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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Times Post

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1895

Page

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Labor Day at Centlivre Park Draws Thousands in Fort Wayne

Fort Wayne celebrated Labor Day with a park program at Centlivre Park. Judge S. M. Hench and Charles H. Bliss spoke on labor patriotism and government control of monopolies. Baseball and football games followed, with 15–14 and 12–0 scores, and Turnverein athletic events showcased extensive records. A stereopticon show and an evening dance concluded the day for a large, orderly crowd of diverse attendees.

S. M. Heneh Charles H. Bliss Indiana Judge Trench Jevi Bender Will Carroll Patterson and Brown Bender Robbins and Sho

Two Mysterious Cases Shake City Nightly

A violent row at Lafayette and Hamilton left Sherman W. Abrams fatally wounded with three deep neck and cheek gashes after a man named Lawes drew a razor. Abrams, a Pennsylvania switchman, lies in critical condition as police hunt the assailant. A separate note describes a wounded man with a bullet hole in his wrist, said to be shot by tramps in a box car, last seen leaving Hope hospital, with prior treatment in Chicago. A third mystery involves a man named Adams from Peru despite claiming Annapolis roots, who visited Hope hospital with a fractured arm and disappeared after denying clean identification.

Lafayette Hamilton Sherman W. Abrams Rosenberger Abrams Frank Pennsylvania Lasalle Street Laws W. EF. Schrader Hope Hospital Cook County Hospital Chicago Schrader Adams Annapolis Peru

Wellknown Capitalist Dies In Scranton at 78

Charles F. Mattes third vice-president of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel company and a well known capitalist and manufacturer died here this morning aged 78. Frank Belchin will serve green turtle soup to patrons next Saturday evening at 54 East Main street. 2-6t

Scranton Charles F. Mattes Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company Frank Belchin East Main Street

Cholera Death Reported in London and Grimsby

A London report states a woman died in Grimsby today with physicians declaring the illness cholera. The notice also contains an unrelated advertisement prompting readers to visit William C. Cleary at 118 Harrison Street for tailoring offerings.

London Grimsby Ww. C. Cleary Harrison Street W. C. Cleary Will C. Cleary

Fatal Burn Accident Befalls Mrs Dannecker in Delphos

Mrs. Frank Dannecker suffered fatal burns in an accident at Delphos Ohio. The incident details and circumstances were reported in local news, noting the tragic outcome for the Dannecker family and immediate vicinity.

Frank Dannecker Delphos, O

Clothing Burned From Her Body After Fire Destruction

A story notes that clothing of a woman was entirely burned from her body while her son remains in the same residence. Authorities investigate the cause as a possible accident or foul play, with no further details available in the readable text.

Mrs Dannecker Burns Home in Delphos Tragedy

Mrs Frank Dannecker aged 74 suffered catastrophic burns when varnish in a tin can ignited on a stove. Fire spread through the kitchen and back into the house, neighbors and her husband extinguished flames, doctors say she may linger days but death is likely. Rev H P Dannecker rushed to her bedside after telegrams.

Delphos Frank Dannecker H. P. Dannecker Dannecker Delphos Herald Canal Street Ricker

Mob Attacks Mayor's Residence Over Bull Fights Halt

Bayonne watchers clashed with police after bull fighting was stopped. A mounted unit dispersed a fiery crowd at the sub prefecture, and the mob later pelted the mayor's house and officials. Troops protected officials. injuries were reported and arrests followed, with others released later.

Bayonne

Oldest Man in Indiana Reaches 102

Lowe Indiana September 3 Peter Surprise living with his son Henry four miles northeast of Lowell is likely the oldest man in Indiana at 102 born August 8 1793 in Canada he later moved through New York and Chicago before settling on the John Lynch farm near Lowell He naturalized in 1837 his wife Rosana Taylor died 1875 they had 11 children He remains active though his mind shows age and he practices spiritualist exercises hoping to live to 100 more years.

Lowe Ind Peter Surprise Henry Indiana Canada New York Chicago John Lynch Lowell Great Britain Crown Point Rosana Taylor Surprise

Gambling at Galesburg Track Shown to Open Pool and Bookmaking

Galesburg Alabama on September 3 reports pool selling and bookmaking at the track with no police action. W H McKinney held the pool privilege and Stewart of Kansas City the bookmaking. The 2 13 pace was the best race of the day with Tom Ogden pacing the first mile in 2 07 followed by Badge. Fidel attempted to beat the stallion pacing record but clocked 2 05 3. Fidel was driven by Rivenburg. Thursday Azote slated to challenge the trotting record.

