Favorite Prescription Promises Easier Childbirth
A testimonial claims Dr. Vieres's Favorite Prescription eases parturition and improves mother and child health during gestation. Mrs. Mallie J. Grimes of Flomaton, Escambia reports a larger, healthier baby and smoother birth after three bottles and pellets. Also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for obstinate constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maisier
Vieres
Mallie J. Grimes
Flomaton
Mscambia
Tam
Pierce
Non-Resident Defendants Noted in Indiana Divorce Action
Allen County Court assigns notice in the April term 1900 for Anna M. Russell versus Joseph M. Russell. The defendant, a non resident, must appear before the judge by the Sunday of June 1900 to answer or demur. otherwise the complaint will be heard in absentia. Frank J. Belot, Clerk. M. T. Stokes, attorney.
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State of
Indiana
Allen County
Superior Court of
Anna M. Russell
Joseph M. Russell
Card Court
Local births and public notes from Pleasant township area
A son born to Mr and Mrs Samuel Ake of Pleasant township is announced. Various local notes report moves, hospitalizations, surgeries and recoveries including Miss Helen Franke leaving St Joseph hospital for home, and Mrs Lehman and Dr W H Myers involved in gallstone and appendectomy cases. Lucas County items list property deals, new constructions, wagon accidents, a horse injury and several travels and engagements of local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ake
Pleasant Township
Charles Dunfee
California
S. E. Wiest
Margaret Fitzpatrick
Rurode
Peter E. Pickard
West Wayne Street
William Peltier
Will Bostick
New Haven
Mr. Black
F. B. Stonecifer
M. L. Galbreath
Columbia City
Pierceton
Lehman
Indiana
St. Joseph Hospital
W. H. Myers
Plans for a new Fort Wayne grocery house under way
B W Skelton leads plans to form a substantial stock company to establish a large retail grocery house in Fort Wayne. The venture, described as amply capitalized and run by business professionals, aims for a central location and stock matching the city’s needs. Details and names of associates are not yet released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Skelton
Imperial
Columbia and
Harrison Streets
Fort Wayne
the Sentinel
Skelton
Reorganization Planned for Four-Year-Old Group
Capt. H. W. Dickman, pioneer organizer, notes the group will largely increase its membership and a meeting will be called soon to effect a reorganization for the coming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Dickman
Catholic Benevolent League Granted State License
The supreme council of the Catholic Benevolent League was licensed to do business in the state today as a fraternal beneficiary order. The league, organized in Fort Wayne a few weeks ago, has Fort Wayne men as its principal officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Supreme Council of the Catholic Benevolent League
Fort Wayne
Narrow escape as doctor is thrown from buggy on Calhoun
Dr. J. W. McCausland narrowly avoided serious injury Tuesday morning when his buggy overturned after a wagon collided with it on Calhoun street between Washington and Wayne. The neck yoke caught the rear wheel, flipping the buggy and dragging the cover about fifty feet. He was badly bruised and shaken but not seriously hurt as several rigs narrowly avoided hitting him.
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Thomas Ryan
St. Joe Hospital
Lincoln Thomas
Ira Sowles
Packerton
Ind
Isabel Thomas
Mary Schele
Chicago
Madison Street
Paul E. Wolt
William Mungovan
Mungovan
Warren Wynegan
Springfield
Ill
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Mr. Wynegan
Henry Freistoffey
Kohrman
Broadway
Joseph LaForce
Valparaiso
LaForce
Peter Passino
Peter Carter
Philip Ketchum
Hope Hospital
Huntington Road
New York
Dennis
Williams
Meyer Bros. & Co
J. Lion Smith
Smith
Huntington
Democrat
Matie
Josie Ward
Spencerville
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Academy of the Sacred Heart
Ward
Marshal McCarthy
Weatherhogg
Will Bostick
Lafayette Street
Berry
Main Streets
East Main Street
Joseph Baker
M. F. Noll
Lafayette
Jefferson
Daniel Mathias
Allen County
W. G. Byrne
J. W. McCausland
Calhoun Street
Washington
Wayne
Allen County Postmasters Form Mutual Improvement League
The Allen County League of Fourth-Class Postmasters formed in this city last Wednesday with 33 members, inviting all fourth-class postmasters in the county. Officers are President Washington Cunton, Huntertown. Vice President M Garman, Leo. Secretary Treasurer H A Miller, Hoagland. A bylaws committee includes M Garman and J Rothgeb. The group aims to improve efficiency through idea exchange and will join the state organization, with the next meeting set for June 3 in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County League of
Allen County
Washington Cunton
Huntertown
M. Garman
Leo
H. A. Miller
Hoagland
Lee
J. Rothgeb
Gar Creek
United States Court Room
Tts
Allen County League
Humane Society Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Humane Society held its annual meeting in A. H. Bittinger’s office Tuesday afternoon. A. H. Bittinger was elected president for the coming year with Rev. D. W. Moffat and George H. Wilson as first and second vice presidents. Charles E. Archer was named secretary and John Mohr treasurer. Directors for one year include Rev. D. W. Moffat Rev. H. P. Dannecker Dr. E J. McOscar Mrs. M. B. Gorsline Mrs. J. A. Graham J. F. W. Meyer Geo. E. Loesch E. A. K. Hackett and A. H. Sittinger. A resolution thanked retiring president George H. Wilson for eight years of service. Secretary Archer’s report began with receipts and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Wilson
the Humane Society
A. H. Bittinger
Society
Charles E. Archer
John Mohr
D. W. Moffat
H. P. Dannecker
E J. McOscar
M. B. Gorsline
J. A. Graham
J. F. W. Meyer
Geo. E. Loesch
E. A. K. Hackett
A. H. Sittinger
George H. Wilson
C. E. Archer
Archer
Horse Driven by Doctor Flees Through Broadway Chase
Dr. Ed Rabus and William Fleming rode a horse that suddenly bolted on Broadway Tuesday. Both leapt clear. Fleming unhurt, Rabus suffered a deep cut over the eye and was treated by Dr. Ranke. The buggy had minor damage and the horse was halted near Berry and Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rabus
Broadway
Corn for India Famine Aid Rally in Topeka
Governor Stanley led a mass meeting in Topeka Kansas to raise a million bushels of corn for Indian famine sufferers. Rev M Sheldon opened with a $1000 pledge from profits of the Sheldon edition of the Capital. A Stanley chaired committee will canvass Kansas for funds. $1500 and a car load of corn were pledged.
