Fort Wayne Fire Department Receives Grice Letter of Thanks
Chief Henry Hilbrecht reports a grateful acknowledgement from Meyer Grice for the fire department during the great flood. The letter commends the men for unselfish, tireless service, overtime work, and personal sacrifice, asking the praise be posted on the department bulletin board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hilbrecht
Meyer Grice
Fort Wayne
Ciy
Fire Department
Nove
Jesse, Grice
Aia
Death Comes Sud Denly To Kosciusko Man
Isaac Scott prominent farmer and Civil War veteran died suddenly at his home near Warsaw Indiana on Wednesday. He collapsed after a brief breathing trouble reached by his son in law EM Funk. He was seventy three, president of the Bank of Sidney and director of Lake Guy Bank of Warsaw. Survived by three children Mrs FM Wu Barl Scott of Chester Montana and Mrs Ei Baker of South Bend. One brother Vosson Scott is sole surviving sibling of a family of fifteen. Funeral plans not yet completed.
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Warsat
Ind
Isaac Scott
Nis
Warkat
Scott
EM Funk
McDonald
Bank of Sidney
Lake Guy Dank
Warsaw
Nights of Fythlas
Kosciusko Post
G. A. Ro Ho
Company
Thirteth Indians Regiment
Wareewan
Plerecon
FM. Wu Barl P. Scott
Chester
Mont
Mre
Ei Baker
South Bend
Crosher
Vosson Scott
Property expansion by Gustave Schubart on East Wayne Street
Gustave Schubart, proprietor of the East Wayne street Dye House and Dry Cleaning, bought a building lot adjacent to his residence at 730 East Wayne street. The current building will be replaced by a new structure and a large modern garage may be erected in the rear to house additional delivery equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Schubart
East Wayne Street
Jara
Zehubert al
Dow Delivery
TriState Loan and Trust stockholders annual meeting notice
Notice to stockholders announces Tri-State Loan and Trust annual meeting at company offices on Tuesday April 1 at 4 oclock A M to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year. G W Finley secretary and CA Wilding president sign the notice. Merchants air troubles in court details follow about a Ben Michelson fined $2 and toeis for reshuit and Dattery proferred ty Laula Borman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Loan and Trust Company
Yolock A. m
Ensoine
G. W. Finley
CA. Wilding
Op Merchants Air Troubles
Ben Michelson
Toeis
Court of Justice
Henry Grabner
Reshuit
Dattery
Ty Laula Borman
Calhoun Street
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Circulation Report 1913
The circulation statement covers March 1 to March 31 1913 for the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette. Total 20036 average for March 26453 average for February 25061. The Journal Gazette Co publishers M A Moynihan circulation manager swears to the accuracy date and signatures included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wom
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
THE
Journal-Gazette Co
M. A. Moynthas
M. H. Moynihan
Arch
Lawrence M. Rater
President's Daughter Enjoys Navy Boxing Match
Eleanor Randelph Wilson, daughter of the president, attended a three round boxing bout between Navy boxers as a guest of honor. She reportedly enjoyed the event and shied away from fears of prudishness, with commentary noting the spirited display and the audience reaction amid expectations of broader attention to naval boxing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Randelph Wilson
Fas
Seip
Youngs
Jackies
Sha
Weathier Orylal Kport
Master Horseshoers to Hold Next Annual Meet in Fort Wayne
Indianapolis April 10. Master Horseshoers announce next state convention in Fort Wayne. Officers reelected: President Christ Wunderlicht, First Vice President George M. Lindel, Second Vice President J. G. Somers, Secretary-Treasurer Don Paxton. Campaign urged to recruit all horseshoers in the state. April 9 and 10, 1914 set for the meeting. Frank Porrey of 207 Pearl Street helped secure the Fort Wayne venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Ind
Christ Wunderlicht
