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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Times Post

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1895

Page

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Father Wagner Arrested in Maud Steidel Abduction Case

Rev Dominick Wagner pastor of St Marys Catholic church was arrested in St Joseph Mo on the charge of abducting 16 year old Maud Steidel, daughter of a widow. A Chicago telegram triggered the arrest. Wagner faces serious charges with bail unlikely. A priest brother was also arrested for complicity as the case unfolds.

St. Josefn Chicago Dominick Wagner St. Mary's Catholic Church Maud Steidel Alex Padvant Holton Kas Father Wagner St. Joseph Bourke New York Wagner Kansas City Ottawa Steidel

Coroner to Seek Grand Jury Over Faith Healing Diphtheria Deaths

Indianapolis coroner says he will ask the grand jury to indict parents who rely on Christian science faith healing for a child’s diphtheria death. He cites west Indianapolis diphtheria outbreaks and a case involving J W Treaney’s son after a city physician was denied entry. He argues criminal negligence laws may apply even if parents are not charged with taking a life.

Indianapolis Caston Tennessee J. W. Treaney

Knights and Ladies of Honor Meet in Evansville

The grand lodge of the Knights and Ladies of Honor of Indiana meets in Evansville at the G A R hall with about 150 delegates. Grand Protector W Francis of Marion presides. Past protector ranks are conferred on eight members. A musical program and dance follow at Noans hall. Duty Laporte Ind Oct 2 Company II of the Third Indiana regiment refuses state duty until pay from the Indianapolis encampment is received. Company L suspected in a Peru hotel silverware theft. Company F disbands. fears five more northern companies may follow.

Evansville Grand Lodge of the Knights and Ladies of Honor State of Indiana G. A. R. Hall W. &. Francis of Marion Order Noans’ Hall Laporte Ind Third Indiana Regiment Indianapolis Robbins Peru South Bend

Ohio Town Burning Up

Dispatches from Cambridge indicate a major fire early this morning destroyed several downtown structures including the Cos block the Taylor building the hotel and a stable in the town. Fire crews fought the blaze as flames swept through the central business district and caused extensive property damage.

Ohio Zareliigly Cambridge Here Cosblock Taylor Otel and Davis

Harrison's Friends Plot to Smoke Him Out Scheme

Reporters note rumors that Harrison faces a conspiracy among friends to force him from a position. The article outlines alleged tactics and names several individuals connected to the plan while refraining from graphic detail.

New York Leaders Wire Indiana for Information

New York leaders wire Indiana seeking information on state matters. Officials report coordination and data requests between the two regions to inform policy decisions and public communication.

New York Indiana

Is Ben for Bob Lincoln McKinley intrigue in Indiana

Indiana Republicans seek Harrison direction in the 1896 race. John C. New and Gen. Harrison aides argue over support for Reed and McKinley while Indiana leaders drift toward backing Harrison at the state convention.

Springfield Postmaster Returns From Atlanta Inquiry

Springfield Illinois Oct 2 Postmaster Ridgley arrived back from Atlanta where government officials questioned him about a man under arrest suspected in a larger crime case. Yennie named as one of the men implicated in the plot.

Springfield Ill Ridgley Atlanta Davidson Sid Yennie

Louisville Opposes Griffin Murph Fight State Interference

Louisville authorities resist governor's interference over a Griffin versus Murphy scheduled bout at the Auditorium. The plan calls for twenty rounds with possible extensions until a knockout settles the decision, a result police deem not a prize fight. Mayor Tyler and Chief of Police Taylor will monitor for brutality, with Sheriff Pfianz noting militia action requires county sheriff request. Governor Brown may pursue further steps to block the event.

Louisville Griffin Murphy Tyler Brown Board of Public Safety Taylor Pfianz

Veterans Meet Aauspicious Gathering at Bowser Home

Surviving members of the Eleventh Indiana battery held their annual reunion at Alexander Bowser's home and Bowser company factory. About 50 veterans attended a day of programs and a large banquet prepared by Bowser. Officers were elected, and ex soldiers from other regiments joined the gathering.

Eleventh Indiana Battery Alexander Bowser Eleventh Indiana Battery Bowser America Tealingen Oakley D. Otto J. Koistul Col KS. Robertson Stella Stierheim Georgia Wees Kensill D. B. White Minnie Win Uskirk Minnie Bixley Lieut. J. Otto Henry M. Williams William M. Glenn Henry C. Zollinger Eleventh Battery S. I. Bowser Thomas J. Devilbiss Allen H. Bowser Association

Fire destroys apartment at Fullerton and Clybourne

Fire at the corner of Fullerton and Clybourne avenues in Caicaco destroyed an apartment house early today. Forty tenants were forced from their homes as the blaze caused an estimated loss of 40000 dollars.

