Armstrong Perrine Lumber Moves Saws to Fort Wayne
The Armstrong Perrine Lumber company relocates its large band sawmills from Huntington to Fort Wayne, leasing ten acres east of Winter street between the Wabash and Pennsylvania tracks. The move, begun with land purchase from Charles McCullough, aims to employ about one hundred workers and start by July 14, with Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Perrine supervising locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong-Perrine Lumber Company
Huntington
Fort Wayne
Armstrong-Perrine Company
Charles McCuloch
Pennsylvania
Winter Street
James A. Armstrong
van B. Perrine
Yort Wayne
Armstrong
Indiana
Ingitation
Wr. Perrine
Tt. Armstrong
Port Wayne
Maple Grove Items Sunday School Progress
Sunday school progress in Maple Grove continues this spring with hope for steady growth. Old superintendent Christ Young visited last Sunday. Rev. Most traveled from Lafayette to Wisconsin to lead a congregation. Hazel Pfeiffer served as organist amid a sick list including Mrs Mann and Mrs Preiffer. Gust Dolly family planned Indianapolis visit before returning to We Wave grid to see Perry Mann. V. Mann plans to build a home as Fred Plank and William Blake had a quarrel getting home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Young
Keine Fron
Perry Mann
V. Mann
Fred Plank
William Blake
Quinn
Local Family Gatherings Report Thursday Evening Visit
The text notes guests Lizzia Nelle Hunsti and William Reisill staying with cousins Mr and Mrs Join Waters and family on Thursday evening. It also mentions a plan to stop a team to retrieve tools thrown from a wagon. The fragmentary wording limits full context of events or relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Lizzia
Nelle Hunsti
Wiliam Reisill
Join Waters
New Ore’s Tax Bath Across Albany Rates Fixed
In Albany on April 23 the estate tax rate for the coming year is set at 2 quarts, the lowest in forty years, marking a significant reduction in the tax levy and easing burden on estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Stemen Named Purdue Trustee in Uncontested Honor
Dr Christien B Stemen of Fort Wayne will become a Purdue University trustee at Lafayette replacing the late ex President Benjamin Harrison The governor Durbin made the appointment unsolicited and Stemen to consult with the governor as a close longtime friend He is a veteran educator and physician with degrees from Baldwin University Ohio and the Medical College of Ohio Cincinnati He has served as dean of the Fort Wayne College of Medicine and was last president of the old M B College Fort Wayne His funeral services for the late Mr Luce were held recently and many neighbors attended local events and farming notes from Wayne Township and Sand Point rural areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christien B. Steven
Ia City
Purdue University
Lacayette
Iiling, Dle
Henjamin Hergison
Durbin
Stemen
Wilson
Duurbin
Strymen
Stamen
Baldwin University
Berex
Ohio
Medical College of Ohio
Cincinnati
Fert Wayne
Carleton University
Farmington
Stomen
Blemon
M. B. Colle
Fort Wayne
Early county office candidates form in Allen county
Prominent Democrats begin work on nominations for county offices in Allen County with sheriff clerk treasurer auditor recorder and vacancy races shaping up. Names include John B. Manning Ed Nicodemus Mason Herbst Schulte Scherer Believer and Robinson plus Noonan Bauserman and noted candidates in various posts. Dr. Charles E. Stalls faces worsening consumption. A J Aubrey welcomes a newborn at Force Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Bird
Sheriff Stout
Morus
John B. Manning
Ed Nicodemus
Superior Court
Metager
Jor Mason
Due Herbst
Bulth
Hoagland
Michael Waterling
Michael
Billy Meyer
Ming
William
Abbott
Billy
Witek
Grand Ann
Adelph
Schulte
Treagerer
Hhe
Charlie Scherer
Ve Ik
Believer
County Recorder
Vecardry
James Noonan
Perry Township
A. S. Robinson
Robinson
W. H Bauserman
Allen County
Local notes from Fort Wayne area residents
Milas Lavon Chapimm shopped to Faye Wayne Saturday. Mies Uraa Magota entertained the 4,0. D. club Thursday evening. Mrs. Mary Ball of Ege visited Mrs. Wilkinson of Fort Wayne. Mrt.as Rich moved diet houses old goods to Fort Wayne Wednesday, planning a future home and a dread awakening shop. The Eel River township schools closed first week. Miss Jagle Kingdom and Lee Crown were at Fort Wayne Saturday. GO. Downey is improving after a severe siege of lung fever. Oscay Giawcack north of town is ill with Taye trouble. Roy Thoma and wife and Mrs. Frank Fogel returned from Bryan, Ohio, where they attended the Women’s Missionary association. Master Arthur Leiter is much distressed after a long siege with tonsillitis. Oscar Daudy returned from Virginia. D.W. Nickey home from Buffalo to visit family. Mary Leahy of LaOtto is visiting her parents part of the week. Fern Suellaker returned from the East. Mrs. Tannnie Hacki has been a grip sufferer the past three weeks. The new millinery is established and thriving. Bear Sible left Wednesday for Valparaiso to attend school. Wes Young of Arizona is seriously ill. Dr Squires is attending physician. Attorney Orndorff, wife and daughter, IA, were at Fort Wayne Saturday. Miss Daisy Kichler returned home from Chicago.
