City News From A Busy Ledger Of Illness And Moves
DME Martes recovering from long illness. Justice Tarcey convalescent after severe sickness. Merleai sockfy attends regular meeting. John Stevens ill with pneumonia. Willis Sander joined King’s Morton court project. Eri Was operated on at hie thera hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Geake moved to 20 Washington Blvd West. L. M. Morris ill with bronchial pneumonia. E. H. Merritt returned from health trip south. Mgr. Thomas Slark visits city. Hed Line manager in Columbus. Gopher phtheria reported in Borge family Adams township. Home of corner Harrison St and Washington Blvd West. Al Wolf of Racine Wis visiting Fort Wayne. Monsignor Oechtering recovered from St. Joseph’s Hospital. Stewart Amat ill at home, father-in-law of Dr. F. Spindler. Millman in Milan township with lung fever. F. H. Hilgeman organizing steel and gas refrigerator stock company. West Side Ladies Aid of First Methodist Episcopal church meets at Mrs A La Ward 40 West Superior. J. F. Wilson missing interurban ticket agent, feared dead. H. Kohn and Mrs Kohn leave for Grover Hull to aid missions. farewell service held. Mrs. Herman critically ill after operation and pasumania. John T. Remmy gravely ill in Milan township Civil War veteran. Grip weakened him months ago. relatives at bedside.
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Michael Tarcey
Merleai Sockfy
John Stevens
Francis Street
Willis Sander
Atty
Mewes
Hiethera Hospital
Thomas Geake
Washington Boulevard
L. M. Morris
Grand Street
E. H. Merritt
Mgr
Thomas Slark
Jie
Hed Line
Columbus
St. Joseph's Hospital
Stewart Amat
F. Spindler
Milan Township
Millman
F. H Hilgeman
West Side
Ladies’ Aid ‘Society
First Methodist Epiaconal Church
A la Ward
West Superior
J. F. ‘Wilson
HT. Kohn
Fort Wayne Rescus
Grover Hull
Herman
John Herman
West T Woodland Avenue
Lutheren
Pasumania
John T. Remmy
Fruit House SargaIns Offer Low Prices to Housewives
A bustling early 20th century store bulletin targets housewives and workingmen with aggressive low prices on pork shoulders flour sugar crackers coffee tea and more. It invites farmers to sell eggs at higher wholesale prices and urges customers to visit White Fruit House for fresh stock and big savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Fruit House
Wanted to borrow funds with business security
Classified notice seeks a loan of a stated amount with business assets offered as security. The lender’s contact is listed as “Business” care Tour nal-Gazeter.
Barber Shop Furnishings for Five Chairs For Sale
Furniture for a five chair barber shop is offered for sale including modern chairs back bar mirrors double wash stand one massage machine towel ing and bottles cigar case and more. J F Goodfellow 124 West Main Street New York. Gas and Electric Commission ruling unconstitutional in Albany NY February 8 1905 decision cites lack of appeal provision.
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J. F. Goodfellow
West Main Street
Old Fort Lawn Box Stationery Big Seller Bargain
A newspaper blurb notes a refined reader market for fine stationery and a growing department. It highlights Old Fort Lawn 50 linen sheets and fifty ring envelopes for 290 as a flagship offer, underscoring the store’s reputation for reasonable prices and broad assortments.
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Old Fort Lawn
City Considers Water Extensions on Spy Run and High Street
Fort Wayne waterworks trustees study extending water service to Spy Run Avenue and High Street to improve fire protection. Residents pressure for sewers sidewalks and wire removal. Leith Street protests against tolls heard. Insurance rating talks aim to avoid rate hikes while possibly adding fire apparatus. council reviews water and finance reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hand of
Pub Uc Works
Diane
Boy Kor Avenue
High Street
Spy, Run Avenue
Conneilman
Michael Kinder
Leith Street
Hosey
Board of Safety and Fire Chief
Brecht
Fort Wayne
Dean System of Insurance
Indiana
Port Warne
Fort Warne
No. $ Station
Shoule
Cmde
Messrs
Graham
Fitch
M. Wilson
Council
Alian Franke
Secratary
Wisterwotss Department
Man Shot by Daughter Rests Easy in Hospital
Ernest Hetcher, who was severely wounded last Sunday, is resting comfortably at the city hospital. Police said the incident occurred after a dispute with his daughter, who remains in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughter
Ernest Hetcher
Éaey
Epn's Hospital
Third operation for Virginia Harper
Miss Virginia Harper daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Harper underwent a third operation yesterday for an ear affection. The procedure is hoped to hasten recovery and improve her prospects for rapid improvement following her ailment.
