Tragic Death of Mrs. Sadie Sites Near Aboite
Mrs. Sadie Sites, 35, wife of farmer Albert Sites, died in a highway cart accident near Aboite after her fascinator tangled in a wheel. Coroner Barnett investigates. she leaves five children and a heart trouble history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Sites
Albert Sites
Lafayette Township
Aboite
Elmer Smith
Alcotte
Roanoke
Andrew Bowersock
Mr. Sites
Smith
Henry Fisher
Pretty Home Wedding At Kemp Residence
A warm home wedding united Miss Anna Kemp and Henry Wartz at 17 High Street. Attendants were Lena Wurtz and Emma Kemp. Victor Kemp served as groomsman. Rev Bohn officiated as the Olympia band serenaded the couple. The couple will reside in a furnished cottage on East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kemp
High Street
Anna
Henry Wartz
Lena Wurtz
Cincinnati
Emma Kemp
Victor Kemp
Bohn
Trinity Lutheran Church
Olympia
Wurtz
East Washington Street
General Alger Receives Warm Acclaim in Porto ioo
Porto Nicius Grest reports secretary Alger acclaimed during a visit to the island of Porto ioo on April 7. Gen. Russell A. Alger is praised for his leadership and presence as the gathering runs smoothly and ends with public endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Nicius Grest
Alger
Poxog
Island of
Porto Ioo
Russel A. Alger
General's Delighted Tour Reaches San Juan Tomorrow
A French hotel scene during an evening in a town lit in his honor. The general, enjoying Porto Rico, departs at dawn and will travel the island road to reach San Juan by tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
San Juan
Estate Tax Owed Found in Noble County Case
Deputy Revenue Collector McGoogan returning from Albion identified another estate under the revenue law due for legacy tax. The estate of Leonard Hartman, who died in Kendallville in October, shows personal property over ten thousand dollars subject to tax. Four such cases have appeared since last Jane, with none in Allen county. Noble, Lagrange, Steuben counties report additional cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGoogan
Albion
Leonard Hartman
Kendallville
Jane
Allen County
Noble County
Lagrange County
Steuven County
Foot Amputation At St Josephs Hospital
Weasley Lindsey from near Huntertown had his left foot amputated midway between ankle and knee at St Josephs Hospital Friday morning by Dr C B Szemén with assistants Dr Enslow and Dr Kesler. He remains in critical condition from blood poisoning after sleeping outdoors in a straw stack ten days earlier. The operation aimed to save his life, though the prognosis is not encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Hospital
C. B. Szemén
Enslow
Kesler
Weasley Lindsey
Lindsey
Huntertown
Stamen
Power Station near jail to start in ten days
County Commissioners Ferguson and Orff announced to Tax Santinez that a new power station beside the jail will be ready to tear within ten days. Machinery is installed and could be started soon to supply heat and power for the jail using funds already paid last month. Plumbers Hatters ley are preparing for the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Orff
Tax Santinez
Hattersley
Reform Work Plans Presented By Fort Wayne Visit
Senator T. E. Ellison announced Fort Wayne residents will have a chance to learn about modern reformatory methods. Rev. J. W. Comfort, Indiana reformatory chaplain at Jeffersonville, will visit this month to speak at city pulpits about reform work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Ellison
Tar Sentinel
Fort Wayne
J. W. Comfort
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Boy Sent to Reform School by Judge O'Rourke
Fifteen year old Joe Ross living with his widowed mother on East Wayne street was brought before Judge O Rourke as an incorrigible. The judge ordered his transfer to the reform school at Plainfield with the mother present in court. The boy appeared unconcerned about his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ross
East Wayne Street
Mary A. Mellinger
Fort Wayne
Wells Street
S M. Hench
O'Rourke
Indianapolis Street Railway Franchise Signed and Terms
A thirty four year contract for the Indianapolis Street Railway company was signed in Indianapolis on April 6. The city will receive 1 160 000 in cash in installments. Fares are five cents with six tickets for a quarter and twenty five tickets for one dollar with transfer privileges. The company covers paving between the tracks and eighteen inches on each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapoolis
