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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Times Post

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1895

Page

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Gold party urged as leaders of old guard lose confidence

An New York interview with Th. Senechat friend of President Cleveland says he will leave the Democratic party unless it adopts sound money and retires greenbacks. Benedict supports a new gold party pledging to gold and deep currency contraction with Cleveland possibly heading it, signaling fallout among Cleveland allies if the money issue remains unresolved.

Wasumetox New York Th. Senechat Cleveland Democratic Party Benedict Mercator’s Projection Which He Wiets the New Party To Sail On. Mr. Benedict Mr. Cleveland Mer Benedict Jenediet Wold Standard

Fort Wayne and Wabash Roads Tax Hearing

State Tax Board hears protests from trunk lines as Thomas Reid Rodd argues Dittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago vaca line shares equal value with Lake Shore and Michigan Southern. Board to reexamine figures. Wabash represented by P Y B and William V Stuart. Road taxed at 26 000 a mile main track amid claims of poor prosperity and study of Studebaker connection.

Indianapolis Sentinel Thomas Reid Rodd Dittsburg Fort Wayne Chivaca State Tax Board Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rodd Michigan Stodd Wabash Road PY. B William V. Stuart Fred Studebaker

Death of a Young Wife in Harrow Tragedy at Corronwood

Corronwood Alabama August 28 Mrs J G Marshall young wife of a thrifty farmer died in a yard accident this morning. She carried a pan of cornmeal to feed fowls and slipped striking a plank which hurled her onto the upturned iron prongs of a harrow. One prong pierced her forehead and another entered her neck. She bled to death without a sound before her husband found her about an hour later. They had been married only a week.

Corronwood Ala J. G. Marshall

Ohio considers electrocution to replace hanging

After the brutal execution of McDonaugh, Ohio lawmakers discuss abolishing hanging. A bill proposes substituting electrocution in the next legislature. Warden James and penitentiary officials reportedly favor the change and will present supporting statistics.

CoLumBus McDonaugh Ohio James

To Lake Maxinkuckee via the Nickel Plate road

Freight and passenger service runs every Saturday to Lake Maxinkuckee via the Nickel Plate road until September 28. Inquiries welcome through agents.

Lake Maxinkuckee Nickel Plate Road

Need More Troops for Cuba War Effort Warns General Campos

Madrid dispatch cites General Campos telling Queen Regent pessimistic war outlook unless extraordinary measures are taken. Salcedo says Campos plans 150000 additional troops by November to occupy Puerto Principe and Santa Chara, split forces, and form a maritime guerrilla unit armed with mausers and gatlings to end the war by March.

Havana Cuba Madrid Salcedo Campos General Campos Antonio Miaceo Puerto Principe Santa Chara

Mail Agent Survives Severe Nasal Hemorrhage Ordeal

Louis Schutt, a Wabash mail agent, was attacked by a dangerous nasal bleed while in Lafayette and Peru yesterday. He received urgent treatment from Dr. Taslen in Fort Wayne, the hemorrhage resisted for hours, but abated by midnight. He rested at a hotel and, now improved, returned home to Defiance. his brother Dr. L C Schutt was alerted in Toledo.

Louis Schutt Wabash Lafayette Peru Dr. Taslen Fort Wayne L. C. Sehutt Toledo

Blue Ribbon club urges remonstrance to close saloons

In Cosnensville on August 28 the Blue Ribbon club circulated a remonstrance to stop license issuance. City debt from lighting programs pressures supporters as liquor revenue funds deficit payments. Saloonkeepers cite Nicholson law compliance and warn more quart shops if closures occur.

Cosnensville Blue Ribbon Club

English capitalist Arthur Master killed in Kentucky fall

Lexington report says Arthur Master son of Lord Arthur Master of London fell from a second story window at Middlesboro this morning and died of injuries. A cousin of the Marquis of Salisbury he had lived in Middlesboro five years after coming to Kentucky with other English capitalists to promote the town.

Lexington Arthur Master London England Middleboro Marquis of Salisbury Middlesboro Kentucky

Boundary survey may grant California new land strip

Report from San Francisco dated August 23 states that the boundary survey between California will likely yield a sizable tract stretching across several hundred square miles, confirming definite information on the final adjustment.

San Francisco California

Summer Resort Offerings by Nickel Plate Road

Nickel Plate Road offers summer services to a delightful resort during the months June through August. The promotions highlight travel by rail to a scenic seaside or lakeside location and invite passengers to enjoy the season with convenient schedules and reasonable fares.

Nickel Plate Road

Montana Methodist conference backs women at general conference

Helena August 28 The Montana Methodist conference voted 44 to 4 in favor of admitting women to the general conference on the same basis as men. Timms Post job office letter heads bill heads envelopes.

Helena Mon Montana General Conference Timms-Post Job Office

Lower tax levy the mayor's message 1895

Port Wayne city council meets after recess with Mayor Oakley presiding. Mayor Cabury submits the comptroller’s estimates showing a 22,754,710 valuation and proposed levy of 1 per $100 plus 2 per poll. The message argues modest levies, vehicle license funds, and revenue from franchises to fund streets, parks, lights, and sanitation while avoiding overburden on taxpayers.

