Fort Wayne Clinic Promises Deafness Cure At Low Cost
A Fort Wayne family found affordable relief for a girl with deafness and catarrh after visiting the Red Cross Medical Association. A leading specialist had warned it would take months and be costly, but six treatments at the Red Cross cost six dollars, far cheaper than the initial estimate. The notice urges callers to visit 812 Calhoun St for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Red Cross Medical Association
Red Cross
Calhoun St
Dr Wimmerman cures cancer in sixty minutes claim
An advertisement extols Dr Wimmerman using a mild 60 minute cancer cure with one treatment and permanent results. It also promises cures for catarrh, dropsy, kidney and bladder diseases, skin conditions, and sexual organ ailments, plus facial blemishes and hair removal. Free consultations offered for the ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimmerman
Pioneer Woman Claimed by Death in Fort Wayne
Mrs. Fredericka Spangler widow of Ephraim Spangler died at 1 a m Friday at 305 Mechanics street from pneumonia at 73 years 5 months 20 days She had lived in Fort Wayne over 50 years and was well known Survived by children Mrs William Kleinschmidt Mrs J B Hines Mrs J D Carl Mrs William Law Mrs Barney Mahan Mil waukee and others There are step children listed Funeral services Monday at 2 p m from the residence Rev J W Campbell officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericka Spangler
Ephraim Spangler
Mechanic Street
Barney Mahan
van Buren
S&s. C. Branden
Joseph Meyers
Milwaukee
Henry
William Meyers
Daniel Spangler
John Spangler
D. R. McFeeley
Fred Meyers
Neil McLafferty
J. W. Campbell
Pioneer Allen county resident Eliza Spitler dies at 84
Mrs. Eliza Spitler, longtime Allen county resident and widow of Henry Spitler, died Friday at 6 30 am at her daughter Mrs William Treace near Cedarville after a brief illness. She would have turned 85 in May born in Cumberland county Pennsylvania she moved to Allen county forty five years ago Surviving children are L H Spitler Muncie John Spitler Perry Township William Spitler Kendallville and Mrs William Treace Cedar Creek township Seven grandchildren and several great grandchildren survive She was a Methodist Episcopal church member since age 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Spitler
Allen County
William Treace
Cedarville
Spitler
Henry Spitler
Cumberland County
L. H. Spitler
Muncie
John Spitler
Perry Township
William Spitler
Kendallville
Cedar Creek Township
Methodist Episcopal Church
Death of 6 year old Anna Vollmerding at 918 Hugh Street
Anna Vollmerding six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Vollmerding died Thursday afternoon from bronchial pneumonia after ten days illness. Surviving relatives include parents three brothers Carl Herman and Fred and three sisters Mamie Lena and Frieda
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Vollmerding
Fred Vollmerding
Hugh Street
Carl
Herman
Fred
Mamie
Lena
Frieda
Infant Ertel Dies at Four Months Old
Caroline G. Ertel infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ertel 1711 East Washington street died Friday morning from spasms aged 4 months 6 days Funeral services Sunday at 3 30 from the residence and at 4 from St Marys Catholic church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline G. Ertel
Joseph Ertel
East Washington Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Infant Lawrence Leininger Dies of Pneumonia
Lawrence Leininger infant son of Mr and Mrs John Leininger of 484 Chicago street died at 5 15 Friday morning from pneumonia following measles at age 1 year 19 days He fell ill after his mother and five siblings had measles and recovered Funeral services from the residence Saturday at 2 oclock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Leininger
John Leininger
Chicago Street
Death of Mrs. Melissa M Foncannon at 63
Mrs. Melissa M Foncannon, wife of Oliver P Foncannon, died Wednesday afternoon at 3 from Brights disease and apoplexy after an extended illness. A native of Seneca county Ohio she was 63. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 30 PM from the residence with Rev A K Zartman presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa M. Foncannon
Oliver P. Fonecanton
Bright
Fonecannon
Seneca County
A. K. Zartman
Infant Helen Pranger Dies at 18 Months in City
Helen Pranger infant daughter of William Pranger of 1005 Harmer Street died Thursday morning at St. Vincent's Orphan asylum aged 18 months. Her mother died in January. Remains were moved from Schone undertaking rooms to the residence. Funeral services Saturday at 1 30 from the residence and later from St. Mary's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Pranger
