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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1901

Page

7

Local births and injuries reported in Bluffton lines

Born to Mr and Mrs Alex Bruner of Heustis avenue a son Master Carl Seidel. Carl Seidel’s father is William Seidel. Dennis Madden of Wallen injured by a falling pole with broken ribs. Fourteen year old Charles Kerns of Academy area dislocated left wrist. Lida B McCrary and Charles W Heckler married at Berry street parsonage. Mr and Mrs Louis Young announce marriage of daughter Helen Christine to Louis T Lott on November 16. William Reiss and Hattie Williams wed. Huntington reception for family. John D Baxter returns from Fort Wayne to manage Hockmier feed barn. Alexander Bovine of Vera Cruz travels to Fort Wayne for X rays on injured foot from railway brake incident.

Charles W. Heckler Berry Street H. J. Norris Heckler West Wayne Street Alouis Young Helen Christine Louis T. Lott Gertrude LaPointe Huntington Walter Floyd Matthews Kendallville Eugene LaPointe Bluffton Alexander Bovine Vera Cruz Fort Wayne Grand Rapids and Indiana

Physician in Huntertown Offers Free Care and Board

A physician and surgeon in Huntertown Allen County Ind has fitted a hotel invalids home stead to treat chronic and acute diseases. Located ten miles north of Fort Wayne on the GR and RB railway the site promises pure water and no payment for examination or care until cured with board nursing and treatment provided. Patients will be met at local depots.

Huntertown Allen County Ind Fort Wayne GR. &T RB. R Dr. N Wenger Calhoun Street

Pretty Home Wedding Unites Nina Astry and William Brown

Miss Nina V Astry wed William C Brown in a quiet Wednesday ceremony at the Astry home on Hendricks street. Rev J Webster Bailey officiated a brief wing ceremony. The bride wore white silk and carried a bouquet of white carnations. Only immediate family attended and a bridal supper followed. The bride, a Fort Wayne High School graduate, works in the Penns Railroad train service. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Brown of 218 Broadway. They will reside with the bride’s parents for now.

Jonas Astry Hendricks Street Nina V. Astry William C. Brown J. Webster Bailey Plymouth Congregational Church Fort Wayne ‘High School Groos Pennsylvania Railroad Robert Brown Broadway

Tsilka Pleads For Rescue Of Captives In Bulgaria

Gregory M Tsilka says he no longer knows the whereabouts of his wife and Miss Stone held by brigands in the mountains near Bulgaria. He fears they suffer cold and storms and expects no early release while appealing to the state department for action from Turkish or Bulgarian authorities.

New York Miss. Stone Gregory M. Tsilka Sofia Bulgaria Miss Stone Tsilka State Department

Nation Divorce Granted To Kansas Woman Carrie Nation

David Nation was today granted a divorce from his wife Carrie Nation the joint smasher in Medicine Lodge Kansas. The couple’s split follows Nation filing for dissolution in a case titled Nation v Nation and was approved by the local court.

Kansas City Medicine Lodge Kas David Nation Carrie Nation

Doctor Attacked by Vicious Dog in City Struggle

Dr. A. E. Van Buskirk was attacked by a vicious hound at Kilgea and Calhoun streets on Wednesday afternoon while riding his bicycle. The dog dragged him from the bike and clamped on, with a fierce struggle nearly tearing his coat.

A. E. van Buskirk Kilgea Calhoun Streets

Juvenile pig iron thieves arraigned in court

Four boys including Charles Wern and Charles Thieme were arrested after stealing pig iron from a freight train near the Bush packing house. Wern pled guilty and was fined 15 dollars. Thieme pled not guilty but was convicted and fined 15 dollars. The others, Lavanway and Krause, were discharged after connections were noted. Their fathers paid the fines as authorities pursue appeals and legal actions continue.

Winx Krause Charles Nern Ana Wilaries Luneme Luke Lavan Way Briday Aiveruo Louttit Wil Wilkinson Lavanway Max Krause Charles Wern Charles Thieme East End

Pretty wedding unites Miss Bertha Elizabeth Jackson and Charles Lang

Miss Bertha Elizabeth Jackson and Charles Wilcox Lang wed last Tuesday at the bride’s home with Rev. D W Moffat officiating. Attendants were Miss Elsie Jackson and Fred Lang. The couple will reside with Mrs Jackson until their Hoagland avenue home is ready.

