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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1892

Page

3

Local notes on deaths births and public events

Local news item household notes report rheumatism affliction of Willie Cutler receipts of Patrick Ryan for March total 168.10 and various visits births, deaths, illnesses and community happenings across Allen county including Fort Wayne and nearby towns with multiple named residents and businesses.

Willie Cutler Patrick Ryan Thompson County Recorder Brooklyn J. D. Alton West Jefferson Street G. W. Berry Goshen Ind D. L. Mason South Calhoun Street H. MccWoogan Zanesville T. J. Rodabaugh West Washington Street

Dr Moffat Married In Quiet Madison Ceremony

In Madison Indiana last Wednesday Rev David W Moffet and Miss Susann W Moffett were united in marriage at the bride’s mother’s home with only family present due to the bride’s father’s death. The couple traveled to Fort Wayne after the ceremony. The First Presbyterian ladies enriched their residence at 124 East Berry street as a reception home.

Mahlon Heller North Side Beals Wells Street B. W. Lyman East Lewis Street Hoy GV. Riley Monroeville Charles McKay Foree Street Henry Schone W. F. Benekeson James Wilkinson Cloay Lake Court House Ife Kendallville News N. E. Seibert Kate Fisher John Hans Fort Wayne Eel River Cemetery Association B. A. Sutton United Brethren Church Madison Ind David W. Moffet D. D First Presbyterian Church Susann W. Moffett Mofffett W. R. Brown

May Lose His Leg From Shocking Lumber Yard Accident

Ten year old Lawrence McQuown was pinned beneath a heavy log at Peters Box and Lumber company yard. The log crushed his left leg between ankle and knee and doctors fear the limb may be saved. Carpenter William Rhinesmith injured when an iron bar struck his arm at the east Pittsburg yard car shop. He was treated at home and expected to recover in a few days.

Lawrence McQuown Peters Box and Lumber Company Lawrence Geo. C.siemen William Rhinesmith East Pittsburg Yard

County Assessor Heath convenes township assessors

County Assessor Stephen Heath met township assessors in the county commissioners room to stress valuation uniformity and a solid basis for work. Present were Frank Chapman Wayne George R. Snyder Christian Kroemer Peter Trier and others. The group will begin work tomorrow.

Stephen Heath Frank Chapman Wayne George R. Snyder Springfield Christian Kroemer Washington Peter Trier St. Joe George W. Stout Madison Charles C. Meyer Robinson Monroe William Soest Marion Ienry Core Maumee Diedrich Lampe Milan William F. Hagen Lake Josiah Adams Jefferson Nathan A. Johnson Eel River J. McNabb Cedar Creek Jacob Buhler Adams James Ho Stouder Louis Harkholk Pleasant Jacob Phillips Scipia Sylvester S. Read Lafayette Constant Pernot Jackson

Mortality by Cause and Demographics in March

Mortuary report lists March deaths by cause including Brights disease and pneumonia totals, with age and marital status breakdowns. Nationalities show Americans most frequent with several foreigners represented. overall, 45 deaths recorded.

Police veteran Humbrecht dismissed on bribery charge

George Humbrecht, after seventeen years on the force, was dismissed by the police commissioners amid accusations that he accepted bribes from Mike Wickliffe of Columbia street. Wickliffe testified he paid $10 monthly for immunity from arrest, presenting a questioned 1887 check endorsed by Humbrecht. Humbrecht denied the charge, claiming the check settled a fine. colleagues attested to his good conduct.

Geo. Humbrecht Mr. Hambrecht Mike Wickliffe Columbia Street Wickliffe Humbrecht Hamilton National Bank Hugh M. Diehl Frank Wilkinson Will Rohrer Rohrer Lake Erie Road

Body of John J Wiel Found in Maumee River Near New Haven

Last Saturday afternoon a man identified as John J Wiel of this city was found in the Mau mee river near New Haven. Coroner Kesler was notified and the body brought to the city and left at Peltier's undertaking rooms where the funeral occurred this afternoon. Wiel was a young man about twenty five years of age.

