Widow of Frank P. Wilt Dies After Septicemia
Mrs. Wilhelmina Brokaw Wilt, wife of Frank P. Wilt, prominent Fort Wayne wholesale merchant, died Friday at Hope Hospital at 1 20 p m from septicaemia. She was 39, born in Crestline Ohio, and survived by her husband and four sons Frank Charles Robert and Edward. The bereaved family also includes her parents Mr and Mrs J H Brokaw and three sisters and a brother.
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F. P. Wilt
Hope Hospital
Frank P. Wilt
Wilt
Wilhelmina Brokaw
J. H. Brokaw
Crestline, O
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Marks
Third Presbyterian Church
Hetrick Funeral Held for Allen County Resident
Mrs. Michael Hetrick wife of a well known Maysville area farmer died Thursday afternoon at age about fifty eight after years of asthma and recent pneumonia. She was born in Pennsylvania and lived in Allen county fifteen years. Survived by husband and four children. Brother in law Dr J Hetrick of this city attended. Funeral services were held at the residence Saturday at 10 a.m.
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Michael Hetrick
Maysville
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Felger Fort Wayne resident
Mrs Elizabeth Felger longtime Fort Wayne resident died at 5 o clock Thursday at 609 West Jefferson of bronchial trouble. She was born in Germany and is survived by Frank and Mary Edzel two sisters and a brother. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 30 from the residence and at 3 from St John s Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Felger
Fort Wayne
West
Jefferson Street
Death of Mrs Emma Hartzell at 42 in Columbus
Mrs Emma Hartzell wife of James D Hartzell of 2101 Calhoun street died at 9 40 Wednesday evening aged 42 years five months after a three year illness. Survived by husband mother seven sisters and two brothers.
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Emma Hartzell
James D. Hartzell
Calhoun Street
Theodora Coleman Dies of Paralysis at 42
Theodora Coleman of 506 Madixon Street died Thursday afternoon at age 42 from paralysis. She was married to harness maker Mr. Coleman and leaves surviving relatives.
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Theodora Coleman
Madixon Street
Funeral rites for Coleman family member held at St Mary's
The obituary notes the late Coleman relation with widow and two children, mother Mrs Mary Coleman, and sisters Mrs F Henkenius and Mrs Joseph Voirol. Funeral services were conducted Monday at 8:30 am at the residence and 9:00 am at St Mary's Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Coleman
F. Henkenius
Joseph Voirol
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Cravens Mary dies in Indiana school tuberculosis ward
Mary Cravens an inmate at the Indiana school for feeble minded youth died Thursday from tuberculosis aged 22 years 9 months and 9 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cravens
Indiana School For
Day set for Indiana authors study in schools
The Indiana club of Chicago urges Indiana schools and colleges to dedicate Friday, April 25, to a day of special exercises honoring contemporary Indiana authors. The plan follows a banquet for Indiana authors in Chicago on April 2 with a reception and musicale, featuring Lieutenant Governor Gilbert as a speaker. Six authors had books dramatized in Chicago theaters this past year, a成果 the club cites to promote local literary pride. Secretary Hugh Leech recommends the observance to avoid clashing with Chicago celebrations.
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Indiana Club
Chicago
Indiana
Gilbert
Hoosier State
Hugh Leech
Fort Wayne Canal Days and Early School History
A detailed reminiscence by A C Comparet recounts Fort Wayne’s canal era. It covers pioneer teachers like Miss Hubble and Miss Mann, the first female instructors, local schools, scrip currency paid to canal workers, and travelers’ experiences from Vincennes to Toledo via the Maumee.
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Fort Wayne
Aughinbaugh
J. P. Hedges
Henry Cooper
A. C. Comparet
Hicksville
Mcluikan
M. F. Barber
Stevens
New York
Miss Hubble
Miss Mann
Royal W. Taylor
Hugh McCulloch
First Branch Bank of
Indiana
United States Treasury
Grant
Columbia Street
Thiem Bros
Lewis Cass
Michigan
Vincennes
Lafayette
Toledo
Defiance
Union Town
Clarksville
Prairies
Deputy Assessors Appointed for City Property
Township Assessor Becker names deputies to conduct annual personal property assessments. Work begins next Tuesday with completion by June 1. assignments cover wards and areas including Lakeside Eighth ward Sixth ward Fourth ward Third ward Second ward First ward Wayne township etc. Also new and corporate assessment duties and clerical trustee appointment noted.
