Struck by car while crossing street at noon
A. L. Klopfenstein proprietor of Star Billiard Supply, 1315 Calhoun, was struck by an interurban car on the Decatur line while crossing Calhoun in front of his business. He suffered a dislocated hip but is expected to recover. witnesses cited high speed, while a passenger said the car moved slowly. Also reported is the death of Harvey Milliken, a veteran, who wished the Stars and Stripes spread over his bed as he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Klopfenstein
Star Billiard Supply Company
Calhoun Street
Decatur
Klopfenstein
Hope Hospital
Henry Schone
Harvey Milliken
Wabash
Milliken
Saloon Closings Mixed as Owners Respond to Crusade
Saloons conducted as usual by most owners. some shut Saturdays and kept closed until morning. Many believed Sunday would mark a personal safety policy start, yet drinks remained available in many spots and business ran largely as before. Police issued no clear orders and authorities did not step in to halt traffic.
Burglars Target Office of Dr William Enslen
Burglars forced the door of Dr William Enslen's office above Beverforden's drug store Sunday night and attempted to break open his safe but failed. They scattered instruments but took nothing of value. Attorney George W Louttit's office was also entered and a small amount of money secured.
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William Enslen
Beverforden
George W. Louttit
City poles pressed into service by public utilities
Mayor W J Hosey reports 257 poles are used by telephone telegraph and electric light companies in the city. The city may use poles for telephone and alarm wires but the companies have no right to use the pole clusters and are trespassers.
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W. J. Hosey
Bonded couple accused in Bloomingdale palate bill case
Adam and Sam Lewis, colored, were held to the federal grand jury under $1,000 bonds after a preliminary hearing in Indianapolis. Witnesses testified the pair passed raised bills in several towns, with Mrs Lewis admitting some past acts but claiming no knowledge the money was bad. Prosecution by J. J. M. LaFollette followed by captains Reichel derfer and Halls, with additional sightings of prior operations at Marton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingdale
Adam S. Lewis
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Logan
Sam Lewis
Marshal Walters
Indianapolis
Lewis
Lewises
Walters
T. E. Halls
Secret Service
J. J. M. LaFollette
A. M. Reichelderfer
W. F. Pappert
J. H. W. Schaefer
Sherman Street
Louis Deitzel
Jacob Swaidner
Mary Schneider
High Street
John Wefel
Captain Halls
Halls
Marton
Timothy De Brular Named Garrett Postmaster
Garrett Ind December 16 Timothy De Brular has been appointed postmaster at Garrett succeeding Mrs Talbert who resigned to marry Mr Talbert The appointment letter from Congressman Gilliams praises De Brular as efficient capable and trustworthy De Brular a longtime Garrett resident and B and O railroad employee also serves on the city council The existing postmaster Mrs Talbert will continue duties until January 1 1911 and would likely have been reappointed if she remained single
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Garrett, Ind
Timothy de Brular
Garrett
Talbert
Amanda Sullivan
DeBrular
Gilliams
Tam
Washington
B. & CO. Railroad Company
B. & O. Company
Retired Farmer Starts Third Matrimonial Venture at 76
Daniel Thomas a DeKalb county resident and former farmer, age 76, enters his third marriage seeking a partner with one previous marriage. His bride is 65 and previously divorced, with both former wives having died. Also seeking remarriage are Earl and Emma Peny. Charles F. and Jessie M. Lawrence, both couples involved in divorce court disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Thomas
DeKalb County
Mr. Thomas
Earl
Emma Pelkey
Charles F
Jessie M. Lawrence
CANDIDATES FLIP COIN FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR IN DISTRICT 3
Charles Springer and Joseph Mason tied with equal votes for district 3 road supervisor in Wayne township. They flipped a coin per attorney advice after no election. Springer won. John Marsh, incumbent, refuses to concede pending possible lawsuit. In district 1, Charles Stellhorn and Cyrus Faulkner were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Springer
Joseph Mason
Wayne Township
Cornelius Gear
John Marsh
Springer
Mason
Hoffman
Charles’ Stellhorn
Cyrus
Faulkner
James Gerardot loses life in peculiar hunting mishap
James Gerardot a 35 year old Jefferson township farmer died at St Josephs hospital after a hunting accident when a dog knocked a cocked shotgun causing two barrel discharge into his left leg near the hip. He was carried home, treated by doctors, but could not survive the amputation operation. He leaves a wife and relatives and had a history of misfortune including prior injuries.
