Local entertainments and travels headline the week
Miss Charlotte Lowry hosts the S U S club this evening while Lee Helier departs for Anderson to enter bicycle races. Henry Friend travels to Chicago for urgent business. Mrs Charles G Guild hosts Miss Grace Waldo at a dinner. Rev S Ainslie to address City Y M C A opening next Tuesday. Women’s Reading club meets Tuesday Oct 8 at Hamilton House with Miss Nelson. Paydays at Rhinesmith & Simonson and the street railway company. Mrs Al Piepenbrink of 19 Clark convalesces from typhoid. Miss Helen Simpson returns home from Mansfield after visiting Miss Katherine Blynn. Mr H Hawthorn returns from Lima re sister’s illness. Howard Council Royal Arcanum initiations planned. class of 18. Rev J B Crowe’s health declines in Madison. A M E church services Sunday with Sunday school and Y P S C E. Advertisements for men’s suits and a lecture Life by Dr A P Buchman. Duffy visits then joins Wayne Fishing Club for Angola trip. Architect Grindle designs a brick and stone double residence at Union and Jefferson, cost 6000. Dr C B Stemen learns of Rev John M Brenneman’s death in Wiida. funeral in Elida. Westminster church to host Chapman revivals across several churches.
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Charlotte Lowry
S. U.S
Lee Helier
Anderson
Henry Friend
Chicago
Charles G. Guild
Grace Waldo
S. Ainslie
Y. M. CA
Woman’s Reading Club
Miss Nelson
Hamilton House
Rhinesmith & Simonson’s
Street Railway Company
al. Piepenbrink
Clark Street
Madison
J. B. Crowe
G. W. Brown
William P. Duffy
Wayne Fishing Club
Angola
Steuben County
Duffy
C. B. Stemen
Wiida, O
John M. Brenneman
United States
Stemen
Elida
Westminster Church
Muncie Route details for B Y P excursion
Washington Indiana announces a round trip fare of 6.95 on the Muncie Route for October 6 to 10. Tickets and information are available at the North Depot in Fort Wayne during those dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
North Depot
Fort Wayne
Engineer Appointed at County Jail
The county commissioners appointed James Lachlin as engineer at the county jail this morning. He will be employed there until next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lachlin
South Carolina delegates urge Cuban recognition by U S
At the constitutional convention in Columbia a resolution urged in sympathy with Cuban patriots and called on the federal government to recognize Cubans as belligerents under international law. Separately in Lincoln a sheriff pursues Jim Daugherty, a noted highwayman, for a 13 year manhunt and a 1882 Nortonville bank burglary with a partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Patton
South Carolina
Lincoln
Neb
Oskaloosa
Kas
Kansas
Jim Daugherty
Daugherty
Falls City
Nortonville
General Mahone Still Alive
Washington October 5 General Mahone shows a wonderful tenacity surprising physicians. At midnight there was no appreciable change from that reported during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mahone
Market Prices from Fort Wayne Daily Trade Sheet
Fort Wayne markets list corrected daily by Bush and Co. showing prices for wheat, oats, corn, rye, barley, butter, eggs, beeswax, oil meal, potatoes, feathers, rags, and hides. Also notes a want ad in the Times-Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush & Co
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Carrie Polsen infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Polsen died at home from summer complaint at 36 Force Street. Funeral from St. Peter’s Catholic Church on Monday. Clara Thieme 83, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thieme of 53 Liberty Street, died last evening of diphtheritic croup. Private funeral. Mrs. Philip G. Fuschober, 23, of 58 Pritchard Street, died today of dropsy leaving husband and no children. Funeral likely next Tuesday. sister of Justice L. P. Huser and Albert Huser. Domestic arrangements pending. husband mourns deeply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Michael Polsen
Force Street
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Thieme
Clara
Ernest Thieme
Liberty Street
Fuschober
Philip G. Fuschober
Pritchard Street
Fuschaber
L. P. Huser
Albert Huser
Temple to Stage New Farce Plays and Players Oct 8
The Temple debuts a new up to date farce, Plays and Players, on Tuesday Oct 8 with a strong cast led by Delmore Wilson Foy and Whit ney. Regular prices apply as crowds expected to fill seats. Also on page Si Perkins and the Pughtown Farmer band visit next Wednesday. Cleveland's Massive Minstrels come Oct 10 with four shows and two brass bands. The Two Johns arrive Oct 12 with J C Stewart and Quinn Phillips, plus The Sphinx Egyptian comic opera in Chicago starring Marie Millard draws praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Temple
