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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1891

Page

4

World traveler nears Peris and ships for New York

Grange Francis Traty, on his second voyage around the globe, reached Peris yesterday and will sail to New York tomorrow hoping to beat the record. A mix of other notes reports on local politics, labor disputes, and tariff changes. The State Board of Health meets in Indianapolis to name a dental examiner, while a tariff increases on tin plate shifts costs to buyers and benefits manufacturers.

Grange Francis Traty Peris New York

Great Man and Speech Praised by Critics

The Toledo Bee lauds Grover Cleveland for sound argument and unbiased public debate, predicting a historic standing alongside Webster. Francis Murphy Treats is noted in Chicago Herald as a short, thick man with silver hair speaking to reporters in the Grand Pacific rotunda.

Grover Cleveland Toledo Ohio Webster Cleveland Sffsira Commercial Club Chicago Herald

Host Francis Murphy Temptation Tale At Dinner

Reporters witness a temperance lecturer Francis Murphy invite guests to his room for a private drink. The moment reveals his quiet reserve as he requests four glasses of ice water, creating a tense silent scene among onlookers.

Francis Murphy

Passing Time Tales of Monroeville Leaders and Residents

Monroeville community notes recount small actions and local figures from June 30 including Mayor Zeilinger, John Mobler Jr, Frank Graber, Ed Orff, Frank Stouder, and others in daily life. Suppers, lawn care, civic events, school plans, and a busy Fourth of July program fill the page with community color and upcoming plans.

Mayor Zeilinger John Mobler, Jr Frank Graber Orff Frank Stouder John Eckert Captain Bulger Joe Bell Harry Keplinger Frank Poole Zollars Shambaugh McNutt Higgins Freta O. L. Perry Mungen Felix Schanz Louis Deéntlivre

Morning Fire Burns East Wayne Street House

Firefighters battled a morning blaze at the vacant house on East Wayne Street at 2 30. The rear and upper story were damaged with an estimated loss of about 500 dollars borne by the Simons estate. Earlier last evening a minor shed fire at Joe Brimmer’s paint shop on East Main Street caused slight damage.

Monroeville Fort Wayne St. Paul J. W. Smith QC. W. Mitchel Chicago O. Harte St. Mary's Ohio Henry Fry Madison Township Claphan Terre Haute Broughton Rome City Monroeville Grangers Hays Hall West South Street Dwenger E. V. Emerick Sam Morris Walnut Grove Hoagland Rollin Mapletown East Wayne Street Simons Joe Brimmer East Main Street

Baron Hirsch Promoted as Modern Moses and Exile Planner

The piece portrays Baron Hirsch as the proponent of a grand exodus for Jews, likening him to Moses and noting his social and financial reach. It compares his schemes with a prior plan by Mr. Cazalet, mentions his residences in France and Moravia, and cites his vast fortune and railway ventures. It also touches on his social acceptance and the prince of Wales's involvement.

Baron Hirsch Prince of Wales Moses Pall Mall Mr. Cazalet Holy Land Porte Cazalet Palestine Londo France Parc Monceau Beauregard Versailles Moravia Paris Europe Newmarket Massachusetts

Oldest living twins in New York state are two women

The oldest twins in the United States are Mrs Lovica Matteson and Mrs Sally Clark born in Rutland Vermont in 1802 making them eighty nine. Their Fisk parents had twelve children and Mrs Matteson and Mrs Clark meet on birthdays and visit often. The next oldest twins were born in Germany in 1804 now in St Cloud Minnesota.

New York State United States Lovica Matteson Sally Clark Rutland Fisk Matteson Angola N. Y Clark Hamburg Clare.gether Germany St. Cloud Minn

Our System of Notation and Its Ancient Roots

The piece traces early counting methods from sand writings to pebbles and beads. It notes Chinese counting with stones, Roman numerals, and the early Arabic figures. It highlights the Arabic system’s value in modern use.

Peary to Lead Arctic Overland Expedition Toward Pole

Lieut. Peary United States Navy plans a four expedition push toward Greenland’s pole. Five or six men begin winter quarters at Whale Sound in June or July to reconnoiter and stock depots. A spring forward party will advance to establish supplies for the main group to follow northward. The plan rests on Greenland’s interior ice cap extending north.

Lieut. Peary U. N Lieut RE. Peary United States Navy Greenland Whale Sound Pole Kenown North

European police weapons from London to Paris

Inspector Byrnes describes European policing arms in a NY Sun interview. England uses small concealed billets by day and gendarme swords at night. continental forces prefer long straight swords worn at the side and rarely draw them. Crowds reportedly obey gendarmes more readily than police here.

Inspector Byrnes New York Sun England London Paris Berlin Vienna Europe McNaught Eyraud

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