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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1894
Page
7
In Marchbrook Constance Clangarde is pressured by Gilbert Sinclair to share his vanity and plans for a modern country home. Her coldness grows as the marriage proceeds, a pervading sense of unease shadowing the festive wedding and the influential Clangarde circle.
Mrs Constan ce Sinclair charms guests and presides over a lively country house while Gilbert contends with faint jealousy and rumors of Lord Clangarde. Jim Wyatt probes the fragile union as Constance pursues social life and Gilbert contends with desire for companionship at Davenant Park.
Postoffice established at Cottonville in Pike County with Perry Willis as Postmaster. Fort Wayne police instructed to enforce liquor laws at 6 o clock and Sundays. Glass factory accident at Elwood. arm severed. Vincennes starch works stacks blown by dynamite containing 300000 bricks. Hidden fortune sought on Wise farm near Elwood. Dave Pink near Madison found nearly starved, later to die after eating. Widow’s pension granted to Mrs Steward near Oakland City who died of heart disease while bees were sought. Marion Jewish fruit seller Duscu Man killed by Panhandle train near Marion. Brake man Carl Henchman dies after head injury near Bloomington. A horse found in pond near Sullivan. possible foul play. Whitely reaper works rebuilding in Muncie. beds of space offered by other plants. Ex-Fort Wayne editor E H Staley injured from fall in Elwood hotel roof. George G Murphy killed by Panhandle train at Converse. pioneer of Northern Indiana. Morton monument foundation funded. new pedestal planned with life scenes. George Gunnells dies at West Columbus after rusty nail infection worsened. Lightning strikes tree at Wabash, house damaged but weatherboard intact. horse killed in storm. Large grindstone bursts at Austed Spring Works. Weigner badly injured. About 50 soldiers in Indiana county infirmaries. request to move eligible veterans to National Home. funding sought from Congress via Voorhees. Marion National Home for Disabled Volunteers to remain among seven in U.S.
The House and Senate advance tariff reforms, and pass bills authorizing a bridge across the Mississippi at St Louis and a railroad right of way in Indian Territory. Senate debates amendments, while a disturbance interrupts the District of Columbia bill as a man shouts from the gallery. Resignations and funeral committees mark the day’s wrap.
A 900-strong Syrian community in New York forms a highly educated, mainly retail mercantile cohort. Originating near Mount Lebanon, they export to the Orient and import goods locally, with few employed by Americans. Most reside in Carlisle and Washington streets, maintain Arabic signage, and sustain Syrian churches and a newspaper.
George Sink of Mystle Connecticut praised a buyer when the animal suddenly died. The incident highlights a brief, odd moment as an unrelated death followed a favorable description. The report notes no further details on the animal or the buyer.
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