Wedding of Joseph Bursley and Margery Knowlton in Fort Wayne
The society notes report the wedding of Joseph A. Bursley son of G. E. Bursley to Miss Margery Knowlton of Ann Arbor Michigan at the bride's home on Wednesday evening with close relatives present. The couple will honeymoon east and reside in Ann Arbor.
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J. C. Knowlton
Ann Arbor
Bursley
Fort Wayne
Michigan University
Philip Bursley
John Walbold
St. Joe Road
M. Costello
BE. Halter
M. Wright
J. Nussbaum
Sylvia Hall
Dayton Jenness
T. Gillette
M. C. Hall
Jesse Grice
Andrew Blume
Louise Gilleren
R. Andrews
Caroline Halter
Julia Battenberg
Minnie Smith
Mariette Snyder
Robert Shuman
R. Hall
R. Nill
May Smith
Celesta
Rachel Blume
Iva Snyder
Caroline Zoeller
Daisy Wright
May Walbold
Lillian Walbold
Golden Jubilee of John N. Kress Marriage
Mr and Mrs John N Kress celebrate fifty years of marriage in a notable Golden Jubilee. The well known couple cherished their life together after pursuing a shared path for half a century.
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John N. Kress
Kresss Celebrate Golden Wedding in Allen County Home
Mr and Mrs John M Kress observed their golden wedding anniversary with a daylong gathering at the Kress home in Allen County. Rev Hobbs officiated the vow renewal as family and friends gathered, honoring a couple whose lengthy life includes Civil War service and farming roots.
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John M. Kress
Broadway
Kress
Rev
Hobbs
St. Paul’s M. EE. Church
Mr. Kress
Allen County
New York State
Ohio
John
Logan County
Indiana
Lafayette Township
Eieven
Margaret
Joan Fisher
Turnbull County
Jacob Jess
Fifteenth
United States Infantry
Roosevelt
San Juan
William Kress
Thirteenth Infantry
Frank Kress
Ninth Infantry
Notable Cleveland Guests Attend Local Society Event
The list includes Meyer, Miss Georgia Lingrey, Miss Helen Bassett, Miss Ella Anderson, Miss Anna McConnel and Messrs Lyle Tucker C E Colerick J J Ritter George Lund Wiet Garwood Dr Kimmel James McConnel Harry Andrews and Miss Millie Leeser from Cleveland Ohio joined Mr and Mrs W B McCord of Auburn and Mr and Mrs Wynegar of Wabash for the gathering.
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Mulaueen
Sherman Archer
Wm. Bosart
R Mark Cocherl
Shober
Constance Bogart
Delight Evans
Irma Henderson
Esther Anger
Ethel Doud
Georgia Waterman
Ellen Doyle
Elma Ivey
Messrs. and Mesdames
Myron Downing
D. H. Caldwell
J. M. Henry
Will Myers
William Lawson
Harry Askew
P. J. H. Myers
Alex Wilson
Frank Stewart
Louis Curdes
Frank Kelsey
Frank Tolan
Oliver Jones
Charles Pape
J. Bi. K. France
Clarence Shell
Charles Porter
J. W. Wisehart
George Waldschmidt
Charles Tyger
Edward Detzer
W. M. Yiffin
John Hanna
W. J. Probasco
Ralph Dick
E. W. Cook
Alex Lawson
G. H. Waterman
W. H. Gates
George Parry
W. H. Glass
C. B. Bryson
C. H. Hood
T. T. King
M. Allen
F. G. Landenberger
L. Schmoe
J. E. Garwood
Adam LaMar
C. J. Gilbert
C . Bates
Amos Richey
G. H. Heine
A. Beck
H. P. Mogas
Trio of Small Fires Cause $200 Damage in City
A Sunday morning attic fire at Albert Barts's home 706 Montgomery street caused $200 damage. Sunday evening a chimney fire at John O Connell's 2304 Hearland avenue prompted a chemical engine response with no damage. Saturday afternoon a wind driven blaze from a chimney at Edwart Bear 1226 Runion avenue burned the roof and barn, but was kept to $100 loss after a long bucket brigade from a distant water supply.