William Pranger
Harmer Street
St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum
Schone
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Death of Bertha Bohley Aged 7 in Brain Fever
Bertha Bohley daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Bohley of 1226 Swinney Ave died at 1:30 AM Thursday from brain fever aged 7. She is survived by her mother two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at 2:00 PM from Emmaus Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bohley
Elizabeth Bohley
Swinney Ave
Emmaus Lutheran Churen
Obituary Notice of Local Resident From Hesse Cassel
A long time Madison township resident, prior to moving to Marion township a few years ago, is described as an estimable citizen and is survived by several children. Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 AM from St Joseph's Catholic Church in Hesse Cassel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Township
Madison Township
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Hesse
Cassel
Edward Blair Died of Tuberculosis at 18
Edward E Blair son of Laban Blair of 7830 Home avenue died at 3 this morning from tuberculosis at age 18 years 8 months 17 days. Interment set for Monday at 1 pm in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Blair
Laban Blair
Home Avenue
New Haven
Mrs Catherine Ruppel Dies at 81 in Fort Wayne
Mrs Catherine Ruppel widow of Paul Ruppel died at 1 a m Tuesday at 738 East Wayne street after a brief illness aged 81 years 2 months 4 days. A native of Germany she had lived in Fort Wayne 51 years and is survived by one daughter Miss Josephine Ruppel. She belonged to the Rosary and Altar societies of St Marys Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Ruppel
Paul Ruppel
East Wayne Street
Ruppel
Germany
Fort Wayne
Josephine Ruppel
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Retirement years end for Fort Wayne resident William S. Graham
William S. Graham aged 78 died at his home 2013 Clinton Street at 9 55 p m Sunday after a week long illness from a severe cold while tending flowers. A Edinburg Scotland native who moved to America at age 7 and lived in Pittsburgh long where he was a yardmaster then an engineer for the Pennsylvania Railroad later retiring to Fort Wayne five years ago. He belonged to Third Presbyterian church and is survived by his widow two sons and three daughters including Belle Graham of the Rurode Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Graham
Clinton Street
Mr. Graham
Edinburg
Scotland
America
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Resident Isaac Osenbaugh Dies at 80
Isaac Osenbaugh longtime Fort Wayne resident dies at home on Wayne trace from erysipelas aged eighty. He worked for the Pennsylvania company and cut down the first tree at Crestline Ohio depot site. Survived by widow and four children Isaac, John K, Eliza J Seekment, Elizabeth Linden. Interment at New Haven after services Tuesday at 1 p.m. Reverend Ruhl officiates. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Osenbaugh
Fort Wayne
Wayne Trace
Osenbaugh
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Crestline
Ohio
John K. Osenbaugh
Michigan
Eliza J. Seekment
Elizabeth Linden
Ruhl
New Haven
C. F. Niman
W. M. Croussinger
C. Weakes
J. Hageman
J. Jensen
Jesse Plumley
Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery Ad Claims
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as nourishing blood to calm nerves and boost vitality. It criticizes alcohol-based tonics, touts no alcohol, and notes endorsements by medical authorities. Also promotes The Common Sense Medical Adviser and Dr Pierce s Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Golden Medical
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Local Resident Dies of Tuberculosis at 35
Occupation noted. Died Saturday night at home 626 Lafayette Street from tuberculosis at age 35. He had slept in a tent during much of the winter hoping the open air would help. Survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Street
Lawler
Four year old Louise Paulman dies of pneumonia
Louise Paulman youngest child of Mr and Mrs Edward Paulman 2802 South Wayne avenue died at 7 00 am Monday from pneumonia after three weeks illness. Father is a fireman for Banner Laundering company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Paulman
Edward Paulman
South
Wayne Avenue
Banner Laundering Company
Infant Leonard Davis Dies at Six Months
Leonard Fay Davis died at 8 o'clock this morning at the family home 730 High street. He was six months and twenty one days old. Born to Mr. and Mrs. James F. Davis the infant's loss is mourned by the family and local relatives.
