court
A divorce hearing centers on alimony requests with one wife seeking 1000 dollars and another demanding 2000 dollars. The Plymouth cycle company sale was not approved as the court did not ratify the deal.
Court affairs and multiple paternity suits dominate local docket
The article outlines two paternity actions in superior and circuit courts, alimony requests in Woodruff and White suits, and various court updates. It notes a Plymouth Cycle plant sale set aside, a Sabbath violation arrest, and numerous minor legal proceedings across Allen County with ongoing trial preparations.
Unknown Man Fatally Struck on Wa bash Tracks
A loader states an unknown man was killed last night on the Wa bash tracks when a passenger engine struck him, hurling the body about thirty feet. Police and railway officials opened an inquiry. The victim’s identity remains unreleased pending notification of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ward
Wabash railroad
Prairie Switch
Peltier undertaking
C. H. Newton
Wabash company
Reserved tests for The Messiah
Test items reference pricing and reservations including amounts of 75 dollars 1.00 dollar and 150 dollars in a historic context. The fragment implies financial figures linked to a sermon or performance title The Messiah without broader details.
Lord Beresford Thrown From Horse in Hunting Accident
London December 31 Lord William Beresford husband of the Dowager Duchess of Marlborough formerly Mrs Hammersley of New York was thrown from his horse during a hunt yesterday and is in serious critical condition in a London hospital authorities report the incident as a grave hunting accident with no immediate prognosis available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord William Beresford
Duchess of Marlborough
Hammersley
New York
Miner's Art Studio Open for New Year Pictures
MINER'S ART STUDIO at 23 W Wayne Street invites all day New Year's visitors. Cloudy weather won't affect photos. Open Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nights for electric light photography by Mr Miner's system. Prices, first class work, and satisfaction guaranteed. Also sells a line of Armour canned soups. Open till 12 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
Miners’ Studio
West Wayne street
New Year Greetings and Local Ads from Bona's Mill
Bona's Mill December thirty first eighteen ninety six wishes Happy New Year to friends, customers, rivals and all the world. Henry W Bond miller hopes prosperity in nineteen ninety seven. Oyster specials and produce ads from local shops. School ad for Fort Wayne Business College and court block Odd Fellows. Clothing at cost for thirty days. Fruit House closed New Year’s Day. Oyster lunch offered tonight at Henry Weilbky’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Fisher
Bluffton
Pet Fisher
Fort Wayne
Broadway
reform school
Bona’s Mill
Henry W. Bond
Fort Wayne Business college
Odd Fellows
Wayne and
Calhoun streets
Messiah Prices and Confectionery at the Fruit House
The advertisement promotes Messiah performances with reserved seats at 75 and 100 cents for New Year’s. It lists fruit and candy specials including Valencia Oranges 15 cents per dozen, large Valencia 25 cents, California Navel 40 cents, mixed nuts 10 cents per quart, various candies five to three cents, and mentions soloists Kathrin Hilke and J. H. McKinley as the performance leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Fresh Country Eggs and Groceries Highlight Local Prices
Local market listings show eggs at 14c a dozen and assorted goods. Butter and potatoes priced to attract shoppers, with ham shoulders and bacon also listed. Dufft to perform The Messiah, while 2831 Will Edsall recalls a Civil War wound at Pittsburg Landing, noting his three days on the field with the 80th Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Frort House
Will Edsall
Pittsburg
Mr. Edsall
80th Reg., I. V. 1
Carrier Henry Martin Dismissed by Post Office
Letter carrier Henry Martin is dismissed from the service by Postmaster Rockhill for the good of the service after several years on the force. Officials refuse to discuss the retirement of the carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Martin
Rockhill
Hear the grand pipe organ and Harrison Wild in The Messiah
Readers are invited to hear the grand pipe organ and Harrison Wild perform in The Messiah presented at the community venue this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Wild
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United States
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Frank B. Purcell
Albert Copious
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M. W. Simons
A. C. Beaver
Justice France
Charles &. Reed
Coesse
Young Reed
John H. Aiken
John T. Rodabaugh
Senes Herring
Wm France
Justice Trance
M. Frank & Co
Emma Rogers
Richmond insane asylum
Justice Linker
field Avenue
William Anderson
Anderson
Maples
Dan Reagan
Pennsylvania
Roanoke
Reagan
Chicago street
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Fairfield avenue
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LORD BERESFORD
Seri
ously
MINER'S ART STUDIO
W. WAYNE STREET
White Elephant
JOHN RABUS
Henry Weilbky
Henry Weibby
Maumee Lodge
Randall hall
Associated Charities
Kathrin Hilke
J. H McKinley
Dufft
West Wayne
nee
MOpEL STEAM BAKERY
L. P. SCHERER
AIRNISY
Bass block
sae
ROOT & COMPANY
LYDIA E. AUGER’S
Washington St
VESEY GREENHOUSES
Thompson Ave
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