Isaac Mendenhall Dies. Civil War Vet Led Noble County Posts
Isaac Mendenhall aged 66 died at his Fort Wayne home after a long heart illness. He served in Simonson's Fifth Indiana battery and was wounded at Perryville. He married Farla Carver in 1863 and held posts as Noble County treasurer and Albion postmaster. Survived by his mother, wife, three daughters, three brothers, a sister, and several in-laws. Funeral arrangements pending with interment at Swan, Noble County.
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Dayton
Ohio
John Mendenhall
Fort Wayne
Fiona Shoaff Mendenhall
Mendenhall
Swan
Noble County
Swan Township
Simonson
Fifth
Indiana Battery
Perryville
Farla Carver
Avilla
Albion
White Fruit House
Tottie Bacome
Grand Rapids
Clinton Bourne
W. H. Myers
Hamilton National Bank
Dexter Mendenhall
Grand Rapids Railroad
Oskaloosa
Joseph Mendenhall
Nebraska
Delno Fogle
Anthony
Anthony Wayne Post, G. A. R
Masonic and
Odd Fellows
Ile
Methodist Episcopal Church
Blood Balm Promises Cure for Blood Poison and Skin Ailments
An advertisement from Fort Wayne lists Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison, cancer, ulcers, eczema, carbuncles, and scrofula. It features testimonials from Robert Ward of Maxeys, Georgia, and Geo A Williams of Roxbury, praising dramatic skin and health improvements after use. The ad claims free samples and medical advice, with prices and distributors noted in Fort Wayne and Atlanta.
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Robert Ward
Maxeys
Geo. A. Williams
Roxbury
Botanic
Atlanta
Fort Wayne
Ranke & Nussbaum
Wabash plans Commercial exchange. notable local deaths and crimes
Northern Indiana reports outline Wabash seeking a Commercial exchange to secure factories. Obituaries include Kendallville’s Lewis A. Thompson and LaGro township’s Grandfather Abbott in Huntington at 84. Also noted are Warsaw native Charles J. Hoyt’s death in Detroit, Knight Bros. store burglary at Bippus with $600 stolen, and еще multiple local incidents and missing persons cases.
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Wabash
Lewis A. Thompson
Kendallville
Coldwater
Mich
Abbott
LaGro Township
Wabash County
Huntington
Charles J. Hoyt
Warsaw
H. E. Ralston
Detroit
Knight Bros
Bippus
Hirantinsten
Colt Marian B. Miller
Randolph County
Lew GG. Milingham
Decatur
Miler
George Rader
Peru
Rader
Amiel Klitzke
Disko
Himsel
Klitzke
Columbia City
Ben
Child Returns to Father After Custody Dispute
May Martin was handed to her father Joseph Martin yesterday after a divorce settlement granted him absolute custody. The mother had previously fled with the eldest daughter and faced kidnapping charges. The latest decree allows limited maternal access, and the child will be sent to the grandmother in Upper Sandusky.
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May Martin
Joseph Martin
Sentinel
Upper Sandusky
Ely's Cream Balm Endorsed for Catarrh Relief
Readers praise Ely's Cream Balm for curing catarrh and headaches. Testimonials from Rev H W Hathaway Elizabeth NJ and W J Hitchcock Buffalo NY state no irritation or sneezing and note 50 cent price with mail order from Ely Brothers New York.
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Ely
H. W. Hathaway
Elizabeth
N. J. TI
W. J. Hitchcock
U. S
A. A. Gen
Buffalo
N. Y
Cts
Ely Brothers
Warren St
New York
Stein Secures Release From Jail On Bond
Sam Stein released yesterday on a bond signed by Isadore Lehman and Aaron Rothschild after surrender by bondsmen weeks earlier to avoid Indianapolis trial for forgery.