Caicaco Fullerton and Clybourne Avenues

Gas main blast injures dozen in New York

A defective gas main at 310 West Thirty-ninth Street exploded this afternoon blasting in the fronts of four houses. About twelve people nearby suffered serious injuries though none are fatally hurt. The incident interrupts daily life in a dense block near the avenue.

New York West Thirty-ninth Street

Deed of Father and Son Indicts in Violent Assault Case

A special grand jury in Pauline Ohio indicts Philo Wallace and his son Thomas Wallace for the assault and fiendish ravishment of Miss Effie Wallace, 24, who was found in critical condition at the Hotel French. The suspects, a 68 year old father and 28 year old brother, live on a farm near Antwerp and were previously well regarded.

Paulpine Goode Philo Wallace Thomas Wallace Effie Wallace Wallaces Miss Wallace Hotel French Thomas Antwerp Wallace

National Horse Thief Detective Convention Opens in Eaton

Delegates from Ohio Indiana and Illinois arrived by train for the annual convention of the National Horse Thief Detective association in Eaton Ohio. The event drew the largest assembly yet with a large parade led by the Knights of Pythias band and hundreds of delegates. The afternoon sessions were held in secrecy at the opera house.

Eaton Ohio Indiana Ilinois National Horse Thief Detective Association Kniights of Pythias Opera House

Remarkable Cleveland Case of Catalepsy Involving Peter Crawford

Peter Crawford a 22 year old former New York mail messenger has slept for seven to eight months with only brief awakenings. Doctors in Cleveland and from other cities regard his condition as the most remarkable case of catalepsy seen. Injuries to his spine occurred when he was thrown from a mail wagon in New York a little over a year ago. Attempts to awaken him have failed.

Cleveland, O Peter Crawford New York Cleveland Crawford

Grain and Livestock Market Closing Report

Chicago market update shows December wheat at 62 cents and corn May at 298 cents with oats May at 202 cents. Pork January at 9.45 dollars, lard 5.80, ribs 4.82. Hogs receipts 30,000, market active yet down five points. cattle receipts 15,000, quiet and steady. sheep receipts 12,000, active and steadier.

Chicago

Laborer Registers at Hotel Then Dies After Drinking Carbolic Acid

A man about 35, dressed as a laborer, checked in at Sweeney's hotel in New York last night with Hugh Maloney of Chicago. He went to the toilet room, drank carbolic acid, and died about an hour later at the hospital.

New York Hugh Maloney Chicago

Mrs Langtry demands 200000 over jewels lent to a stranger

London on October 2 Mrs Langtry filed a demand against the Union Bank for 200000 claiming jewels belonging to her were delivered to a stranger by bank officials under a forged order.

London

Tragic Train Death in Haute Indiana Man 14

In Haute Indiana on October 2 a 14 year old boy Ermy son of former County Assessor F. 8. Ermy was killed instantly when hit by a passing train his head severed. He was in the city at the time of the accident.

Trire Haute Ind Goodwin Ermy Ermy

Sheridan Ride remembered in wartime theater display

A classic scene from Sheridan's Ride is highlighted as a curtain feature in Shenandoah, Bronson Howard's war drama. The piece recounts the Cedar Creek surprise and Sheridan's rally at Winchester, promising authentic military depiction for attendees.

Sheridan Washington Cedar Creek Winchester Shenandoah Bronson Howard

Another Divorce Suit in Circuit Court

Katie Roberson files for legal separation from Joseph M. Roberson alleging habitual drunkenness and cruel inhuman treatment. Married Sept 23 1879. left May 23 1895. Seeks custody of Iva Dessie and Alvin. five children named Iva 13 Henry 11 Charles 9 Dessie 6 Alvin 4.

Katie Roberson Joseph M. Roberson James M. Robinson Roberson Iva Henry Charles Dessie Alvin

Defeat of Cambridge Oxford cricket noted by London paper

The St James Gazette cites Philadelphia defeats as monotonous and laments English athletes being beaten abroad. It notes America embracing cricket and even beating English teams, despite cricket's lack of popularity there.

St. James Gazette America London Cambridge-Oxford Atlantic

Treasury reports surge in currency transfers signifying activity

Treasury officials say demand for small bills and silver dollars in exchange for large notes at the sub treasury indicates rising business. On October 2 a record 8613,000 was transferred, mainly for New Orleans, suggesting crop movement this season may reach the average despite delays.

New York Treasury Sub-Treasury New Orleans

Magnolia Retires After Successful Racing Career

Magnolia the last daughter of Haw Patch, once campaigned by Willis Laird, had a strong form but retired after a slow season race. She set a world trotting record over a half mile at 2 114, a famed Fort Wayne favorite. Will Peltier and Marion Black also performed well against top Chicago cyclists at Valparaiso yesterday.

