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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1871

Page

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Local Business Directory and Bridge Bid Notice 1871

Readable items list Fort Wayne merchants and services on Calhoun Street from Boeot to Vollmer. Also a bridge bid by Allen County Commissioners for St Joseph river crossing above St Joe Mille, Washington township, 200 feet long, 16 feet roadway, cost up to 5000 dollars, bids due May 15 1871 with plans required.

Board of Commissioners of Allen County Ind Auditor Raid County County of Allen State of Indiana Henry Rudisill Board OF Commissioners Auditor's Office Said County St. Joseph River St. Jon Mille Washington Township Cort Alten County Henry Jd. Rudisill

Fort Wayne Professionals and Notables Advertise Services

A period page lists local professionals in Fort Wayne Indiana including physicians James R Bobo attorney and real estate agent, George Trenham architect, H H Bossler notary, A H Bittinger justice of the peace, and Graham Gottshall lawyers and agents. It notes offices on Main Street Harrison Calhoun and East Main with services in medicine law real estate insurance and collecting.

James R. Bobo Decatur Indiana Allen, Adame Wells George Trenham Ewing's Hall Main and Harrison Streets West Main Street Fort Wayne Ind H. H. Bossler Hamilton’s Bank Fnd A. H. Bittinger C. le Main Calhoun Streets Merchants’ National Bank Rockhill Street Jas. E. Graham V. Gotsasin Graham & Gottshall Blanchard's Collecting and Advertising Bureau United States East Main Street

Gentle Advice On New-Laid Eggs And Home Decor Trends

A gentle caution to handle new-laid eggs softly to prevent breakage, paired with a long discussion on spring house cleaning and wallpaper choices. The piece surveys wall coverings from paneled and lithographed papers to chintz patterns, curtains, carpets, and decor costs, with notes onNottingham lace curtains and window treatments. It also recaps a local oddity about David Lane and a colonial-era note on vagrants and whipping laws.

Huang

Negroes in Brazil and a piano on the head

A Boston Advertiser correspondent reports that in Tijuca Brazil negros carried a piano twelve miles from the city on their heads. They arrived after a demanding uphill trek of three miles and paraded the instrument about the hotel yard without seeming tired.

Brazil Boston Advertiser Tijuca White's

Cholera Decimates Laporte County Chickens and Local News

A mosaic of notices from Laporte and surrounding towns reports cholera hitting poultry in Laporte County, fires destroying homes, burglaries, murders, and injuries. It notes community efforts, court and jail news, and local society happenings with multiple named places such as Princeton, Crawfordsville, Posey township, Michigan City, and Lafayette, plus references to individuals and events across Indiana communities.

Laporte Universalists T. Wright Princeton Crawfordsville Henry County Feathers New Carlisse Robert Woops Salem Washington County Alfred Meedlicott Madison Bradley Michigan City Tse Jasper Courier Dubois County David Fisk Posey Township Veray Reveille Meptcorr New Albany Troy Ohio Lafayette Dispatch A. W. ScHearer Logansort Daniel Fisher Oxford Lafayette Center Township Scipo Carbon Bowling Green Micharel Mizner Plymouth Huntington County E. Holstock Holstock Huntington Tell City Charles Bailey Hartford City The Christian Church Culver Indianapolis Rochester Sentinel

Expurgation list targets Grant in early reform push

A New York Sun opinion lists conditions for Grant to retain support, including repaying Gould, dismissing staff and relatives, returning gifts, reshaping the Cabinet with Republicans, tax reform, and pledging not to seek a second term. It condemns patronage and the San Domingo episode, urging accountability and restraint.

Sun Grant Jay Gould Gould Rawlins Fund White House Thomas Jefferson Long Branch Bancroft Davis Department of State Congress Treasury Republican Party San Domingo

Radical platform contrasted with rope length article

A satirical compare contrasts the Radical platform with a Birmingham rope tale. The piece notes a 12,000 yard rope weighing over 60 tons and details its six strands and 41 miles of wire plus 230 miles of yarn, totaling about 635 miles of material.

Birmingham England

The Danny Scotts on Market Bargain Tactics

A humorous look at country folk in Storno as they shop for bonnets and haggle for discounts. The piece recalls a Perth railway anecdote about fixed prices, then notes Horace Greeley on maple syrup seeds and finishes with Rev. Cary criticizing the Radical Republican Party in South Carolina.

Stornoway Loungin Perth & Inverness Kingussie Dappy” Cary Missionary Record Charleston D. C Radical Daddy Republican Party South Carolina Reublican

Thief to Catch a Thief Feeds A Cold Stratagem

An old blacksmith Mr. Snapp owns two dogs a terrier and an old mixed breed. Each day at dinner they race for the warm spot behind the kitchen stove. The elder outwits the terrier by feigning a garden intrusion and chasing the terrier away then both claim the stove. The younger then steals back a bone and the old dog stays out in the cold, proving the proverb It takes a thief to catch a thief.

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Ghost Story of Mrs Nightingale and the Nail

Lord Brougham recalls a sceptical father who doubted a ghost tale. During a Westminster gathering, Carmel bet he could drive a nail into Mrs Nightingale's coffin and survive. Carmel vanished in the cathedral grave, reappeared claiming victory, then a nail proved his tale false as a cast tail fixed to the coffin revealed his ruse and the couple’s fate.

Lord Brougham Ducan Westminster Carmel Mrs. Nightingale Calmel Mr. Carmel Nightingale

A Wedding and a Fatal Death at Bayou Sale

The Attakapas Register reports a double life event with a wedding at Bayou Sale as Dr. Charles R. Fassit of Centreville marries Miss Jenny Royster. Shortly after, Fassit dies at home from cyanide poisoning misused as a sleep aid, leaving a sorrowful scene and mourners.

David Berwick Bayou Sale Charles R. Fassit Centreville Jenny Robert M. Royster St. Mary’s Fassit Dr. Allen

Murder of Charles Friend near Petersburg Virginia

A detailed account recounts the brutal murder of Charles Friend near Petersburg, the attack on his walk along the railroad, the failed attempt to flee the onslaught, and the discovery of a possible female witness who crossed the bridge after the assault. Local detectives pursue leads as citizens search the countryside for the unknown assailant.

Bratal Petersburg New York Nathan Virginia Commonwealth Richmond City Point Charles Mr. Friend Friend

Peck Blackmail Plot Tarnishes Ohio Congressman

The Toledo newspapers report that E. D. Peck of Toledo faced an extortion attempt in February aiming to secure office favors from the Postmaster, Internal Revenue Collector, and Revenue Assessor for a $4,060 payoff. Peck denied knowledge through a go-between, though the bid to unseat the officials failed. the incident may harm his political standing.

Jeremy Diddier Ohio Chicago Republican Toledo Commercial Blade E. D. Peck Congressional Seminary Lewis M. Hunt J. Peck Collector of Internal Revenue Peck Go-between Hant Illinois

Baseball Rule Text Omitted In Official Edition

A fragment purports to describe a rule, noting that if Low Jack advances on the home stretch and pockets his bat, B wins, with the stroke taking cue and the trump card counting on the third inning if the off pitcher keeps by his wicket and makes a ten strike before the judge's stand.

Prophet in Philadelphia Called Jesus of Isolation Parades

A Philadelphia figure named Kinigmacher tours the city as "The Jesus of Isolation" with a banner on an old horse. He leads a pair of prophets with long beards who greet passersby. The piece notes old roadside stigma and suggests locking up the seers as a cure for complaints.

Philadelphia Kinigmacher Jesus

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