Osterman Pioneer Farmer Dies at 76 in Lake Township
John B Osterman a pioneer farmer of Lake township died Sunday at his Arcola area home aged 76 years 3 months and 27 days Death followed age related infirmities He was born in Hanover Germany and came to Allen county in 1860 He is survived by five children A W Heidrich and Charles Heidrich both of Arcola Mrs Charles Boneuf of Arcola and Mrs Mary Manweiler of this city There are twenty three grandchildren and a brother Henry Osterman of Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Osterman
Lake Township
Arcola
Osterman
Hanover
Germany
Allen County
A. W. Heidrich
Charles Heidrich
Alton
Ill
Charles Boneuf
Mary Manweiler
Henry Osterman
Fort Wayne
Death of John Rapp, Arcola farmer at 56
John Rapp, a prominent Lake township farmer near Arcola, died Sunday at his home at 6 pm after a year long illness. He was 56 and esteemed by many. He belonged to Fort Wayne lodge of Ellis and Fort Wayne lodge No 14, I C O F. Surviving are his widow and six children Mrs John Workman Agnes Crawford Miss Kittie Rapp William Max and Donald Rapp all of Arcola or area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rapp
Arcola
Lake Township
John Workman
City
Agnes Crawford
Kittie Rapp
William
Max and
Donald Rapp
Indiana Political Convention Opens at 2 PM with Keynote
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock the convention opens with James P. Goodrich as state chairman and Rev. Hiram W. Kellogg giving the invocation. Con gressman Brick is named temporary chairman and delivers the keynote. Governor Hanly, Senators Beveridge and Hemenway, and Washington delegates will speak. Nominations proceed Thursday morning with four contested races and several state officers listed, including state auditor and supreme court justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Goodrich
Hiram W. Kellogg
Brick
Hanly
Beveridge
Hemenway
Washington
Supreme Court
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Fourth District
Arranging June Primaries Prompted by County Committee
The Democratic county central committee met at city hall to form a seven member special committee for preliminary primary planning for June 1. The panel will be named by Chairman Smith at the April 21 meeting and will handle all related campaign arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
City Hall
Smith
Adams
Cedar Creek
Eel River
Jackson
Lake
Madison
Marion
Maumee
Monroe
Perry
Pleasant
Washington
New Haven
Jefferson
Dowie Denied Liens as Chicago Visit Continues
Dowie supporters in Chicago dispute Wilhite and Stearns claims. Deacon Lewis asserts Dowie has ample income to fight any suit, while Deacon Peters calls the sheriff papers spiteful. Stearns allegedly claims $500 for personal services, which Dowie’s camp rejects as unjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Dowie
Deacon Lewis
Wilhite
Dr. Dowie
James F. Peters
William G. Stearns
Dowie Backlash Sparks Zion City Silent Arrival
Zion City residents proceed with ordinary work while Overseer Voliva questions John Alexander Dowie’s legitimacy and outlines plans to present charges and possible legal action upon his arrival. The text notes a transfer of Zion to Deacon Granger and promises cautious treatment if Dowie submits quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowie
Zion
Deacon Granger
Zion City
San Antonio
St. Louis
Shiloh
Miss Anna Bierbaum Dies at 22 in Milwaukee
Miss Anna L H Bierbaum daughter of Mrs Fredericka Bierbaum died Sunday at 723 Taylor Street after a five month illness caused by a complication of diseases. She formerly worked at the electric works and is survived by her mother two brothers Fred and William Bierbaum and one sister Frieda Bierbaum. She was a member of the Young People's society of St John’s Reform church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. H. Bierbaum
Fredericka Bierbaum
Taylor Street
Miss Bierbaum
Electric Works
Fred
Wiliam Bierbaum
Frieda Bierbaum
Young People’s Society of St. John’s Reformed Church
Infant James Castle Dies at Three Months
James Robert Castle the infant son of Mr and Mrs C E Castle of 2421 Force Street died Thursday from congestive brain condition at age three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robert Castle
Marriage Licenses Granted to Six Couples
Alfred J. Wraight a painter weds Lottie Lahrman Gustav H. Paul a shipping clerk weds Alma Ethel Crawford Lem Holwey a motorman weds Nor ley Haddad Charles Dissinger an iron worker weds Jessie Ryder Grant L. Soliday a flue worker weds Norma C. Miller Jacob Rajan a farmer weds Eva May Keller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Wraight
Lottie Lahrman
Gustav H. Paul
Alma Ethel Crawford
Lem Holwey
Norley Haddad
Charles Dissinger
Jessie Ryder
Grant L. Soliday
Norma C. Miller
Jacob Rajan