George Wiel Broadway Electric Light Works Goethe Lodge K. of P K. P Weil Maumee River New Haven John J. Wiel Kesler Peltier Wiel

Weekly Deaths Reported by City Undertakers

The list covers the week ending Saturday April 2 with names ages and causes of death from la grippe old age paralysis convulsions pneumonia typhoid fever puerperal fever and other diseases. Notable entries include Barbara Crouse 79 Elizabeth Pierson 88 and Bessie Troxall 3 with various conditions.

Mary A. Gaffney la Grippe Barbara Crouse Elizabeth Pierson Margaret Ludwick John Sites Phillip Weidner Catharine Wagner William Meyer George Haiber Josephine Hetzel Lewis Kyler Ernestine Hensch Henry Halfeldt Ottilia

Killed by the Limited in Chicago Tragedy

Fifteen year old Georgie Herr son of George Herr formerly of the city now of 740 Englewood avenue Englewood Chicago died after a serious accident Sunday morning at 2 following a Limited train incident at Sixty fourth street. Other injuries include Dr Langtry kicked by a horse causing abdominal pain Joshua Miller of Carroll Ohio seriously hurt in a runaway Mrs Kirchner of 197 Lafayette broke leg treated by Dr Nieschany and Charles Johnson an old soldier injured when a butcher knife he mistook for a stick severed an artery and torn tendons treated by Dr Stemen.

M. F. Porter W. W. Barnett Archer Neb H. W. Crouse Werner Bramigk Barnett Circleville Ohio United Brethren Church Will R. Emery Huntington Democrat Rock Island Chicago Emery Huntington Lord & Thomas Newspaper Agency Tur Sentinel Norah E. Shafer Charles L. Shafer Chester Holder Mr. Shafer Diffenderfer Scott Worden & Morris Supreme Court of the State Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad Danial O'Keefe Board of Commissioners Superior Court of Allen County Maumee Gravel Road Company Land and Improvement Company Land Company Elliott Supreme Court Lakeside Raymond J. Monrey Ellen E. Lamont Justice Ryan Edgar Olds The Wabash Company Wilhelm Rippe Harry Lee Anton Kalbacher O'Rourke P. B. Colerick J. R. Bittenger Chas. Druhot Gertrude Agner A. C. Perrin Geo. Snyder Nickel Plate Railroad Swayne and Ninde Wm. H. Hill Cora Gillman Clarence Zolman Olive Henning Thos. J. Bixler Cora Bufford John W. Neff Mary Bowser Rock Island Railway Company W. R. Emery Huntington Herald Ilinois Lord & Thomas J. A. W. Kintz Phillip Miller Pennsylvania Railroad Company George Wilbur David Updyke William B. Baird Danford Parker J. B. Downing J. B. Neizer Alfred Daugherty Joseph Rockhill Richard Erwin N. P. Stockbridge Joseph H. Grier John M. Taylor Robert Gage John W. Holmes George W. Kell Robert Liggett Georgie Herr George Herr Our City Englewood Avenue Englewood Sixty Fourth Street Langtry Joshua Miller Carroll,hio J. E. Miller C. B. Stemen

Judge Hench Supporter Promises Repeal Of Law

Editor notes county demand for repeal of the provoke law and states that if nominated and elected to the next legislature Samuel M. Hercu pledges to use every honorable means to repeal the law. April 4, 1892.

Sentinel

Malaria Sufferers urged to use Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters

A letter to the editor discusses malaria dangers in endemic regions and promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a protective and curative remedy. It also questions a Cleveland club’s partial invitation of a governor candidate and urges fair treatment of all candidates.

