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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Times Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1895
Page
1
A Tegucigalpa dispatch reports a powerful Honduras earthquake with at least 359 dead and property losses exceeding a million dollars. Shocks began Sunday, fires and lava followed, and communities like Metapan Covajuanca Cayuscat suffered widespread destruction as rescue efforts continue.
Large shipment of fruit arrives Friday afternoon featuring Best Yellow Freestone peaches at 1.25 per bushel and Good Freestone peaches at 1.00 per bushel including basket. Concord grapes sold in 10 lb boxes at 25c. Fruit hose.
Federal authorities initiated a nationwide sweep targeting Chinatown in San Francisco. All Chinese laborers must present a Geary law certificate with a photograph or face arrest and legal proceedings. The collector of the port will make the final decision on each individual's right to stay.
Rev. T. B. Noland, ex pastor in Kansas City, arraigned before the Methodist Episcopal South conference at Macon Missouri on charges of gross immorality. A committee sustained the charges and Noland appealed. The notice also advertises Wilkinson's saloon at 11 West Columbia Street with a grand free lunch.
Strangely Missing. William Cannon, a wealthy wholesale jeweler of Kansas City, has been missing since Monday. He had malaria and fears are entertained for his safety. he carried considerable money when last seen.
Harry Altevogt eight son of W R Altevogt of Allen street fell from a hickory tree in Williams grove yesterday afternoon. He dislocated his right shoulder and sustained internal injuries not yet determined. He climbed about 35 feet high and plunged to the ground. Carried home by companions, Dr George C Sie men attended him. He remains in serious condition but is expected to recover.
The State Silver league executive committee in InpraNAPonts Indiana urged district managers to initiate county organization immediately. They plan a silver convention in the city late this fall and expect to gain party influence next year. Ex Congressman Bynum’s admission that country districts favor free coinage boosts their position. Nickel Plate offers homeseekers excursions in September and October with through trains on the popular route.
San Francisco prosecutors announce a witness ready to contradict Durrant’s alibi. Mrs James Crossman, a woman seen with Blanche Lamont on April 3, is prepared to testify she rode a car with Durrant and Lamont and saw them separate near Twenty second Street before Lamont disappeared.
John Wilkinson launches a new saloon at 11 West Columbia street inviting customers to enjoy the city’s best drinks and a welcoming atmosphere. The notice highlights the opening and expected patronage in local commerce.
John Brough who claims to be the actress Julia Marlowe's father was injured in a saloon at 403 Lucas avenue when a friend slapped his arm causing a fall. His right leg broke and he was bruised. he was taken home then moved to City hospital.
We fix old clothes and press garments at low cost. Suits pressed 75c, coat and vest 60c, pants 15c. All work called for and delivered promptly. Tel 465. The Panitorium 16 Arcade.
In Green Bay on Sept. 13 priests from Milwaukee and Marquette and Green Bay plan a grand Catholic demonstration on Sept. 20 marking the 25th anniversary of the pope's deposition. A pastoral letter will be read in Milwaukee area churches next Sunday. Wabash Railways offers $3.60 round trips to Indianapolis Sept 16–21 for the Indiana State Fair.
London comments endorse Lord Dunraven for refusing to sail the course without guarantees it would be kept clear of excursion steamers. The international races for the America's Cup conclude amid favorable British press reaction to his stance.
Joe Patchen won a heat but the overall finishes were tame as the event concluded with sparse excitement. John R Gentry also participated, noted alongside Patchen in the straightforward results.
Enienant Indiana reports a big pace event at Louisville Driving Park with 10 000 in attendance. Robert J and John R Gentry win in a fast 2 09 mile in heat four while Azote wins at St Joseph with Klamath and Ryland T close behind. Major Centlivre earns top pacing honors at Terre Haute and Maywood events with Emily W second in a 2 25 pace.
Bob Fitzsimmons declares readiness and nerve as he plans to train in Texas after leaving New York. He weighs 165 pounds, eyes a diamond belt image, and predicts no fear in the Corbett bout while dismissing outside plots about training. A note on travel mentions a special southbound car to New Orleans and onward to Texas. In nearby towns, a hailstorm in Turners Falls drops two feet of hail, with extreme contrast to heat.
The Wabash offers round trip tickets to Indianapolis from September 16 to 21 for 3.60 dollars as part of fair festivities. The Indiana State Fair aims to be bigger and better than prior years.
The Earl plans a voyage to England as preparations intensify for departure aboard his vessel. Crew details and exact sailing date are undisclosed.
The Boston Globe editor offers 50000 dollars for a Marblehead contest on Sept 18 as Valkyrie returns to England. Americans will judge the cup challenger by Valkyrie’s racing attempts against Defender. Valkyrie towed to Erie basin for the voyage home. Lord Dunraven’s representative says Valkyrie will not race again on this side of the Atlantic. Defender towed to New Rochelle and saluted on leaving harbor.
Gen Charles H Taylor editor of the Globe proposes a 50000 trophy race between Defender and Valkyrie NL on the Marblehead course. He sent telegrams to Oliver Iselin and Lord Dunraven. The New York Yacht Club committee will decide tonight. Dunraven calls the offer magnanimous and Iselin pledges readiness to sail Defender anywhere for the match.
The Nickel Plate road authorizes gates to Tibbard Indiana the junction for Lake Maxinkuckee with good going Saturdays and returning Mondays.
In Clarranoona Tennessee Deputy Sheriff Poe struck Judge Moon during adjournment of circuit court. The motive sprang from Moon disallowing certain fees involving Poe. The incident caused uproar but no further violence occurred. Nickel Plate road advertises low rate homeseekers excursions on September 10 and 24.
Coleman and Martin with Lars Zaroni and Prof Be DeVere headline the last free outdoor show. City band concerts run 2 3 and 4 5:30 p m. Nickel Plate agents offer Sept Oct excursion quotes to several regions. Marion Black displays three diamond studs as race results shine, with upcoming Logansport and New Carlisle races.
Abandoned Sunday morning G R. and J. line train service to Rome Gi y will not operate further Sunday trips. Readers are advised to try a want ad in the Trgs-Post for transportation or related services.
Superintendent of Public Instruction D M Geeting completed eight weeks visiting 40 county institutes, traveling 3468 miles. He noted rising standards, increased reading, seven month school years, and fair pay, praising reading circle work and urging better lighted and ventilated classrooms. He will not teach this year.
Yellow and black replace orange for the centennial color after debate by the Ladies' Committee at 7 Arcade. The loan committee met to organize citywide duties with small attendance noted. New members added to loan and war relics panels. future notices will be published in daily papers.
Firefighters responded to a 4:30 p.m. blaze at John Mc Mallen’s carpenter shop near Charles Street. The owner’s bucket effort failed. the fire was brought under control with losses not exceeding 100 dollars, likely starting from engine smoke stack sparks.
City residents in the eastern area report missed garbage pickups and boxes overflowing with filth. Officials are urged to ensure removal and sanitation as officials search for accountability. A contrasting plea promotes specialized services by TuR Pantatorium for cleaning and mending. Police Court notes note James M. Carter held for sanity inquiry and 15 days jail.
Fort Wayne race week aims to be the season’s highlight with top horses training for exhibition miles and several world record bids. Robert J may threaten the 2 0 1 4 record. Azote targets 2 0 3% in a show against Alix with stablemate Salbury bringing full entries. Strong purses attract 164 entrants plus near equal stakes, including standout trot and pace races led by Carries like Carrie Strathmore and Major Centlivre.
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