Boston excursion on Pennsylvania lines promises luxury travel
Excursionists to Boston will ride in parlor sleeping and dining cars on the Standard Railway of America the Pennsylvania lines. Stop overs permit visits to Atlantic coast resorts with return trips via Hudson river and Niagara Falls. Tickets for Knights Templar Conclave sales Aug 19 to Aug 25 with child discounts. rates and times available from station agents or PF VanDusen Pittsburgh. 54-tu wed-sat aug 19
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Boston
Pennsylvania
Standard Railway of America
Atlantic Ocean
Long Branch
Cape May
Asbury Park
Atlantic City
Ocean Grove
New Jersey
Philadelphia
New York
Independence Hall
United States Mint
Masonic Temple
Fairmount Park
Knights Templar
VanDusen
Pittsburg
Excursion Routes and Dates From Various U S Expositions
Travel notices list L. E. and W. excursions to Blairton Indianapolis Boston and other cities with dates Aug Sept and Oct. The flyer promises the highest round trip rates and the cheapest per mile rates with Muncie as the Cheap Excursion Route.
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Denver
Col
Pharmaceutical Association
Greensburg
Ind
C.K
Indianapolis
Louisville
G. A
Niagara Falls
Washington
Muncie
Becomes a Benedict in Quiet Chicago Ceremony
Jesse Hamlet, a Pittsburg passenger brakeman, quietly wed Miss Louise Kanning in Chicago weeks ago. The Times-Post congratulates the couple as their nuptials become public. Also, Baltimore & Ohio R R offers round trip Boston tickets Aug 19–25 from western points, with returns by Sept 30, Chicago rate $22, details from L S Allen in Chicago.
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Jesse Hamlet
Benedicts
Louise Kanning
Chicago
Jesse
Hamlet
Pittsburg
North Side
Times-Post
Priests Petition Against Beer Sale by Benedic tine Monks
A petition was sent to Monsignor Satolli by priests of Pittsburg opposing the sale of beer by the Benedictine monks at St. Vincent's Abbey near Latrobe France. They call the sale unbecoming and say it caused a scandal in the Catholic church.
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Prrissure
St. Vincent’s Abbey
Latrobe
France
Monsignor
Satolli
Fort Wayne maid’s wet mishap ends in ruined bloomers
A light verse dedicates Miss Marion Leader of Fort Wayne who rode home in rain and found her bloomers ruined, never to wear again, a cheeky anecdote about an up-to-date maid caught in bad weather.
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Marion Leader
Fort Wayne
Notable Marital Pairings in Recent Listings
John A Mether and Mary Weis appear in a marriage notice alongside George Councell and Anna Thompson. Other couples named include Louis L Gladieux with Josephine R Girardot. The fragmentary item lists multiple partners, suggesting a society or wedding column brief.
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John A. Mether
Mary Weis
George Councell
Anna Thomp
Housebreakers Nab Pants But Missed Wallet in Fort Wayne Heist
Fort Wayne police face a nocturnal gang targeting homes in the dead hour. Fred Crall, Hoosier Manufacturing bookkeeper, awoke to trousers on the steps, found his pocketbook missing but left a gold watch in a vest pocket. Investigators traced entry from a broken window at 212 to Crall’s home opposite.
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Fort Wayne
Fred Crall
Hoosier Manufacturing Company
Mr. Crall
Mr. Stewart
Creighton Avenue
Stewart
Crall
Fred
Local social and business notes from Huntington area
Miss Maury Bodutha of Peru visits friends in the city. Attorney E V Harris travels to Avilla on business. Miss Mamie Sparingberg of Peru visits friends. Dr George C Stemen called to Columbia City yesterday on professional business. T J Foley Dennis Gorman and John G Noll go to Logansport this morning. Fort Wayne nine players visit Peru to challenge the local club. Mr and Mrs John Kindler and daughter Lizzie of Huntington visit friends in Fort Wayne. Wayne Street M FE church Sunday school enjoyed a street car excursion. B Dowell editor of the Hicksville News was in Fort Wayne yesterday. Mr and Mrs C J Piepenbrink of West Washington street host a street car party for their guest Mrs HK Rust of Pekin Illinois. I J Law of Edmunds Law travels to New Castle to oversee wiring contracts for the Henry county courthouse. City board of health meets at city hall this afternoon with routine business. Dr and Mrs John S Irwin host a birthday reception for son John A Irwin on West Main street. Dr W H Meyers of Fort Wayne and Dr D Yingling operate on Mrs Israel Wygant four miles out on Shufston road. she recovers well.
