Armstrong Seely and Armstrong Goodell Married in Fort Wayne
Mrs Edna Frances Seely daughter of Mr and Mrs Edmund Seely of Woodland Avenue and Mr Howard Goodell Armstrong son of Dr and Mrs R B Armstrong of Chelsea Michigan were wed at 2 PM Tuesday at the bride's home. Rev E H Guild officiated. Guests included relatives and Michigan University classmate Carl Vogel. After a wedding dinner the couple left for Mackinac Island and Pewaukee Lake Wisconsin. They plan to reside in Waukesha Wisconsin after November first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong—Seely
Edna Frances Seely
Edmund Seely
Woodland Avenue
Howard Goodell ‘Armstrong
R. 8. Armstrong
Chelsea
Mich
E. H. Guild
M. E
Edith Seely
Carl Vogel
Omaha
Neb
Michigan University
Gertrude Seely
Killarney
Mackinac Island
Armstrong
Dancer
Ruth
Eleanor Dancer
Chelsea, Mich
Esther DePew
Ann Arbor
Jessie Medberry
Waukesha
Robert Carl Vogel
Wis
Sheets Family Reunion at Swinney Park
A large turnout attended the Sheets family reunion at Swinney park yesterday afternoon, gathering relatives from across the state and Bluffton for a day ending with a fine spread. The Swineheart family announces its seventh annual reunion next Sunday September 1 at Swinney park with an planned program and expected large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets
Swinney Park
Bluffton
Swineheart
Doctor Wells Dies Surrounded by 15 Cats in Frayed Room
In St Louis on August 27 Dr. Sarah F. Wells a Oberlin graduate and occultist died in a shabby Franklin Avenue apothecary rear with fifteen black cats guarding the scene. Reportedly bonds deeds and gems lie in a strongbox as the cats are named heirs by her later wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sarah F. Wells
Oberlin
Orient
Carter Ohio
Kansas City
Florida
Wells
Franklin Avenue
Dr. Wells
Mme. Bee
Delie.Huddy
End of Mrs. F J Johns of New Haven Dies at St Josephs
Mrs. Julia Schafer Johns died at 9 24 p m Thursday night at St Josephs hospital after a brief illness of inflammation of the bowels. Born February 11 1875 in Calumet Michigan she lived in Avilla and Ege Indiana before moving to New Haven eight years ago. She is survived by her husband Frank J Johns two sons Frederick and Frank Jr sisters Mrs Charles Hottinger Mrs Gustave Kinder and Miss Elizabeth Schaefer and brothers Charles and Joseph Schaefer all of Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Johns
New Haven
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Avilla
Ege
Ind
Frank J. Johns
St. Mary’s Altar Sociey
Joss
Frederick
Frank, Jr
Charles Hottinger
Ore
Gustave Kinder
Valparaiso
Elizabeth
Charles
Joseph Schaefer
Fort Wayne
Hodle Victim of Heart Trouble Found Dead in Rooming House
Charlies J Hodle aged 55 a heart trouble sufferer was found dead in his bed at Mrs Mary Hubbard 1112 Cass street the body discovered after a knock at the door Hodle formerly lived in Cincinnati and was an Oddfellow and Knight of Pythias member His wife died last December leaving two children Herman 8 and Stella 10 living with grandparents in Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies J. Hodle
Mra Mary Hubbard
Cass Street
Hodle
Order of Oddfellows
Pythias
Cincinnati
J. C. Figel
Herman
Stella
Leneman Rites Set for Fort Wayne Matron Rose Leneman
Mrs. Rose Leneman aged seventy eight died Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs H H Wieneke 1328 Rockhill street due to old age formities. She resided in Fort Wayne many years and was active in St John s Lutheran church. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Nicholas Hausbach and Mrs H H Wieneke and son John Leneman. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from the residence and 2 30 pm from St John s Lutheran with Rev Brandt of Grace church officiating. Burial at St John s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Leneman
H. H. Wieneke
Rockhill Street
Fort Wayne
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Nicholas Hausbach
John Leneman
H. P. Dannecker
Brandt
Grace Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Mrs Elizabeth Rupple Dead at 66 Wilt Street
Elizabeth Rupple wife of Clem J Rupple died at 6 30 this morning at 1019 Wilt street from dropsical complications. Born Fort Wayne February 20 1873 she lived here all her life and was a Cathedral member. Surviving are husband two children Gladys 13 and Glen 12 three sisters Mrs Peter Raidy New Castle Pa Mrs Mary Madden and Mrs J Errington of this city two brothers Michael Collins Muncie Ind and William Collins Wayne hotel manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rupple