Eva May Keller
Death of Herman W. T. Fuhrmann at Bass foundry
Herman W. T. Fuhrmann a 32 year old molder at the Bass foundry died at 4 45 am Saturday at his home 2918 South Calhoun street from pneumonia He was born in Adams county and married in June 1900 to Henrietta Emrick of Hoagland His wife and foster mother Mrs Catherine Fuhrmann of Hoagland are immediate relatives Remains may be viewed at the residence after 2 pm Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman W. T. Fuhrmann
Bass Foundry
South
Calhoun Street
Fuhrmann
Adams County
Henrietta Emrick
Hoagland
Catherine Fuhrmann
William Stoner 68 Dies of Tuberculosis at Fort Wayne Home
William Stoner aged 68 died at 3 30 a m Monday at his home 608 Walnut street Fort Wayne from tuberculosis He was a native of Whitley county and had lived in Fort Wayne about six years selling extracts in the city Surviving relatives include his widow and three children Charles R Stoner of Whitley county and Misses Anna and Lula Stoner of Fort Wayne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stoner
Walnut Street
Stoner
Whitley County
Fort Wayne
Charles R. Stoner
Anna
Lula Stoner
Natal statistics from New Haven to Brooklyn
Birth notices list five newborns with parental names and addresses. A Sears Kintz couple in New Haven welcome a daughter. Geo Mong of Riverside Avenue has a girl. Wm Schnit ker of Walton Avenue greets a son. Elmer E Nis wonger of Brooklyn Avenue reports a boy. Fishbach of Hoagland welcomes a daughter.
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Sears Kintz
New Haven
Geo. Mong
Riverside Avenue
Wm. Schnitker
Walton Avenue
Elmer E. Niswonger
Brooklyn Avenue
Fishbach
Hoagland
Death of Jacob DeHaven in Troy Ohio at 82
Capt. Harrison DeHaven notified yesterday of the death of his brother Jacob DeHaven at Troy Ohio aged 82. He was part of a pioneer Allen county family. their old homestead is now Swinney park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison ‘DeHaven
Jacob DeHaven
Troy
Allen County
Swinney Park
Death of Alexander Muench A longtime Allen County farmer
Nicholas Muench, a well known farmer and lifelong Allen County resident, died at his home in Mare township on Saturday morning at 2 15 after a brief illness from pneumonia. He was 68 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Muench
Allen County
Mare Fon
Child of Force Street Dies at St Vincent Orphan Home
Helen Genth daughter of Michael Genth of 2925 Force street died at 8 o'clock Monday morning at St Vincent's orphan home from septicaemia at age three. Her mother died two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Genth
Michael Genth
Force Street
St. Vincent's Orphan Home
Blanche Gerrity Dies in St Vincent's Asylum at 12
Blanche Gerrity, inmate of St Vincent's orphan asylum, died Sunday from bronchial pneumonia at age 12 years 2 months 6 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Gerrity
St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
Awe as Hidden Room Sparks Presidential Speculation
The discovery of a concealed room at the official residence fuels speculation about a leaders fate and the campaign ahead. Observers weigh whether the find will empower or condemn the figure to becomes a discredited prophet in the eyes of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
McGoogan Seeks Consular Post Over Congress Run
Dr George B McGoogan deputy revenue collector in Fort Wayne seeks a consular post in a Spanish speaking country. Washington dispatches say Representative Gilbert asked the president to appoint him and he is viewed as having good chances. Also notes Otis Ballou and J W Hanan campaign for the Democratic nomination and local party appointments and county tickets in Whitley and Fort Wayne regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. McGoogan
Congress
Gilbert
McGoogan
Washington
Dr. McGoogan
Teachers Meet in South Bend Concludes 24th Indiana Convention
The 24th annual Northern Indiana Teachers Association convention ends in Lafayette with officers elected: President W. P. Modlin of Hartford City, Vice President Wm Clem of South Bend, Secretary Miss Elizabeth Baxter Union City, Treasurer W A Mills Crawfordsville, Railroad Secretary W A Hill Hammond. The closing session, at Purdue University, focuses on manual training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
W. P. Modlin
Hartford City
Wm. Clem
South Bend
Elizabeth Baxter
Union City
W. A. Mills
Crawfordsville
W. A. Hill
Hammond
Purdue University
Market Collapse in Naples Kills Many People
A deadly disturbance at a Naples market ends in a roof collapse leaving numerous corpses unidentifiable. Authorities faced blame for unsafe conditions and insufficient funds for repairs as crowds gather while police and carbineers restrain them. Rescue efforts continue amid rubble and chaos.