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Maury Bodutha
Peru
E. V. Harris
Avilla
Mamie Sparingberg
George C. Stemen
Columbia City
Messrs
T. J. Foley
Dennis Gorman
John G. Noll
Logansport
Fort Wayne
John Kindler
Lizzie
Tuntington
Wayne Street
M. FE
B. Dowell
Hicksville
C. J. Piepenbrink
West Washington Street
HK. C. Rust
Pekin, UL
I. J. Law
Edmunds & Law
New Castle
New Henry County Court House
City Board of Health
City Hall
John 8. Irwin
West Main Street
John A. Irwin
W. H. Meyers
D. Yingling
Israel Wygant
Bhufston Road
Wygant
Huntington Democrat
New Fort Wayne Firm Forms to Develop Montpelier Oil Fields
A six man Fort Wayne group formed the Great Northern Oil company and filed articles of incorporation. The firm, ready for business, expects a producing well within ten days on a 126 acre lease in the Indiana oil belt. Officers: President A E Bulson, Vice President A E Staub, Secretary M J Blitz, Treasurer Otto Klinkenberg, Manager G G Darrow.
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Fort Wayne
Montpelier
Great Northern Oil Company
A. E., Bulson
A. E. Staub
M. J. Blitz
Otto Klinkenberg
G. G. Darrow
Oil Belt
Indiana
Carriage Crash Hurts Couple in Centlivre Park Races
Yesterday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. George DeWald Jr were thrown from a carriage as M I Kang's runaway wagon veered into them near the DeWald store. The carriage horse later frightened and ran, colliding with wagons in front of the Zollinger carriage shop. the horse was shot due to injuries. The DeWald couple sustained only slight injuries.
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Centlivre Park
George DeWald, Jr
DeWald Store
M. I. Kang
DeWald
Mr. DeWald
Calhoun Street
Superior
Zollinger Carriage Shop
Marriage a Failure In New Haven Divorce Suit
Mrs. Adaline M. Small sues Francis P. Small in New Haven alleging cruel and inhuman treatment including beating and neglect. She says she was forced to sign a deed transferring property valued at $1,000 to Grove and seeks to set aside the deed and alimony of $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline M. Small
Francis P. Small
New Haven
Shaker Doctors Extend Visit for One Week More
Crowds still pour in to see the Shaker Doctors who will remain in the city for another week after dedicating extra hours this week. Children’s night featured three prize winners who received gifts amid audience cheers. Next week’s contest will use the word Pain Cure with the same conditions and a genuine diamond ring as the first prize. Also announced is the first Niagara Falls Excursion of 1895 on the Nickel Plate Road set for Aug 19 with agent time and rates available.
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Niagara Falls
Nickel Plate Road
Deaths and Funerals Reported in Local Area
Conrad Wolfminer aged 52 died of pneumonia at his home in St. Joe township on the Hicksville road. Louis Meyers aged 19 died of throat consumption at Tope hospital with remains to be interred in Leo. John Mohr sr funeral set for 9 am from St Marys Catholic church. Dennis Bender aged 79 died of old age at his daughter Mary Reed’s residence 259 Mast Washington street with funeral Wednesday at 10:30 am from St Marys Catholic church.
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Hopfmeier
Conrad Wolfminer
St. Joe Township
Hicksville Road
Louis Meyers
Tope Hospital
Leo
Mour
John Mohr
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Dennis Bender
Mary Reed
Mast
Washington Street
Train wreckers derail freight at Kale station near Warsaw
A freight train on the Pennsylvania road was wrecked at Kale station near Warsaw this morning after an open switch was believed to be set by wreckers aiming to derail the express. The engine and several cars ditched but no serious injuries were reported. Traffic was delayed until the track was cleared.
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Kale
Warsaw
Prosecution Case against Saloonkeeper Continued
Charles Ryan deputy prosecutor returned from Williamsport to pursue charges against Saloonkeeper William Braze for alleged violation of the Nicholson law. The case before Squire Snyder of Marion township was continued until next Friday at 10 o clock due to the defendant's illness.
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Charles Ryan
Williamsport
Wm. Braze
Squire Snyder
Marion Township
Fort Wayne to Niagara Falls trip and grain market notes
The report covers an $5.00 fare Fort Wayne to Niagara Falls and back via Nickel Plate, plus August to September market options with grain prices wheat 68 1 2 cents, corn 41, oats 20 8 cents, pork 9.30, lard 6.02, ribs 5.57. Hog receipts 8,000 and 2,000 at slow market. cattle 5,900 steady. sheep 14,000 weak 10 points lower. closing prices show wheat, oats, pork, lard, ribs.
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Fort Wayne
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Trusted Paper Mills Plan Monopoly With 55 Million Stock
Philadelphia report quotes S. T. Ward as local agent for several out of town mills stating a newspaper trust is assured. The venture aims for a $55,000,000 capital stock and monopoly over the industry. Increased prices are already being demanded as about 54 mills would join, with a combined capacity of 8,020,000 pounds of newspaper daily.
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Milla Ina Paper Trust
Philadelphia
S. T. Ward
Diamond records and tin ore sightings headline Aug report
Cubanu notes diamond records by League clubs in Pittsburg Saint Louis and other matchups with game results. Huerfano county draws attention for tin ore discoveries larger than prior United States finds. A new postal fraud order targets Charles L Borg & Co for running a fraudulent book concern.
