Wilson Back From Bermuda Plans New Jersey Focus
President elect Wilson returns from Bermuda and says he will devote himself to New Jersey affairs. He plans to attend the New Jersey legislature in Trenton and resume work on progressive state legislation. He has not chosen a private secretary or final appointments and will likely remain governor pending his program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson
Bermuda
Bermudian
New Jersey
Princeton
State House
Trenton
Gov. Wilson
Joseph PL Tamudty
Dudler Field Malone
Margaret Wilson
Eleanor
Tessie
Southern Society
Turk
Cov
Lewisohn Breaks Silence on Stock Profits and Law
Attorney Martin Vogel opened by saying Mr. Lewisohn would answer questions on stock profits after refusing private business disclosure. Untermeyer pressed for figures on brokers profits and vendor pricing while Lewisohn supported public knowledge and favored a United States law requiring such disclosures. The article also reports on the trust committee study of money flow from country banks to New York, showing $483 million on deposits and $240.5 million in stock exchange loans as of Nov 1, with a July 1 figure much lower.
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Lewisohn
Martin Vogel
Mr. Untermeyer
S. E
Yeo
United States
England
New York City
J. B. Niven
New York
Niven
Iim
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Stojan Novakovitch
M. Novakovitch
Europe
Poincare
France
Novakovitch
Germany
Italy
Austria
Pioneer Tailor of Fort Wayne Dies at 76
Leonard Jaxtheimer a pioneer merchant tailor of Fort Wayne died at 5 15 Sunday morning at his home 823 East Wayne street age seventy six years seven months in business here for forty two years remains of beetje funeral details unavailable
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Jaxtheimer
Fort Wayne
Welock
East Wayne Street
Fort Wayne Educator Professor Ungemach Dies
Renowned Fort Wayne teacher and longtime St. Paul’s Church organist Professor Ungemach, born 1843 in Zanesville, Ohio, served 44 years at Concordia College and moved to Fort Wayne in 1873 after marriage. Survived by widow and children Otto, Willo, Ermin, Benno, and Rielie Ungemach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
St. Paul's
Concordia College
St. Paul’s Church
Professor Ungemach
Zanesville
St. Paul's School
Funeral of Mrs H B Hunt in Los Angeles
Funeral services for Mrs. H R B Hunt who died in Los Angeles on December 9 were held in the city with Fort Wayne friends attending. Born in Michigan and raised in the Western Reserve, she was 56. Rev B H Wilson officiated with E A K Hackett. Mr Hunt plans to stay in Los Angeles and enter the insurance business. Burial was at Forest Lawn cemetery.
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H. RB. Hunt
Los Angeles
Fort Wayne
B. H. Wilson
Highland Park M. E. Church
E. A. K. Hackett
Fatal Crash Kills Two On Milwaukee Line at Kiel
Dec. 17 in Kiel Wisconsin a passenger train No 2 of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway collided with a freight train. Fireman Antone Schmick of Green Bay and Engineer Mathew Foley of Milwaukee died. No passengers were seriously injured.
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Green Bay, Wis
Antone Schmick
Green Bay
Mathew Foley
Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Copper Country
Kiel
Rich Undergoes Experimental Skin graft for Burns
Clyde Rich aged 20, severely burned in a New York explosion four months ago, received a skin graft of three square feet on his chest and right shoulder in Middletown Ohio. Doctors call the operation successful, noting Rich has been treated in several hospitals.
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Middletown
Clyde Rich
Rich
New York
Eastern railroads reject two firemen request on certain locomotives
The conference committee of fifty eastern railroads announced it would reject the request for two firemen aboard a locomotive of a certain type. It will settle working conditions on terminal delay overtime and terminals on the same basis as the engineers arbitration award and consider possible rate increases in some cases.
