City News Briefs From Chicago to Germany and Local Births
City notes include Mr Willem Vanderpool heading to New York for a voyage to Germany after organizing hotel reproofing. Dr CO Barnett returns from Fayne N C after a medical consultation, traveling by automobile. The Reverend Father Thiele's niece leaves hospital after three weeks of diphtheria treatment. Two births reported in local families, one at 114 Highland Gibeast and another at 1838 Walton Avenue. Lincoln National Life Insurance reports six months gains matching the previous year’s twelve months, compiled under Secretary Arthur F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Street
New Nord
Germany
CO. B Barnett
Fayne
Payne
Theittle
Charles Thiele
Martin Graven
C. M. Elehorm
Highland
Clyde Rodenbaugh
Walton Avenue
Lincoln Wational Life Insurance Compeny
Arthur F. Hall
All meat markets close Saturday for 8 hours
All meat markets will be closed from 10 o'clock Saturday morning to 6 o'clock Saturday evening. The notice informs customers to plan accordingly and check for any enforcement details or exceptions.
Independence Day Festivities Across Town Draw Large Crowds
A bustling Fourth of July scene unfolds with family picnics and fireworks. Social rounds note gatherings at the South Side Tennis club hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Hadley, with women preparing ample food and children in the mix. Nearby dances at the Golf club under lanterns light up the evening, with Miss Evelyn Fisher curating the event and chaperones overseeing nearly fifty youths enjoying music, lanterns, and a buffet. Additional plans include visits and travels of numerous residents across Fort Wayne, Rome City, Walloon Lake, and Lake George, as friends and relatives converge for holiday recreation and seasonal trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hadley
Hoagland Avenue
South Side
Wall &5
Dirk Oue
Wag
Evelyn Fisher
Will Young
Hope Comstock
Providence
Alice Knight
Matlah Watt
Hackensack
Harrett
Schumaker
Misa Fisher
Marjory Deakin
London
Frank J. Brown
Fort Wayne
Lee Ivins Injured by a Fall
Lee Ivins sustained serious injuries from a fall. Miss Cattle Peters travels to Rome City with friends for a weekend visit. The report notes Ivins's previous role at a shop in Lebanon and mentions a long recovery period and plans to attend events in Rome City and at home with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pagelow
Larporte
Ben Schwartz
Valparaiso
Mrs
Henry Schwartz
South Calhoun Street
Miss Cattle Peters
Rome
Len Ivins
Eizar
We Nama
Lebanon
Ivinn
Tia
LB. V
Hans
Misa Bemel
Wawker
Frankfort
Mich
William DB
Laporte
Blutien Wa
Riley Triplets Named James Whitcomb Riley in Delphi Letter
Delphi Indiana residents Sir and Mrs Perry Rules welcomed a boy triplet set and named them James Whitcomb Riley in honor of the Hoosier poet. The couple received a letter of thanks from Birile Rte noting pride and gratitude for the distinctive naming and a photograph of the trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Ind
Perry Rule
James
Whitcomb
Riley
Hoosier Port
Birile
Rte
Perry
Mttie
Tim
Death of Grover Cleveland Mentioned in Jewish Massacre Context
Report notes the death of Grover Cleveland and his noted concern for Jewish massacres in Russia and regard for Jews as a model for the nation. Rabbi Max Hoeiler of New Orleans read a centenary paper on Hampton Raphael Hirsch. A notable discussion followed with Dr Ijar of Hallan Union College and others from Brooklyn and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Russia
Max Hoeiler
New Orleans
Hampton Raphael Hirsch
Ijar
Halyan Union College
Cinginnati
S. ‘Meyer
Brooklys
Hiréeh
St. 3
Iso
Local items and incidents from Berne district news
Shy News reports a busy day with visits to Lime and Chicago, a liquor store seizure, a bicycle crash injuring a delivery boy, and youths detained for fireworks theft. It notes retirements in a beauty parlor, a medical examination for a child affected by a prior dynamiting, fire department calls, and preparations for a large Fourth of July celebration with fireworks displays.
