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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1890

Page

6

Roundabout Items Fromities and Towns News Briefs

Society and Personal items cover farewells, visits, and local happenings. Notables include Rev J P Stewart's farewell at U B church, Mrs Jennings infant death, state reunion planning for the Thirty fourth Indiana Volunteers, and August 1890 social events. Local families, teachers, and trades are noted with moves, travels, open schools, and upcoming gatherings across Ossian Jefferson township Wells county. Governor Hovey attendance hinted. community members pursue civic and social activities.

Willie Correll Winchester Randolph County Institute J. P. Stewart U. B C. A. Goshorn Columbia City Jacob Kline Kendalville Ind Charles Jennings Oak Lawn Thirty-fourth Indiana Volunteers Indiana Alvin P. Hovey Daniel Hugh Ipton Cammeron C. Oswalt Ossian Hatfield Hall Bellamy Charlie Nathan Tobey Wells County George Harter Jefferson Township Huntington Belle Johnston Wooster Ohio Ezra Mary Allen Seminary Sheldon C. A. Beaty Beaty McCollum D. W. Davis Maggie Glass

Local Notes Chronicle Town Life and Visitors

The week records visitors from Cleveland and Kokomo, Huntington trips, and neighbors' movements. Prospects of new saloons amid license expirations stir town politics as deputies and prosecutors roam for leads. Residents travel to Fort Wayne Boston and Chicago, with family and church figures noted, plus upcoming Republican township convention.

Spencerville Items From Local Notes In 1890 Report

Ed Bishop and wife of Auburn visit Spencerville and John Bishop and wife of Plainwell Michigan are visiting relatives here. A child of Mr and Mrs Jack Beams was very sick. Much needed rain fell last night. The school progresses nicely. M C Emanuel is in Michigan. A Thursday picnic was a success. today prospects are poor due to damp woods. Mail carrier difficulties disrupt schedules. Dr J Emanuel is slowly improving. A new M E parsonage is being built. Dr Hull will move to LaGrange soon. An unknown man drowned in the St Joe River last Saturday while delirious. body recovered Sunday August 21, 1890.

Lillie Shordon Charles W. Cook F. G. Rogers Elmwood Farm Edward Harper Jefferson Township New Haven Harper Howard Shordon Bride Howard Henry Brudi Fred Mack Springfield Mack Panapal Charlie Cook Micheal Hellsworth Geo Zedaker Fort Wayne Jas. Larimore Churubusco Ind Olen Harley Fort Pierre South Dakota Will Patterson Wilshire Ohio W. H. Paules H. L. Combs Kokomo W. P. Shiebly Huntington H. J. Manarer Urbana Wigand Ellis Gertie Brenneman Columbia City John Obenbaum Fred Johnson Wilhelma M. L. Galbrait W. Cook Jeff Polin Boston R. E. Schatt Bird North Manchester Wade Sherbly Lichenwater Johnston Elsa Henrig Rochester Ed Bishop Auburn Saeney Jack Beams John Bishop Plainwell Mich M. C. Emanuel Michigan J. Emanuel M. E Hull Lagrange St. Joe

Fond of a Jag Court Petition for Divorce Custody

Matilda Eix by attorneys Swayne and Doughmann files in circuit court for a divorce from William Eix an habitual drunkard who left family years ago with no support. Married 1863 they have three children ages 12 10 and 3. She seeks custody of the children and alimony.

Matilda Eix Swayne & Doughmann Circuit Court William Eix Eix

Prosecutors charge assault case ends with acquittal

Deputy prosecutor filed an affidavit in Justice Hays court charging Julia Scott and Kate Chapman with assault and battery on Jennie Hight. A warrant issued and defendants arrested. Trial showed Hight was insane, previously in asylums. Defendants, relatives, argued needed force to restrain her. They were acquitted. witness committed to county infirmary.

Emerick Court of Justice Hays Julia Scott Kate Chapman Jennie Hight

Brick mason suffers 20 foot fall at Zion church site

Saturday Henry Haraman, a brick mason, had a severe accident while working on a scaffold at the Zion Lutheran church construction. He fell about twenty feet, was found unconscious, and taken to his home at 167 Force street for treatment by Drs. Sturgis and Stemen. Injuries include a dislocated shoulder and internal hurts. prognosis hopeful.

