Local notices and family births mark Fort Wayne life
A long list of births, marriages, deaths, and moves appears from Fort Wayne, including newborns to Bowers, Chan, and Seibold families. marriages licensed for Rostenberg, Wer netzky, Hill, and Body. and civic notes on ditch work, streetcar horses, and a nine pound baby. It also notes travels, church events, and court actions in the area.
Congregational church plans new modern edifice
The Congregational church under Rev. J. B. Ainslie plans a new building after the March 1 lease expiry on Washington and Fulton. Trustees aim to buy a lot with $4,000 pledged, replacing the current $5,000 property. The modern edifice will include daily literary and social rooms for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Rev. J. 8
Ainslie
Washington and
Fulton Streets
Stephen O. Taber
Logansport
Doctor summoned to treat Drage children in pneumonia
Thursday Dr G B M Bower was summoned to Hesse Cassel in this county to attend the three children of Henry Drage, a wealthy farmer there. The sufferers are three in number with a severe and probably fatal pneumonia, Mr and Mrs Drage are deeply distressed by the sudden illness and its grave outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. M. Bower
Hesse Cassel
Henry Drage
Runaway Horses Plunge Farmer Henry Hoevel From Wagon
Information reached the city on Thursday of a frightful runaway that nearly killed Henry Hoevel a prominent farmer of Adamstown township. Hoevel driving on the Trier road tried to regain control for five minutes as the horses bolted. They swung and fell into an embankment rolling over the wagon with contents. Hoevel suffered serious chest and side injuries and a fractured arm. He was taken home in dangerous condition by nearby farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoevel
Mr. Hoovel
Fort Wayne Couple Seeks Marriage License at County Clerk
John B. Ray a prominent farmer and Mrs Justin Ternet both well known in Jefferson township travel to Fort Wayne to obtain a marriage license. Ray, nearly seventy, is a Canadian Frenchman and Ternet, past sixty, a French widow. They plan to wed in Besancon at the little Catholic church followed by neighborhood festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Jefferson Township
John B. Ray
Justin Ternet
Mr. Roy
Besancon
Tar Sunti- Nel
Guardianship suit over $4000 funds of ward heirs
James P. Schapp an Indian born Lum Kik Oum Wah sues OC W Fairfield guardian and Charles Fairfield as surety. Fairfield allegedly held $4,000 from guardian bonds for Mary Brownsberger and Rose Brownsberger, heirs of Mary Schapp, now of age and entitled to the money. Oderick and France filed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Schapp
Charles W. Fairfield
Charles Fairfield
OC. W. Fairfield
O. W. Fairfield
John Schapp
Rose Brownsberger
Mary Brownsberger
Mary Schapp
Oderick
France
Fort Wayne Typographical Union elects officers for year
The Fort Wayne Typographical Union met Sunday and elected officers for the ensuing year. The slate includes President N. Conover, vice-president Bert Foster, financial secretary H. A. Rogers, corresponding and receiving secretary Edward Evans, treasurer Cyrus Lose, sergeant at arms George R. Hench, executive board L. Melsheimer and George Spencer, W. P. Duffy, delegates to the trades and labor council W. P. Duffy, G. R. Hench, O. E. Drummond, Ed. Miller, F. Lante man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
G. R. Hench
O. E. Drummond
Ed. Miller
Lanteman
City receives oil portrait of General Lafayette
Hon J B White presented the city with a large oil portrait of General Lafayette from the Casher estate. He proposes placing it in the council chamber beside the General Washington portrait to honor two war and peace companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. White Monday
General Lafayette
A. H. Casher
Council Chamber
General Washington
County Reappoints R C Bell as Counsellor for One Year
County commissioners honor a brilliant man by reappointing Hon. R C Bell as counsellor and attorney for Allen county for a one year term. His valued service brings general satisfaction.
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R. C. Bell
Allen County
Lakeside site donated for new school building
The Land and Improvement company set aside three centrally located Lakeside lots to donate for a new school. The school trustees consent to build next summer if the area is annexed into the city, a move likely to occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Land and Improvement Company
Lakeside
Board of
Old Settler James McTigue of Lake Township Dies
James McTigue an old settler of Allen county and Lake Township died last week at age seventy eight after suffering from liver enlargement. Born in Ireland he came to the area as a young man. Survived by a widow and several children. Funeral held Friday at 9 a.m.
