Fort Wayne social and civic notes in brief
Local notices report residents traveling and visiting, a diphtheria case, club meetings, and upcoming elections. Notables include Mr J J Melconduct, Mrs P A Fox, and Arch plans by Frank Miller. Sheriff on lookout for horse theft. county board of review to finish Monday with higher assessments.
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Evenag
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J. J
Orney E.V. Emrick
Kas
Thnt Legal
P. Drayer
Hartford City
Ls St
A. B
Clay Street
Andrew Wallace
Chicco
Chicago
Wallacester
O. B. Wileyerman Berghoff
County Board of Review
Rome City excursion ends with promised big copper mint
Slicemen complete their journey to Rome and expect a large copper payout. Residents anticipate a strong payoff and public enjoyment next Monday.
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Rome City
Slicemen
Rome
Rybody
Baseball on Sunday in Chicago Captain Anson’s 20 cent day
Sunday baseball in Chicago rules allow Captain Anson to play for a 20 cent admission. The event highlights cost and act by Anson in a historic game setting.
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Chicago
Justice Ball
Anson
The Race Grows More Interesting With Every Day
The Grand Circuit Meeting at Saginaw will close today with notes on standings and pennant races. Baltimore and Pittsburgh have led the procession, Cleveland and New York show strong wins, while Boston slips to fifth amid team tensions. A protest over a St. Louis game by Cleveland is before President Young.
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Races of Note Across Three States
July 20 reports detail grand circuit racing at Saaman Michigan with 2:20 trot 2:14 pace battles and Vestigie, June Bug, and Weed Wilkes in close heats. Janesville Wisconsin showcases Miss Williams 2:03, Kate Phallamont 2:14, Genie L 2:18, and Billie Steinman in 2:14. Tiffin Ohio draws 8,000 for 2:20 trot Aldonzo, Spinaway, Taylor. Paris Illinois repeats hot racing with Frank Taylor 2:20 and Swan Glenn 2:34.
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Seneca Driving Park
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Nightmare
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Royal Guard
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Willie Deer
Simmons Fight And Horse Prices In 1895 Racing Notes
Hastings a two year old in Gideon Daly stable sold for 337000, the highest price in years for a running horse. Centlivre’s horses to Detroit entered next week. O’Connell lowers 6 furlong mark to 1 12 at Cincinnati. Frank Bogash to race 3 year olds against Directly. W A Spinks challenges Tom Gallagher to 1600 point balk line game. likely accepted. Niagara Falls excursion set for Aug 19 on Nickel Plate Road.
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Cincinnati
Harry O’fallon
Eagle Lake resort hosts Winona assembly and summer school
Eagle Lake on the Pennsylvania lines near Warsaw Indiana offers a complete chautauqua experience with a 3000 seat auditorium, cottages, park, race track, and boating. The Winona assembly runs all season from July 1 for four weeks with lectures and later August educational work led by President John M Coulter. Low tourist and round trip 15 day tickets are available through Pennsylvanian Line agents. Secretary K S Scott Eagle Lake Ind and F Van Dusen Pittsburg Pa handle information. Steed-27-w Lemons for This Wet Weather. Rest Messinn Lemons Dozen 2c California Seedling Oranges 35e California Pears 8 for 10a California Plums Dozen 10c California Peaches Dozen 25e Fruit House.
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Winona Assembly and Summer School
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Lake Forest University
Assembly
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Scott
Steed
California
Deaths and Funerals Pechin Pioneer Settler Dies
August Pechin, a pioneer French settler of Perry township, died at his Auburn road home at 5 pm after an attempted operation for pains in his side led to blood poisoning. He was 52, born in France, emigrated young, leaves seven children. Funeral set for tomorrow at 3 pm at St. Vincent's Catholic Church Academy Station.
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Perry Township
Auburn Road
Rosenthal
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Alien County
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Academy Station
Court actions delay in Nicholson law case and local arrests
The Fry case for violating the screen provision of the Nicholson law was continued by Squire France until Wednesday July 31. Elbert Pike was arrested for assault and battery on Herman Miller who was arrested for provoking Pike. Cases set for 2 p m Monday before Squire France. The MacIntoshes drunkenness case is being tried by Squire France this afternoon.
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Restlers Yacht Likely Lost After Coastal Storms
Reports from Santa Barbara indicate no hope the yacht Restlers survived four days adrift. A searching party has not yet returned, as stormslashed the coast. A separate note mentions an upcoming LaPearl Marine band concert at Centlivre park with free performances and refreshments.
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Nine Miners Rescued After Cave-In at Pewabic Mine
Hundreds gathered as rescuers breached rock to reach nine trapped miners. They emerged alive though exhausted and hungry, having spent hours in a dry drift before air and water were provided. Names listed: Frank Bowden, Peter Carlson, James Canino, Paul Farretti, Anse Fleming, T F Johnson, Michael Runi, Matrillo Somoza, Edward Webb.
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Edward Webb
Bradstreet Outlook Signals Strong Fall Trade Gain
Bradstreet reports a highly favorable outlook with continued revival in iron and steel demand and rising prices. wages rise across industry as merchants plan to deploy travelers. eastern cities show limited staple sales while Chicago St Louis Louisville and Cleveland show broad merchandise activity. Southern cities see notable gains and Pacific coast notes include a weak California wheat crop but strong Northwest spring wheat prospects. Overall corn yields are expected to exceed prior buoyant estimates.
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Vote Against Digging Coal for 51 Cents in Indiana
Secretary Kennedy reports preliminary returns from Indiana locals show the 51-cent coal scale rejected by about 800 to 875 votes. He cites possible misunderstanding of terms and notes no decision on a new joint conference. operators remain firm on the 51-cent terms.
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Kennedy
Indiana
Resignations Shake County Clerk and Recorder Offices
Deputy John Manning resigned his county clerk post effective immediately, surprising colleagues. Josephine Manuel will retire from the recorder's office this evening after faithful service. Also reported is a mining accident in Taylorville killing Allison Westbrook, and a drowning of Jacob L. Horback in Menard county. National League scores include Chicago 3 Boston 5 and St Louis 13 Washington 4.
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Fort Wayne Market Prices Corrected Daily
Corrected daily by S. Bush & Co. Wheat 65 67c. Oats 28 30c. Corn 50 52c. Rye 50c. Barley 50c. Butter salic. Kegs 10c. Beeswax 25c per lb. Oil meal $1.25 cwt. Potatoes 50a90e per bu. Feathers live geese 4c. Ryes 50e per cwt. Hides green 7c lb. Hides cured 8c lb.
Abbreviated Telegrams Highlight Early 20th Century Unrest
Various short items note civil service rules for pension agency employees, a seeked pardon for Maris Barberi in Illinois, unions delaying wage cuts, Milwaukee officials organizing a centennial event, coal prices rising, a well-found body in Indiana, lightning strikes on streetcars, civic conflicts over Sunday picnics, questionable slave-labor claims near Springfield Illinois, a Newark man locating a long lost son in a Columbus prison, a drug firm death on a wedding trip, a death-row escape and suicide in Spokane, a German liner suicide, and twenty four hour weather notes for Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Iowa.
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Wash
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Lloyd Weimar
Cincinnati
Commodity and Stock Quotations From New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago quote lists show money on call easy at 30 per cent prime mercantile paper and various government bond rates. Chicago Board of Trade prices cover grains, oats, corn, rye, and December futures, plus lard and butter notes, while Chicago live stock values list hogs, cattle, and packing numbers for the day.
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