Galesburo W.H. McKinney Stewart Kansas City Tom Ogden Badge Fidel Rivenburg Azote

Franklin set for possible dry town as saloon licenses drop

In Franklin a push against granting saloon licenses stalled after petitions gathered 230 of 272 ward votes against Isaac Hellerick and James Sandifur. The pair withdrew. Sandifur plans a grocery start while Hellerick will run a restaurant and saloon. A saloonkeeper predicted most saloons close within six months as Franklin heads toward dry town status.

Franklin Citizanite Bnar Anxhet Ov Isaac Hellerick James Sandifur Sandifur Hellerick

Plot Against the Czar Disclosed by Russian Police

A Vienna dispatch relayed by the Chronicle says Russian police uncovered a widespread plot against the czar and imperial family. Several leaders are reported quietly arrested in St. Petersburg.

London The Chronicle Vienna St. Petersburg Czar

Vanderbilt Heiress Gertrude Vanderbilt Engagement Reported

Newport Sept 3 The engagement of Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt daughter of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mr Moses Taylor though not formally announced is known to friends Mr Taylor was class of 1893 graduate and is active in outside clubs and outdoor sports.

Newport R. I Gertrude Cornelius Vanderbilt Moses Taylor Taylor

Fire destroys livery stable and hotel in Petersburg

A fire in Fleming's livery stable in Petersburg 10 miles south of Washington Indiana destroyed the stable the Read hotel and the opera house. Thirteen horses perished and total losses are expected around fifty thousand dollars. The incident follows notices of nickel plate homeseeker excursions and a new interpreter appointment in Washington.

Washington Ind Petersburg Here Fleming Hames Opera Read

Centennial celebration committees formed for Fort Wayne event

The Board of Directors met at Mr. P. A. Randall's office and named numerous committees for the centennial celebration including Program, Privileges, Souvenirs, Music, Baseball, Speakers, Field Sports, Printing, Press, Military, Old Settlers, Parade, Art Loan Exhibition and more. Public sentiment supports the celebration, and organizers push ahead as Nickel Plate agents note homeseekers' excursions for September and October.

P. A. Randall Board of Centennial Directors Messrs S. M. Foster R. B. Hanna A. S. Friend W. D. Page H. ©. Rockhill D. C. Fisher D. B. Kehler Robison H. W. Tapp A. H. Dougall R. S. Robertson A. I. Friend F. J. Reineke Gart Shober Philip Keintz Henry P. Scherer H. R. Grodzik Harry Tarmon Jacob Stumpf Charles Young E. F. Yarnelle William Miles L. F. Curdes H. B. Woolsey A. Schulte A. J. Rager C. F. W. Meyer A. L. Randall Fred Beach Gust Steger Will Gouty A. C. Katt Marion Black Will Peltier H. Pickard Will Colerick George Heller W. Urbahns M. S. Robison William Meyer, Jr John McDonald R. J. Fisher Col. A. McPherson M. F. Berger C. D. Tillo E. A. K. Hackett H. C. Rockhill L. A. Griebel N. R. Leonard Charles Sauer L. Drummond Smith Charles Archer Clarence Cook J. T. Dougall Harry M. Williams T. I. Bresnahan A. Fuelber Herman Hormel Ellis Searles Harry McMullen P. A. Thompson O. C. Meyer Frank Alderman J. BE. Gaskins George Breckenridge L. M. Ninde M. F. Barbour J. M. Miller Platt J. Wise Thomas Anderson John M. Taylor J. F. W. Meyer George Harter Lew Justus C. E. Graves J. H. Rohan Maj. KE L. Siver William Geake A. T. Lukens J. T. Leach E. Smithe E. Cox B. Gard H. Frieberger Geo. Reiter R. 5. Robertson Aug. Bruder F. W. Kuhne KE. J. McCsear F. M. Smith G. G. Detzer Alex Johnson Leslie W. Hills J. H. Dille I. R. Barrows Felix Shantz Geo. J. Parrot Jno A. Shoaif R. B.rossington Fort Wayne Nickel Plate Road

Leap From Street Car Ends In Fatality At East Main

Mrs. George Baldwin of 11 Hough street died after leaping from a moving East Main street car to retrieve her hat in a gusty wind. Conductor Harrigan stopped the car, bystanders aided, and Coroner Harrod will render a verdict. Baldwin leaves several children. funeral Thursday.