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Virginity Harper
J. B. Harper
Miss. Harper
Professor Poste Announces Neighborhood Visits For Tailors
Professor Poste plans a series of visits to various towns and neighborhoods over the next weeks to discuss long pant fancy suits for boys ages 13 to 20. Office hours limited to ten days. sale details to be announced later. prices noted as 6.00 and 20.00 for select fits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Poste
Shile Cp
Johnson gets sentence the girl goes free
A police court case ends with Henry Johnson, colored, sentenced to six months in jail on a prostitution charge after the case against the couple is dismissed. The accompanying girl, Emma Johnson, is freed. The solo witness offered a check-cashing note tied to Neustadt. other local incidents include drunkenness, assault and a man locked up after a disturbance on Wagner Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Emma Johnson
Wes
Columbia Street
Mausdekl
Charles Lanson
Henore Martin
Ed Burke
George Ebner
Buchanan Street
Patroknan Goterday
Ebner
Burke
Tua Hein
Ayman
Pan Schatetein
Wagner Stregl
Leen
Errs
Stevens
Grunkenness
Scarlet Fever Closes Clay School This Week
The Clay school was ordered closed for at least the remainder of the week due to scarlet fever among pupils. Hamilton school had been closed Friday for the same contagion. New cases reported include Theodore Waters Swinney block Hicklon Van Meter 1212 North Harrison Street and Heres and Mary Gowen 24 Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Broggeian
City Boat of Health
Clay
Hamilton
Theodore Waters
Swinney
Hiclon van Meter
North
Harrison Street
Heres
Mary Gowen
Third Street
Fragmentary horticulture note from obscure catalog entry
A brief, unclear OCR fragment lists fruit varieties with pricing hints and stray place names. The legible items include Appl es Apples Canada Reds Medium Seldowins Northern Spies Belltowers and a stray date style entry 22nd 339 with Nicarog Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appies
Canada
Pine emulator sales pitch echoes through printed notice
Fragmented advertisement lists various items and prices for sale, mentioning pine emulators and cleaners. The message appears as a rough catalog with inconsistent spacing and illegible lines, urging readers to buy and save.
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Wolfe Sssiver
Adam Browning
Calicoes
Simpson
Percales
Fairbank
Brown
C. C. Schlatter
Cor
E. Columbia & Clinton Srs
Indiana Furniture Co
East Main Street
Northenn
Fort Wayne Printing CO
City News
Department Store Bulletin
NEW York Gas and Electricity Commission
Albany
N.Y
Cour
Spy Run Avenue
Virginia Harper
Journal- Gazette
Johnson
Scarlet Fever
Jatuma-Gazette
Schwier
The
East End Grocer
Pillsbury
New Haven
White Bay
Iit
Grick Snbese
Garmin
Nicarog Streets
Boston
WM. Hahn & Company
Maumee Valley Coal Co
Conead Bass
Coombs Street
Nickel Pieter
Zurbuch & Rinehart
Officn
Taylor SL
Webssh Fe
Erough Coal CO
Tari
Laka
Wellz Street
Olds Coal Company
Black Chonies
Npen
Dunn Coal Company Root
Lubrig
Massillon
Ferris
Cotto
van B Sack
Sivehara
Cigale Man Ae Gand Aupini
Coverdale & Archer
Misses Moore Osteopathic Physicians
Gmolugivs American School of Osteopathy
Sirkeville, Mo
Oshire and
Revidence
West Berry Street
Plone
Peltier
West
Wayne ST
Journai-Gazette
Fort Wayne Coal CO
Peart and
Fulton Streets
Independent Coal CO
Bell
Hight Street
Moderwell Coal CO
Prai Pt AU
Ors Wood
Kisdling
Fullon Street
Nickel Plate A. B
Journal-Gazette
Aus
Aira
Henry Schone & CO
Parr
Hattersley & Sons
Co Furnishings
Journal Gazetts
Journale Gazette
Seavey’s
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