Marriage Vows Tie Local Residents in Multiple Ceremonies
James Jacobs manager of the Ryan transfer business wed Anna Rose Rayhouser Sunday afternoon with Rev J M Driver of Simpson M EH church officiating. They will live at 38 Tawing Street. In Chicago, Henry G Dierstein and Mary A Roy of this city married Sunday. she once worked in Dr McCormick coffice, he runs a house of call on East Berry Street. In Detroit, Saturday, Tom Lanigan and Blanche McNally, residents of this city, were married.
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Typographical Union
GR. Geneh
Daniel Rhodes
8. C. Henderson
Pierre
South Dunkota
James Jacobs
Anna Rayhouser
Frank Bendha
Mattie Weaver
Henry
Samuel Brokaw
Gutton
Ohio
John E. Wilkins
Leith Street
Guido Stempel
The
Gazette
Madison
Iowa
Alfred J
August Martin
Washington Township
John Welch
St. Patrick’s Church
Zion’s Church
Bessie H
Frank Yahney
West Superior Street
Angola
Charlie
Lottie Mendenhall
Carrie Knode
New Haven
Matilda Tix
Swayne & Doughman
Circuit Court
Wm. Bix
M. C. Cooper
St. Paul M. FE
Taylor
Pete Scott
Grand Rapids and
Indiana Road
Scott
Minnie Hartman
George Hartman
Hays
Francis
Koehler
Justice
W. H. Myers
Indiana
Grainger Stewart
Edinburg University
F. D. Bittinger
Dayton
Fort Wayne
G. L. Bittinger
Fondulac
Wis
Kendallville Sun
Northeastern Indians Medical Society
Reyler House
Swartz
Auburn
McCaskey
Wheelock
Ryan Transfer
Anna Rose Rayhouser
J. M. Driver
Simpson M, EH
Tawing Street
Chicago
Henry G. Dierstein
Mary A. Roy
Detroit
Tom Lanigan
Blanche McNally
Esteem Show by George Humphrey and Anthony Wayne Posts
Rev H W Verns receives a surprise visit from George Humphrey post and Anthony Wayne post comrades to honor Chaplain R M Barns who will soon relocate to Denver. They presented a gold past chaplain badge as the evening closed with song and fellowship.
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H.W. Verns
George Humphrey Post
R. M. Barns
Denver
Col
Anthony Wayne Post
Chaplain Barns
Centlivre Brothers Plan Fireproof Stable Complex
Louis and Charles Centlivre announce plans to build a brick and stone stable block at their race course in northern Indiana. Architect H. W. Matsel designed a 38 by 120 foot structure with box stalls for high quality stock and fireproof construction. The project signals a major upgrade for next summer. J L Peals, longtime Fort Wayne resident and associate of William Cullen Bryant, died at 75 at 502 West Jefferson. He arrived from Bavaria in 1839 and worked for Pittsburg Company for nearly three decades. He leaves a wife, son Frank a yardmaster in Andrews, Texas, and three daughters Emma Mary and Sadie. Funeral held at Christian Church, Griffith and Jefferson, Friday at 3 PM.
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Chicago
Louis
Charles Centlivre
Centlivre
Gerrie Blackwood
Daisy Truckwood
Bhie Bull
Strathmore
Carrie Blackwood
Curry Cletul
Pleasant Township
G. W. Sims
Myers
Fort Wayne
Kline
Kreidailville
T. AH. Donnely
Tuuston
John Kling
Kendillville
John Dalmar
George Kuntz
Joseph Mascon
W. L. Miller
EH. K. Yarnes
Juin Shires
Louis Ane
Mave Vasily Riables
J. L. Peals
West
Jefferson Street
Bavaria
William Cullen Bryant
Fort Weene
Pittsburg Company
Frank
Andrews
Tud
Emma
Mary
Sadie
Christian Church
Griffith and
Jefferson Streets
Simma
Wedding of Daniel J. McKendry and Ellen Didier at Cathedral
Taken by Daniel J McKendry and Miss Ellen Didier at the Cathedral Thursday morning at six o'clock the wedding was officiated by Rev Father Robinson in the absence of regular pastors. The ceremony followed Catholic ritual with groomsman Wim H Bensmean and bridesmaid Lou Didier. A large gathering from Emmet club witnessed the vows despite bad weather. A rice and old shoes procession greeted the couple as they left for their carriage. A reception was held at the bride's parents home at 410 East Wayne street. Best wishes for the couple were offered.
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Daniel J. McKendry
Ellen Didier
East Wayne Street
Father Robinson
Academic Station
Wim. H. Bensmean
Lou Didier
Emmet Club
Indiana school districts shrink as districts merge teachers fall
The Indiana superintendent reports progress toward a legislative submission. First year work is complete and statistical blanks issued. District numbers decline as districts consolidate to serve larger areas, reducing the teacher count. Before current leadership, fall and spring terms caused apparent excess teachers versus districts. now dual terms are counted as one to align figures with actual schools.