Bertha Elizabeth Jackson Anna R. Jackson Charles Wilcox Lang D. W. Moffat D. D First Presbyterian Church Elsie Jackson Fred Lang Paducah Kern Seidel C. C. C. Club J. B. Murray Cincinnati Clark Andover Mass A. J. Tang Wayne Knitting Mills

Eye Injury in Pittsburg Track Work

Butterfield G. of Arcola, a construction gang worker on the Pittsburg double track, suffered a severe eye injury when a spike head struck his eye while driving spikes. He was brought to the city on a handcar and treated by Dr. White. doctors strive to save the optic.

Butterfield Arcola Pittsburg

Widow Revealed as Bride at Funeral Shock in Indiana

In Kokomo Indiana Miss Alta Hensley died of heart disease two weeks after secretly marrying Clarence Smith of Greentown. At her funeral in Converse and Kokomo Smith announced the marriage at the head of mourners. Rev Puckett performed the ceremony and funeral rites.

Kokomo Ind Alta Hensley Clarence Smith Greentown Miss Hensley Mr. Puckett

Bluffton Pioneer William Winters Dies at 84

William Winters, an early Bluffton settler and among Wells county’s wealthiest men aside from Hon. John Studebaker, died Tuesday afternoon at the age of eighty four.

William Winters Bluffton John Studebaker Wells County

Berry Street church buys Gale residence parsonage site

The Berry Street M E church board completed the purchase of the Gale residence near East Wayne and Lafayette from Thomas Clark for $7,000 paid entirely in $20 gold coins. The property will serve as the parsonage when the new church is built on the adjoining lot.

Berry Street M. E. Church Gale East Wayne and Lafayette Streets Thomas Clark

Probate for Louise Uebelhoer heirs named

The will of the late Louise Uebelhoer was filed for probate naming four children as legatees share and share alike and appointing son Ronald Uebelhoer executor without bond. Probate action follows long estate details and family designations.

Louise Uebelhoer Ronald Uebelhoer Francis P. Small Sarah &. Small George W. Wilhelm Frederick L. Barthold Gillett Betts Woodburn James R. Moore Edgerton Harry Brenhiser Elinor Gillespie Thomas B. Hodekin Templary Tanac Levans John Bramen

Marriage Licenses in Local District Report

A list of marriage licenses issued including Vallin Wise Manth Miller Staub Metcalf Fricke Bremer Gable Klebe Brown Astry Heckler McCrory Stager Williams Irwin Houser Martin Van Horn Baumgartner Scheidegger Bair Hull Wefel Hauck Baker Mulisn Walters Wann Connie Markel Berry Miller Grove Federspiel Shifler Ringle Oswald Blood Lemke and a birth announcement for a son born to Mr and Mrs George Fairfield of Hillside Avenue.

Joseph Martin Mary P. van Horn Samuel Baumgartner Dina Scheidegger Charles B. Bair Stella Hull Martin Wefel Doris Hauck Calvin Baker Bessie Wood Daniel Mulisn Lillie I. Walters Walter E. Wann Mildred V Connie Louis F. Markel Daisy ¥. Berry Frank 8. Miller Louise Grove George C. Federspiel Frances EF. Shifler Albert M. Ringle Anna Oswald Allen Blood Martha Lemke George Fairfield Hillside Avenue

Money to loan on farms at 6 percent

Advertisement states loans on farms at 6 percent interest with no commission, offered through Heller's Abstract Office located at 82 Egat Berry Street. The note appears as a classified notice dated 4-17.

Commisstov W. A. Jones Old National Bank Heller's Egat Berry Street

Obituary Notice for Jacob Garner Fickes of Steubenville

The Steubenville Gazette records the death of Jacob Garner Fickes in Steubenville on Saturday aged 67. A prominent local businessman who held public office, he was father to Herbert Fickes of this city and Herbert L. Fickes of Fort Wayne, his only grandchild.

Steubenville Ohio Jacob’ Garner Fickes Fickes Herbert &. Fickes Herbert Fort Wayne

Judge Baker Overrules Referee in Leach Bankruptcy Case

Federal Judge Baker overrules Referee Chapin in the Mossman Yarline & Co intervening petition in the Henry W. Leach bankruptcy. The case involves the Avilla banker fugitive and owner of Avilla carriage works and doubts Van Gorder authority as trustee of Teach's estate to possess and administer assets.

