Local highlights in Fort Wayne crowding city streets
The Fort Wayne scene today features numerous visitors and residents in town for races and events. Notable names include F L Graves and J D Leighty among Congress elects, Dr Mason, Mrs Clippenger, Mr Studebaker, and A F Schoch. Insight into civic matters covers a new crematory, library space repurposing, and Chapman evangelical meetings preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Graves
Cleveland
C. L. Clippenger
New Castle
Ind
Mason
Hartford City
R. Franklin
Plymouth
F. L. Stevens
Bliss House
Bluffton
J. D. Leighty
St. Joe
P. Drayer
A. B. Crowe
Frank Studebaker
M. J. Blitz
Centlivre beer lauded as Fort Wayne pride and staple
The article extols Centlivre beer from Fort Wayne for honesty, purity, flavor, and broad appeal. It notes the brewery provides local employment, supports Fort Wayne industry, and maintains a leading position among beers domestically and abroad. A final line hints at a vote on the world trotting record tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Centlivre Brewery
Centlivre
Supernatural Instinct Returns Lone Dog Reunites with Master
John Gray returns to Tren ton Tetin after two years in Texas. A dog that vanished two years earlier and was mourned as dead reappears the day John is expected. The dog eagerly awaits the master at the Jetton household, greeting him when he returns that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gray
Trenton
Tetin
Texas
John
Jetton
Censor Rules Regulate Goods Notes and Personal Cards
An order details Soviet police censorship covering price lists, party invitations, personal visiting cards, and seals for individuals or firms. Another directive governs sale of soap, starch, toothbrushes and insect powder, plus control of printing and cigarette paper usage.
Myers mystery turns deadly defamation suit in Indiana
Elwood Indiana reports Dr Thomas A Cox the alleged killer of his nephew Thomas Myers seeks 100000 damage against the Supreme Lodge of Foresters at Toronto for defaming him while asserting no facts support murder claims. Also noted a colored stable boy fined 25 for race track disturbances and jailed briefly on peace bond default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Ind
Myers
Thomas A. Cox
Thomas Myers
Foresters
Supreme Lodge of Foresters
Toronto
Hamlin Stables
Bohen
Colerick
Cumberland Arrives With Consort Bruce in Milwaukee Harbor
The overdue steamer Cumberland arrived at five this morning with her consort the Bruce. The Bruce had not gone ashore and had anchored off Trout Island with its rudder disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukek
Cumberland
Trout Island
Nelson Miller Guilty Of First Degree Murder In Pennsylvania
Nelson Miller, a Black man from Winnesparre Pennsylvania, was found guilty of first degree murder for the deaths of three Hungarians. The report notes the verdict as handed down locally on September 27 with reference to the case resolution. A separate item mentions a Santa Fe official, J C Wilson, dying in New York from artery ossification discovered during a later autopsy as the body was prepared for burial. Also noted are Lake Maxinkuckee excursion tickets offered by Nickel Plate Road on Saturdays through Sept 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnesparre
Nelson Miller
Nickel Plate Road
Lake Maxinkuckee
Torera
Kan
J.C. Wilson
Santa Fe
New York
Erie Canal
Great Lake
Indorses
International Court
Toronto
McGill Nominated Governor by New Jersey Democrats
Nominated by Jersey Democrats, Trenton Sept 27 Chancellor Alex EB McGill of Hudson county was named governor nominee with unanimous support. The platform backs tariff reform opposes free silver and endorses the national administration Haile denies being a Massachusetts governor candidate noting no intent to run this year in Springfield Sept 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New Jersey
Alex. EB. McGill
Hudson County
Springfield
Mass
William H. Haile
Massachusetts
Terrible Crime in Mining Camp Near Trail Creek
Spokane dispatch reports Morris O Connor, a prospector, killed mining expert Cook with a pick and used an ax, then fled. Miners found the mutilated body the next morning and captured O Connor, who is described as crazy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Trail Creek
B. C
Mortis O'Connor
Cook
O’connor
O'Connor
Pabst beer story and local agent in Fort Wayne
An article extols Pabst beer highlighting its global awards and dominance. It praises Fort Wayne agent Louis Brames for promoting the brand, notes the brewery’s Milwaukee origins and large-scale production, and mentions Brames’s bottling works and local employment. It also includes a housekeeping plug for Will Cleary tailoring at 118 Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Brames
Milwaukee
Philip Best
Mr. Pabst
Pabst
Milwarkner
Messrs. L. Brames & Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Paris
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chicago
Passt Brewing Company
F. Pabst, Jr
Reader
Fred Pabst
L. Scandien
Ernest Borchert
Frank R. Falk
Charles W. Henning
Louis
Brames