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Idianapolis
Miss Sallie McKeague of Logansport Dies by Own Hand
In Logansport, eighteen year old Sallie B McKeague, who recently visited the city, died after taking morphine at her home following a quarrel with O W Buchanan, a Panhandle brakeman. An inquest was pending as Buchanan could not be located.
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Allie McHkeague
Logansport
Sallia McKeague
Sallie B. McKeague
Wabash Avenue
O. W. Buchanan
Pan Handle
Miss McKeague
Buchanan
Fort Wayne
Kallare
Frightful Accident Damages Family Vehicle and Injuries
Friday morning F L Rodenbaugh of 525 East Lewis street hitched a Texas pony to the family wagon to take wife and four year old Ross to the country. The excited pony threw them over the dashboard injuring both severely. the child’s skull was fractured and may be fatal. Mrs Rodenbaugh suffered serious but non fatal injuries. Rodenbaugh, recently out of work with Alberton Tree company, faces hard times following the tragedy.
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F. L. Rodenbaugh
East
Lewis Street
Ross
Parisian preacher Parson Hains to speak in September
Rev J I Leeper of Second Presbyterian announces that Mr Hains of Paris France will occupy his pulpit on the second or third Sabbath in September. Hains is a noted public speaker, influential among traveling men for good and well known to commercial travelers. The notice cites support from Mr H V Root, national president of the Commercial Travelers Protective Association.
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J. I. Leeper
Second Presbyterian Church
A. Hains
Paris
France
Commercial Travelers Helper
Chicago Avenue
Parson Hains
Mr. Hains
H. V. Root
Commercial Travelers’ Protective Association
Free-for-all sweepstake shoot set for September 9 and 10
Fore Wayne hosts a two day shoot with artificial targets. Local marksmen from Monroeville area list high scores including Watson 88 of 95 and Durfee 84 of 115 among others. Large crowds expected as announcement circulates through city and surrounding towns.
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Monroeville
Regadanz
J. B. Miller
C. Miller
Brick Mason Henry Harmann Injured In Church Fall
Henry Harmann a brick mason fell from a twenty foot projection at the Zion Luther church last Saturday. He was unconscious when found and taken to Lishone 167 Force street for treatment by Drs Sturgis and Stemen. He suffered a dislocated shoulder and internal injuries. John Reed Hoffmans mill employee injured his right hand at work and will have limited use for a long time. Reed resides on St Marys Avenue.
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Mies
Amelia Dudenhoefer
Wayne Street
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Hanna Street
Creighton Avenue
Four Mile House
East End
Chas
H. Dudgeon
Alice V. Roger
Fred Myers
Chicago
Prynk Iten
Texas
Milan Centre
Elmer Kegg
Wallon
Clarence W. Cromwell
Lidian
Caledonian Club
Elm Street
Mary L. Lesseman
Abbie Whitehead
Milo Seckler
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Frank Schlink
Lafayette Street
New Haven
J.C. Lineman
Lima
St. Joe Hospital
Northrop
Henry Harmann
New Zion Luthern Church
Lishone
Force Street
John Reed
Hoffman’s Mill
St. Mary’s Avenue
Wasted Life of Hank TM Brown Ends in Defiance Mule Theft
Chas Henry Brown known as Hank Brown is arrested by Sheriff Viberg for stealing a mule in Defiance Ohio. He faces a likely five year sentence in Columbus Prison. Brown's long criminal record includes seven prior sentences from Allen County. Deputies recall past arrests and violent behavior, noting his slippery pattern of reoffending and failed reforms.
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Chas
Henry Brown
Hank
Viberg
Definance
Ohio State Prison
Columbus
Brown
Allen County
Tom Wilkinson
W. T. Ferguson
Kelly
Quinn
Charles Kopp
Indiana
Bush Farm
Ohio
A Wronged Husband Seeks Divorce In Circuit Court
George E. Trennan through Bell and Morris sues Susan Trenam for divorce in the circuit court alleging they married May 21, 1888, lived together briefly until August 7, 1888, when she refused to cohabit and left to her parents in Noble county, declaring she would never live with him again. No issue by the marriage. plaintiff described as a young clerk in Pennsylvania offices.
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George E. Trennan
Bell & Morris
Circuit Court
Susan Trenam
Noble County
Pennsylvania
Wabash Detective Nabs South Side Youths for Accessory
Detective John B. Stolit, of the Wabash road, arrested five south side youths Harry Yates Alfred Schrantz George Geisman John Kay and William Miller after a watermelon incident on a Wabash siding. They were fined 9.50 each for being accessory thereto not for theft.
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Wabash
Many &Lad
Mayor’s Court
John B. Stolit
Wabash Road
South Side
Harry Yates
Alfred Schrantz
George Geisman
John Kay
William Miller
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Chas. McCall
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Hosa Hodebsavech
Fore Wayne
U. S. Gov't Report
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Hank ™ Brown
Trenam
Trenan
Hosier
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Adolph Schulte
South Calhoun Street
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