Clem J. Rupple
Wilt Street
Rupple
Fort Wayne
Gladys
Glen
Peter Raidy
New Castle
Mary Madden
J. Errington
Michael Collins
Muncie
Ind
William Collins
Wayne Hotel
Death of Bernard Tibbet Near New Haven at 70
Bernard Tibbet aged seventy died at his home near New Haven after a seven year illness. Born in 1842 he married Josephine Trep sing in 1870, had one child who died with the mother years ago. He later wed Caroline Reulle in 1890 and had eight children seven surviving with their mother John Clarence Alice Anna Edward Eugene and Agnes Tibbet. Funeral Tuesday at 9 from St. Johns Catholic church where he was a member. He belonged to St. Johns Benevolent Society and Knights of Columbus and served six years as Adams township trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Tibbet
New Haven
Mr. Tibbet
Josephine Trepsing
Caroline Reulle
John
Clarence
Alice
Anna
Edward
Eugene
Agnes Tibbet
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Benevolent Society
Knights of Columbus
Adams ‘Township
Death of Fort Wayne Resident Henry C. Bopp at 65
Henry C. Bopp aged 65 years six months and eight days longtime Fort Wayne resident died Monday night at his son Charles H. Bopp home 2500 Reed Street from pneumonia after a weeklong illness. remarks indicate he had resided in the city for about fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Bopp
Fort Wayne
Charles H. Bopp
Reed ‘Street
Oldest Doctor in America Defends Premodern Medical Ways
Fremont August 21. Dr Peter Beaugrand aged95 or more boasts that early medicine cured as well as modern methods. He reorganized Fort Ethan Allen hospital fifty years ago and says doctors then faced harsher conditions, riding horses fifty miles to reach patients during 1835 cholera. Now in retirement he still tends a garden and recalls NY visit in 1837 while crediting French Canadian stock for longevity. He is the oldest physician in the United States and the longest on Uncle Sam's pension roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont, C
Peter Beaugrand
Beaugrand
Fort Ethan Allen
United States
Uncle Sam
Peter
Survived by Grandchildren and Two Half-Brothers
Charles H. and John E. Bopp of Fort Wayne are noted as deceased with five grandchildren and two half-brothers surviving. The half brothers are A. C. Stg Clair of Garton Kansas and Grant Gould of Fredonia, Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H
John E. Bopp
Fort Wayne
A. C. Stg, Clair
Garton
Kan
Grant Gould
Fredonia
Ikan
Fireman Robert Daler Dies of Typhoid at Hope Hospital
Robert Daler aged 24, a fireman for three years on the G R I railroad, died at Hope hospital at 5 30 PM after a three week illness from typhoid fever. Born in Monroeville he was son of Lewis Daler a florist near the city. Surviving are his father, brother Hermann L. Daler of this city, and sister Dessie L. Daler of Chattanooga Tennessee. Funeral at 1 PM Thursday from the residence 809 East Lewis street with burial in the I O O F cemetery at New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Daler
Hope Hospital
Monroeville
Lewis Daler
RB. of
L. E
Hermann L. Daler
Dessie L. Daler
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lewis Street
New Haven
Mary Jane Knox Dies. Fort Wayne Woman Was English Native
Mary Jane Knox age 60 wife of Thomas FE Knox died at home on Elizabeth Street after apo plexy. She was born in England and lived in Fort Wayne since childhood. A church member for years at First Baptist she is survived by husband, three sons Arthur Knox Roanoke Ralph Knox Gary Robert Knox and daughter Mrs William Nessel of Fort Wayne. She leaves two sisters and three brothers James Thomas Baxter Mrs J S Shields Mrs Belle Baxter Joseph Baxter of Parkersburg West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Knox
Thomas FE. Knox
Death of Infant Helen Klinger at 540 West Third Street
Helen Catherine Klinger aged 1 year 8 months 13 days died Wednesday morning at the family residence 540 West Third Street from cholera infantum after one day with illness. She was born December 4, 1910. Surviving are her parents Mr. and Mrs. William F. Klinger and siblings Rosella Alma and Rowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Catherine Klinger
William F. Klinger
Weat Third Street
Rosella
Alma
Rowels Klinger
Benita and Mae Bannister Named in Aged Individual Reference
A clipped line notes Benita and Mae Bannister as aged individuals in a brief notice. The fragment mentions Paul and an Airteen age reference, suggesting a registry or registry-style record. Further details remain unreadable in the fragment.