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New York
Brotherhood of
Balkan peace talks continue as Greece balks protocol
Delegates from Balkan allies and Turkey, led by Dr S Daneff, meet at St James Palace to sign credentials and set secretaries. The conference adjourns after less than two hours with no Greek signature, and renews Thursday while mediation options are debated, including US or French leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkan League
Greece
Balkan
Turkey
St. James Palace
S. Daneff
Coleagues
United States
Progressive party rules shaped Indiana organization plan
Indiana progressives discussed permanent party rules and club formation. Precinct committeemen would be chosen in precinct meetings or primaries as called, with recall provisions for party officials by veterans, until safeguarded primaries are provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Progressive Party
Indiana
Progressive State Central Committee
Local Marriage Licenses Reported for Four Couples
Clarence Dalby a 22 year old salesman and Mildred H Ross 20 obtain marriage license Elmer P Keshler 22 a bartender and Alina H Eubanks 22 also issued licenses for marriage
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Clarence Dalby
Mildred H. Ross
Elmer ‘P. Keshler
Alina, H. Eubanks
Death notices of Emma Kuhne and others in Fort Wayne
Obituary notices report the death of Emma Fredericka Kuhne at 77 in Fort Wayne with service details at Lindenwood Avenue. The item also mentions deaths of Mr. Roemermann and Margaret Miller and lists surviving relatives and burial notes.
Death of John W Wahlsing at St Josephs Hospital
John W. Wahlsing aged 37 son of Mr and Mrs F W Fahlsing of 611 Sturgis street died at 1 25 Wednesday morning at St Josephs hospital.
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John W. Wahlsing
Airs
F. W. Fahlsing
Sturgis Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Local Young Man Dies After Apoplexy Attack
A young man collapsed from an apoplexy at 10 Tuesday morning while working in the boiler shops at Bass Foundry and Machine. He had lived in the city all his life and belonged to Emanuel Lutheran church and Bruederlichter Unterstutzungsverein. Survived by parents and one brother Fred KR Fahlsing a Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction agent. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from his brother's home 219 Masterson Avenue with burial in Concordia Cemetery.
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Bass Foundry
Fahlsing
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Bruederlichter Unterstutzungsverein
Widow of William Webster Dies in Fort Wayne Home
Mrs. Sarat Webster aged 80 died Tuesday night at her daughter Mrs J T Jackson 819 High Street Fort Wayne. She lived in Allen Whitley counties most of her life and was twice married. Survivors include four children Mrs T W Miller Mrs C T Long of Columbus Ohio Mrs William H Hamilton of Oakland California and Mrs J H Jackson of Fort Wayne. Funeral Friday at 9 from her daughter’s residence and 11 30 from the Eel River chapel with interment at Eel River cemetery.
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Sarat Webster
William Webster
J. Tf. Jackson
High Street
Allen County
Tow. Miler
T. Long
Churubusco
Wiliam H. Hamilton
Oakland
Cal
J. H. Jackson
Fort, Wayne
Eel River
Eel River Cemetery
German-born Allen County resident Frederick Brandt dies at 85
Frederick Brandt aged eighty five a longtime Allen county resident died at 2 p m Monday at his daughter Mrs Edward Schroeder s home five miles south of the city after ill health exceeding two years Born in Germany he came to the United States in 1864 after marriage and settled in Allen County Surviving are his daughter sister and several relatives including eight grandchildren The funeral will be held at 1 30 p m sun time from the residence and 2 p m from Franke Lutheran church in Adam township
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Frederick Brandt
Allen County
Edward Schroeder
Brandt
Germany
Indiana
Schroeder
Mary Rose
Fort Wayne
West
Conrad Roerkasse
Ernestine Warmhoff
Rose
Franke Lutheran Church
Adamp Township
Henry Roemermann Dies at 85 in Indianapolis Home
Henry Roemermann aged eighty five died at eleven o clock Saturday night at the home of his daughter Mrs Adolph Foellinger 353 West Woodland.