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Ambrose
Lake Township
Kelly
Pleasant Township
M. A. Mason
Bass
D. O. Fisher
West
Wayne Street
William H. Goshorn
Hugh McQulloch
Dawson
Burgiara
Home Avenue
South Wayne
Martha
Albert Dierks
Buchanan Street
Holton Avenue
Henry Fischer
August Borcher
Joseph Hartman
Eddie
Louis Merz
Wald Street
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Germany
Chas, O’malia
Harding
Lafayette
T. L. Sturgis
Board of Health
Mr. Kammeyer
Chris Schmidt
Joe Lohman & Co
Solomon Rothschild
Theef
I. N. Rosenthal
John Harber
Hesse Cassel
Reddin
Taylor Street
James McTiguue
Allen County
Lake Townsip
Ireland
Weekly city deaths list and veterans notices
The city undertakers report deaths for the week ending December 6 including Elizabeth Zimmerman 90 John Harber 70 Frances Haas 24 Albert 5 months Kate Hayes 36 Grace Downing 28 Martin Mergel 88 James Motigue 78 Rosa 1 month John Strohm 32 David Henry 76 Howard Bauer 2 Leah Lughill 1 Herman Dun 1. Also notes Salvation Oil ad copy and George H. Humphrey G A R officers as Crawford Griswold Patrick Ryan Amos Line Wm Carter Robert Renfre w O. B. Oakley Amos Walters D N Foster Oliver Hebert William Turner. Anthony Wayne post 271 G A.
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Elizabeth Zimmerman
Geo. Ohneck
John Harber
Frances Haas
Albert
Kate Hayes
Grace L. Downing
Martin H. Mergel
James MoTigue
Rosa
W. T. Null
John Strohm
David Henry
Howard Bauer
Leah Lughill
Herman O. F. Dun
George H. Humphrey
Crawford Griswold
Patrick Ryan
Amos Line
Wm. Carter
Robert G. Renfrew
O. B. Oakley
Amos Walters
D. N. Foster
Oliver Hebert
William Turner
Anthony Wayne
G. A
Car Builder John Strohm Killed by Train at Penn Railroad Yards
John Strohm, a car builder for the Pennsylvania Railroad, was killed instantly at 4 30 Friday afternoon in the railroad yards. He lived at 15 Poplar street and is survived by a family. An advertisement for Bond's Mill wheat and corn grists follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strohm
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Poplar Street
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Chan
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Cox
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Henry G. Sommers
Jack Stier
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Hannah Wise
H. I. Smith
Schmitz Block
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Bass Foundry
James D. Smith
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W. W. Orrook
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Lou Wiley
Prof. Bischoff
Concordia College
O. E. Cummings
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Aboite Township
Richmond
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Mary Palmer
Justice France
Christian Colmey
Douglassavenue
Mary
Sadie Warner
Bluffton
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G. W. McQaskey
K. K. Wheelock
Fisher
West Wayne Street
William Fitzgerald
Cedarvills
Port Said
Egypt
James Mcligue
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O’rourke
Hanna Street
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Cedarville
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Benicke
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Elkhart
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Rutland
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Elmwood
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Strathmore
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Alexander Abdalish
Veach’s Highlander
Virginia Whip
Chas. A. Bookwalter
Indianapolis
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Squire France
Buke
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J. M. Robinson
Joseph Lohman
Lohman
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Paul Koehler
George DeWald & Co
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Mason Merriam
W. P. Breen
George W. Engel
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Nickel Plate Railroad
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DeWald
Suelzer
Harkenrider
Kesler
Charles Street
Hoevel
John B. Boy
Mands and
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Sa-Wah
J. B. White
Fetters
Wabash Road
R.C. Bell
Lakeside Addition
James McTigue
Nickel Plate
Buffalo
Oaldwell
The
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Pris
Cilla Copeland
Nathaniel Makepeace
Priscilla Copeland
Maysville
Religious Society of Friends
J. C. Hess
High Street
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Frances M. Hess
Hess
W. M. Enslen
Tabernacle Baptist Church
May
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M. E
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Locansrout
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Peru
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