Infant Gezybowski Dies After Brief Illness
The one year old child of Mr and Mrs Anthony Gezybowski of 1431 Hayden street died at 1:15 PM Friday after a brief illness described as cholera infantum. Survived by parents three sisters and one brother. Funeral services Monday at 1:30 PM from the residence and 2:00 PM at the Polish Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Gezybowski
Hayden Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
No Longer Horse Doctors At Vet Association Meet
Indianapolis Aug 27 The forty ninth annual meeting of the American Veterinary Medical association opened in the German house auditorium Brenton Detroit president D J Marshall Philadelphia secretary Charles A Bookwalter gave welcome in absence of Charles W Fairbanks J G Rutherford of Chiliwack Alberta Canada responded recalling how 32 years ago he left Canada for Indiana to practice and said he once used the sign veterinary surgeon while townsman used practical horse doctor He noted the profession has shed horse doctor days and become substantial reputable and enduring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
American Veterinarian Medical Association
Brenton
Detroit
D. J. Marshall
Philadelphia
Charles. A. Bookwalter
J. G. Rutherford
Chiliwack
Alberta
Canada
Marriage Licenses Reported for Five Couples
Frei Fry aged 20 clerk and Alice Brintz enhofe aged 19 obtain license. Clem Getty aged 20 clerk and Dorothy Freidtroffer aged 18 obtain license. William G Wurtle aged 42 seller and Matilda M Stuternier aged 38 obtain license. John B Weber aged 25 hatcher and Macy Al Krabach aged 22 obtain license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frei: Fry
Clerk
Alice Brintzenhofe
Clem
Getty
Dorothy Freidtroffer
William
Street Grain Prices and Flours From Tresselt & Sons
Market read shows wheat at 1.05 per bushel and corn at 80 cents. Prices for flour blends and associated byproducts listed by Tresselt and Sons include winter wheat straight flour at 5.60 to 6.00 per barrel and various patents and grains sold by the ton or cwt, with multiple entries for bran, middlings, screenings, and chopfeed.
Retail Market Prices for Butter Eggs Cheese and More
Weiner and Co Elgin creamery butter prints 26c per lb tub 25c. country butter 22c. eggs strictly fresh candled 21 22c doz current receipts 19 20c. potatoes 70c per bushel. beans Michigan hand picker $3.00. cheese Wisconsin cream 16 16?4c lb long horns 18c brick 18c. Beyer Bros Co corrected by C L Hall. Braude Ditzler Co corrected by N Lewis. Elgin Winona prints 27 27c lb tub 26 27c. Sweet Clover Process 24 24?4c. Eel River creamery 7c prints. dairy butter 20 28c. packing stock 18c. Poultry hens 12 14 4c lb springers 16 17c lb turkeys 12c lb ducks 9c lb. Apples 70c to 1.00 bu. Poultry chickens 13 15c lb turkeys 16 11c? lb ducks 11 17c lb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiner & Co
C. M. Weiner
Fancy Elgin Creamery
Elgin
Michigan
Beyer Bros, Co
C. L. Hall
Wisconsin
Braude & Ditzler Co
N. Lewis
Eel River Creamery
Elgin Creamery
City scale prices for hay oats and corn
Hay price per ton is 12.00 for old hay and 16.00 for new hay. Oats are 50 cents for old and 35 cents for new. Corn is listed as 75 cents or 80 cents per bushel.
Market quotes for hogs cattle sheep and veal
Corrected by Fred Eckart Packing Co. Hogs weigh 125 to 150 lbs fetch 7.73 per head. Cattle good steers 5.00 to 6.00, good heifers 4.50 to 5.50, cows 3.00 to 4.09, bulls 3.50 to 4.50, veal calves 6.00 to 7.00. Sheep and lambs: sheep 2.50 to 3.00, lambs 5.00 to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eckart Packing Co
Hides and Seeds Price List from Weil Brothers Co
Weil Brothers and Co publish a price sheet for hides greens cured calfs and heavy hides at 9 10c per pound 13c per pound 1c 1b for various grades. Old rubber boots zinc and lead engage values per pound. Scray iron copper ginseng root golden seal root wool and rags have specified per hundredweight or per pound quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil Brothers & Co
Grain and Provisions Market Summary Chicago and Toledo Aug 27
Chicago and Toledo market notes show wheat and corn prices moving on frost expectations and mill demand. Wheat September opened 93 4 to 95 1 4 cents then rallied to 94 3/4 cents. corn rose to 73 1/4 cents. oats weaker. Provisions held firm with pork at 19.15, lard 10.77 1/4, ribs 10.174. Toledo cash grains listed with mixed futures and seed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Canada
Europe
Toledo
Dee Ae 33H 3254, 3334 | May Beens 34 32 354 34 Sbm, Pork
Fd Oeeedl
Wye
Jeveloyert
Ary
Riba
Janeae
Sugar Market Rates and Contract Indicators
December sugar market notes show raw sugar at 96 test centrifuged 96, price around $417 for muscovado 89 test at $3.67, and molasses sugar 89 test at $3.42. Market firm with varied sugar products indicating stable demand and pricing signals for refineries.