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Sam Stein
Indianapolis
Isadore Lehman
Aaron Rothschild
Trinity Episcopal vestry accepts rector resignation
The new vestry of Trinity Episcopal church met last evening and accepted the resignation of Rev. A. W. Seabrease. Dr. W. W. Shryeck also resigned from the governing board, and with that vacancy no further business was transacted. Mothers advised to use Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
A. W. Seabrease
W. W. Shryeck
Wines' Strange Absence in Lawrenceburg Report
Lawrenceburg Indiana December 2 An effort is under way to determine the whereabouts of Edward Wines a local resident who has disappeared. Family friends and police are cooperating as investigators search nearby areas and review records for clues to his disappearance.
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Kokomo
Ind
Wines
Lawrenceburg
Edward
Sam Parks Very Ill in Sing Sing Hospital
Sam Parks former business agent of the local Housesmiths and Bridgesmen union is gravely ill in Sing Sing prison hospital. He was moved from his cell by order of the prison physician as consumption weakens him and he may be transferred to Dannemora.
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New York
Sam Parks
Bridgesmen’s Union
Sing Sinz Pricon
Paris
Dannemora
Parks
Singsing
Caught Thief and Recovered Goods in City
Superintendent of Police Gorslinski returned from Huntington with Herman Turflinger who confessed to stealing a military overcoat a Colt revolver a holster a dress suitcase and an Eastman camera from Leonard J F Wood a Pennsylvania fireman of 308 West DeWald Street. Most items were found in town pawnshops and the camera was recovered Thursday. Wood and Turflinger knew each other from the army where Wood was a lieutenant and Turflinger a private in the One Hundred and Sixty seventh Indiana.
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Gorslins
Huntington
Herman Turflinger
Leonard J F. Wood
Pennsylvania
West DeWald Street
Turflinger
Wood
Indiana
One Minute Cough Cure Advertised as Harmless Relief
The text touts a cough remedy described as safe for children and effective for coughs croup and la grippe. It claims fast relief by drawing out inflammation and healing the lungs, with Dr. Armstrong of Delia Texas recommending it daily. Sold by Meyer Bros. Co.
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Armstrong
Delia
Tex
Seld
Meyer Bros. Co
Milner Thomas Weds Miss Minda Stellhorn at Oliver Street Home
Milner Thomas and Miss Minda Stellhorn united in marriage Wednesday at Mrs. Kerns home on Oliver street with Rev. E W Allen officiating. Thomas, a Pennsylvania fireman, wed the farmer's daughter near Academie. A wedding dinner followed. couple to reside at 1428 Fisher street.
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Milner Thomas
Minda Stellhorn
Dr King’s New Discovery Credited By Va. Man
Fresh testimony touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds as unequaled. T J McFarland of Benterville Virginia says three years of bronchitis ended after using the remedy. It is claimed to cure lungs throat troubles pneumonia and grip. Trial bottles are free with regular sizes 50c and 2 00 guaranteed by Dreier & Bro druggists.
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Dr. King
T. J. McFarland
Benterville
Dreier & Bro
Woman in Waterloo native makes suicide attempt in Goshen home
Miss Agnes Fretz of Waterloo attempted to end her life at Rev. M J Magor's residence in Goshen by using chloroform and gas. She was found unconscious, had not revived by morning, but believed to have a chance of recovery. No motive is known. She is sister of Lewis B Fretz, a local writer who vanished from Goshen months earlier.
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Agnes Fretz
Waterloo
The
Sentinel
Goshen
Ind
M. J. Magor
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Fretz
Lewis B. Fretz
McClellan Street
Fretz
Indiana
J. DeSpelder
Martha
P. M
Greenville
Stanton
Greenville Daily Call
Montcalm County
Timothy
United States
Wallace
Old National Bank
Grand Rapids
Ss. V. R. Hayes
Mich
Alcohol's Hidden Toll Revealed in Bellevue Autopsy
New York reports that George Turner, a lifelong moderate drinker, died after an operation from what doctors call refined alcoholism. Autopsy shows chronic meningitis and brain softening, though his wife disputes the findings and calls for an inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bellevue Hospital
George Turner
Turner
Miracle Cure For Digestive Pain Brings Decatur Woman Back
Mrs S H Newson of Decatur Alabama endured three years of severe stomach and bowel troubles. After doctors and remedies failed Electric Bitters brought an immediate improvement and complete recovery. The medicine claims to aid liver kidney stomach and bowels and is sold for 50 cents with Dreier & Bro. guaranteeing satisfaction.