George M. Lindel
J. G. Somers
Muncie
Don Paxton
Red Key
Hole abolition announced at Indiana prison
DREAD HOLE AT PRISON ABOLISHED Michigan City Ind April 10 a radical shift in Indiana State Prison discipline. Warden Fogarty says the hole or punishment known as the discipline tool has been abolished as a relic of the dark ages. He stresses firm but humane treatment will continue and notes the prison’s record for discipline remains high and it has not used such punishments for years. The report frames the change as ending a harsh practice once widely used in punishment systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
Indiana
FE. Z. Fogarty
Sid
Staten
Physician Dr McArdle Probed By Curious Visitor Scene At Empress Sketch Preview
A quiet visit to Dr McArdle leads to a discussion of deadly poisons and their effects. The visitor, William Maddler, asks technical details to ensure an authentic portrayal of death scans in a forthcoming sketch by Mr Moeller for the Friar Professions event on April 22 at the Empress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArsle
Ana
Dr. McArdle
William Madd
Moeller
Women Fined For Provoke and Jail Sentences Follow
A dispute among East Columbia Street tenants Mrs Allee Barr Mollie Waiters and Mrs May Pisley led to Mrs Walters and Mrs Pixley being jailed for provoke. Walters paid 1 fine and 12 costs after pleading not guilty, Pixley confessed and was fined 1. Total fines were 10.38 as neither could pay, and both were jailed. Ball acted as seer for the apartment house amid the quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allee Barr, Jre
Mollie Waiters
May Pisley
East Columbia
Arlington l
Walters
Bair
Court of Justice
Tanney
Pixley
Pat
Ball
Pisley
Many bushels of onions thrown away report
Washington reports Vice President Marshall will surrender the gavel to Senate president pro tem Clark of Arkansas. Marshall and Mrs Marshall plan a New York trip to present administration policy at a Democratic rally. In Columbia City onion storage losses near 3,000 bushels prompt disposal at the dump. Local firms say ten cars of marketable onions remain but will be shipped out quickly. next fall could see hundreds of acres laid out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vica
Marshall
Senaor Clark
Arkansay
Pra Tem
Senate
Jirs. Mershall
New Yorke
New Fork
Drs. Marshall
Columbia City
Ing
Balasco Theatre
Wilbur Miller
Alisa Bones
Mrs Wilson and guests attend Columbia players benefit
Mrs Wilson attended yesterday afternoon’s performance of the Columbia University players at the Belasco in aid of the Homeopathic hospital, accompanied by Jen Bones and others. The guest list included Mrs Thomas W. Walsh and Mrs Thomas R. Marshall among numerous society figures and diplomats at the Willard reception, which featured an old fashioned garden ballroom and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Jen Bones
Hegner
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Belasco
Columbia University Players
Homeopathic Hospital
Thomas W. Walsh
Thomas R. Marshall
Henry Whit
Burton Martinon
Charles Page Bryan
Marshall
Willard
Louis Bannatt
Marenall
Bennett
Logan
William E. Chilton
John W. Davis
Nannie Randolph Hoth
Fleming Howell
Willan D. Bowie
Baltimore
Arthur Les
Robert McKee
Wart W W. Oghby
Cleveland
Marlon Butler
Agra Bennett
the Hoatess
Agnes Hart Wilson
Ming
Lucy Hoke Smith
Sally William
Ruin Hitchcock
Genevieve Clark
Annie Buy~incre Joass
Nancy Johnson
Missy Margaret McChord
Doris Haywood
Meta Evans
Mary Hawry
Jeanette Allen
Misa Desha Allen
Damsen
Hoffman
Justice
Mra
Joseph R. Lamar
Lurton
George Howland Chase
Ahi Mme
Pazat
Swineeneud
Montreal
Searl Martin
Legation
Wyiliam BM. Tohannesren
Attaha
Nowogian
Chrietofar Bealth
Setar Legation
Anumann
Frally Beatty
Mise Mendez
Misa Martha Cito
Bolivia
Senora Calderon
Elen Calderon
Henry D. Clayton
Tack Ban
James R. Mann
Mrn
Beverly
Probate and estate actions in Bluffton and county notices