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Henry Roemermann
Adolph Foellinger
West
Woodland
Obituary for Amos H. Loucks Fort Wayne Resident
Amos H. Loucks 58 a lifelong Fort Wayne resident died at 7 this morning at 2638 Fox avenue from paralysis contracted a week ago. A carpenter by trade he was a member of the American Yeomen and active in the Third Presbyterian church. He leaves a widow and three children by a former marriage. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos H. Loucks
Fort Wayne
Fox Avenue
Loucks
American Yeomen
Third Presbyterian Church
Mrs Elsa Sheets Dies at 22 in Saginaw Michigan
Mrs Elsa May Sheets aged twenty two daughter of Mr and Mrs Meyers of 1114 Lillie street died Saturday at her home in Saginaw after a short illness. Remains shipped to Fort Wayne will arrive over the Wabash at 9 10 this evening. She leaves a husband and a five week old son and two sisters Mrs Alice Klingman and Mrs Dorothy Marth and her grandfather John Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa May Sheets
Gr. A. Meyers
Lillie Street
Saginaw
Mich
Fort Wayne
Wabash
Alice Klingman
Dorothy Marth
John Meyers
Fort Wayne Man Dies at County Farm
William Miller aged forty four died Sunday morning at the county farm. He had resided in Fort Wayne for thirty years and had been employed by the Pennsylvania company for a number of years.
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William Miller
Mr. Miller
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania Company
Adams Township man dies suddenly at county infirmary
Joseph Flum of Adams township died Tuesday at the county infirmary from apoplexy. The fatal attack occurred while he sat at the dinner table.
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Joseph Flum
Adams Township
Death of Philip Schlimmer Manages Local Township Roots
Philip Schlimmer aged eighty nine died at 7 am Tuesday at the county infirmary where he had been a patient for a month. He was born December 1, 1825 and had resided for years in Monroe township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Schlimmer
Mr Schlimmer
Monroe Township
Pioneer Fort Wayne Woman Johanna Rodenbeck Dies at 83
Mrs. Johanna Rodenbeck a longtime Fort Wayne resident died Tuesday at 427 Madison Street aged 83. Born in 1829 in Westphalia Prussia she came to America with her parents and settled in Fort Wayne sixty years ago. She was a member of St. Johns Lutheran church and leaves children Janina Hannah Fred Charles A Kaiser and Mrs Stoll plus six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Two children preceded her in death.
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Margaret Miller
Fred C. Miller
Lutheran Hospital
Miller
Adams County
Henry Scheifel
Charles Fuhrman
Martin Miller
Carl
Christian
Emil
Edward
Martin Whicfer
Alys
William Lepper
Fort Wayne
Mia
Gus Reinking
Julius Hauck
Hilda Wieser
Degenscitig Unterstuetzungverein
Johanna Rodenbeck
Madison Street
Rodenbeck
I Lalide
Westphalia
Prussia
America
Radenbeck
St. Jant's Lutheran Church
Janina
Hannah
Fred
Charles Rodenbeck
Als
A. Kaiser
Mra
A. Heine
Stoll
Logansport
Death of John Schnorr at his brother’s home
John Schnorr aged sixty six died suddenly Tuesday afternoon at 201L Maumee avenue, home of his brother Tobias Schnorr. He came from Germany twenty six years ago and was unmarried. He belonged to Concordia Lutheran Church. Funeral services Friday at 2 o'clock from the residence and 2:50 from the Concordia Lutheran Church, with interment in Concordia Cemetery.
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Jaxtheimer
Fort Wayne
Klein-Steibach
New York City
Concordia Lodge
A. W
Henrietta Saxtheimer
Samuel Wagenhals
Lindenwood
John Schnorr
Tobias Schnorr
Maumee Avenue
Schnorr
Mr. Schnorr
Germany
Concordia Lutheran Church
Concordia Cemetery
Charles Mensing, longtime Allen County resident, dies at 62
Charles Mensing, 62, a life long Allen County resident, died at home on Mary Street after paralysis following two strokes. Born in Wayne township he worked at Uckart packing. charter member of Emanuel Lutheran Church. Survived by widow, five sons August William Frederick Theodore and Walter, all of the city, and sister Mrs Charles Hofmeier of Lake township.
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Charles Mensing
Allen County
Mary Street
Mr. Mensing
Wayne Township
Broadway
Uckart Packing
Emanuel Lutheran Church
August
William
Frederick
Theodore
Walter Mensing
City
Charles Hofmeier
Lake Township
Money to Loan on Real Estate or Personal Security
Advertisement notes available funds for loans secured by real estate or personal collateral. Contact C. C. F. Pfeiffer at Rooms 6-7 Bass Block for details.
