Fort Wayne Classified Offerings From Local Firms
A long list of Fort Wayne merchants invites readers to use the cutout as a purchase reference. The catalog includes shops for books and stationery, china ware, cider and vinegar, wool and furs, hardware, millinery, medical services, clothing, paints, trunks, and more, with street addresses across Columbia Calhoun Main and nearby blocks. It notes multiple firms with wholesale and retail operations and highlights the “Cast Iron Dog” at Ward’s Cheap Crock Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chine Ware
WARD
Calhoun Street
Calhoun Et
Beeler
Woman suffrage judged by heart and conscience
A Bloomington banquet dispatch reports Senator Morton arguing for woman suffrage and legal rights for women while warning against turning the issue into party politics. The author questions suffrage as a political tool, urging marriage, morality, and conscience as the true guides, and arguing that government should rely on virtue rather than force or broad ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Morton
Society of the Alumni of
the State University
Bloomington
Morron
Democratic Party
United States
Paris
Delaroche
Marie Antoinette
Revolutionary ‘Tribunal
Apollo Belvidere
Venus de Medici
Burien
Biatse Pascal
Descartes
Beechers
Trains
Mortons
Anna Dickinsons
Lucy Stones
Mrs. Stantons
Woodhull & Claflins
Vater
Alexander
Cesar
Napoleon
Satan
Pascal
Christian Republic
United States of America
Elizabeth
England
Catharine
Russia
Cecils
Walsingham
Raleigh
Essex
Potemkin
Gregory Orloff
Fort Wayne
Clairette Learns Industry Wins Husband at Last
In a village parable Clairette, once idle and fixated on surface charms, ignores hard work until Aunt Migueline counsels that diligence outshines displays. Clairette farms, hoes, and sings, and soon Thomas, a rich old farmer's son, asks for her hand. The tale praises industrious rivals over flashy vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migueline
Clairette
Aunt Migueline
Clarette
Noice
Biebe
Thomas
Monsieur Thomas
Galaxy
Glass blowers strike continues in New Albany area
Reports from Seymour and Monroeville detail a rattlesnake bite near Delphi, a highway robbery involving a sewing machine agent in Orange County, and the Argo Baker mill fire near Monroeville. The Monroeville mill loss is capped at four hundred dollars with rebuilding planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
South Bend
Schuyler Colfax, Jr
James McLarty
Delphi
R. King
Orange County
Seymour Democrat
Richmond
Palladium
Argo, Baker & Bro
Monroeville
Chapman
A. Engle
John Hays
Hell
M. E. Argo
Barnhart
Monrocrule
Washington Weather and Treaty Notes July 6 1871
The report covers light to fresh southwest winds along the Atlantic coast and cloudy conditions from New England to the midwest with chances of rain in North Carolina. It also details a proclamation of the Washington Treaty with the United Kingdom ratified June 17 1871 and signed by Ulysses S Grant July 4 1871. The Ku Klux investigations continue with witnesses from Alabama and Mississippi arriving in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washindton
Gulf Coast
Atlantic
Lakes
Middle
Iowa
New York
New England
North Carolina
Illinois
Wisconsin
Lake Ontario
Treasury
Canada
Mechanics Institute
Buffalo
Long Branch
Pacific Coast
Great Britain
Ku-Klux
Alaabama
Mississippi
Washixeton
Washington
United States of America
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
London
Robert Schenck
United States
Earl Granville
U. S. Grant
Hamilton Fish
New York Cuban Affairs and Mexican Bond Protests
Gen Fredrick Cavata succeeds Jorden as Cuban leader amid prisoner issues and severe disease among troops. English bondholders oppose a $5 million Mexican loan secured by the Mexican Railway, claiming prior claims. Telegraphic reports hint Juarez's election as Mexico’s president with Diez second and Leido de Fejada defeated. The Lafayette from Havre arrives amid ten gold bids totaling 2.425 million with prices from 112.80 to 113.38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fredrick Cavata
Jorden
England
Count Paliko
Trochu
Bazaine
Metz
Paris
Mexico
Benits Juarez
Republic of Mexico
Diez
Jasres
Leido de Fejada
Lafayette
Havre
Singular horse accident ends in fatal neck injury
A young man loses a horse in a remarkable accident when the horse catches its lower jaw on a breast chain and, in struggling to free itself, breaks its neck. The incident is described in a Richmond paper.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weekly Sentinel
Bereing
Calhoun and
Wayne Streets
Indiana
B.D. Dumm & CO
Daily Sentinel
Fort. Wayne
Widi-Ames
Art Galeries
Je A. Shoaff
I Nlace
N. P. Stockbridge
Columbia Street
Gizmon & Bro
Columwnbia Street
E. Sordernads. & Sons
Phenix
Paomas Mannilyx
W. Loag
Wald & Co.'s
Oakley & Son
Aveline House
Es Cannes E CO
Heep
Oor
M. Leonard
Pheniz
Tattering and Clothing
I. &. Woodward
Court House
Vogel & Son
Kestel
Etna
We. R. Neuberger
Mayer House
Wholeys
M. Kane & Bro
Keystone Block
Billard
Newcomer & CO
Sigm
D J. Rover
Calhoun
Gary
Lingeneelser & Bro
Webacco
Neeman & Rubin
Main
Calhoun Streets
Pleischeern & Meters
Court Street
Trask
AJ Fic
Calhounatree
Hoxeman
van Buren Streets
G. L. Starkey
West Berry Street
Brrndriff & Roberts
Columbia St
Fort Wayne, Mnd
West
Sairs
Wwe
Peter Wrent
Stove Department
Brandriff & Roberts
Seg Lowit
the Sentinel
Margheride
Latane
St. Joseph
Marzhelide
Menichot
Clairetta
Clairétté
Francoise
Lixandrinne
Lixandrine
Jean Pierron
Vaii
State Rients
Watseka
Warskxa
Martin Mera
Gilman
Mera
Onarga
Warseka
B. J. Daniels
Society of the Army of the Jamea
Samuel A. Duncan
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