Local News Roundup From Monroeville and Vicinity
Captain Blair improves as Joseph Wills joins Sentinel press room. Mrs McGuire and son Fred return from Chicago. another birth at Mongovan home. Miss Anna Philly departs for Chicago. Miss Nellie Berdan visits Detroit high school. Local arrests, marriages, antecdotes, and business notes from Monroeville area including lectures, real estate, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Blair
Joseph Wills
Sentinel
John McGuire
Fred McGuire
Chicago
Frank Mongovan
Anna Philly
Westminster Seminary
Louis Peltier
East Lewis Street
Louis Laughlin
New Haven
Otto Robinson
Monroeville
Fort Wayne
Sylvan Point
Rowe City
Geary
Milt H. ‘Lyons
Worth and
Haber Museum
New York
Charles Wheeler
Marion County
William Richardson
Indianapolis
Alexander Winchell
Ann Arbor
Mich
Randall
P. A. Randall
University of
G. McCullough
S. B. Hartman
James Jacobs
Ryan Transfer
Anna R. Rayhouser
J. M. Driver
Simpson M. E
Ewing Street
Ganter
Barns
Wayne Street
M. E
Dr. Barns
Denver
Col
Harry Burnett
James Trythall
East DeWald Street
Ruis
Worthington Co
Broadway
Catherine’s Coquetries
Camille Debans
Leon Mead
de Guietis
court short notes mix of cases in Wilkinson Hays and France courts
A roundup of civil suits and misdemeanors in Justice Wilkinson Justice Hays and Justice France courts. Cases include notes of small-amount accounts, a replevin judgment, guardianship bond, drunk selling, assault and battery, divorce filings, and a sanity inquest. Several verdicts and filings involve J. M. Moderweil Louis Geiger Gustav Sheffier Minnie Hartman and Frank Lynch among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilkinson
Mc Oscar
Miner Gaskell
John Welch
W. H. Dreier
Justice Haye
William Payton
Auit
Squire Hays
J. M. Moderweil
Hays
Charles Lawrence
Thomas Covington
Fnday
Francs
David Hill
David Eggeman
M. Webbe
Harry Ward
France
William H. Pease
Justice Hays
Louis Geiger
Old National Bank
Fort Wayne
John Taylor
Gustav Sheffier
Frank
John Lynch
William Pape
Deiderick Weibke
Justice Lege
R. L. Romey
Michael Flaugh
Ernst Bernicky
Main Street
D. J. Richard
Sarah M. Richard
John Richard
Wilkinson
Jacob Backus
Lafayette Street
A. H. Bittinger
William H. Miller
Wilkin- Wilkinson
Charles Bundy
Wilhelm
Minnie Hartman
Louis Koehler
Fred Koehler
Minnie
Fred Strope
Squire France
George Scott
Strope
Edward Hedges
Emma
Elizabeth Phelps
Emma V. Flackey
Allen
Mary Berndt
Charles Berndt
W.and
E. Leonard
Justice France
Otis Robinson
Monroeville
Jacob Hunziker
Force Street
Frank Stover
Bell and Morris
George E. Trenam
Circuit Court
Susan Trenam
Local marriage licenses issued by county clerk
The county clerk issued licenses for the following couples: John Craskell and Ela Marchland, Daniel J. McKendry and Helen A. Didier, Peter Wunderlin and Louisa Meier, John Currall and Emma Louise Currall, Frederick Octing and Catharine E. Bender, Charles H. Dudgeon and Alice Boger, Paul L. Zink and Marie Wiese, James Jacobs and Anna Rayhouser, Frank Beaudha and Mattie Mason, John Laubscher and Mary F. DeVaux, R. M. Wright and Hattie M. Leonard, Madison Perry and Annie McClure, William Bennett and Bertha Perrien. Also contains unrelated advertising lines about Syrup of Figs, Oliver Jr. sulky plows, and a stray motto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craskell
Ela Marchland
Daniel J. McKendry
Helen A. Didier
Peter Wunderlin
Louisa Meier
John Currall
Emma Louise Currall
Frederick Octing
Catharine E. Bender
Charles H. Dudgeon
Alice ¥. Boger
Paul L. Zink
Marie Wiese
James Jacobs
Anna Rayhouser
Frank Beaudha
Mattie Mason
John Laubscher
Mary F. DeVaux
R. M. Wright
Hattie M. Leonard
Madison Perry
Annie McClure
William Bennett
Bertha Perrien
Wonderful Exhibition at Detroit Fair Opens August 26 1890