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Cubanu
Pittsburg
St. Loouis
Cleveland
Louisville
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
la Vieta
Huerfano County
United States
Postoffice Department
Charles L. Borg & Co
Carpenter Street
Chicago
Blacks Banished After Spring Valley Attacks Race Riots
In Illinois and nearby states, Black residents face exile as white miners incite violence. Reports describe mobs attacking Black families, looting, and threats of arming. authorities and unions clash over protection and the use of force.
Two More Thugs Behind Bars After Narrow Evasion
Coughlin and George, who killed Sheriffs Stagg and Dawes near Echo, were captured near Salt Lake City and jailed. They had eluded three county officials for days, fled east and then through Toole County, engaging in two quick encounters. Surprised by Sheriff Mokoellar’s posse at Willow Canyon, they surrendered without a fight, expressing relief at avoiding a deadly shooting.
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Salt Lane City
Coughlin
George
Stagg
Dawes
Echo
Sherif
Salt Lake
Toole County
Mokoellar
Willow Canon
Young Man Rushes at Dur rant Slayer in Lamont Murder Trial
San Francisco August 6 The first attempt to do violence to Theodore Durrant on trial for the murder of Blanche Lamont in Emanuel church occurred when a young man rushed the slayer in the courtroom. The assailant was restrained as police intervened during the tense moment in the trial proceedings.
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Durrant
H. K. Smythe
Blanche Lamont
San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Sa Chines Hig
Indians Ravish White Girl Near Oklahoma Town
In the vicinity of Ockmulgee Oklahoma Territory four unknown Indians and a negro allegedly assaulted a white girl as her father stood nearby with a Winchester rifle. The attackers carried out their actions in the father’s presence.
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CuEecorTan
L.T
Ockmulgee
I. T
Pension circular sparks gold demand among Topeka pensioners
In Topeka on pension day, a circular urged veterans to demand gold for their quarterly checks. Over 500 checks were cashed at the Bank of Topeka. only two sought gold, one politely refused. Bank president Mulvane notes no government funds are kept with the bank and handling costs run about $25 per quarter.
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Topeka
Kas
Shawnee
United States Pension Office
Bank of Topeka
J. R. Mulvane
Bank of ‘Topeka
Steamboats Fire Destroys Cincinnati Wharffront
Fire at the Cincinnati wharfboat and two steamers caused losses over 100000. Commodore F A Laidlaw’s Mail Line insured losses at 90000. Firefighters from boats and land battled the blaze, with several personnel injured lightly. A horse drowned and cargoes largely spared. An Atlanta government building and two aviators’ injuries follow in brief.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail Line Company
F. A. Laidlow
Louisville
Through Mail
Ivan
Edward Bennett
W. M. R. Shaw
Clerk Cromley
William Kibby
Benjamin Franklin
George H. Schmidt
Qames
Saraze Row
Spencer House
Commodore Laidlaw
Big Sandy
Carrollton
Shere
H. K. Bedford
Wheat Prices and Travel Ads From Niagara Falls Area
Daily price list shows grains and butter with per unit rates such as Wheat 65 67c and Oats 28 30c. It notes special train schedules and low excursion rates via Nickel Plate Road to Linwood Park and Ver million, with promotional job printing and notices from Times-Post job office.
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S. Bush & Co
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Pennsylvania Lines
Blairton
Barnum & Bailey
Mass
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chickamaugaa
Columbus
Ohio
U. Pla
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co
Ohio River
East
L. S. Allen
T Gen
Louis L. Gladieux and
Josephine R. Girardot
Turner-Shaker Medicine Co
Wave
Meyels
Bender
Case
Chicago Market
Collorada
Spring Valley, Ills
Chicado
Spring Valley
Altgeld
Peoria
Buereau County
Ills
Dalzell
Seatonville
Ladd
Huna
Rock Island
Union Church
Bureau County
Princeton
Key
Sostonville
Man
Ca Zell
Daizeell
Kentucky
Lexington
Newton Line
Mount Sterling
Breckinrdge
James Rodenbaugh
Henry Clay Rodenbaugh
Woodford
Versailles
Zeph Wyatt
Bandit
Southy Emp
O. T
Dick Yeager
William Wyatt
Guthrie
Bill
Ziph Wyatt
Atlanta
Jackson. Mich
Vandercock's Lake
Hiliott
Nickel Plate
Linwood Park
Vermillion, C
Travas-Post
Ken Fall
Patter
Malonki
WM. Meyer & Bro
Calhoun
tH.d. Ash’s
E. Columbia St
Garwoot
Gon Howe
Rreese
Ranke
Calhoun ST
Romy & Bobilya
Garr Street
D.J. Spencer
Cor M In
Chickering & Sons
Krell
Briggs
Starr
Ludwig
James & Holmstrom
the Nilson
Ss. A. Karn’s
Columbia ST
Bright Home
Danly Times—Post
A. Hattersley & Sons
E. Main ST
South Side
S. Calhoun ST
Bohemian
Pontine
Ceo. Myers
Fort Wayne, Int
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