George Baldwin Hough Street East Main Street Baldwin Clara Johnson East End Berghoff Park East Washington Street Walter Avenue Harrigan W. F. Schrader Peltier Harrod Clausmeier

Will Peltier Sets Half Mile Record At Huntington Meet

Huntington bicycle meet drew about 3000 spectators with 100 plus riders. Will Peltier of Fort Wayne won the half mile open in 1 03 and set a new track record. Races featured E J Zim of Chicago and riders Gordy Lukins and Klin ger from Indiana and nearby states. Fort Wayne riders dominated several events with Peltier also earning praise for a strong weekend.

Huntington Indiana Fort Wayne Will Peltier L. A. Randall E. J. Zim Chicago Sanel W. H. Peltier Port Wayne Ind John B. Harrison Lebanon C. B. Gordy Marion C. RB. Gordy B. N. Lukins Anderson Thomas N. Steller P. W. Klinger Charles §. Ferguson Logansport Joseph J. Bezerek O. H. Bartley Wolf Lake Charles Kahl Goshen

Indiana Crop Report Promises Excellent Harvest Potential

The weekly weather crop report notes early corn on poor ground matured fast and fired, but late planted and replanted corn should improve with rains. Pasture and meadows turning green with more rains expected, apples and pears abundant, cider making begun. A mass meeting is set for Sept 7 in the circuit court room to discuss freeing Allen county toll roads, per Fort Wayne Centennial Committee.

Indianapolis Circuit Court Room Allen County Fort Wayne

Also Mentioned on This Page

Centlivre Park Wm. Romy James Gillie Wm. Copeland Newsboys’ Union Fred Sheldon Bert McConley John Wagoner Rod Fleming Reagan Harry Ruslow Owen Farren Fred Reynolds Louis Miller Archie Bradley C. R. Brown Julius Keller F. Schoch D. Miller G. R. Brown Ray Stringer Kim Franks John Miller David Miller Wm. Johnson Wm. Remy Caledonian Robert Dickson William Wallace George Jaap A. J. Dawson Harvey Stahl William Conners Ed Turney Fay Randall Birch Branson Red O’conner E. H. Bookwalter William Romy William Copeland Cleveland Ancient Order of Foresters of America Sherman Abrams Dr. Schrader Skelton and McDonald Kendallville Lake Maxinkuckee Hibbard, Ind Galesburg Vanderbilt Ransford Stevens Miller, Jr United States Japan Louisville Board of Directors Louis Fox Emma L. S. E. F. Sites A. J. Stutz M. J. Schulte Julius Nathan W. G. Graeter J.D. Gumppel A. J. Detzer R. C. Bell H. C. Graffe Ss. C. Lumbard Co. W. Orr R. T. DeWald J. W. Wilding J. C. Peters Charles Gump J. KE. Graham J. Herrick F. C. Cratsley Frank Riblett Wilson M. Merriman H. M. Metzgar Charles Guild Harry Kepling O. Ed White C. 8. Bush D. W. Moffat A. K. Zartma J. S. Ainslie J. L. Leeper C. C. Cissel G. E. Bursley D. N. Foster Wm. Pleming Geo. DeWald Thomas Riley W. J. Probasco E. O'Rourke Harry Friend Murray Hartnett EB. C. Burode J. W. Paschall A. D. Cressler W. J. Vesey C B. Woodworth Gus Rabus W. H. Tigar Misses O. N. Guldin Harry Ninde H. M. Jacobs J. K. Ferguson R. G. Thompson Ed. M. Wilson Kate Hamilton Mercia Hoagland Margaret Hamilton Margarite Hanna Kate MacDougal Charlotte Lowry Sophia Becker Henrietta Meyer Velma Ohneck Gee An Trith Frank Swinney Louise Robertson Mary Erwin Alice Wilson Alice N Weavery Ulile Susan Thompson Fannie Winch Belle Flick Maude McCracken Ward William Keyser Waston Olds’ Wagon Works Glasgow Avenue Kesler Washington Street John Wesson New Haven Road M. F. Porter Minnie McWhorter Mollie Darnell Tollgate Centlivre Brewery John Jacobs Indiana Crop Report Huntington Democrat W. W. Ellis Opera House Coop Any Other Globe Mills
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