The Detroit International Fair and Exposition promises vast displays and premium dollars, opening August 26 and closing September 5. It will feature lavish grounds, electricity lighting, stock barns, and panoramic views of Detroit and Canadian shores with half a million invested. The event catalogs horse, cattle, poultry, bees, fruits, flowers, vegetables, and a major dog show, plus birds racing across long distances and a grand art hall with 300 paintings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Ita
Ferry
Lake and Iver
Detroit
Rouge
Fort Wayne
U. S
Detroit River
London
Liverpool
St. Clair
Erie
Michigan
America
American
South
Virginia
Carolinas
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
California
Mexico
England
Whitechapel
Jack, the Ripper
August Belmont
New York
Prince Bismarck
Siberia
Russia
New Mexico
Washington
Boston
American Artist’s Union
Roseian
Destruction of Pompeii spectacle to close summer Detroit visit
The U S army and State troops present a grand free nightly exhibit titled Destruction of Pompeii with volcanic eruption and fireworks costing $2 000 per night. Over 300 actors perform a colossal scenic display of ancient Pompeii with palaces temples and gladiatorial games followed by a fireworks show. Detroit will host steamer and rail excursions and city attractions at low prices during the summer season with operas theaters and other sights at their best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
Pompeii
Mt. Vesuvius
Detroit
Sudden Death Of Car roll Rossiter At West Washington Street
A sudden death report from a local village notes Car roll Rossiter aged about 25, found dead in his room after a day that included church attendance. Coroner investigation cited liver congestion and gall stones as the likely cause. his parents in Oberlin Ohio will be notified and remains to be sent there after services at Peltier's undertaking parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Rossiter
Gaazeette
I. M. Smith
East Washington Street
Mackinac Island
Oberlin
Ohio
Sheldon Notes Aug 26 1890 Local Press Snippets
Frost may boost corn yields if not too early. J C White visits Upland. Miss Letta Marst of Poneto visits Mrs Vachon. Mrs G E Miller visits sister in Markle. Jacob Johnson to Wauseon to see sick daughter. Mary M Harber summoned to Huntington. Mrs I W Brodrick returns from Hartford to Win. Pathercot and Hillshire visit A J Taylor. F C Kern and wife in Fort Wayne. Potato crop reportedly increasing. Dr Noble of Janesville visits L Justus. L C Smith at Fort Wayne. Sheldon property undergoing roofing and repainting. Post office moved to Dr Rubin’s office. Pleasant twp Republican primary Aug 30 at 2 pm. Hon Sam Hench in village for court. German Lutheran picnic east of Sheldon. C A Carpenter of Orsian visits. Heerber vs Heerber dismissed for lack of evidence. Stephen Vardaman moves from Ossian to Sheldon. August 26, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. White
Upland
Mias Letta Marst
Poneto
Vachon
G. E. Miller
Markle
Jacob Johnson
Wauseon
Ohio
Mary M. Harber
Huntington
I. W. Brodrick
Hartford
Pathercot
Hillshire
A. J. Taylor
F. C. Kern
Fort Wayne
Dr. Noble
Janesville
L. Justus
L. C. Smith
Sheldon
C. A. Carpenter
Orsian
Heerber
Martin Higgs
Stephen Vardaman
Ossian
Startling Discovery Of Malaria Fearful Truths In Our Midst
Inhabitants of a previously unvisited locality discover the presence of malaria in their midst. The experience of a cured individual confirms Hostetters Stomach Bitters as an effective eradicator of malarial poison and a fortifier of the system. The remedy is claimed to combat dumb ague ague cake rheumatism dyspepsia constipation liver debility and kidney troubles impairing digestion and assimilation.