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Topeka
Kas
Stanley
Rev
Co. M. Sheldon
Sheldon
Boy Hurt After Delivery Wagon Accident
Glenn Lamb ten years old of High Street was struck by a delivery wagon on Tuesday around 5 30 p m. The Wheels passed over him causing severe internal injuries with no bone breaks. He was taken home and Dr Stults treated him. recovery will take considerable time.
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Glenn
Samuel Lamb
High Street
Stults
Silas B. Cobb Dies in Chicago After Long Business Career
Silas B. Cobb, prominent in Chicago business for over 50 years, died of pneumonia today. Born January 1812 in Montpelier Vermont, he served as president of the Chicago City Railway when its first cable line was built and later funded religious and educational causes. His Cobbhall at the University of Chicago cost 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Silas B. Cobb
Mr. Cobb
Montpelier
Chicago City Railway Company
Million Bottles Given Away by Dr King’s Discovery
Proponents report more than ten million free trial bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds distributed to the public. The ad claims cures for asthma bronchitis la grippe and all throat chest and lung diseases with a free trial bottle from Dreier Bros and a guaranteed regular size priced at 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Dreier Bros
Adams County Farmer Seeks Federal Bankruptcy Adjudication
William C. Franefield, an Adams county farmer, files in a United States court here for bankruptcy under federal law. He lists liabilities at 1677.81 with no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Franefield
Adams County
Ladies Committee Appointed for Cathedral Fair
A Ca thedral ladies committee met in Library hall on Wednesday afternoon and named a nine member group to assist with next month’s Cathedral fair. Chair Mrs J M Dinnen, other members include Mrs John B Reuss Mrs W W P Breen Mrs W H Dreier Mrs James Fox Mrs Peter Moran Mrs Kilian Baker Mrs P J McDonald and Miss Agness O Connell.
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Library Hall
J. M. Dinnen
John B. Reuss
W.W. P. Breen
W. H. Dreier
James Fox
Peter Moran
Kilian Baker
P.J. McDonald
Agness O’connell
Nickel Plate Road Offers Easter Vacation Excursion Tickets
The Nickel Plate Road sells student excursion tickets for Easter vacation at one and one third cents per mile round trip. Tickets available the day before school ends, on closing day, and the day after with a return window covering the vacation period. Inquire agents. Also promote White Leaf Flour with a free set of silver table spoons and guaranteed sacks from WM. H. BRADI & BRO. Bloomingdale Mills.
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WM. H
School Closed After Chicken Pox Outbreak
A rural school in St. Joe township No 10 three miles north of the city is shut as several cages thought to contain chicken pox prompt a county health inquiry. Authorities plan an investigation into the disease and its spread. Captain Ranke has received a request from the Adjutant General for post office addresses of all members of the Twenty-eighth pattery.
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Joe Township
Ranke
Adjutant. General
Post Office
Pattery
Bryan Soldiers' Club Plans Reorganization
The Bryan Soldiers' club, once prominent in the campaign, announces plans to reorganize and redefine its structure and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Soldiers’ Club
Personal notices from F Pfeiffer rooms 6 7 Bass Block
Short classified item lists real estate or personal security notices for F Pfeiffer located in rooms 6 and 7 of the Bass Block. The fragment indicates an address or contact point but lacks full details of action or deadline.
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Bass Block
Wanted Butts or Small Timber of Any Kind
Wanted butts or small timber of any kind. Address: The Raul Meto, Bloom, or as directed.
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Raul
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Warren Bireot
D. B. Gard
Ghronic
Andor
Wayne Street
Forayne
Diether Lumber CO
Red Cedar
Helen Franke
PROBA
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Humane Society Officers
Financial Report
D. W
Myr. Schlaudroff
Old National Bank
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Sena
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India
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CLUB
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Columbia St
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Express
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F.E. Encell & Company
Dearborn Street
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Bax
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