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Milas Lavon Chapimm
Faye Wayne
Mies Uraa Magota
Mary Ball
Ege
Wilkinson
Fort Wayne
Rich
Eel River Township
Jagle Kingdom
Lee Crown
GO. Downey
Oscay Giawcack
Roy Thoma
Frank Fogel
Bryan
Ohio
Tiny Wer
Women's Missionary Association
Arthur Leiter Ic
Oscar Daudy Han
Virginia
Nickey
Buffalo
Vielle
Wiss Mary Leahy
LaOto
Fern Suellaker
Ars
New Man
Bear Sible
Valpartiss
Wes Young
Arizona
Dr. Squires
Attorney Orndorff
Saterday
Daisy Kichler
Chicago
Runaway youths loom in city as glass window breaks at store
A police court was not held this morning as Architrat Kondater fils bleyele reported missing. Four runaways aged 12 to 14 left yesterday to “wipe out” roving bands. A large pane shattered at Renlehing grocery on Brand Way and several pounds of liquid were stolen. In court, Nageeb Haneef faced assault charges. the exchange with Ayrian Habead Fanch ended with the case dismissed amid mob threats.
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Paliga Department
Architrat Kondater Fils Bleyele
Tha Pollce
Ufed
Aga Thom Thua
Olle
Fay
Renlehing
Brandway
Theis
Suation Husar
Inuyox
Nageeb Haneef
Brother Ayrian
Turah
Haneef
Flaming
Farax
Tuith
Tim
Huser
Pres
Witnesed
Mann
Coloy
Baneet
Kid Mitchell
isMow
Sueyty
Robbery at Mail Room Sparks Citywide Probe
Tol Tuifax and other points were stolen after the clerk left the office. A person climbed over a partition to reach registered pouch keys. No proof of loss yet. Authorities investigate two other robberies, one at the Tit-er-Colonial railway station and another nearby, with registered mail from Boston and other American sources involved.
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Tol
Tuifax
Lagt Alylt
Titer-Coloital
Boston
Farewell to Allen County Friends in Silent Hymns
An aged letter from a blind resident of Allen County bids farewell to friends and recalls a church hymn. She laments her loss of vision after a doctor advised no cure, and thanks neighbors for support while expressing hope in eternal peace. The note includes a reflective, old-time hymn about parting and faith.
Luce George W obituary notes long Allen county life
George W. Luce died in Harlin on April 12 1901 from heart failure. Born August 4 1839 in Williams County Ohio he lived in Allen County over forty years. He married Mary A Johnson of North Amherst Ohio February 12 1862. Survived by his widow one son Delbert G Luce a brother and two sisters.
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George W. Luce
Allen County
Harlin
Williams County
Ohio
Wias Mary A. Johnson
North Amherst
Delbert G. Luce
Luce
Light vote being polled in Alabama convention race
Bad weather keeps many voters home as poll numbers are slow for the constitutional convention in Birmingham. Democratic leaders express cautious confidence while Republicans and populists oppose the move, mainly in about fifteen counties where those parties are strong. The Negro vote shows little interest. if called the convention will meet in Montgomery on May 31.