Freeland Elected Mayor of Stur iuel-DY
Freeland, formerly of Middlebury in Elkhart County, has won the mayoral election for Sturgill-DY with a clear majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeland
Middlebury
Elkhart County
Stur Iuel
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement From Fort Wayne
A Fort Wayne resident Mrs Jos Ankenbruck at 30 Erie Street testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills helped her son George with kidney trouble and backache. The advertisement urges readers to buy the product for 60 cents, distributed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sale agents for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ankenbruck
Erie Street
Dean
George
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Births Reported in Local Townships
Birth announcements list multiple families welcoming new children. Ernest C Theis family has a daughter. J C Weiman of Monroe township has a daughter. August Filling of Madison township has a son. Edward Girard of Jackson township has a son. Oliver Lothamer of Jackson township has a son. Charles Marquette of Madison township has a daughter. Charles Roasswurn of Monroe township has a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest C. Theis
J. C. Weiman
Monroe Township
August Filling
Madison Township
Edward Girard
Jackson Township
Oliver Lothamer
Charles Marquette
Charles Roasswurn
Fort Wayne Liquor Dealers Elect Officers in Annual Meeting
The Fort Wayne Licensed Liquor Dealers association held its annual officers election Tuesday afternoon. Elected President John C. Helmkamp Vice President Otto F. Strodel Corresponding Secretary Barney Webber Financial Secretary Henry Baral Treasurer George Ortlieb Trustees Perry Stahl chair Henry Braun Sam C. Miner Joseph Bogenschusetz Herman Hoppe Inner Guard John Rohrer About 180 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Licensed Liquor Dealers’ Association
John C. Helmkamp
Otto F. Strodel
Barney Webber
Henry Baral
George Ortlieb
Perry Stahl
Henry Braun
Sam C. Miner
Joseph Bogenschusetz
Herman Hoppe
John Rohrer
Nickey Farm Sold to Soldier Company for 45000
The Soldier company of this city buys the 690 acre Nickey farm along Allen county western line for 45000. Former Hazelton estate property previously owned by A B Nickey of Princeton. farm well stock. Possession not given until March next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Soldier Company
A. B. Nickey
Allen County
Hazelton
Dr. Pierce
Princeton
Nickey
Ely's Cream Balm Restores Senses for Nasal Catarrh
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for nasal catarrh and cocaine dullness, claiming relief from nasal discharge stuffed nose and eye watering. It emphasizes direct application to the sore spot and notes the price 50 cents with mail order from Big Bros. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Big Bros
Warren Street
New York
Aboit Township Sunday School Convention at Friendship Church
The Aboit township Sunday school convention will meet at Friendship church one mile north of Homestead station on the Southwestern interurban line next Sunday April 15. Township President Clay urges dinners and all day attendance with a full program of songs classes reviews sermons and department addresses led by A S Covell J F C McEakin Hackett McFadden Gibson Wilson and De G Wilson. Benediction by GEO L Cooper. Also notice: wallpaper sales by L O Hull at 830 Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aboit Township
Friendship Church
Homestead Station
Clay
A. S. Covell
J. F. C. MceMakin
Christian Service
BE. A. K. Hackett
Mabel McFadden
Home Department
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Racycle
A. J. Roussey
Harrigon Street
Pire Rt
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ERTEL
Leininger
Foncannon
Pranger
Bohley
Blair
Graham
Paulman
Rapp
Prophet Dowie
Chicago
Prophet
John Alexander Dowie
J. A. Dowie
Voliva
Associated Press
Bierbaum
Castle
Natal Statistics
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M’googan
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Lagrange
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Garrett
Mr. Feick
J. M. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Socialist Party
Martin Metzgar
John Brunskill
O. C. McDonald
Indianapolis
C. C. Haines
Columbia City
T. A. McLaughlin
Perry L. Bentz
John W. Brandt
D. H. Tantlinger
Frank Eyler
David A. Walter
Jesse H. Briggs
Benjamin F. Sell
Gottlieb Kunberger
John M. Mowrey
William C. Long
Fred G. Binder
John G. Emrick
Isaiah Lehman
George W. Laird
Jacob Keiser
William M. Crabill
W. H. Blodgett
Indianapolis News
Judge Heaton
E. G. Hoffman
Northern Indiana Association
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Naples
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