Garrett News Briefs From The Sentinel Area Aug 14 17
Special correspondence details Garrett B&O activity and local notices. Sweeney vacation visit to Tiffin. promotions at the railroad shops. injuries and incidents around the yards. council meetings. theater and entertainment notes. paycar and strikes. upcoming picnics and marriages. local deaths Manoah Gingery and Geo Weeks. August 14 to 17 Garrett Indiana news summary.
Garrett News Roundup Includes Baseball, Parades, and Local Notices
Garrett Indiana items detail a busy period with church and school events, Knights of the Holy Grail outing, St Matthew’s debt drive, and large community gatherings. Local baseball reports note Garrett’s team facing Columbia City and Kendallville, plus a Warren death and injuries from an accident on No 16. The piece also mentions a large July payroll, a B and O worker injury, and plans for a return to regular news delivery.
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Dr. Powell
Garrett
Fort Wayne
Lake Wawasee
Editor Weeks
Christian Church
Auburn
Ind
Hinklin
Clem Kain
Kain
Albion
Bluffton
Huntertown
Thos. Marshall
Columbia City
Paul and Herzberg
St. Matthew’s Reformed Church
E. A. Kielsmeier
Lackey and Brown
Frank Sembower
R. D. Smakey
Smithfield
George Pullman
Montpelier
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Maggart
Eberts
Mt. Clemens
Kendallville
Harry Burke
Walters
Vinson and Greene
Spencer
Guster
J. E. Williamson
B. & O. Shops
Garrett Baseball Club
Warren
Wil-iamson
Pittsburg
No. 16
Millers
Johnson
M. Parker
John
Rapp
Exhibition Joys Boost Local Economy Says Lewis
Lewis says the people enjoy the exhibition splendidly and it benefits business interests by keeping money at home, a timely note on the event’s impact.
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R Lewis
Corunna liquor cases on trial in Auburn circuit court
In Auburn Ind on Aug 20 special correspondence reports Corunna liquor cases under trial in the circuit court with Ralph Raber and Ed Dellenbaugh charged with illegal liquor sales. Prosecutor Charles S. Smith and defense by Dan M. Link and W McNagny present as jurors are selected.
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The
Sentinel
Auburn
Ind
Ralph Raber
Ed Dellenbaugh
Charles S. Smith
Baxter & Baxter
Dan M. Link
Hon. W. ¥. McNagny
Auburn Postmaster Leads Office Fortunes and Civic Events
The Auburn Indiana post office, led by Major Marc A. Kohlman, reports total revenues of 4378.99, the largest in office history, with a 15-employee staff and carriers including O D Tyner H M Casebeer Spencer Wygant. Local events include a Second Regiment band concert, a Greenhurst dining gathering for the Little family, T C extension excursions, and upcoming De Kalb county homecoming celebration October 9 to 11 with rural product exhibits and show listings.
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Auburn
Ind
DeKalb County
Garrett
B. & O. Division
Garett
Marc A. S. Kohlman
O. D. Tyner
H. M. Casebeer
Spencer Wygant
Major Kohlman
Ira Thrush
Joe Grover
Frank Brandon
Carrie Hoffman
John H. Weaver
Nate Warner
T. W. Bateman
Jos. Davidson
Will N. Reed
Frank Dawson
Kohlman
Second Regiment
Kendallville
Chester Hodges
Greenhurst
Waterloo
Epworth League Reports Prosperity At Aboit Meeting
Aboit Indiana August 17 Epworth League holds regular monthly business meeting at Edgar B Jones reports show lively society. District Epworth League convention at Montpelier in June discussed by president. Members and guests attend picnics and social events at Robinson Park Huntington and Warsaw vocations. Harvest season begins with light oats crop and local threshing activity.
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Sentinel
Aboit
Ind
Epworth League
Edgar B. Jones
Montpelier
Anna Bird
Anna Techannon
Florence Frec
Robison Park
Humphrey
Toledo
Anna
Elizabeth
Florence Clark
Jennings
Huntington
Alfaretta Yoquelet
Chicago
William Hammond
Victoria
Warsaw
William Scott
George Black
Grace Banks
Fort Wayne
5. S. Coleman
Deaths: Mrs. Maria Quinn at 417 Bass street
Mrs Maria Quinn wife of Thomas Quinn died at 10 30 Tuesday evening at the family home after an extended illness from tuberculosis The bereaved husband is a well known Pennsylvania engineer.
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Maria Quinn
Thomas Quinn
Bass Street
Pennsylvania
Robert D Boyles Dies in Fort Wayne at 73
Robert D Boyles, longtime Fort Wayne resident, died Tuesday evening at his home 2407 Miner Street at the age of 73 after a period of illness. The funeral arrangements were not listed in the report.
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Robert D. Boyles
Fort ‘Wayne
Miner
Notable Pioneer Lawyer P. Ferry Mentioned in Article
An obituary fragment references Col. Lucien P. Ferry, a prominent pioneer lawyer of the city, noting his standing and influence in local legal circles. The text suggests his association with historic civic leadership and early city development.
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Ing
Grace
Ig A Saueter
Col
Lucien” P. Ferry
Widow Elizabeth Gorham Dies After Eight Months Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Gorham widow of Jeremiah Gorham died at 9 pm Tuesday at her nephew Warren W Vaughns home 1722 Short street after an eight month illness She was born in Kosciusko county and moved to Fort Wayne in 1866 residing here since She leaves a sister Mrs Francis Rathburn of South Bend and five brothers William James Henry Thomas and Elmer Griffis She was a member of Queen Esther lodge Degree of Rebekah Funeral services will be held at the residence Thursday at 2 pm.