Delmore and Wilson
Riche Foy
al Weston
Frank Latona
W. G. Steadman
Herbert Dillon
Annie Whitney
Kittie Wells
Madge Olinger
Lillie Vedder
SI Perkins
Pughtown Farmer
Cleveland
Two Johns
New Haven
Chicago
Schiller Theater
Marie Millard
Miss Millard
East
Carrie Blackwood Joins Elite 2:20 Pacers Group
The Chicago Record notes Carrie Blackwood, by Blue Bull, now ranks among four 2:20 performers. By end of 1894 Atlantic King and Mary Centlivre, both pacers with different sires, stood out, and last week Major Centlivre, by Electric King, ran 2:54, adding to the lineage of celebrated trotters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Centlivre
Carrie Blackwood
Blue Bull
Atlantic King
Atlantic
Mary Centlivre
R. C. Brown
Carrie Strathmore
Strathmore
Major Centlivre
Electric King
Delegates Elected to State Federation at Anderson
A. T. Dye and George Barte were chosen as delegates by the central body at Anderson and urged to secure the next state federation meeting for Anderson. The annual convention is set for Fort Wayne next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Dye
George Barte
Anderson
Fort Wayne
Nickel Plate Offers Reduced Cleveland Rates for Certificate Plan
The Nickel Plate Road announces reduced travel rates to Cleveland under the certificate plan offered by the Carriage Builders' National Association from October 14 to 19. The notice lists a sequence of codes and dates related to the promo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Nickel Plate Road
Carriage Builders’ National Association
Trial of Lizzie McLaren Ends in Acquittal
The trial of Lizzie McLaren for assault and battery on Anna Stuck concluded before Squire Bohen last evening. The judge took the case unadvised until this morning when he rendered a verdict of acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie McLaren
Anna Stuck
Squire Bohen
Armenians In Constantinople Face Fresh Outrages
In Constantinople a deputation of forty Armenians sought a meeting with Sir Philip Currier at the British embassy as authorities report crowded refugee churches and hundreds in the Patriarchate. Ambassadors pressed the Turkish foreign minister to curb mob violence and protect foreign residents, while United States minister Terrell urged safety for missionaries. The city remains tense with nightly patrols and brutal attacks by softas on Armenians in Tookurt chesme, Schitir, Hasskoin, and Karghoumruk, including killings and mutilations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Constantinople
Philip Currie
Philip
Patriarchate
Karaghiomkuk
United States
Alex W. Terrell
Koumkapon
Warsaw
Chiton and Hunter
Erzeroum
Harpoot
Trebizonde
Tookurtchesme
Stamboul
Schitir
Hasskoin
Karghoumruk
London
Berlin
Standard
Daily News
Riots at Constantinople Embarrass Reform Efforts
London reports foreign office officials say riots in Constantinople hamper reforms in Armenia. Dispatches claim limited Armenian casualties in specific villages, with a debate over reports of massacres and a call for protection of life and property. Further commentary from New York and London notes varying casualty tallies and political implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Armenia
London
Foreign Office
Europe
Pall Mall Gazette
International Commission of Inquiry
Sassoun Valley
Semnal
Shemak
Gheligazan
Antakhdagh Pass
Gheliguzan
New Yorks
J. J. Rooney
Phil-Armenian Association of America
Custom House
R. F. Dowling & Co
Associated Press
Cuba
Sachtlepen to accompany Lenz murder inquiry
William A. Sachtlepen an American bicyclist will join Bayazid to aid in clearing up the murder of Frank Lenz the American wheelman. Turkish minister of the interior resigns from the cabinet in Constantinople reported from Paris dated October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Sachtlepen
Bayazid
Frank Lenz
Paris
Constantinople
Dun's Review of Business Shows Higher Failures in Q3 1895
R G Dun and Co reports commercial failures in the third quarter of 1895 totaling 2,792 with liabilities of 32,167,179 dollars, an average of 11,621 per firm. Defaults and mortality rates are discussed alongside manufacturing, trading, and banking sector figures, with prices at wholesale lows for early September and substantial commodity price increases since March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