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Life saved by Dr. King's New Discovery in Hannibal
Hannibal resident J E Lilly recalls a dire battle with typhoid fever that led to pneumonia before using Dr King s New Discovery. He credits one bottle with great relief and full recovery, praising the medicine as a rapid cure for throat and lung issues. Regular sizes cost 60 cents, guaranteed by druggists. Mayer of the Barode dry (likely Barode dry goods) noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lilly
Hannibal
Root Will Case Decided Valid and Public
Judge O Rourke sustains the will of the deceased, fixes New York as residence, and allocates $10,000 to Mrs Lincoln, $1,000 to each of two relatives, with the remainder to Mrs Ew ing and Miss Switzer. Various court actions follow including guardianship, probate, and trials in circuit and superior courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’rourks
Root
New York
Tadge O’rourke
Lincoln
Mr. Root
Neals
Mary Ewing
Commissioners’ Office
Baltes Land, Stone and Oil Company
William Bergman
Claude Racine
Jacob Racine
G. W. McKee
Deceared
Lester
Leroy
Koldford
Wayne Knitting Mills
Dawson
McCausland
Dr. McCausland
Dakota
Sherif Melching
Martin Perry
Pleasant Township
Samuel Cain
New Haven
Theresa Rupple
William Rupple
A. H. Bittenger
Henry Forstmeyer
Washington Township
Julia F. Randall
Louis
Thetis Koshler
P. A. Randall
Rowe
William Block
Sophia Block
Squire Crippen
Samuel Kain
Crippen
Bird
G. G. Bruch
J. W. Bilderback
Kain
Charles J. Goheen
Charles McQuiston
Edmund C. Bennard
August C. Brandt
Frederick Brandt
Board of County Commissioners
Ira S. Grubb
George Zeimmer
Lesare Snyder
Dorsey Road
Scipio Township
Frank Alderman
Scott Swan
O'Rourke
Edward C. Pelz
Frederick L. Bechtold
Chauncey
Mary Jacobs
James Jacobs
Board of Children’s Guardians
Louis Bobilya
John Porter
Miller
No Right to Ugliness and Health Advice
A health advice snippet asserts that beauty comes from health, noting that weakness or illness leads to nervous irritability and skin problems. It promotes Electric Bitters as the best remedy for constipation kidney trouble and impure blood causing pimples and a wretched complexion.
Artful Dining Versus Excess in Entertaining
A writer in What to Eat argues that true dinner art is rare and difficult. The piece criticizes American overindulgence and outlines a five to six course structure: soup, fish, entree, roast, vegetables, an entrement, and fruit. European hosts typically limit vegetables to one or two accompanying a main dish.
Practical Household Hints From The Woman's Home Companion
A collage of thrift advice covers waste avoidance with tips on using stale bread in puddings and cakes, avoiding excessive fire, proper broom use, and efficient washing. It includes recipes and methods for bread crusts, hops tea for sleep and liver, oil cloth care, bunion remedies, egg and parsnip dishes, and moth control.
Inspirational health advice from Mrs. Pinkharm in Lynn Mass
The Blues great influence boosts women to seek strength through Mrs. Pinkharm’s guidance. Effie Perkins of Pearl, Louisiana, notes failing medical treatments and praises vegetable compound pills for liver and pain relief, urging others to try remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Garretson
Bound Brook
N. J
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Effie Perkins
Pearl
Prxattam
Ledta E. Pinkham
Owil
M. L. Shears
Gun Marsh
Mick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Albert Sites
Anna Kemp
Wesley Lindsey
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Reform School
Judge O'Rourke
Mayer
Pisinus
May Kick
Alfred Kick
Louise Didier McDonald
Francis X Didier
Henry Colerick
Edward Nowek
Minnie J. Englert
George Englert
Hon. R. 8. Taylor
R. T. McDonald
New Orleans
McDonald
Louis P. Hart
Hart
Taylor
Elon Ryan
Hon. E. Ellison
J. F. Schell
Messrs. Harding
Porter
Antrup
Valentine
Grobér
Captain Allen
Commissioners Room
Chicago
Christian Baade
F. C. Thiele
Jacob Keyser Viewere
Samuel Karn
Conover Bros. Co
P. B. Colerick
William Meyer, Jr
Dannia Gorman
Gottleib Niemann
Marie Noblenhaus E
Bell & Donaghman
Hartford City
Robert P. Franklin
Montpelier Light and Water Company
Bell & Doughman
West Virginia
Indiana
the Blues
Joseph Kine
Sabina
Oto
eDran
Lydia E. Zham
Wartec
T. Rong
Lydia I. Bini
Spring Grove
Fort Wazee
Ind
Wiles Eset
Fort Waynson
Undertaker
Robert Klaehn
West Main
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