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Albert Barts
Montgomery Street
Martin Bros
Chemical Engine Company
John O'Connell
Hearland Avenue
Edwart Bear
Runion Avenue
Toledo Engineers Hear Deep Waterway Plan Advocates
P A Randall and Frank B Taylor returned from Toledo after addressing the Society of Engineers on linking Lake Erie and Lake Michigan. They drew strong interest, prompting Toledo to support an appropriation for a preliminary survey and to back continued efforts. They were hosted at a banquet and invited to speak to the Toledo Chamber of Commerce on the proposal.
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P. A. Randall
Frank B. Taylor
Toledo
Society of Engineers
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Toledo Society
Fort Wayne
Mr. Randall
Mr. Taylor
Commencement Held for Laotto High School Class of 1908
The seventh annual Laotto high school commencement took place at Main Street Lutheran church on April 9, 1908. Graduate names include Gertrude DeHoff Ina Simon Elsie Dobbs Earl Zinn Lillie Yarian Hazel Whan Etta Smith and Goldie Coil. Rev G L Connor of Lafayette delivered the class address. music by Schafferdale quartet from Fort Wayne and the class march led by Alfred Holsworth. Principal J R Young presided in county superintendent Beane’s absence and diplomas were awarded.
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Sentinel
Laotto
Ind
Laotte High School
Main Street Lutheran Church
Gertrude DeHoff
Ina Simon
Elsie Dobbs
Earl Zinn
Lillie Yarian
Hazel Whan
Etta Smith
Goldie Coil
G. L. Connor
Lafayette
Schafferdale
Fort Wayne
Alfred Holsworth
W. A. ‘Beane
J. R. Young
Murder mystery in Pelham Manor ends in tragic error
Coroner Wie sentanger concludes Julius T. Rosenheimer was killed by mistake in Pelham Manor as a jealous duel spiraled. A letter from a supposed wife reveals a plot by Domenick Mace to kill Rosenheimer's rival, with Mace later confessing to murder in Liberty and New Rochelle. The actual killer was a needle merchant, struck down in the gardens. The coroner notes the slain man’s wife fainted nearby as the case unfolded.
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New York
Julius T. Rosenheimer
Frank Monaco
Huntington
Ind
Wiesendanger
Monaco
Rosenheimer
Pelham Manor
Domenick Mace
Pelham
Liberty
N. Y
New Rochelle
Domerick
Frank Delucia
Pelham Woods
Frank Aielo
River Street
Domenick
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Minnie Maco
Delucia
Rosenhheimer
Will Take Italians 10 Pelham Manor to Tests
Pelham Manor New York Police Chief Marks said he would bring Frank Monato his wife and Philip Telusia to New York after visiting Fort Wayne to probe links to the Rosenheimer murder. He declined to release specifics to avoid harming the investigation.
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Pelham Manor
Marks
N. Y
Ft. Wayne
Huntington
Frank Monato
Philip Telusia
New York
Aftenoon
Julius Rosenheimer
Ankenbruck
Delucia
Fort Wayne
Mystery of Pelham Manor Murder May Be Solved
New York reports the arrest of Frank Monato in Huntington Indiana for the June 18 murder of Julius Rosenheimer, secretary of Longdon Needle Co. in Pelham Manor. He was attacked by two unknown men as he walked with his wife. a watch bearing his initials was stolen.