Oakley Messrs Wild Mohr Wolf Orry Haun Fort Warne Ind Port Wayne F.uu Fallow Department of Himimee Board of Public Works Board of Public Safety FUAGU Board of Health Swinney Park North Side Reservoir Park Sam C.B. Oabury Finance Committee McDonald Cass Shunter American Society of Municipal Iprovements Cincinnati Committee On Education Committee On Water Works Water Works Nirdinger Avenue Swinney Avenue Cincinnati Board of Public Works American Society of Municipal Improvements Board of Works Berry and Wayne Streets Jathom Barr Street Bank Street Sommers Anthony Wayne A. T L. Randall South Wayne Leesch Committee On Judiciary Glenn Tigar You Fleming & Edmund Seventh Ward Judiciary Committee Committee On Finance Fisher

Burglars Break Into Beloit Cigar Store

Burglars forced entry into the room at 2 Calhoun Street housing George Belott's cigar store and M. J. Butz's ticket office but took nothing. A heavy chisel damaged the lock and the trio bolted before finishing. Police have a clue and pursue it. Elmer Listin arrested later for hay theft in Indiana, with two others possibly implicated.

Calhoun Street George Belott M. J. Butz Cutrage

Toughs Seize a Town in Montgomery Outbreak

Washington Ind August 27 Sheriff Leming received word from Montgomery six miles east that a gang of robbers had taken the town. Thirteen robberies had occurred, panic spread, and townspeople fled to the country as fights erupted and the mob drank.

Washington Ind Leming Montgomery Here

Four Prisoners in Police Court Fined and jailed

In police court this morning four prisoners faced charges, two for vagrancy and two for drunkenness. Mayor Oakley fined the drunkards 1050 each plus costs, and the vagrants received 14.50 each. All four were sent to jail. Moses Rosenthal’s liquor law case was called, a continuance granted, and the matter set for hearing next Saturday morning.

Oakley Moses Rosenthal

Glenwood Takes First in Toledo 2:12 Pace Heat One

In Toledo this afternoon Glenwood led Heat One while Nydia trailed, clocking 2:14 on a heavy track. Nydia won Heat Two in 2:153, with the day noting poor conditions and limited fast times. Job printing mentioned at the Trus-Post job office.

Toledo Glenwood Nydia Weill Trus-Post

Supreme Court Hears Challenge to County Superintendent Law

In Inptanaronis Indiana the Indiana Supreme Court met in special session to rule on a statute shifting county superintendent elections from June to September. The vote likely aimed to aid Republicans after gains in trustees, though many counties still elected under the old June timing. The legality hinges on whether the measure amends or creates an invalid schedule.

Inptanaronis Ind Supreme Court

Labor Day Games Rules and Officials Announced

A joint committee from the Y M C A Caledonians and Pennsylvania athletic teams plus the Newsboys union outlined Labor Day events and officers at NK of S hall. Events include sabre toss 10 yard and 40 yard dashes hammer throwing high jump pole vault and a tuneful roster of races. The rules specify final judgements by judges competitions must have three entrants and entries open to all over fifteen with events governed by American Athletic Union standards except hammer ring and shot put sizing. Officers listed include judges Lawson McCaughey M Fordney announcer Moffat scorer Boblett field marshal Brunskill and timekeepers Richards Mackay Gouty and Rhine with Ruthenian and local clubs.

CGA Caledonians Pennsylvania NK. of S. Halb Newsboys's Union American Athletic Union William PF. Lawson William McCaughey M. Pordney 8. C. Moffat R.A. Boblett John Brunskill Harry Richards David McKay William PF. Gouty James Gillie Y. M. CG. A. Athletic Club Hartwig George KE Rhine

Masked mob tarred and feathered Burnettsville couple

In Loeansfort a masked crowd battered the Shull home, dragged the couple into the street, tarred and feathered them, then ordered them to leave within 24 hours. The wife is accused of lewdness and the town faced threats of a second act. Nearby, a broken window spree hit the Shull residence last Thursday night. Nickel Plate Railway offers Lake Maxinkuckee excursions each Saturday through Sept 28.

Loeansfort William Shull Burnettsville Shull

No Settlement Made Between Princess Colonna and Husband

London dispatch from Naples says there is no truth to reports of a formal settlement between Princess Colonna daughter of John W Mackey and her husband. The existing relationship will continue. Enclose a stamp to Nickel Plate road agent for illustrated art souvenir Summer Outings Aug 31.

London Naples Colonna John W. Mackey Nickel Plate Road

Republicans Unite In Pennsylvania Convention Fight

In Harrisburg and Hanover, Pa, Aug 28, Republicans scrap expected split. Quay wins temporary chair, J F Gilkeson loses. Robinson elected over Hall 838 to 538. Union favors one convention with six judges renominated and a currency plank adopted for the state platform.

Harriisnene Quay J. F P. Gilkeson Thanakispure Aue Cilkesson Pennsylvania Robinson Hall Committee On Permanent Organization Thistings Tastings Committee On Republican National Platform Psu

Ex-Councilman Getty Shot by Hotel Keeper in Pa. Murder

James Getty, ex councilman and wealthy liquor wholesaler, was shot and killed this morning in his First Avenue office by Alexander Hutchinson, former proprietor of the Merchants' hotel. Hutchinson surrendered to officers and is in jail.

Getty Alexander Hutchinson Pirospurc James Getty Merchants Totel Willey Hutchinson First Avenue Getty Hutchinson

Illinis Central to finance vast Lake Front park project

Lake Front park in Careaco will be developed if plans proceed. The Illinois Central railroad will depress tracks, build four viaducts, a sea wall, elevate St. Charles airline tracks, construct a subway at Van Buren street, and add an underground passenger station. Title to land stays with the city. work to begin at once.

Careaco Ilinois Central Railroad Lake Front Chicago St. Charles van Buren Street

Queen Travels to Balmoral Castle for Balmoral Stay

Victoria sails to Balmoral by royal train and ship and will remain at Balmoral Castle for an extended period. Jefr Cowes is noted in the dispatch as part of the journey and arrangements.

Victoria Balmoral London Jefr Cowes Balmoral Castle

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