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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1894
Page
8
The store reports a very large business in baby carriages over the past week and claims the largest assortment in the city. Prices start at $1.90 for a full size carriage and they offer to beat any rival by at least one third. They promise fair comparisons and direct Lowell company products through Fort Wayne agents. They also note a major carpet order with Alex Gustin Sons Co and promise sensational prices upon arrival.
Physician SURGe and Orificial rn street advertises contact details at 53, 5¢ Pixley-Long Block with visiting hours 9-12 am and 2-4 pm. Fresco artist Fred Semotan appears in the snippet with unclear street notes and a telephone reference 413.
North Indiana Methodist Episcopal conference gathers in Bluffton with Rev. Mahin retiring as presiding elder and Rev. Eldridge possible successor. Fort Wayne pastors attend. events include lectures and temperance sermon. projected appointments and district leadership discussed. Conference totals show 50 725 members and $336 287 spent last year.
Thomas Gillen, a window washer, narrowly escaped a 100 foot plunge from a Board of Trade building ledge when trapped casement locked. Fireman Truckman Sullivan climbed a ladder with a helper to rescue Gillen as cheering bystanders watched. Separately, railroads pledged funds for the Grand Army encampment in Pittsburgh with amounts listed from Pennsylvania lines and Baltimore and Ohio.
Eleven year old Tommy Cook of 284 South Harrison Street fell ill after a dog bite and suffered severe hydrophobia like seizures. Doctors doubted rabies given rapid onset but treated him through a harrowing night as he reclined at home and in church.
Washington April 3 The Bland silver seignorage bill faces a house vote despite President Cleveland's veto as Democrats and supporters plan to press the measure while contest cases delay action. Rep Tracey signals strong抵 support for overriding the veto, with potential near two hundred votes if a full house votes.
Curcaco reports cattle receipts 21 000 with prices barely established and Texas markets steady while hogs at 43 000 receipts fall 10 to 20 cents. Sheep and lambs receipts 10 000 up 25 cents. Ohio Fort Wayne and Fort Wayne markets show wheat corn oats and other grains trading with mixed futures and spot quotes.
Latines and English Cashmeres offered at low prices with Smoke and Water sales. All Wool Dress Goods priced below rival stores. Black Dress Goods line advertised as cheaper than competitors. Hosiery features fast black and colored options, with Smoke and Water prices undercutting common 10 to 18 cent ranges. Hermedorf and other brands also promoted at lower rates.
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