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S. H. Newson
Decatur
Ala
Dreier & Bro
Telluride residents urged protection from Colorado action
The Western Federation of Miners executive board sent a telegram to President Roosevelt claiming Colorado officers ordered many reputable citizens to leave Telluride under threat of imprisonment. They allege civil rights violations and request federal investigation and protection under civil rights statutes and section 1988.
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Denver
Col
The
Western Federation of Miners
Roosevelt
Colorado
Telluride
United States
Boy’s Life Saved From Severe Croup Attack
Winchester Indiana resident Cr W Lynch reports his young son survived a serious croup episode after urgent care. The message emphasizes prompt medical attention and community concern for child health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. W. Lynch
Winchester
Ind
Notice to Non-Residents in Allen County Quiet Title Case
State of Indiana Allen County notice warns non residents named in John W. Ludwig vs David Millinger et al that a suit to quiet title exists in the Allen Circuit Court. Defendants must appear by February 6 1904 or face hearing in their absence. Attorney James B. Graham represents the plaintiff.
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State of Indiana
Allen County
John W. Ludwig
David Millinger
Allen Circuit
Millinger
David Mellinger
Maury Mellinger
Mary Mellinger
Devisees
Henry Ridenour
Elizabeth Ridenour
Henry J. Ridenour
Ridenour
Elizabeth M. Smith
Royal S. Smith
Jacob C. Bowser
Delila Bowser
Lucinda Yahne
Frank Yahne
Andy Yahne
Angeline Lindsey
Conrad H
Thomas T. DeKay
DeKay
Thomas Pritchard
Non-Resident Notice in Allen County Indiana
The case Pietz v Thomas records a non resident notice for James Thomas. Judge B W Skelton directs appearance by December 7, 1903 at 9 am in Wayne township to answer or demur to the complaint. witness dated November 20, 1903.
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State of Indiana
Allen County
B. W. Skelton
J. P
Wayne Township
J. Ferdinand Pietz
James Thomas
Indiana
Saloon Booths Lead to Fine and Jail Time
Joseph Chavane paid $10 and costs for maintaining booths in his East Jefferson saloon. Dick Schreck refused to leave jail. he was taken to headquarters and sentenced to fifteen days for drunkenness after the patrol wagon was summoned.
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Joseph Chavane
East Jefferson Street
Dick Schreck
John
Swaidner
Schreck
Desperation Drives Family in Remote Civilized Outpost
A fragmented report details a family stranded at a distant outpost facing accidents and extreme conditions. Local authorities and rescue teams mobilize as tensions rise and survival efforts intensify amid harsh terrain.
Sign Canal Treaty in Panama Is Signed with Decree Approving
The canal treaty was signed at 11:33 a.m. with no amendments. A government decree followed, declaring that independence of the isthmus is guaranteed and that swift action by the United States and the provisional government is essential, approving the treaty in all parts.
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Panama
United States
Isthmus
Panama Prepares to Ratify New Canal Treaty
In Panama City Minister Esprilla arrived from Colon with the canal treaty. The cabinet and junta met at the palace to examine the document, which was then signed with a gold pen. Admiral Walker may deliver the treaty to Washington.
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Panama
Espriita
Colon
Republic of Panama
J. G. Walker
Senor
Esprilla
Ariango
Arias
New Republic
Senor Esprrilla
Junta
Bunau Varilla
Senor Esprilla
Bunau-Varilla
Senor Arias
Admiral Walkem
Washington
Stead to Edit a Sociological Daily Paper in London
W T Stead announces plans to edit a new daily paper in London with a strong sociological focus. The first issue is slated for January and aims to build subscriber cooperation networks. He envisions a bright messenger corps to support the venture.
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London
W. T. Stead
City plans expanded depots and new public spaces
A fragment describing a plan to expand depots from twenty to sixty across the city. The author notes projections for a circulating library and a public meeting room or call space, aiming for facilities not currently present in London.
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London
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