Magnolia Haw Patch Willis Laird Fort Wayne Will Peltier Marion Black Chicago Valparaiso Peltier

Larceny Suspects Sought. Paired Arrests Tied to Akers Robbery

Sheriff Clausmeier and Huntington officers search for a man known as Smith alias Hamilton alias Chicago Red with a suspected accomplice linked to a Lafayette Township robbery. Bill Stone was arrested. Chicago Red remains at large near Dawkins Edgerton area as investigators press for more evidence.

Marshal Crandall Huntington Fort Wayne Smith Hamilton Chicago Red Matt Feaselman Bill Stone Stone Mr. Crandall Dawkins Edgerton Clausmeier Akers Lafayette Township

Deaths and Funerals in Fort Wayne

The funeral of the late Mrs. Daniel Nestel will be held from 243 West Creighton avenue at 2 p.m. Rev. Adam Detzer of Chicago will conduct. Interment in Lindenwood. Anton Zimmerman, 63, died at 40 Pritchard street after long illness. Survived by one son and four daughters. Born in Germany, came to Fort Wayne in 1858. Funeral at St. Paul’s Catholic church on Saturday at 9 a.m. Augusta Strasburge, 52, died at 119 Wilt street from dropsy. Funeral planned for Friday.

Anton Zimmerman Pritchard Street Mr. Zimmerman Germany Fort Wayne St. Paul’s Catholic Wilt Street Augusta Strasburge

Man Hurt With Broken Back In Sidney Ill Accident

Samuel E. Schaffer of Avilla Indiana was brought to St Joseph hospital after falling through a missing plank on a Sidney Illinois bridge last night. His condition is critical though not certain to prove fatal, as Dr Porter attends him. Meanwhile rail and travel notices list tickets to Atlanta for the Exposition sale September 15 1895.

Harry Wright Arlantic Ciry N. WJ Bennett Wright Samuel E. Schaffer Avilla Ind Sidney St. Joseph Hospital Ill Porter

Ohio synod conference opens in Fort Wayne Grace Church

The Ohio synod of the Reformed Church will begin a conference this evening at Grace Reformed church on East Washington street. About 200 delegates, many already in town, will attend. sessions, with women’s missionary groups, run through the week. Mayor Oakley will give the welcome address and Rev. J. H. Steele will preach the opening sermon.

The Ohio Synod of the Reformed Church of the United States Grace Reformed Church East Washington Street Fort Wayne Ohio Synod Miami Lancaster Tiffin Eastern Ohio Tuscarawas St. Joseph Women’s Missionary Societies Executive Board of Home Missionaries Grace Church Oakley J. H. Steele Ohio

Aged Man Crushed On Nickel Plate Tracks

Christian F. Pfeiffer seventy from Buffalo N Y was injured when he tried to alight from a moving Nickel Plate train at Clinton street Fort Wayne. His left foot was crushed and doctors amputated above the ankle at Hope hospital. He rests but recovery is uncertain due to his age though survival is believed possible.

Christian F. Pfeiffer Buffalo N. Y Hope Hospital Pfeiffer Fort Wayne Joseph Pfeiffer Clinton Street

Commissioners Press for Lower Fares on Electric Road

The Columbia City commissioners met with C J Everett to discuss the Fort Wayne electric road project. They proposed county franchise provisions limiting round trips to 50 cents to Fort Wayne, five cents minimum fare, and 20 cents max for the trip to Eel River bridge, with more time granted to start work.

Columbia City C. J. Everett Fort Wayne Everett Eel River Bridge

Muncie Route Fair Offer From Fort Wayne Depot

The Muncie Route in Washington Indiana offers a $6.95 round trip from October 6 to 10 with tickets on sale at the Fort Wayne North Depot for information and purchase.

Washington Ind North Depot Fort Wayne

Also Mentioned on This Page

Knights and Ladies OF Honor Grand Lodge of Harrison Ben Bob Lincoln McKinley Robert T. Lincoln KE. I. Tibbett Gen. Harrison John C. New Mr. New Reed New George W. Steele Maine Steele Hahn Republican National Committee Messrs General Harrison F. Bowser Baulding County Chicago Market Cuattanooga, Tenn Kentucky Mahone Waashlinaton George W. Darker Martha E. Darker William Wittall John Ward H.C. Hanna Witzall Lemuel C. Paine Stella Stringer Randall & Doughman Dawson Linton Electric Railway Company Whitley Branstrator Ellison Little River Ditch Wells Peltier and Black ARE Strasburg Samuel Schaffer Lake Nine & Western Martin Nycum Maggie Yergens Amos Pappert Jennie Hassler Samuel E. Peters Emma Garver Theodore Meyer Minnie Schellman Valkyrie Cranfield and Seymour England RABUS Coop Any Other MR. Everett’s Road Whitley County Commissioners Muncie
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