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Sweeney
Tiffin
Garrett
Harvey Doubs
Ernest Peters
D. D. Green
Kendallville
Jas. McSweeney
Canada
McKee
McSweeney
Motive Power Schooll
Wheeling
W. Va
Schmoll
Kurt Wayne
C. W. Burke
Percy Hess
M. J. Driscoll
Hess
Fraures
F. B. Lake
Spencerville
Ind
John Hersh
Charles Camp
State Bank Examiner
Brownstown
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Swan's Grove
LaOtto
Auburn
H.B. Stevens
First Baptist Church
Grand Rapids
Mich
Josh Perkins
S. M. Beam
Harry Burke
Chicago
Beam
Karl Meyer
Manoah Gingery
Icksville
Ohio
Masonic Lodge
Mr. Gingery
R. J. Hart
Rena
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York City
Miss Rockford
Sherwood, C
Munn
Manila
W. Sriver
Huntertown
Chas. Holzinger
Olive
Helen Holzinger
Hansel Block
Alton
Alton Hathaway
Lake Wawasee
RE. M. Suddith
Frederick County
Virginia
J. H. Smith
Russell Guilford
Randolph Street
Columbia City
Gerry Myers
Fort Wayne
Harry Gutetius
Evansville
Houston’ Street
Western Construction Company
Harry Diehl
Jacob Olinger
D. B. Shoemaker
Harry Shoemaker
Robison Park
Pollick
Nicholas Schiffil
Bryan, O
E. Kennelly
C. I. Slover
Gilliams
Auburn Junction
Eva Fell
James Grubbs
Henry Harris
Junction
Vandalia
Lake Shore
DeKalb Fuel, Light and Power Co
Auburn Bending Company
Harris & Co. and
Moor & Co
Miss Fell
Silas Wyland
Hicksville
Frank Milner
Burt
C. C. Welch
Kosciuskoi
Henry Trentman
Leonard
Frank Knott
Russell Hull
Waterloo
City
Miss Shutt
Zimmerman
G. W. Lackey
Indianapolis
Harry
J. H. Casebeer
Lake George
Elizabeth Gorham
Jeremiah Gorham
Warren W. Vaughn
Short Street
Gorham
Kosciusko County
Francis Rathburn
South Bend
William
James
Henry
Thomas
Elmer Griffis
Queen Esther Lodge
Rebekah
Coward Dago From Milan Accused of Knife Attack
T. A. Daly reports in Catholic Standard and Times that Giuseppe Galdi from Felicily allegedly stabbed Malatesta after a Frida night attack. The speaker calls Malatesta a coward and blames the Milanese figure for the crime, while police seek the actual assailant.
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Malatesta
Milan
Maletesta
Feecily
Giuseppe Galdi
Escusa
Galdi
Baysides
T. A. Daly
Catholic Standard and Times
Hard Drilling in Montana Mining Camp
A Montana mining camp shares rough humor about rock so hard that six barrels of drills barely scratched it and a ledge so tough nine barrels left a six inch hole. The quips illustrate frontier mining grit and printer’s wit from Judge's Library.
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Benjamin Franklin
Montana
A Stirring Rescue Shown From a Burning Building
A dramatic scene unfolds as a rescuer retrieves a woman from the top window of a blazing building. Onlookers recall the tense moment when the crowd watched as the stairwell held, and lives were saved by swift action and courage.
Pennsylvania rails run far more locos than passenger cars
On the Pennsylvania railroad lines east of Pittsburg there are 952 more locomotives than passenger cars to handle traffic. The fleet numbers show 4 099 locomotives in service and 3 147 passenger cars.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Expenditures and Tax Levy for Seioto Township 1907
Trustee Arthur E. Allen announces at the August 1907 meeting the 1907 expenditures and levies. Items include township $400 tax 12c. vocal tuition $1,000 tax 20c. special school $1,200 tax 35c. road $825 tax 25c. additional road tax 10c. mortgage exemption credit $11,000. taxable property $330. polls 95.
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Seioto Township
Allen County
Arthur E. Allen
Application for administrator of estate in Allen County
Matilda Meyers files in Allen Circuit Court Indiana for appointment of an administrator for Victor Trouyot who has been absent for over eight years leaving property without management. Hearing set for September 9, 1907. Clerk Joseph N. Mason and attorney H. C. Grabill sign notice. Wky-7-31
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Victor Trouyot
Matilda Meyers
Allen Circuit Court
Alen County
Allen
Indiana
Joseph N. Mason
H. C. Grabill
Kyle divorce suit filed in Indiana court
Muriel Kyle sues James E. Kyle in Allen County Superior Court for divorce in the April term 1907. The non resident defendant must appear by September 30, 1907, or the case will proceed in his absence. Attest Joseph N. Mason and A E Thomas, attorney for plaintiff.
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State of Indiana
Allen Counity
Muriel Kyle
James E. Kyle
Indiana
Joseph N. Mason
A. E. Thomas
Diamond Gift Criticized Across England and Transvaal
London reports heavy criticism of Premier Botha s plan to present the Cullinan diamond to King Edward amid Colony finances in poor condition and concerns that the expense is unnecessary drawing reaction in England and the Transvaal.
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London
Botha
Transvaal
Edward
England
Sexennial Enumeration of Allen County Inhabitants 21+ in 1907
A brief notice documents the sexennial enumeration of allison county male inhabitants aged twenty one and over for the year nineteen hundred seven. The record lists the scope of the census and directs compliance with data collection procedures.
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Allen County
Indiana
Pala County
Erie Township
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Attica
J. Howard Wagner
Courier
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H. D. Weaver
George Shepard
Fourpaugh and Sell Bros
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George W. Bartlett
H. F. Mosman
Mosman & Co
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Aboit News
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Matthew A. Ferguson
John T. Ferguson
Barrett & Morris, Attys
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