R. G. Dun & Con
Weekly Review of Trade
Death of a noted writer Boyesen Widely Regarded Norwegian Author
Professor Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen, noted Norwegian author and Columbia College professor, died yesterday morning at New York City of rheumatism of the heart after a two day illness. Born in 1848 at Frederiksvaern Norway, he came to America in 1869 and became editor of Fremad in Chicago. His career included teaching posts at Cornell and Columbia and the Gebhard chair of German and literature. His works include The Story of Norway and Essays of German Literature. He leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen
New York
Columbia College
Boyesen
Norway
Fredericksvaern
University of Christania
Chicago
Fremad
America
Gunnar
Cornell
Gebhard
Goethe
Schiller
Ilka
Victor Hugo
Tourgueneff
Resolutions on Atrocities at Episcopal Meeting
At the Minneapolis gathering of Episcopal bishops and deputies the board of missions adopted resolutions condemning the massacres of Christians in Armenia. The statement expresses horror at atrocities and admiration for Armenian courage amid unspeakable anguish and appeals for redress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Board of Missions
Episcopal
Citizens asked to house Centennial visitors in Fort Wayne
Notice circulated to citizens asking for accommodations for October visitors. Citizens may fill in name residence and number of persons they can host with price. The committee hopes for prompt responses to preserve Fort Wayne's reputation for hosting crowds like during the Republican Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Sympathy and calls for U S protection after Chinese massacre
The statement expresses deep sorrow over violence in China harming missionaries and destroying property. It conveys sympathy to the Church Missionary Society of England and Zenana Missionary Society and urges the United States government to protect American citizens abroad. A prior deputies session had adopted a resolution commending Texas for halting a prize fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Church Missionary Society of England
Church of England Zenana Missionary Society
Ku Cheng
United States
Texas
Fishermen Rights in Iowa Supreme Court Decision
Iowa Supreme Court rules state has jurisdiction over lakes and sloughs along the Iowa shore of the Mississippi River. Seining is now restricted to hook and line in most areas, with main boundary waters exempt. The ruling settles a long standing dispute on fisherman rights around Big Lake near Lansing. Also noted is a separate NY federal case restraining Northern Pacific Railroad receivers from removing assets within the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Supreme Court
Haug
Iowa
Gilbert Haug
Northern Pacific
New York
Lacombe
United States Circuit
Thomas F Oates
Henry C. Payne
Henry C. Rouse
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Talk of an Ultimatum in Venezuela Affair
Washington reports suggest an ultimatum to Great Britain over Venezuela is unlikely but a strong representation may have been delivered. London dispatches note a vanished two masted steamer near Salcombe feared sunk with no wreckage yet found. Spanish gunboat construction on the Clyde is being safeguarded amid Cuban insurgent fears of cacheing Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
Venezuela
Congress
States Department
John Bull
London
Lloyd's
Salcombe
Plymouth
Graystone
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Helen Simpson
Mansfield, O
Katherine Blynn
H. Hawthorn
Trans-Post
Lima
Howard Council
Royal Arcanum
Grindle
W. S. Sponhauer
Union and
Jefferson Streets
Muncie
Cupa
General Mahone
Traga-Post
Polsen
Perkins
The
Turkey
Cycler Lenz
Bessemer
Gray Forge
Dun’s Review OF Business
Episcopal Convention
P. Dickinson
C. R. Hicerns
C. A. Winpixe
Temple Theatre
GREAT
Pughtown Farmers’ Band
Crand Free Street Parade
Tempo Theatre
W. S. Cleveland
Bedomn Arab Circus
ATL
Times-Post
Miller
Fort Wayne, Svo
Frank Glbson
PHL
AMO & C
Calhoun ST
Norr
Miss J. Haverly
Bort Wayne Steam
Laling
West Main Street
W.B. Phillips
Telephone
Broadway
Washington Boulevard
Geller
W. F. Geller
Fishermen's Rights
Sam
John Ball
Spain
Clyde
Joan
Romyn Hobilya
D.J. Spencer Cor
Calhoun
Wm. Meyer & Bro
South Calhoun Street
Amy Coon
J. O. Caswell
Hotel Rieh
Freese & Ranke
Dispensing Chemists
Calhoun Street
Brrene
Danny Times —Post
South Side Wall Paper Store
Kaiser
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