Bluffton news reports a probate sale of the estate of a local widow with the home farm near Castanto, the two children or their heirs to receive the remaining estate, and a marriage notice for Miss Altaine Sitis and Arthur Keller in Wollx county. The piece notes a grand larceny charge against Albert Mivnioni, a death in Montpelier from a stroke, and plans for a funeral in Ohio. It also mentions political organizing by the Progressive party, a reunion of Company B veterans, a high school marriage at the McCung-Shelley family, and Thomas Nugent’s bond cases tied to county litigation outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blufetix
Indy
Gastan
Slehty
Lay Pnunty
Dames At
Button
Aell
Tha
Childran
Ehilasen
Deagent
Altaine Sitis
Daniel ‘Smr
Arthur Keller
In V. Th Keller
Wollx County
Abert Mivnioni
Ezial
Mulda Jhnn Misemont
Montpelier
Ohio
Montnalier
Jal
Toome
Ohin
Carliste
Sylvester Stam- Dough
BluNvon
Leona Noblock
Bremen
Ind
Cuahactan
Rant Pyle
Samuel Bolder
Anthony L. Miller
Retirement Association Holds Meeting at National Convention
The Retirement Association reports a meeting at the national convention in Warnineron. Members planned sessions with the national organization and noted a special meeting opening on Saturday, April 24, with anticipated attendance and program details guiding future activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retirement Association
Wayne Ciel
Serre
Reid
Narisnal Teiegate Elaion
Brainvare
Hel
Ab Warnineron
Tre Perteetinn
Orzan- Walton Tre Nevi
Woman Praises Father John's Medicine in New York Letter
New York woman Cecilia Nawman writes that Father John’s Medicine has done her daughter much good. She says she gives it whenever she has a cold or run down health and reports positive results from the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Father John
Cecilia Nawman
Wosth St
New York City
Brooklyn Baseball Club's New Concrete Home
Charley Ebbels, president, notes a new concrete home for the Brooklyn club at Brookington Park. Last season crowds overflowed the enclosure as fans filled the grounds, with estimates of 26 000 in attendance. The article highlights the ongoing development and enthusiasm for the National League team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Ebbels
Brooklyn
Busshall
Brookington Park
Tarlyvn Club
Ibberte
Whitley County Woman Dies of Old Age
Mrs Walenting Wagner longtime Cleveland township resident and South Whitley widow dies after seven weeks illness at age 79 Born in Pennsylvania she came as a girl to Whitley County with her parents Three of her seven children survive Birk Perry Webster Mia Kate and others Funeral held Saturday at ten in United Brethren church with Rev Rittenhouse officiating interment in South Whitley Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Walenting Wagner
Cleveland Township
South Whitley
Deeranth
Penneylvania
Peter Tyuats
Whiter County
Valentine ‘Wagner
Gecesked
Birk
Perry Webster
North
Manchester
Mia
Kate
Manning
Itis Saylor
Frank Wagner
Cleve Sand Township
Peter Wagner
Scott Wagner
Elkhart
United Brethren Educed
Fromm
Local Social Figures Gather For House Guest List
A sprawling list of attendees includes Mrs. William Haywood, Mrs. Morris Evans, Mrs. Leonard Hartman, Mrs. Hugh Reisd, French Miles Dorothy Sheuty, Mrs. Teresa Dean, Captain Warren Dean, Dr. Talbot, Dr. Rucker, Mrs. Jamce Wurley, Miss Hurley, Miss Helen Helly, and many others. Names span New Mexico, with guests and hosts such as Miss Hulley and Mr. Charles Linthicum among the numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Swannon
William A. Janes
John Carter
Ralph Hill
Nora Hill
Elizabeth Hil
Elabeth Noyes
John Thompson
Natalie Driggs
Dorothy Grey Brooks
Grorgs NM
Hvans
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Wayor
Fren
Time OF the
Floyd
Kosciusko
Frank Porrey
Pearl Street
Puzzles
Presdent Arshall
Marshalls
Patterson-Fietcher Co
Bluffton News
Washington, Ind
Thomas Nugent
Tavieas County
Honan
Nugent
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Whitley
Crull
City Board of Health
Relief Union
Lincoln Life Building
East Berry Streat
H. Kaufman
Sui F . Tikes
Myers Dry Goods Co
Calhoun St
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