William Connelly Dies in Kansas City Reported by Police Chief
Chief of Police John Hays of Kansas City reports William Connelly died in the city. Fort Wayne relatives are notified. Connelly, 28, single, had been away eight years and last worked as a laborer for Robert Splee. The body to be brought to Fort Wayne for burial. A second notice lists multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements for local residents including Mrs Eliza O Rourke and others.
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Ankenbruck
Pulica
John Hays
Kansas City
Wiliam Connelly
Ely
Fort Wayne
Mam
John M
Connelly
Smith Cayler
Buvilla. Avenue
Mary ‘Con. Holly
Wheeler Street
Joseph
Michael
Fort ‘Wayuu
Robert Splee
Ankentritci
O'Rourke
Eliza O'Rourke
O’rourke
Grand Rapids, Indiana Road
Mra. W. W. Waggoner
Muncio
W. W. Woesoner
Muncie
Grace O'Rourke
Grand Rapids
Port Wayne
Waghington Boulevard
St. Paul's
Catholi
Misa Ciriia Krusa WU
Washington Township
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Hérchan Wurtman
Hatermient Wi
Bethlehem Cemetery
J. .F. Vichert
Bantlet
Lindenwood
Mary B. Bell
Hpisconal
Mooroguille
A. A. Edwards
Albuquerque
Newe
Mexico
Wayne
W. Aldrich
Patrick Shea
New Haven
St. John's. Catholic Church
Shea
Bantry
County Cork
Ireland
America
Michael F. Shea
Margaret Ahern
Ja Shea
Charles Eirack
Christmas Lamp Selection at Edmonds Electric Co
A call to pick a decorative electric lamp for Christmas gifts as the Edmonds Electric Co on 1019 Calhoun St advertises a large assortment.
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Edmonds Elctricconst
Calhoun St
Big Excursion to Wallfield Beisbts Hosts Day
Attend the Patterann Fletcher Castle event this morning at eight o'clock. The notice advertises a large excursion with bargain chater tickets, down payments, weekly rates, fare refunds on growths, and no interest or taxes. Take South Wayne car to the end of the line for access.
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Wallfield Beisbts
South Wayne
Patterann-Fletcher Castle
Deepening Mississippi Channel Prompts Historic Debate
Judge RS Taylor of the Mississippi river commission reports plans to deepen a fourteen foot channel from Chicago through the Illinois river to the Mississippi to boost freight traffic. He notes the nine foot standard and current dredges but argues a deeper channel is essential for commerce, with work ordered to begin immediately.
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RS. Taylor
Mississippi Civee Commision
Chicago
Umnols
Taylor
Wallay
Wayne Dry Goods Co Offers Weekend Specials At Wayne
The Wayne Dry Goods Co advertises a sale for Saturday with leather finishes, silks, wool suitings, panamas, and marine skirtings at reduced prices. It touts comic books in boxes priced from 2 to 50 dollars and offers purses, handbags, belts, and a special ladies’ coat sale.
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Ste
Wayne Dry Goobs Co
Army Mule May Be Comeback as Past Army Mule
Sergeant C. Bard at the local recruiting station announced two recruits, Ramuet Spurrier of Columbia City and Frank Lea of Marion, to join the coast artillery in New York. He noted 923 vacancies across cost, field artillery and infantry with 36 in the hospital corps, 21 in the signal corps and 30 in ordnance. Clothing allowances rise to 198 while mule use declines as hospital corps gains 26 automobile ambulances.
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C. Bard
Ramuet 1. Spurrier
Columbia City
Frank R. Lea Ue
Marion
Ind
Coast Artillery
New York City
Field Artillery
Infantry
Lie Hospital Corps
Signal Corps
Ordnancy ‘Department
War Department
Signal’ Corps
Bard
Thireenth
Washington, D. C
O. F. Boiless
Toval Marine
Navy
Winslow’s Loathing Syrup Advertised Worldwide
Vintage advertisement claiming Winslow’s Loathing Syrup used by millions of mothers for teething children. It touts soothing gums, reducing pain, curing wind colic and diarrhea. Sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle.
Change of Officers in Brick Company Survives Accident
The Rev George T Butler former president of Wayne Pressed Brick Co moves to a farm near Albion after an accident that crushed his left hand. His son A W Butler becomes president and secretary, A E Batley is vice president, and H B Butler treasurer. Butler wished to retire and vote for Dr J W Marr but the election day accident prevented voting.
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George T. Butler
For Wayne Pressed Brick Company
Albion
A.W. Butler
A.E. Batley
H. B. Butler
7. W. Marr
Congress
Butler
Great Clothing Sale At Patterson Firm
A Fort Worth note describes the Reuben S. Patterson store becoming the Patterson Fietcher Co and announces new labeling for goods and bonds. It highlights ample merchandise valued at 72000 dollars and urges customers to buy during a bargain event lasting fifty days.
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Fort,Botter
Patterson
Patterson-Fietcher
Reuben S. Patterson
Patterson Tretcher Co
Reuben
Barzain-Siving
Carrol Elevators Change Hands In Decatur
Decatur Indiana November 20 George F Burk of Caldfort Colfat Indiana took control of the Carroll elevator system after a long deal. The Carroll system includes elevators at Decatur Monroe Stephenson Curryville and Craigville and the sale price ran into thousands. Burk will operate locally while Carroll plans to retire until spring.
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Decatur
Ind
George F. Burk
Colfat
Burk
Carrol
Carroll
Monroe
Stephenson
Curryvily
Craigville
Morrison
James Teo
G. K. Hell
J.T. Merri Pmo
Jof Dryeou
Frances. iMerriman
Iabel Irwin
Mattin Studebaker
Winifred Johnson
Missy Marlo Beery
Dinah -Frysinger
Gale Voney
Fort Wayne
Teachers’ Institutes
Father of Twenty Four Obituary Sketch in Breeze
Jeane Copps obituary sketch notes the death of Jesse G. Corns at the Allen County Poor Farm in Fort Wayne Indiana on November 21 1906 aged seventy one years ten months Born January 21 1885 in Columbus County Ohio he married Hannah J Johnson of White Pigeon Michigan in 1901 the report ends with their union and life details.
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Monroeville
Jeane Copps
Jesae G. Corns
Columblana Cownty
Fort Wayne
Ind
Allen County
Hannah 3. Johnson
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General Insurance
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People’s Drug Store
Oppusia the Poutofiles
Columbia Phonograph
HA Cheice Line
Hi. Pfeiffer & Son
E. Colmbia St. Universal Food Chopper
Bs Arnold
Harrison
West Berry
Araakist
Ashton
G. Schmidt
East
Henry Street
Parker's
WM. Connelly
ROYAL
Mississippi
Taylor Taike
Hy Gountry
Indiana Voluntaer Infantry
Susan Hartzell
United Hrethren
J. Logan Powers
Wayne Dry Goops Company
Hospital Corps
Journal
Gacetts
Ada
Solid—Adams
County New
Adams County
Opliger
Graham
Dania Urick
Monroe Township
Mercer County
Ohio
Urick
Majestic Theater
Nance and Sullivan Company
Owen Davis
Baxter
Sidney Toler
Billy Baxter
the Magnificent
Minsic
Prives
Tim, Murphy
Dorothy Sherrod
Lsate
B. Coppa
Thomas Jefferson
Rip van
Gary A.C. Aurenti
Majestic Theatre
National Biscuit. Company
DR. Blackstone
Edulpmante
Harrison Streets
Haffnar
Hafner
Haffner’s Star Bakery
E. Lewis Street
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