Unequalised Diamond Tea and Cosmetic Ads in 19th Century Text
An OCR fragment markets Diamond Tea as unequalised for dyspepsia and relates sales by A J Keller at 97 Broadway corner Washington. It also warns fashion morality is low, promises flawless complexion via Ayer's Saint, and advertises Oliver plows at 405 Calhoun Street through F M Smith & Co, urging buyers to view before purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Jr
F. HM. Smith & CO
Calhoun Street
A. J. Keller
Broadway
Washington Street
Ayer
Marshals Decide City Parade Route for Labor Day
Labor day marshals meet and outline a long march covering east and west districts. Procession forms at Barr Street city hall, travels via Washington Hanna Holman Calhoun Jefferson Rockhill Wayne Columbia Barr to the grounds, forming at 11 and moving at 11 30. Ayer's Pills touted as kid friendly medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Barr Street
City Hall
Bare Street
Washington
Hanna
Hanna Holman
Holman
Calhoun
Jefferson
Rockhill
Wayne
Columbia
Barr
Superior
Capillaris Regulator Adverts by Smidth & Co
Diamond Tea is advertised as a regulator for stomach bowel liver and kidney issues. Sold by Smidth & Co., Druggists at Smidth Block. Mentions La Libertad in El Salvador and La Libertad poles. Claims cures for falling hair scalp skin diseases and asserts selfishness as hardest to forgive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smidth & Co
Smidth Block
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Sygurihieg
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
Mies
Celia Higgins
Fostoria
Coutity
Milton
H. Thompson
Councilman
Offenbach
Lewis
Mesers
G. W. Pixley
Charles Read
Utica
N. Y
Adam Detzer
Judea Chapin
Rome City
Wayne Wilken
Addie
Dade Druhot
East Jefferson Street
Thomas Greer
Jacob Klett
Alice B. Bogue
Grove Hill
James E. Graham
P. H. Keegan
Sarah A. Keegan
Dennis McCarthy
West Superior Street
8. C. Metcalf
C. A. Hixon
E. P. Houk
J. W. Harsh
Bluffton
William Riley
Lagrange Standard
Leedy
Fort Wayne Daily Gazette
the Gazette
Lagrange
Margaret Ford
Wayne Township
Farmers’ Alliance
Center School House
Marion Township
Thomas Cox
Washington Township
Melvin A. Mason
Dental Department
Ann Arbor University
Bass Block
Mason
J. H. Adams
M. EF. College
W. H. Myers
Montgomery
American Association of Gynaecologists and Obste
Fred
Charles Scott
Grand Street
Northern Indiana Editorial Association
Lake Maxinkuckee
Blake
Asylum
Gazeite
Alvin Leeser
George H. Loesh
Lead City
South Dakota
Leeser
Eastern Insane Hospital
Richmond
Allen County
Louis Rhein
Jacob Parker
Anna Romary
Paul R. Seibelis
Hanson
South Broadway
Wheeler
Noblesville
Ind
Skelton
Hoover
Gaskins
Pressler
Hollister
Lankenau
Quicksell
Scott
Fox
Magers
Krudop
Noll
DeWald
Meyer
Niemann
Wise
Shaffer
Burger
Paul
George Humphrey Post
Anthony Wayne Post
R. M. Burns
Richard Allen
White’s Wheel Works
Anan Weber
Ed. M. Noll
E. F. Yarnelle
West Wayne Street
Eheriff Viberg
Richmond Hospital
Island Park Assembly
Anna Kline
Jennie McDaniel
Clearlake
Maysville
John E. Wilkins
Leith Street
Carter
F. P. Randall
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
George W. Stevens
Wabash
Stevens
Charles H. Titus
Theodore Titus
Pittsburg
Stony Island
van Wert
James FE. Graham
Grover Hill
Graham
Evening Sentinel
Thomas W. Houlihan
Lizzie Mitchell
F. D. Bittinger
Dayton
G. L. Littinger
Fon du Lac
Wis
G. M. Naber
Columbia City
John
O'Reilly
Naber
Gazetts
D. Hillman
Newtown
N. J
Taylor University
Third Ward
East Main Street
Philemon Dickenson
A. A. Chapin
H. W. Dickman
M. &. Brownard
P. Dickenson
Dwenger
Colorado
Edwin P. Snively
E. T. Afneck
Columbus & Cincinnati Midland Railroad
Columbus
D. G. Potter
Logansport
Farmer’s Alliance
Thorncreek Township
Whitley County
Shriver Lake
W. H. Kelsey
Columbia City Post
W.H. Kelsey
Kelsey
Detroit International Fair
Paris
Clothiers
Corner Berry
Oliver
F. M. Smith & CO
Marshals
la Libertad
Salvador
Rosa Kelly
Rockwell City
Tows
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