Piso's Cure for Diseases Marketing Copy

Fragment from a vintage advertisement promising relief for a range of ailments with emphasized cough remedy. The text hints at a strong claim and bold branding but the exact product line and claims are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Runaway Injuries Hit Local Livery Stable Owner and Doctor

Charles Reidmiller proprietor of a east Wayne street livery stable was injured when his horse bolted after a Wolf and Dessauer automobile at West Jefferson and Griffith streets. He suffered facial cuts requiring seven stitches and a possible eye issue, with dislocated sight and extended recovery ahead. Dr. James A. Lomas narrowly escaped injury when his Stanhope toppled, a horse’s shoe tearing an artery and his mother Elizabeth Lomas endured shock as she watched the wreck.

Charles Reidmiller East Wayne Street West Jeffergon Grifith Reidmiller Wolf & Dessauer Lomas James A. Lomas Lakeside Columbia Streat Clay Stanhope Lakeside Bridge

High School Plans Near Completion Says Architect

Architect Weatherhage and Superintendent Study returned from Chicago where they inspected public buildings. The architect says plans for the new high school are moving along nicely and expect completion by the first of the new year.

Weatherhage Chicago

Oklahoma Hunt Party Arranged By Lennart and Zorbaugh

Lennart and Zorbaugh plan a party of hunters and homeseekers for Oklahoma. Edward Rigg, traveling passenger agent of the Chicago Oklahoma and Gulf road, and Mr. Israel of the Illinois Central, were in the city Wednesday to discuss the matter.

Lennart & Zorbaugh Oklahoma Edward Rigg Choctaw Gulf Road Mr. Israel Illinois Central

Shordon & Co announces large farm machinery stock for season

D Shordon & Co reports a big shipment of plows harrows buggies and Wagons plus Deering harvesters and corn harvester shocks. They urge farmers to order early as demand is high and warn orders after February may not be filled. Office located at west part of old stand with rebuilt main room.

D. Shordon & Co Shordon & Co

Real Estate Notice for F Pfeiffer Rooms 6 7 Bass Block

Public notice appears to advertise real estate or rental details for F Pfeiffer located in the Bass Block rooms 6 and 7. The fragment suggests a property transaction or rental listing but lacks full specifics such as dates or prices.

F. Pfeiffer Bass Block

Cure for asthma and rheumatism offered at home

A medical advertisement claims a new original home treatment cures asthma, gout, rheumatism, and related illnesses caused by germs or uric acid. It asserts benefits for head, throat, lungs, heart, liver and kidneys in all ages and sexes. Free 15 day trial from Dr A S Gore 68 Dexter Bld Chicago.

A.s.gore Chicago

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Eureka Standard Off Company C. B Fitch Clinton Treet Urea Bir Alex Bruner Heustis Avenue Carl Seidel William Seidel Gary Invalide Hunter Homestead Son West Wayne Street San Irvin Koons Thompson Avenue RED Cross Agence Dreter & Bro Calhoun and Columbia Streets F. M. Smith & CO Gkargen U. S Calhors Carrie Leach and Fairman Vesey & Heaton Petiioners United States Circuit Court of Appeals Bluffton Citzen James C. Vallin and Bulah M Wise Albert W. F. Manth and Carris E Miller Joseph J. Staub Grace M. Metaalf Christian D. Fricke Margaret W. Bremer George F. Gable and A. Marguerite Klebe William C. Brown and Nina V. As Albert W. F. Manth Carrie E. Miller Joseph J. Straub Grace M. Metcalf Margaret M. Brewer George F. Gable A. Marguerite Ebebe William ©. Brown Lida E. McCrory Charles C. Stager Ada V. Willams Newton Irwin and Elizabeth J. Houser The Sentinel Piso’s Dima Ista Party For Deering Uncle Sam What Is Castoria DR. Wenger Specialis Cora Shellers Boss Sheller B. J. Kay Saratoga Prenovato Randall, Bassblock the Sentinel Citizens Trust Company Gor, Berry and Clinton Ste. Capital Oane
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