Buffalo Hogs and Cattle Market Report for Aug 27
East Buffalo New York hogs today 2400 head with 760 shipped to New York. Official shipments yesterday 3230 head. Market steady with mixed mediums and heavies 9.40 to 9.50. Light Yorkers and pigs 8.75 to 9.00. Roughs 8.00 to 8.15. Stags 6.50 to 7.50. Sheep and lambs receipts ce head, market steady. top lambs noted. Cattle receipts 100 head, market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Texas
Illinois and surrounding markets livestock prices August 27
Indianapolis and Pittsburg reports show mixed hog, cattle, and calf receipts. Cattle prices range steers 9.23 to 10.25 in Indianapolis, hogs 8.85 to 9.00, lambs and calves with varied tops. Cincinnati and Chicago markets also list receipts and price bands across hogs cattle and sheep.
Chicago and New York Market Roundup for Butter Eggs and More
Chicago reports butter steady with creamery quotes from 21 to 25 cents and 22 23 percent for other varieties daises. Egg receipts today reach 10 007 cases with ordinary firsts at 18 cents and firsts around 19 to 20 cents. Cheese steady with daisies at 15 percent and twins 14 percent. Potatoes weak with 50 car receipts at 15 to 15 cents. Poultry firm with turkeys 12 cents chickens 13 cents and springs about 11 cents. Veal steady at 9 to 13 cents. New York notes butter market unsettled with 11 666 cases receipts, eggs irregular with 19 544 cases, dressed poultry steady with western fresh killed chickens 15 to 24 cents, fowls 14 to 16 cents, turkeys 16 to 17 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Wall Street Opens Strong as Canadian Pacific Advances
The New York opening featured gains for Canadian Pacific and St. Paul, with Pacific issues and grangers showing fractional climbs. Optimistic crop-condition notes fueled a moderate forward move, though trading cooled before noon and bonds remained irregular. The close showed strength with higher demand for Canadian Pacific Union Pacific and Steel, while American Tobacco slipped from the previous close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Pacifia
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific Union Pacific and Steel
American Tobacco
Financial Market Update From New York August News
New York market rounds up with prime mere cantile pauper at five to five and a half percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills at 4 84.50 for sixty day bills and 4 87.25 for demands. Mexican dollars 48 ¾ cents. Government bonds firm, railroad bonds irregular. Money on call steady 2 to 3 percent. Time loans stronger with sixty days 3 ½ to 4 percent, ninety days 4 to 4 ½ percent, six months 4 ½ to 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Wall Street Daily Bond Market and Commodity Prices
The column lists latest figures across major bonds and commodities with numerous tickers and percent changes. Notable items include National Lead at 60 percent, Am. Sug. Ref. at 129, and Northern Pac. at 129 percent, alongside many rail lines and railroad-related securities showing varied fractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis. & Nash
Missouri Pac
An. Min. Co
Lehigh Valley
Atchison
National
At. Coast Line
N. Y. Central
Baltic & Ohio
Nor. & West
Canadian Pac
Pennsylvania
Ches. & Ohio
People’s Gas
Chi. & North
Pull
Roeck Ia. Co
Col. & South
del. & Hudson
Southern Pac
Den
Rio G
Southern Ry
Br. Rap
Northern Pac
Illinois Cent
Abash
Purse Stolen From Federal Building Janitress
Gertrude Lyon reported the loss of a coin purse containing $3 from a large handbag left on a table in the judge's room on the second floor of the federal building. She returned after duties but could not locate the thief. No assistance exists yet to recover the missing money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Gertrude Lyon
Miss Lyon
Amish Couple Granted Marriage License After Oath Refusal
In Decatur on August 27 Daniel Swarts and Miss Katie Frey, Amish residents near Berne, appeared for a marriage license. They refused the oath, considering it contrary to their faith, but eventually consented after being informed the license could not be issued otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Daniel “J. Swarts
Katie ‘Frey
Near
Berne
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Charles McArdle
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Charles Savio
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Glenn Braden
Harold Bieber
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Gare Creek
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Joe Martin
Zulu
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William and
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Gar.Creek
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Summit Street
Frank Getty
Buchanan Street
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Holman Street
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Lake James
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Richard Hart
Bellmont Addition
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Markey
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
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Clear Lake
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Leneman
America
Daler
Klinger
Bannister
Nister
Gezybowski
Grain and Provisions
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Iil
Aurom
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