Condensed Locals News Roundup
Notices from Fort Wayne and nearby areas recount travels and visits by residents including Mr. R. T. McDonald in New Orleans and Miss Rose Long in Chicago. Local events include a Masonic lodge meeting, a Zion Lutheran excursion to Rome City, a Springfield township wedding, and various social and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Long
Chicago
Joseph L. Luhn
Cincinnati
John B. Manning
R. C. Bell
New Orleans
R. T. McDonald
James H. Disney
Warsaw
Fort Wayne
the Wayne
Pat H. Casey
South Bend Times
Sale
Portland Telephone Company
Michigan Avenue
Warm lunch hours noted for Miller and Meyer
A brief notice states warm lunch service runs from 9 to 12 every morning at Miller and Meyer located at 104 Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Meyer
Calhoun
Water restrictions urged by Mayor Oakley in 1895 notice
City officials warn water supply is low and demand careful use. Sprinkling streets or gardens only allowed 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. with fines for waste. continued violations may lead to water shut off. Mayor C. B. Oakley urges compliance for wholesome summer water. June 10 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry Hann
Water Works Trustees
C. B. Oakley
Brice Takes Control of Findlay Fort Wayne Western Railway
Brice confirms in Cincinnati interview that he now controls the Findlay Fort Wayne Western and Western railway via purchasing the P A and W. The Cincinnati Tribune notes the bankrupt line is now in Brice hands and will be added to his list. Supreme Court order in Debs case received in Chicago directs Eugene V Debs to return to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Brice
Cincinnati
Times-Post
Findlay
Fort Wayne
The
Cincinnati Tribune
Findlay, Fort Wayne and Western
Brice
Supreme Court
Debs
Chicago
Curiaco
Order of the Supreme Court
Euguene V
Olney Installed as Secretary of State and Cleveland’s Fishing Trip
Ex Attorney General Olney was formally sworn in as secretary of state by Chief Justice Fuller. President Cleveland left Washington on a secret fishing trip to Leesburg Virginia citing trout season as the reason. The article notes several prominent purchasers buying Kimball pianos through the Arcade Music Store run by I H Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Olney
Fuller
Cleveland
White House
Leesburg
Judge Lowry
R. J. Fisher
S. M. Fisher
D. Q. Fisher
Rothschild
A. J. Dittoe
V. Gutermuth
A. Hatterfly
C. G. Guild
Robi. Cran
P.S. O'Rourke
C. BE. Walton
F. Kollock
Dr. Greenwalt
Dr. McCaskey
E. L. Sivers
J. W. Lane
Kimball
I. H. Case
Ia Arcade Music Store
Traveling Salesman Il Heavily Bleeds in Apparent Nosebleed Ordeal
George P. Taylor of Hamilton Ohio, a well known traveling salesman, lies in a critical condition at the Randall hotel after copious nasal hemorrhages began Saturday afternoon. Doctors report the bleeding has partially abated but not ceased and the patient remains in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Taylor
Hamilton
Randall Hotel
McCausland
Stars Defeat Broadways 3 to 0 to Lead City League
The Stars beat the Broadways 3 to 0 at Lakeside Park before about 1,000 fans, seizing the lead in the city league race. Batteries were Patterson and Braden for the Stars and Geake and Kees for the Broadways. Earlier, the Eagles defeated the Spy Runs 6 to 3 as the league action continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadways
Lakeside Park
Patterson
Inventory of Morgan and Beach stock filed after partner’s death
The stock inventory of Morgan and Beach, required by the junior partner’s death, is completed and on file with the county clerk. A court order will direct the disposition of the firm’s stock and assets. Charlotte Lepper’s last will is filed for probate. Judge Ellison awarded $331.03 to Fredeline Madlener against Ulrich Stoltz. Miller and Meyer, 104.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan & Beach
Charlotte Lepper
Ellison
Ulrich Stoltz
Fredeline Madlener
Tadpole Club Picnic At Frank Newhous Grove
About forty Tadpole club members enjoyed a shaded gathering in Frank Newhous grove. A committee arranged an engaging program with two notable feats Byron Hattersley climbed a tree backwards and Murray Hartnett ate four chickens without water. Members look forward to the next picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadpole Club
Frank Newhous
Byron Hattersley
Murray Hartnett
Deaths of Joseph B Miller Charlotte Rogers and Infant Brucker
Obituaries report the death of Joseph B Miller aged 83 at his son in law’s home 60 East Williams street. Charlotte M Rogers aged 9 days died at liver failure at 517 South Harrison street with funeral 2 pm today. The 8 day old child of Frank X Brucker died of spasms at 277 West Washington street with funeral Tuesday. Irene Marie Ryan 16 months died at home on Bass street with funeral tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Miller
East Williams Street
Tie
W. H. Miller
Rev. Miller
Charlotte M. Rogers
Harrison Street
Frank X. Brucker
West Washington Street
Irene Marie Ryan
Bass Street
Fire destroys barn and damages another on East Eleventh
Last Saturday a fire consumed Dr. Fitch’s barn on East Eleventh Street and damaged Mrs. J Abright’s barn. Firemen arrived promptly but a burst hose prevented saving any structure. Cause is believed to be boys playing with matches. Loss estimated at 1000 dollars with 100 dollars insurance on building and 150 dollars on contents.
Destructive Fire Ravages Town Killing Several
A major blaze broke out early this morning at Bupa Pesta causing multiple deaths and destroying 120 buildings. Firefighters battled the flames, with local authorities investigating the cause as residents assessed the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bupa Pesta
Fire at Schlitz Brewery Hits City Hard
A major blaze in MiLwavukikE destroys Foster and Uhrig lumber yards and two barges. The Schlitz brewery sustains heavy damage as the fire, started by suspected arson, takes five hours to bring under control with losses estimated near 400000. Cycling mishap injures Miss Heller near Maysville. Nickel Plate advertises Boston convention access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhrig
Raleigh
Lucy Graham
Schlitz
Weather forecast for Northern Indiana continues warm
The June 10 weather page reports continued warm conditions for Northern Indiana with no significant cooling in sight. Temperature outlook remains high, humidity steady, and no heavy precipitation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
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George Waldschmidt
Bessie Racine
Antwerp
Ohio
Racine
L. P. Drayer
Elizabeth Street
Bernard Barra
Lida Somers
Harry France
Helen Moffat
Madison
D. W. Moffat
Indiana Hills
Eagles
City League
Yes
SEARS
Fort Wayne Standards
New Havens
Anthony Waynes
Vince Robbins
Seabold
Mother Barnum
Lindsay
George McCrory
Grim Reaper
Joseph
Miller
Father
Auburn
Austria
Milwaukee
Schlitz Brewery
Michigan
Fruit
John Fieller
Louise Heller
Roy Trainer
Hicksville
Maysville
Nickel Plate Road
Boston
Mass
Christian Endeavor
B. F. Horner
J.L. Proctor Shoe CO
Calhoun Street
J. L. Proctor Shoe CO
Summit City
Goo
Old National Bank
Proctor
S. Bush & Co
John Christen
Calhoun St
Ind
A. Hattersley & Sons
E. Main ST
Freese & Ranke
Broadway and
Washington Boulevard
Geller
W. F. Geller
Ceo. Myers
Fort Wayne, Ind
Balbriggan Underwear
William Meyer & Bro
Romy & Bobilya
Barr Street
West Main Street
East Berry Street
aeri-State
John Dreibelbiss
Court Treet
C. H. Bliss
Fiut
Chickering & Sons
Krell
Briggs
the Starr
Ludwig
James & Holmstrom
the Nilson
S. A. Karn
E. Columbia ST
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