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James Gerardot
Jefferson Township
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Gerardot
Butler
Fred Hisner
Bruch
New Haven
Dr. Myers
Maples
Barnett
New Lodge Officers Elected In Fort Wayne and Area Societies
Real estate and personal loans offered by C E Pfeiffer. Fort Wayne lodge No. 25 and Royal and Select Masters elect new officers including warden, treasurer, and secretary. Minnewa council Pocahontas officers named. St Bernard Knights announce officers for Catholic nights. Birth reports: son to Mr and Mrs Oscar Von Hoene of Bellingham Washington. Mrs William Gindlesparger dies in Kendallville.
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Fort’ Wayne
Royal and
Levening Agh
Sanders
Wentor
Pocahontas
Minnewa Council
Prophetess
D. Roebuck
St. Bernard Branch
Catholic‘ Knights of ‘America
John H. Welch
Joseph Lauer
E -A. Fink
Frar
Manuel
Joseph J. Or
Dennis, German
Jessie Patton
Seth Dix
Oscar von Hoene
Bellingham
Wash
von Hoene
George W. la Follette
Northwest
van Hoene
The
Bellingham Herald
Doll Show Promises Joyful Dolls for Children
Bring your children to the doll show. We showcase dolls of all sorts and sizes to delight tots. The handsome Kestner Dolls, celebrated for doll making, are available at enticing prices.
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Kestner
Handkerchiefs for Christmas Gift Trade Open
Handkerchief selection for the holiday season includes new styles and dainty embroidery. Prices range from 5c to 23 dollars, with convent embroidery options at 50c to 3.50 per piece.
Art Goods Stock Brightens Home Decor Selections
This stock offers decorative gifts and home beautifying items. Exquisite sofa pillows and tops, satin cushions trimmed with lace, lunch cloths, scarves, dollies, and centerpieces in embroidery and drawn work. Battenberg and Irish painted tray cloths, scarves, and dollies, plus hand painted novelties for the home.
Men's Furnishings Card Describes Stock and Prices
A local advertisement touts a broad men’s furnishing stock with gift ideas for father or brother. It highlights neckwear at 25c to $1, shirts at 40c to $1, silk suspenders 50c to $1.50, and bath robes and underwear in attractive styles and prices.
Blind List of Decorative Goods Auctioned Textually
Jewelry Pocket Books Chatelaine Bags Photograph Frames Art Goods Fancy Linens Cushions and Pillows Pictures Handkerchief Boxes Glove Boxes Comb and Brush Set Work Baskets Scrap Baskets Mirrors Fancy China Bric a Brac Clocks and Ink Stands Dolls
Christmas Gift Ideas in Furs Offered at Low Prices
If your thoughts turn forward for a Christmas gift you will find choosing easy here. All sorts of wanted things in Furs in qualities that are reliable, whether you desire a small inexpensive piece or something of the finest, we can please you with surprisingly low prices.
Umbrellas for Every Price Emphasized as Christmas Gifts
A local retailer promotes a wide stock of umbrellas suitable for Christmas gifting. The ad highlights quality covers and varied handles, inviting customers to choose based on their budget.
Oriental Rug Gift Idea From Oriental Looms
A local retailer highlights a large collection of modern and antique Oriental rugs in various sizes. The shop invites customers to view the wares, promising attractive prices that will seal the sale.
China and Glassware Lovers Showcase Fresh Decorative Objects
Lovers of fine items will admire a China and Art room exhibition featuring new ideas and novelties in fancy china for use and display. Cut glass vases lamps figures candelabra and bric a brac are offered in artistic designs and attractive prices including 25c 50c 3 for a quarter and $1.00 selections.
Winter comfort sales and value on undergarments
The notice touts complete stock for winter comfort including undergarments hosiery blankets and flannel table linens. It urges buying a new winter suit or jacket citing style and price advantages and highlights sales at less than value.
Gloves for Every Hand at Bargain Prices
Glove stock praised as the answer for giving and equality in price and fit. Real Kid Gloves in new styles and correct shades, ranging from $1.25 to $2.25. Men’s Kid Gloves from $1.00 to $2.00, golf gloves for women and children in 23c to 56c, mittens and War:a gloves for all ages.
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Chidren
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Joo Drops
Negetbl
Sanaa
New York
Bears
Castoria
Dr. Enslen
Telephone, Telegraph and Electric Lighting Companies
Tresspassing
Farmer
Lexington, Ky
Henry Klepe
E. Columbia St
Fort Wayne
Indiana
True Temper
Ft. Madison Line
Opie
H. Pfeiffer & Son
Columbia St
Federal Garand Jury
Sam and
Ada Lewis
Timothy DE Brolar
Carl Talbert
Sarah Bowman
Marsh
Bass
A. W. Beaker
F. P. Wilt
DL. Harding
L. Honthein
S. Campbell
William Gindlesparger
Kendallville
Pease
Oriental Rugs
Rurode Dry Goods CO
IF. M. Smith & Co
Calhoun ST
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