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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1892

Page

3

Burglary, births, and local notes in Ossian area

A bustling local page reports a Wells and Third street burglary with no losses, several births including a girl for the Babcock and Rodgers families, a long list of residents traveling or visiting, church and school notices, new appointments, a rebel flag in Montgomery Hamilton’s possession, and upcoming events in Fort Wayne and surrounding towns.

Fred Rodgers Washington Street M. Mintch New Haven Hadley John Henry Mitchell Ossian Ind Effie Johns Columbia City Alice Hamill West Washington Street

Allen County Democrats Nominate Leading Ticket at Convention

The Allen county democratic convention met at Princess rink to nominate a county ticket for November. Delegates from wards and townships, including reporters from local papers, selected Henry Berghoff as permanent chairman and backed Grover Cleveland for president. Balloting for representative and county officers followed amid lively debate and cheers for Clausmeier, Dalman, Hench, and other nominees.

Allen County Princess Rink Corkland Elondy Party of People's Journal W. EE. McPermut Staats Zeitung Anselm Fuelber Gazette O. E. Moller John O. Seys Steynsen Frank Dikline Democratic Party Grover Cleveland Chicago Cleveland Zollars Henry Berghoff Berghoff J. M. Barrett Senate of the United States David Turpie Turpie Ed McCarmaley E. B. Smith A. J. Moynihan Mr. Moynihan Can Hisses William Kenrick Marion Township John F. Kodabaugh John Biegler A. H. Bittinger Chas. Dalman Ss. M. Hench Geo. W. Lautitt Harvey K. Turner

Fifty Years Later McLain Snyder Celebrate In Wabash

Fifty years after their marriage Nelson McLain and Mary J. Snyder were surprised by relatives on their fiftieth anniversary morning at their Wabash home. Present were Byron McLain and others from St Louis Fort Wayne Muncie Kokomo and Kokomo. relatives gave ten dollar gold pieces. The couple has had no deaths or illnesses in their family during married life. Judge McLain and family moved to Wabash from Fort Wayne about eighteen years ago and remain respected locals.

Louis Gladie Mary Buth Jefferson Township Jasper W. Jones Jackson Township Jones Homestead George H. Loesch Agent Read A. Weil Weil Bros Hattie Mier Solomon Mier Ligonier Ind George D. Adams The Patriotic Order Sons of America Indiana DeKalb Steuben Noble Whitley Allen Counties Ezra Comstock W. F. McNagny Columbia City McNagny Jie Fort Wayne Pittsburg Canton Ohio John McCurdy Pennsylvania Company Waltenbaugh McCurdy Dewald Street Foughund Avenue Plymouth Congregational Church J. Stuart Ainslie Ainslie Plymouth Church Ernest Shanks Church of God Eastern University Allen County Nelson McLain Mary J. Snyder Wabash Judge McLain Byron McLain St. Louis M. E. Argo Charles McLain D. A. McLain Muncie Richard Ruddell Kokomo James Ford

Frank Johnson Dealings with a Severe Woodburn Accident

Lumber dealer Frank Johnson near Woodburn was crushed under a rolling log while rafting near the embankment. He remained unconscious and suffered internal injuries as he lies at home in great pain. George Ritter, Fort Wayne railroad brakeman, suffered a compound fracture of the right leg near Warsaw and is hospitalized in St. Joe. J S Welch, brakeman of 298 East Creighton avenue, had his thumb amputated after a car coupling accident.

Fred Kinley Lebanon Ind Ossian News Joe Crummitt Zanesville South Fort Wayne A. T. Slater B. C. Schonover Argos Bryant & Stratton Business College J. M. Coombs J. N. C. Orff Columbia Street Montgomery Hamilton Hatteras Inlet Rohan Mr. Hamilton Hamilton Frank Johnson Woodburn Mr. Johnson George Ritter Fort Wayne Warsaw St. Joe Hospital Mr. Ritter J.S. Welch Creighton Avenue

City Deaths Reported By Undertakers For Week Ended April 9

The list shows the week’s deaths including Christian Keirhoff 58 epilepsy Joseph Rockhill 65 heart disease Margaret Broderick 70 old age child of Jas Merriwether 1 day exhaustion Mrs Chas Weller 32 puerperal fever John J Weil 25 drowned Geo Alert 15 railroad casualty Mary Brunner day spasms Anna Nang 25 puerperal fever Rudolph Stiger 25 diphtheria child of A Glutting 1 day exhaustion Wilhelmina Schwerz 55 cancer of liver child of George Trautman stillborn Lorenz Geye 1 year spinal meningitis.

Christian Keirhoff Joseph Rockhill Margaret Broderick Jas. Merriwether Chas. Weller John J. Weil Geo. Alert Mary Brunner Anna Nang Rudolph Stiger A. Glutting Wilhelmina Schwerz George Trautman Lorenz Geye

Affidavit Filed Against St Joe Farmer in Cruel Treatment Case

M Read, agent of the Wu mane society, filed an affidavit alleging a wealthy St. Joe township farmer repeatedly beat his eighteen year old daughter. The stepmother is also named in the complaint. The farmer faced a similar charge before, and the former victim is now dead.

M. Read Wumane Society St. Joe Township

District Postmaster Higgins Announces Two Office Changes

Phillip Wathaway has sold his grocery in Heller's Corners and resigned as postmaster. Charles M. Jolly succeeds him. Frank Gladieux resigns as postmaster of Zulu and Charles Ternet is appointed to the office.

Ed. Babcock North Side Higgins Michael Cook Paul Liberty Mills Ind Pr. Lauer North Manchester W. L. Scott South Barr Street Anna Haag Wiliam Haag Electric Light Works West Washington Street Rev. Strait Kerlin & Strait, Undertakers Will N. Rohan DeWald & Co White Bank Rohan Clarence 8. Smith International Business College Clarence G. Smith Newspaper Union M. J. Moulihan Catholic Library Association Father Brammer P. J. McDonald Mr. Houlihan St. Patrick's Charles Eckert Grant County J. €. Eckert Williams Street Wm. Waltemuth J. D. Lewis South Calhoun Street Lewis and Nanna Streets Phillip Wathaway Heller's Corners Charles M. Jolly Frank Gladieux Zulu Charles Ternet

Drugist Ed Shaler Ends Life Under Distress

Ed Shaler a druggist at 4 Names avenue shot himself Saturday afternoon after family trouble and morphine habit distress. He died almost instantly. Prairie Grove U B church holds Sabbath School at 2 30 and preaching at 7 30 each Sunday. Otto E Wallenweider, 24, mayor of Hamden Ohio, is mentioned.

Shaler 4 Names Avenue Prairie Grove U. B. Church James Sawyer Otto E. Wallenweider Hamden Ohio

Great Reductions on Ladies Baseball Jackets and More

One lot of ladies stylish blazers reduced from 4.00 to 2.75 with another from 5.00 to 3.50 and other spring wraps cut to make room for second floor alterations. Also new Chenille curtains tables covers tapestry shades curtain poles fixtures window shades lace curtains nets Zephyr ginghams emb roidered flannels calicos corsets and corset waists. The store claims these quotes offer best values in the area.

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