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New York
Frank Monato
Huntington
Ind
Julius Rosenheimer
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Rosenheimer
Longdon Needle Company
Fort Way
Chicago Markets Open Weak as Wheat Falls on Rain Forecast
Chicago markets opened dull with slight gains in May wheat before closing weak. May wheat at 90½¢, corn and oats mixed as weather and rainfall expectations influenced trading. Provisions also slipped with May pork at $13.30 and lard around $8.22 to $8.26. Toledo quotes show North Lima at $1.04 and South Lima at 99c.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
East Buffalo Market Hogs and Cattle Prices Reported
East Buffalo New York April 14 hogs receipts 3230 head shipments to New York 2850 with market firm all sold medium and heavy buyers at 6.35 to 6.45 light workers 6.10 to 6.30 best workers 6.40 to 6.45 pigs 5.50 to 5.70 roughs 5.25 to 5.60 stags 4.00 to 4.50 cattle receipts 50 steady sheep receipts 2000 steady top lambs 8.40 clipped 7.50. Chicago Illinois April 14 cattle receipts about one hundred head market steady cows and heifers 2.25 to 6.25 Texans 4.50 calves 4.50 to 6.25 stockers and feeders 3.5 to 5.50 hogs receipts about 12000 market weak to 6c lower light 5.55 to 6.00 mixed 5.55 to 6. heavy 5.45 to 6.05 roughs 4.50 to 5.30 bulk 5.90 to 6. Whip Cincinnati Market April 14 hogs steady to lower butchers and shippers 6.50 to 6.75. Cats 2.15 to 3.25. Sheep steady to quiet with lambs 5.00 to 7.75.
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Chicago
Ill
New York
Western Factory
Pennsylvania
East Buffalo
N. Y
Ois
Western
Cincinnati
Market Quotations From Barr Street and Mills
Quotations cover Wheat at 92c per bushel new, Corn around 45–55c, Oats 48c, Rye 72c, Butter 22 to 26c, eggs per dozen, Beans around $2.50, Turkeys 15c lb, Chickens 12c lb, Ducks 10c, Geese 1c lb, Pork 36.00, Honey 16c lb, Walnuts 25c bu, Popcorn varied, Potatoes 50–60c bu. Also lists Well Brothers Co. and Mayflower Mills prices for wool, hides, copper, rubber boots, rags, zinc, iron, fur prices, and Mill Quotations across various flours, bran, shorts, meal, and feed. Includes several merchant quotes and brief items on commission merchants.
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Barr Street
S. Bush & Co
Alsac
Well Brothers & Company
Eckart Packing Co Quotations and Market Prices
Quotations from Eckart Packing Co with hogs on foot at 5.00 to 5.50 cattle 4.00 to 5.00 sheep 3.00 to 32.50 lambs 6.50 to 6.00 calves 5.00 to 5.50 cows 2.00 to 2.50 lard 810 HnaA1h An wavery were City Scares hay 7.00 to 10.00 ton straw 5.00 ton corn 65 per bushel coal market lists various regional prices for coal and coke and regional anthracite and other fuels.
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Eckart Packing Company
Eckart Packing Co
Appointment of Executor for Agnes Dykes Estate
Margaret H. M'Donald is named Executor of Agnes Dykes of Allen County Indiana in the probate notice. The estate is described as solvent and the appointment date is April 8 to 21.
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Agnes Dykes
Allen County
Indiana
Margaret H. M'Donald
Appointment of Administrator for Franz Burger Estate
Joseph C. Burger has been appointed administrator of the estate of Franz Burger, late of Allen County Indiana, deceased. W. and E. Leonard are attorneys for the estate. Notice dated April 8 21.
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Franz Burger
Allen County
Indiana
Joseph C. Burger
Admr
W. & E. Leonard
Notice to non residents in quiet title suit
State of Indiana Allen County Superior Court case Joseph W Perkins versus Thomas Denny and others non residents named for quieting title to real estate. Defendants must appear before June 4 1906 or answer. otherwise default judgment may be entered. Attorney: Ballou Hoffman.
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State of
Indiana
Allen County
Joseph W. Perkins
Thomas Denny
Sarah Ss. T. Denny
Sarah S. Denny
William H. Jones
Wm. H. Jones
John Hough, Jr
John Hough
Sarah D. Hough
Elizabeth J. Ashton
Whitley Perkins
Nancy A. Perkins
Joram Petree
Jorem Petree
Joseph N. Mason
Cal. Ballou & Hoffman
Apri
Display of Premiums Promises Gold Watch Prize
A newspaper display ad encourages readers to call and visit the store to see a new array of premiums and trade marks, highlighting a gold watch valued at 1,000 y pers or trade marks in the Globe.
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Globe
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