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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1908

Page

12

Young Venetian Hero Rescues Staten Island Lad

A young Venetian’s brave act saved a Staten Island boy from torment by larger youths. The rescuer’s father, noting his son’s activity and intelligence, helped him secure work in an office, and his rise followed swiftly amid growing notice.

Staten Island Ehe Clifton Morosini Nathaniel Marsh Marsh Erie Railroad The Erie Rie Giovanni P. Morosini Mr. Gould Gould

Venetian Morosini rose from Erie clerk to Gould confidant

Giovanni P. Morosini, born in Venice in 1832, came to America as a sailor and climbed to power in the Erie railroad, befriended Jay Gould, and built Elmhurst at Riverdale. He married Miss Chausse, raised five children, and endowed a grand mausoleum for his wife. His eldest daughter Victoria’s 1884 elopement shocked New York society.

Erie Railroad Jay Gould Elmhurst Aes New York Giovanni P. Morosini Adriatic Morosini Pertegnazza Giovan P. Morosini Venice Cavallini Napoleon Austria Smyrna United States Baltimore Havana Metropolis Staten Island Garibaldi Wall Street Washington E. Connor Nassau Street Chausse Yonkers Riverdale Victoria Schilling Giulia Amalia The Republic Miss Bond Morosinis

Postmistress Whitmore Discharged Over Mail Handling

Washington post office officials discharged Miss Anna Whitmore, longtime Gray’s Lake Indiana postmistress. She faced accusations of opening mail from Rev Charles Havener to Miss Mary Colvin, exposing their engagement. Havener and his fiancée reportedly entered a race death by own action compact prior to their marriage.

Washington Anna Whitmore Gray’s Lake Ind Charles Havener Mary Colvin Rev Mrs. Havener Chicago Miss Whitmore Rev. Havener

Former Fort Wayne Man Prominent Arkansas Politician Visits

Hon H L Remmel of Little Rock Ark and former Arkansas governor candidate is in town as a guest of old friends. Remmel, twice the Republican nominee, is currently a revenue collector in Little Rock and once ran a Broadway bakery now home to Geller bakery.

H. L. Remmel Little Rock Ark Remmel Arkansas Broadway Geller Bakery

Special Civil Service Exam Set For October Seventh

A special examination is called by W J Hess secretary of the local civil service board for October 7 to fill clerical and carrier posts. Applicants must be 18 to 45 years old. married women are barred. Regular exam remains scheduled for November 18. Jacob Forbing of Kenton is mentioned in relation to the notice.

Civil Service W. J. Hess Board of Civil Service Commissions

Royal stables of Vienna’s Habsburg dynasty attract visitors

The royal stables facing Maria Teresa Platz in Vienna house diverse horses and a saga of the Habsburg-Lothringen line. Erected the oldest section in 1723 by Fischer von Erlach, the complex includes the riding school, watch stables, blacksmith forge, coach houses, and forage storehouses, with the vast mews secured behind the enclosure.

Franz Josef of Austria Vienna Maria Teresa Platz House of Hapsburg-Lothringen Fischer. von Erlach Hofstaligersaude Joseph Lang Juilai Ach

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Ernest Schilling Father EE Gonnery MR. G.pmoros Smhurst Yom Polon Ay Pach Fort Wayne Kenton Royal Hora
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