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Becker
Frank Witte
Lakeside
Nicholas Petgen
Philip Kevitz
Michael Singleton
Milton N. Webber
Henry Felger
John F. Grim
Chronic bronchitis cured by Foley's Honey and Tar
Joseph Coffman of Montmorenci Indiana reports ten years of chronic bronchitis with loss of voice and poor remedies before Foley's Honey and Tar produced a miraculous improvement. He credits his employer for the suggestion and notes many others have used it with satisfaction. sold by Dreier and Bro and Pellens and Polster.
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Jospeh Coffman
Montmorenci
Ind
Foley
Dreier & Bro
Pellens & Polster
Bluffton Reports Population Gain Since 1900 Census
Bluffton officials announce the town has grown by 333 residents since the 1900 census, reflecting municipal progress and shifting demographics in the early 20th century.
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Bluffton
Union Bottling Works Owner Endorses Kodol Cure
Edw Mehler of Union Bottling Works Erie Pa testifies he suffered stomach trouble for life before using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says it cured his ailment and urges others to try it. Meyer Bros & Co distributes the product in the region.
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Edw. Mehler
Union Bottling Works
Erie
Meyer Bros, & Go
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Endorses Teething Relief
An editorial style promotion urges mothers to use Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children calling it the best remedy. The line reads as a traditional product endorsement from a bygone era.
Bearlinger Josse Nuptials Quietly Tie The Knot
Miss Lottie Josse and Harry Bearhugger were quietly married on Tuesday in a small ceremony. The couple announced the civil ceremony and plan a private reception with family members.
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Lottie Josse
Harry Bear- Huger
Marriage at Rev J Webster Bailey Home
A couple wed in the afternoon at the residence of Rev J Webster Bailey with Mrs Charles Levine and the bride's mother attending. The groom works as a clerk in the Pennsylvania offices.
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J. Webster Bailey
Charles Levine
Pennsylvania
Death of Fort Wayne Soldier Claude Gable in the Philippines
Word reaches Fort Wayne of Claude Gable a private in Company C Seventh United States Infantry killed December 24 on Samar in the Philippines. Born in Fort Wayne he lived with his grandmother Mrs Mary Gable and attended Clay School before enlisting in Joplin Missouri. His father John Gable resides in St Louis. Relatives hope to bring his remains home for burial if possible.
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Claude Gable
Fort Wayne
Philippines
Seventh
United States Infantry
Gable
Island
Samar
Mary Gable
Madison Street
Clay
Joplin
John Gable
St. Louis
Cure for asthma catarrh and rheumatism offered at home
An advertisement by Dr A S Core of Chicago claims a new home treatment cures asthma catarrh and rheumatism due to germ or uric acid poisoning. The promoter asserts nationwide success, offers a 15 day trial free and provides the 68 Dexter Building Chicago address.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
A.s.core
Dexter Bld
Chicago
Peru Woman Ends Life in Drowning Tragedy
Miss Marie Freeland aged 27 a Peru resident of prominence died by her own hand in a drowning incident last night. The body was recovered today. The cause of the suicide remains undisclosed. An Albion citizen figure is noted in connection with the report.
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Peru
Ind
Marie Freeland
County action to stop basement rental dismissed
The Noble county commissioners have dismissed the suit to stop further renting of basement rooms in the courthouse for business use. The building houses the post office and offices for several lawyers and doctors in sections not required for county purposes.
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Noble County Commissioners
Court House
Pneumonia Foe Claim For Foley’s Honey and Tar
The ad proclaims Foley’s Honey and Tar stops the racking cough heals and strengthens the lungs and can prevent pneumonia if taken early. It warns to refuse substitutes and lists Dreier & Bro and Pellens & Polster as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Dreier & Bro
Pellens & Polster
Foley's Kidney Cure Ad Promises Safe Kidney Relief
The Sentinel notes Foley's Kidney Cure as the surest remedy for kidney and bladder diseases marketed by Dreier & Bro. and Pellens & Polster. The ad highlights its safety and efficacy for sufferers.
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Foley
Dreier & Bro
Pellens & Polster
Foley’s Kidney Cure
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Hartzell
Cravens
C. Comparet
Taylor’s Landing
Maumee
Taylor
McDaniel
Miss Palmer
Nelson Tustison
Hezekiah Loveland
Burgess and Sons
New Haven
Gronard
Ervin
Bull Rapids
Ashley
Maumée
Butt
Saylor
George Aghley
Applegates
A. J. Smith
Rufus Goore
Samuel Harris
State Line
Edward Foster
Jericho
Comparet & Kiser
Kiser
Golumbia Street
Kiser Soon Tetusret
Berry Street
Michael Hedekin
Thomas Hamilton
Logansport
Canal Agency
Ohio
Bearlinger-Josse
Dr. Pierce
Mrs. Gardner
Fred Kempson
Cambria, Hillsdale Co
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