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Alonzo Brownsberger
Lime
Ga Mison
Schroeder & Wilson
Chicago
A. G. Emrick
Ben Ankenbruck
Miss Ankenbruck
Crooked Lake
Sanday
Junk
Ralph Bullard
Pleasant Lake
Mr. Bullard
Journal-Gazette
Barr
Columbia Streets
Hlmer Hatneld
Webster Street
Warne
John Kesner
Brant Cucyant
Lanyard
Columbia Street
Kesner
F.C. Spiegel
Broadway
Fmm
Florence Griebel
Spiegel
Berne
Fred Rahver
Margaret
Fort Wayne
Amos Reusser
Fred Rohrer
St John’s Reformed Church
Webster and
Washington Streets
Clinton Street
Ford Schroeder
Central Engine Horse
Huber
No. 8
Houze
Arrested for Promiscuous Shooting in Street Incident
William Holmes, described as a young man with a suspected violent past, was arrested by Sergeant Hack on a street shooting charge after police warn sirens and a pursuit. Holmes was taken to the station where a charge was filed. officers found a small arsenal and a transfer corner resembling Port Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Holmes
Tagortange
Sar
Agi
Hackenrider
Ofiver
Ning Yepwatelly
Agg
Yung Arsenal
Port Arthur
Saloon Keeper Rammed With Fines and Warnings
Wick Gasert, saloon-keeper, paid another $5 fine on a poker court charge and was warned his next offense would mean business. William Dorner, for drunkenness, was let go. Robert Dierstine and Stanley Grahowish, for loitering, were ordered to stay an hour longer. The Kane case for frightening a resident in the South Side was continued indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick Gasert
Tme
William Dorner
Robert Dierstine
Stanley Grahowish
John Kane
South Side
Collision injures two on traction lines near Boyd Park
Two men were injured in a collision on the Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction line near Boyd Park. One man, Bundy from near Boyd Park, and another resident of Wabash, were hurt shortly after noon while a trolley rope was being adjusted. Wet tracks contributed to the crash as an express car could not stop in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundy
Boyd Park
Wabash
Ort Wayne and
Wabash Valley Traction ‘Company
Naltherman
Une
Callison
Returned from Visit to Old Country
P. G. Tademan, driver of the truck at the central engine houng, and Hener Sandkuhler and Richard Muhlenbrock re tached JASE right from an extensive tour of Germany. They were guests of their relatives for a short time and reported enjoying the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Tademan
Hener Sandkuhler
Richard Muhlenbrock
Germany
Wip
Suit to Oust New Telephone Company Seeks Receiver
Indianapolis prosecutors file amended information in Marion circuit court to oust the New and Indianapolis Telephone companies from their properties. The suit, in the state name and led by Prosecutor Elliott R. Hooton, seeks a receiver, restraining orders, cancellation of a new franchise, and halt to higher rates and reduced city payments, accusing the firms of charter rights violations and watering of assets. The action advances the case begun earlier, aiming to curb consolidation and protect city finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New
Ichianapolis
Elso
Jney Marlon Circuit Court
Ingliana
Henry Clay Alter
Elliott R. Hooton
Associated
James E. McCullough
Hooton and
McCullough
New Telephone Company
Indianapolis Telephone
Glanapell’s Company Seeks Higher Rates and Lower Payments
A court suit seeks a revolver and a bond force restraining order affecting the Celt organization. The action may slow operations as the entity faces financial and legal constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glanapells Company
Deaths and funeral notices from local district
Elizk Newman aged twenty five died Thursday at the Indiana state school of tuberculosis. Interment at the institution cemetery. Funeral announcements mention Williams C. Eu rold with services Sunday at Emanuel Lutheran church at two. John RB G’s funeral at eight this morning from 1320 Sinst Lewis and from St Macs Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams C. Eurold
Emanuel Luthestar
John RB G
Sinst Lewis Street
St. Macs’s Catholic Church
Fire destroys Curtin Bros flour mill and elevators
Fire engulfed the Curtin Bros flour mill and elevators in St Marys yesterday, origin unknown. Firemen faced extreme heat and blew doors, hindering access as bins were emptied to make room for new crop. Loss estimated around 52,000 with 4,000 insurance. Best price 25 cents for Hof Brau dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Marys
Curtin Bros
Weasel Attacks Sleeping Baby Near Huntington
iSpecial to the Journal Gazette Huntington Ind July 3 A baby of Mr and Mrs Harvard McCrum north of Huntington was bitten by a weasel that crept into its bed on June 25. The infant under one year old suffered sixteen wounds to an arm and leg with heavy bleeding. The animal fled through a door and was later sighted near the home. The child was taken to a city clinic where Dr H B Grayston treated it. A follow up noted no fever or blood poisoning and swelling subsided after initial care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Harvard McCrum
Salle
Gould
Aristie
Cty
BH. B. Grayston
Dr. Grayston
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