Typhoid Fever Prevalent in the City Briefs
Local notes report typhoid fever circulating in Fort Wayne with several cases at the Jefferson school and among residents. Other items include a jail lock overhaul, a concert by United Brethren church, court actions, and various local updates on trades, deaths, and public notices.
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United Brethren Church
Mienhard Reiling
Wilmer Leonard
Indianapolis
Ellen McKeag
Jefferson School
A. Burns
Henry Anderson
H. C. Hanna
E. W. Lewis
Massachusetts Shoe Company
Fred Sibler
St. Louis
Otto Siemon
Concordia College
William Schaffer
Milan Township
Fort Wayne
Kansas
George Beyerlien
Pittsburg
South
Wayne
George Laible
Old Fort
Fairgrounds
Demise of Mrs Mary Fink Widow of Anthony Fink
Mary Fink widow of Anthony Fink died Sunday afternoon at the Kalbacher residence on East Wayne Street at age 70 or more. Born in Osnabrück Germany she came to the United States in 1830 and married Edward Schwabe in 1832 then Anthony Fink in 1838. Surviving are two children Mrs Kalbacher and Frank Fink. Funeral held at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev J H Oechtering officiating.
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Ceil Higgins
Berry Street
Mary Clay
Henry Clay
J. IX. Edgerton
Woodburn
Robert Cran
Lafayette Township
Cyrus Robertson
Pleasant Lake
Y. Cogswell
Henry Fisher
Robert Ditch
Jefferson
Milan
H. H. Haines
Avilla
Mr. Haines
Judge O'Rourke
George W. Emerick
Ellen Shearer
Pleasant Township
John Wilkinson
St. Witts
W. H. Dreier
T. Ge
Patrick Ryan
White River
United Brethers Church
Kephart
CU. B. Small
Salamonie
Tom Mannix
Rudy C. Reinewald
Caroline Kukuk
Madison Street
Hilbrecht
Sclneider
Fred Wallace
Harrison Street
Asylum
H. A. Shaffer
Twuntington
Adelia New
Indianapolis
Institute For Feeble Minded
John G. Blake
Wing & Mahurin
Frank Freese
Monroeville
Rash Parker
Pennsylvania Company
Dixon
Ohio
Morgan
Annie Krock
East Wayne Street
James Griffith
Chapin Friday
Eva Davids
Solomon Davids
Wells Street
Derheimer
F. BR. Barrows
Greenawalt
J. W. Pearse
First Baptist Church
R. C. Bell
J. H. Simonson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Bell
Messrs. Rhinesmith
Simonson
A. J. McConnel
Defiance
Baker
West Berry Street
Andrew L. Schroeder
Sadie Murphy
M. Cooper
Tur Sentinen
Sisters of Providence
St. Mary's of the Woods
Henry Manning
John E. Shoemaker
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Willey Stewart
East DeWaald Street
Fort Wayne
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A. N. Smoot
Cyrus F. Hill
John W. Harrison
Buchanan, Mich
G.A. R. Hall
Ollie Taylor
Lake Side Park
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Crawfordsville
J. K. Lawrence
H. 8. Biggs
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West DeWald Street
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Wilding & Son’s
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Harry E. Rumsey
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Chas. Essig
Geiger
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Reipes
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Ohi
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Friedham and
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Mary
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Isle
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Edward Schwabe
Frank Fink
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
J. H. Oechtering
Distressing Farm Accident Cripples Youth Haight
Henry Haight, six miles northeast of Wienry, was cutting oats on a reaper when it struck a stump. He thrust his left hand into the knife bar to save himself, losing the hand above the wrist and suffering deep leg and hip wounds. Dr. J W Younge amputated the hand and tended the other injuries. He remains weak from blood loss but likely to recover barring complications.
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Joseph Ginther
McHenry
Payne
Ohio
Robert Harrison
Pittsburg
Fitzpatrick
Judy
A. Benjamin
Freie Presse
Cleveland
William Felts
George F. Felts
Fairfield, Loyd
Edith Boseker
Portland
Maine
Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence
White Mountains
George M. Stratton
A. H. Bittinger
Julia Stratton
St. Mary’s Avenue
John Herber
Marion Township
Marshal Frankel
Messrs.t. M. Baxter & Co
Commission Merchants
Chicago Board of Trade
Spring Fountain Park
Warsaw
Opera House
General Carnahan
Lindewood
Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Jacob Dreibelbiss
Frederick Eckert
William H. Albrecht
Sidney Foster
John B. Haines
William Hitchcock
John Kumfer
Adam Kuntz
Samuel Landis
William McCaffrey
Theodore Porter
August Seitz
Henry J. Snively
Henry Schmaner
Martin Spangler
Erie
Pennsylvania Company
Henry Haight
J. W. Younge
View Takes the Place of Strikers in Aspaughs Factory Edgerton
In Edgerton Indiana the Aspaugh slave and hoop factory faced a strike after the head sawyer was discharged. The employer replaced the strikers with forty three new workers on Thursday and resumed operations amid lingering dissatisfaction in the small Nickel Plate rail town.
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Aspaugh
Edgerton
Ind
Berg
Indiana Machine Works Put Foundry Into Full Operation
Indiana Machine Works will soon start its new foundry, measuring fifty by one hundred feet, to produce snap flash and light castings. The plant operates at full capacity under Manager John Landenberg er, with several wartime shipments sent to San Francisco Portland Athens and other destinations.
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Indiana Machine Works
John Landenberger
San Francisco
Cal
Portland
Oregon
Athens
Tenn
Local Man Cleared After Counterfeit Bill Incident
Among attendees at the state military encampment from this city was Mr. Charles Rossington of the Zollinger battery who passed a counterfeit ten dollar bill unknowingly. He was arrested and given a hearing Friday, exonerated and discharged as innocence was clear, Rossington returned home the next morning.
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Cora Hart
Wayne Hart
A. A. Purman
J. F. Rodabaugh
A. D. Brandriff
Marion
Ill
Samuel Hanna
Brandriff
Ilinois
Chas. Essig
T. M. Baxter & Co
New Wabash Railroad Company
Toledo
Wabash Western
J. B. Conkling
New York Bar
Indiana
Charles Rossington
Zollinger Battery
Rossington
Miss Grace Hayden Injured In Kingman Jack Rabbit Hunt
Grace Hayden, summering with Helen Henderson at Kingman Kansas, was thrown from a horse during a jack rabbit hunt after winning three chases. She sustained severe contusions over her body but no fractures and remains bedbound. Hayden is a public school teacher, daughter of J. W. and Mrs. Hayden, who were informed Saturday. The mortuary report for July lists causes and ages, with numerous entries across categories.
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Grace Hayden
Kingman
Kas
Helen Henderson
J. W. Hayden
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