Panama Guatemala Tropics the Sentinel Cleveland Club Fort Wayne Messrs Berghoff Moynihan

Silk Umbrellas and Dress Fabrics Sale At Charlies

Best value and largest assortment of silk umbrellas in the city with prices 5c to 20c. Wash Bedford cards offered at 10c and 12kc per yard. Look like wool goods priced at 1.00. Pine Apple Tissue and Chantong Pongee fabrics described as finest wash dress fabrics to retail at 1.24.

Loyalty to Home Interests and Local Spending

A civic appeal urges residents to support Fort Wayne businesses rather than shopping in Chicago. It contrasts a locally minded customer who buys at home to save money with a Chicago shopper who travels for purchases. The piece argues home purchases strengthen local stores and curb out of town spending.

Fort Wayne Chicago

Special Hosiery Sale for Children and Fast Black Goods

Our own importation offers special values this week. Children’s Full regular made Fast Black Hosiery in sizes 5 to 81 priced at 12 and 15 cents per pair. A full line of Children’s Fast Black Hosiery available from 12 ½ cents up to 50 cents per pair.

Hermsdorf

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H. K. Turner Marion Township Adams Express Company West Wayne Street Will Geiger T. J. Dills Asheville N. C Fleming Manufacturing Company Pape Mr. Ford Wells & Co Charles F Lawrence Saiber Karn Bros J. C. Keller Columbus Grove J. B. Strain Bright John Craig Boone Street C. V. Brown Alice Avery Columbia City Armstrong Sorg Carl Schilling Maggie Link Troy Steam Laundry Board of State Charities Carl P. Siemon Pleiffer & Schlatter Peters’ Box and Lumber Company Wilson McQuisten Alf. Grindle Maggie Jones West Creighton Avenue England Miss Jones Iindle Cora Butford Kyle Gunskill Stuffman Street Schultz Tillie Lindemann Emanuel’s Lutheran Church Eddy Lindemann Clara Jennie Roberts Michigan Avenue Chas. W. Weller Charley Kentucky Cook and Price D.E. Hutton Geo. Serick Bliss House Carl Stafford Charlie Merryman Indianapolis Sentinel Fort Wayne Club R. J. Fisher Charles McCulloch D. N. Foster R. B. Hanna Co. D. Gorham S. C. Lumbard W. F. Ranke J. White Louis Fox F. M. Smith R. C. Bell S. M Tiarry Hathaway Ligonier Kendallville Grand Rapid Gilbert Hathaway James Bazel H. J. Beuret Emanuel Church St. Paul’s Zion's Marshal John R. Smith First Ward John W. Miller John Gappinger Fred Kriwitz Dr. Rea Joseph T. Hanna John G. Shanklin Middle Division Missouri Lutheran Synod Laporte LaGrange Standard Whitley County McNagney South Whitley J. D. Merriman South Whitley Schools Itv Electric Portrait Painting Company Will Meyers Humane Society Indiana Gustav Detzer White Bank Detser Decatur Democrat Bertha Leibman Kit Miesse Vesey Studabaker Mary Duer Guffer Joseph Kopp Wayne Commandery Allen County Medical Society McCaskey and Wheelock Wm. H. Myers Kent K. Wheelock W. P. Whery State Board of Health Indianapolis Metcalf Wirt Steele Larry Hill Grover Cleveland Cleveland Dennis Mkankakee Logansport Wabash Depot Mr. Cleveland Rockhill Journal Wright John B. Manning John Squire Gengler Antwerp Cheviots Wales DR. Moffat Madison, Ind Susan Moffett Moffat Heath Township Assessors Allcess Lane Lydia E. Pinkham Owen V. Gorseline Ashley C. Perrin Bessie E. Troxall Limited Chicaso Judge Hench Samuel M. Hercu Jackson Democrat U. S Charlies Stewart & Hahn Boston Calhoun St Foster Furniture and Carpet Company Pixley & CO Children’s Guits Wee George Dewald Oliver Oliver Steel F. M. Smith & CO Calhoun Street Oliver Cilled
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