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Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
Deal to transfer 25000 acres to Colorado Ene and Iron Co
President Frank Springer of the Maxwell Land Grant will sign the final papers today to transfer 25 000 acres of rich land in Colorado to the Colorado Ene and Iron company for 1 300 000 dollars. The completion marks a major acquisition of mineral rich territory in Denver.
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Denver
Col
Nowa
Frank Springer
Maxwell Land Grant
Colorado Ene and Iron Company
The Boston Store Bargain List Of 1900s Prices
Bargains on fabrics and clothing across items in a store circular. Prices include curtains, lace, ladies’ waists, carpets, and hats, with discounts noted in cents and dollars. Rough OCR yields varied spellings and numbers but conveys a sale catalog tone and emphasis on value.
Hampered by Accident at Work in East Wanlington Street
WM. HAHN & COMPANY suffered an injury when a spring mechanism detached striking John Wagner in the face during practice at Whitefielda. A gash required care as Wagner’s condition improved with no sign of permanent injury expected. J. Wayden was summoned to Soburg, Out, for his sister’s funeral. engagement of Miss Christina Burlager and Peter Loaner noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wagner
Wanlington Street
Whitefielda
Wagner
Hacrad
J. Wayden
Soburg, Out
Notice of Final Settlement of John W. Hollepeter Estate
Notice to creditors heirs and trustees of John W Hollepeter deceased to appear in Allen Circuit Court Font Wayne Indiana on May 23 1901 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares before the court clerk witnesses clerk Allan Giredit Court Frank J Kedot attorney for estate final date April 23 1901
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hollepeter
Allen Circuit Court
Wayne
Indiana
James A. Holloyeter
B.S. Kollopeter
Prank J. Kedot
Allan Giredit
T. BR. Bittinger
Hemstered Mail Stolen in Moncton Postal Heist
A large quantity of registered mail prepared for transmission from the Moncton post office was reported stolen. The incident occurred on April 24 and involves ongoing police inquiries to identify suspects and recover the mail. Local authorities are coordinating with postal inspectors to assess losses and secure remaining shipments.
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Moncton, MW. B
Cresclus Colt Sold in Toledo for Five Thousand Dollars
Toled o Ohio April 23 Georgs Tf Xetoham Nas sold the six month old mare Crescens Direct siva GCrésarns and Miss Woolivur sister of Crescens to R H Plant of Maran Ga for 5000. An undue amount of smoke was noted coming from the home of William Bowline at 48 Puitehand Street last night.
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Toledo
Ohio
Georgs Tf. Xetoham Nas
Creseens Direct
Siva Gcrésarns
Dani Miss Woolivur
Aldl
Crescens
R. HL. Plant
Maran, Ga
William Bowline
Puitehand Street
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Armstrong-Perrine CQ
East End
Maple Grove
Gen
Harrison
der. C. WL
Steven TO
DE A Trus
Tee
Purdue
Fort. Wayne
Luce Bind
Harlan M. B
TB. A. Kahn
Benkle Grove
Edward Cline
Charles Graham
Ferguson Station
R. McMahen
Fred Smilth
Charles Mollet
Sand Point
Wayne Township
Schirmeyer
Little River Grange
Jos Mason
Lilan
Paul Wold
Wy Enirfield
Newton Fool
Parl
Vera Graham
Wil Graham
Ayette
Elga Smith
Roanoke
Iino
Charles E. Stalls
Wells Street
A. J. Aubrey
Health Department
LS Force Street
Churubusco
Bul- Bon
Aifen
Jesus
Lexpa
Ney, Olio
Surreys
Wales
Beneft
Toosual
Ein Distons
Churubusco, Ind
dBc
Foyunin
Warth Gtle
Barpains
Barguing
Wneset
Abe
Warth
TL Doston
WM. Hahn & Company
Tinesley
Christina Burlager
Peter Loaner
Thieme
Cresclus
Fnd
Sanitary Omcer
William Miler Ras
Pon F. A. Miller
Thirilem Regiment
Philippines
Manila
Wuchinist
Barr Street
Harrison Street
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