Wheat and livestock prices steady to up in Chicago market
Chicago September 27 closing mixed for grains hogs and cattle with December wheat at 61 cents May corn 2940 May oats 21 cents January pork 9.50 lard 5.82 ribs 4.90 hogs receipts 16 000 cattle receipts 000 sheep 10 000 market dull to active. no change in race admission price 50 cents per day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Deep Waterways Convention Urges 21 Foot Channels
The International Deep Waterways association adopts resolutions urging 21 foot channels between the Great Lakes and the sea and building terminals for 26 feet or more to enable economical passage. It calls for a joint US Canada commission, broadening Erie Huron and Huron Superior linkages, and international regulation of lake levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Chicago’s
Cleveland
Northwest
Atlantic
Chicago Drainage Canal
Deep Waterways Convention
Toronto
International Deep Waterways Association
Seaboard
Congress of the
United States
Dominion of Canada
Lakes Erie
Huron
Lakes Huron
Superior
Convention Rejects a Resolution at Lime Kiln Crossing
The Duluth delegate Gridley offered a separate resolution urging joint U S and Great Britain action to maintain current lake levels despite engineers' opposing reports. The vote produced little support as the motion failed, while other measures passed including widening the Lime Kiln crossing channel and thanks to Cleveland, plus notices for hydrographic services and upcoming western states and southwestern waterways conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Griltley
Duluth
Chicago Drainage Canal
Board of Engineers
War Department
Joint Commission
United States
Great Britain
Gridley
Livingston
Detroit River
Cleveland
Topeka
Vickaburg
Bound to Have That Cup bid by notable backers grows
Azote, famed trotter, aims for the Bound to Have That Cup as London reports a flood of subscriptions to a syndicate yacht for the America's Cup challenge. Backers offer between 8250 and 5000 dollars, with over 150000 dollars already pledged in what would be the third challenge proposed. In other items, veterans of the Fourth Illinois Cavalry meet in Earlville to celebrate their twenty sixth reunion with officers elected for next year and a pistol champion title goes to Walter Winans of Baltimore with 824 of 836. Des Moines reports state rainfall averaging 17.96 inches from April to September, the five growing months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Herbert Moir
Earlville
Tls
Fourth
Ilinois Cavalry
P. W. Wilcox
Mendota
Minoak
Ill
M. BR. M. Wallace
George A. Phillips
Walter Winans
Baltimore
South London
Winans
South London Rifle Club
Towa
Des Moines
Brotherhood of St Andrews Holds Louisville Convention
The Brotherhood of St Andrew gathers in Louisville with about 1000 to 1500 delegates from the United States and Canada. The group, 15 years old with roughly 16,000 members, excludes women and emphasizes gospel preaching via various pulpits. The conventi is spiritual, not legislative, aiming to spur church attendance among businessmen. The 1896 meeting may be in Buffalo as a joint American Canadian event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Tinkham
Hope Hospital
Conrad Witte
Pottlitzer Commission House
Sophia Roembke
Emanuel’s Lutheran Church
Wambspan
Henry Storch
Fort Wayne
Gavin
Westminster Church
Kate Kalbacher
Margaret Baker
Peoria
The
Daughters of Isabella
Miss Kalbacher
Sisters’ Convent
Chicago
Board of Public Safety
Associated Charities of
Charities Association
Dan Ninde
New York City
New York
Elizabeth
Katherine Chapin
Grace Waldo
Waldo
Lincoln
Yarnelle
Sturgis
Laubaugh
Hartman
White
McCracken
Mesdames Sessions
A. W. Pickard
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Louisville
Protestant Episcopal Church
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
Young Men's Christian Association
United States
Canada
England
Buffalo
N. Y
Greenhalge Nominated Strongly at Mass Caucuses
Boston, Sept. 27 Frederick T. Greenhalge won strong ratification from Republicans in Boston and across the state at caucuses held over the past two nights. The tally shows 550 votes for Greenhalge with only 118 votes opposition and 44 unpledged in these towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
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Alice
Edith Hamilton
Mackinaw
Europe
J. A. Shunk
Judge Ninde
Indianapolis
A. F. Schoch
West Main
Sadie Rockhill
Miss Dorsey
T ‘Ad
Traza-Post
Dr. Cox
Elwood, Ind
Trans-Post
Jersey Democrats
Haile
Pabst’s
Will
Cleary
Harrison Street
Chicago Market
By &. Bush & Co
Azote
Diiness
Teempple Theatre
Hills
Arkansas
Hal Reid
Miner's New York Theatre
Hazel
Arnica
Absorbine
Vaniu
Kitchell
Liniment
Miss J, Haverly
Fort Wayne Steam Laundry
West Main Street
W. B. Phillips
Telephone
Broadway and
Washington Boulevard
Geller
W. F. Geller
Freese
Ranke
Calhoun Street
Traol Mapke
Wm. Meyer & Bro
South Calhoun Street
J. O. Caswell
Calhoun
Hotel Rich
Romy & Kobilya
D. J. Spencer Core
Brrrant Home
Daily Times—Post
Greenhalge
P. H. ,Kane
South Side Wall Paper Store
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