Henry Haraman Zion Lutheran Church Force Street Dra. Sturgis O. B. Stemen

Toils End for Notorious Confidence Man Needham

Mayor binds over to grand jury amid weak clothing theft evidence. Needham, also wanted for impersonating a United States officer, led a Cincinnati detective ring and attempted to seize funds from Northern Ohio offices. He targeted McClure post office and a 248 Calhoun Street residence, aided by Grannan bureau, Holmes, and Deputy Marshal Bollman.

Harding Lyman E. Needham Calhoun Street United States District Court of Ohio United States Needham Cincinnati Fenty County Ono Tha County Sons McClure A. R. Holmes Post Office Grannan Grannan Detective Bureau Mr. Holmes Sarah Jones van Buren Holmes Viberg Leonard Pisces Otto Bollman Mr. Bollman Toledo

Terrible accident injures mother and child near Levis Street

Friday morning at 11 o'clock Mr. F L Rodebaugh hitched a Texas pony to a buggy to take his wife and son Ross into the country. The frightened pony bolted, throwing Mrs Rodebaugh and the boy. The child suffered a fractured skull with pieces removed. the mother was injured but not as severely. Neighbors freed them and doctors attended, predicting a grave outcome for the boy while the father, recently out of work, faces a sad time ahead.

F. L. Rodebaugh Levis Street Ross Rodebaugh Eveyone Alberton Tree Company Bridgeport Ind

Taylor University sale extended for transfer deadline

Trustees of Fort Wayne college and the North Indiana M. E. conference meet with Taylor University trustees to seek a time extension for property transfer. The soliciting committee has not raised the full sum, now set to close on the second Monday of November. Citizens urged to subscribe to fund for a first class university.

Fort Wayne College North Indiana M. E Taylor University

Dismissal of Grand Rapids Conductor Van Slyke

Grand Rapids railway dismissed Conductor I M Van Slyke from the service after nine years. He was replaced by Freight Conductor P J Sommers as the road’s operations shift. No reason given, and more dismissals are anticipated.

GazeriEe Grand Rapids Railway Anderson and Hays I. M. van Slyke van Slyke Grand Rapids P. J.sommers Grand Rapida

Fireman Seriously Injured In Decatur Rail Accident

A Grand Rapids railroad fireman, John Smith, fell from the tender during a freight run near Decatur. He suffered severe injuries including crushed foot bones, possible amputation, jaw fracture, tongue laceration, and head trauma. He was taken to St Joseph's hospital, and his father arrived from Avilla to be at his side. The 25-year-old man was new to fireman duties and remains under medical care with an uncertain prognosis.

Grand Rapids Decatur John Smith Smith St. Joseph’s Hospital McOscar Avilla

Veteran Legion reunion planned for October in city

The National Union Veteran Legion committee met at Captain Graham's office to arrange a reunion and camp fire on October 8 and 9 at Standard hall and Princess rink. General Pearson and 300 to 600 veterans from Pittsburg are expected, with Generals Reid Butterfield and Rosecrans aiding preparations. The Knightstown soldiers orphans band will play, and St Louis contingents are joining. Large attendance anticipated. hotels will be pressed to accommodate visitors.

National Union Veteran Legion Graham Standard Hall Princess Rink Pearson Pittsburg Reid The Legion St. Louis Medical College General Butterfield General Rosecrans Knightstown Indianapolis St. Louis

The Quincy Wreck Injuries Reported From Boston Line Crash

Mrs. Hail suffers the worst injuries with a broken knee and a bruised face while Miss Jessie McAllister has facial burns and arm scarring. Ruth Blackburn remains in hospital with back and side pains. The family letter from Quincy, Massachusetts dated the 20th describes hospital care and states Mrs. Hail will be moved to Lowell when able, others to return home when safe.

E. W. Lewis Ruth Blackburn

Midnight Burglary at Calhoun Street Cigar Stand

A cigar stand owned by Michael Housbaugh at 322 South Calhoun Street was broken into at midnight Thursday. A man was seen fleeing with goods, then reentering briefly before escaping down an alley. Police were alerted once a patrolman was informed.

Michael Housbaugh Calhoun Street Calhoun

Undelivered Fort Wayne Mail List Ends Week Aug 23 1890

Post office records show letters for Baldwin Roughliegh Reettig William Moore Kobt Rickey A D Tawney Guy Kirth Mrs Kate Hiserys still waiting in Fort Wayne. Public notices urge owners to call for advertised goods and other items including health ads for Mother's Friend and Kemp's Balsam. Bullets noted as a general warning accompany trials of dangerous weapons.

Fort Wayne Baldwin Roughliegh M3illiam Moore Kobt Rickey D Tawney Guy Kirth Kate

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