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Cc. F. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
Hearst Evidence Traces Letters and Loans in 1900s
The committee heard a sequence of letters and telegrams involving Henry Hearst and Archbold detailing suggested loans of 5 000 dollars and 50 000 dollars, the terms of repayment, and references to political figures such as Senator Penrose Senator Aldrich and Senator Foraker. Hearst claimed no knowledge of the events and offered to have Eddy present to explain how the letters were obtained.
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Mr. Hearst
Senator Penrose
John D. Archbold
Philadelphia
Senator Aldrich
Archbold
New York
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
Hearst
Joseph C. Sibley
Mar Griscom
Senate
Oliver
Penrose
HY Boai
Paynther
Foraker
Clapp
British Columbia
Aldrich
Mike
Republican State Committee
Locust Street
Eddy
Pomerene
Toten D.arciabolds
Heart
THOR
Independence League
Columbus
Elliot
Addy
J. L. Kennedy
Cleveland
Old
Industrial Commission
Kennedy
Republicana
Death comes to Johanna Murphy in Fort Wayne
Mrs. Johanna Murphy widow of Dennis Murphy dies at 95 in Fort Wayne after eleven years of illness. Born in 1817 in Ireland she arrived in the US in 1857 and to Fort Wayne later that year. She leaves two children, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. funeral Monday at 9 from St Patrick’s Church after service at 823 Dawson Street.
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Johanna Murphy
Dennis Murphy
Fort Wayne
Dawson Street
Reath
Murphy
Patrick McCarthy
Mary McCarthy
Thomas Carroll
James Ohern
Thomas Hayes
Thomas Kiley
County Limrick
Ireland
America
Poledo
Comparer
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Fuller
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church of the Rosary Society
Sacred Heart League
Dennis C. Murphy
Patrick Daugherty
Grand Rapids
John Leonard
Wisconsin
Adlock
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Local Boy Leads Yale's Dramatics Troupe
John Schweiters Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Schweiters of 822 East Wayne Street will tour eastern cities with Yale Dramatic Presentation performing Tolstoys Proits of Culture He plays the principal role and remains on stage throughout The group will stage in twelve major cities of the tour.
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John Mr. Schweiters, Jr
John Schweiters
East
Wayne Street
Yale
Tolstot
Yvonne
Births Reported for Local Residents
A series of birth notices lists new additions to families in the area. Names include Mr. and Mrs. George Kaehl of 112 East Creighton Avenue with a son, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Morr of 426 LaSalle Street with a daughter, and several other households such as Trainer, Baddera, Hollis, Crick, Rasmus, Pant, Whitacre, and Adams with sons or daughters.
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George €. Kaehl
East Creighton Avenue
Martin H. Morr
LaSalle Street
Roy CL Trainer
T. Fulton Street
UL. Baddera
West Avenue
Edgar Hollis
Watkins Street
Jacob Crick
Ebl Park Avenue
Mathew Rasmus
Mast Creighton Avenue
Joseph Pant
Crescent Avenue
Abs. Soanes Whitacre
Deleaware Avenue
John William Adams
East Washington Street
Relatives Traced of Late Slim Lewis Fort Wayne Man
Through Frank Fletcher authorities have traced relatives of the late Slim Lewis a former Fort Wayne moulder who died recently at Lenora Tennessee leaving a fortune of 25000 Miss Bessie Pooley a niece was employed at the General Electric works her mother Mrs Nora Pooley lives at Peru Another sister resides near Cincinnati.
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Frank Fletcher
Bare Street
Slim” Lewis
Fort Wayne
Lenora
Tenn
Bessie Pooley
Nan
General Electric Works
Nora Pooley
Peru
Lewis
Cincinnati
Tombstones Barred by Will in Mohnton Estate
Reading Pa Dec 17 That no tomb stones shall be placed on the graves of Mrs Mary Hill or her husband out of any money of her estate is an unusual provision in her will. Her aversion to tombstones reflects a belief they are a waste of money since they are neglected later.
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Reading
Mary Hill
Mohnton
Hill
Nickel Plate Groups to Host Second Annual Ball in Minnet Hall
The Nickel Plate divisions Nos. 537 and 513 and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers with the Ladies Auxiliary announce a second annual ball and pedro party at Minnet hall on Monday evening January 27, 1913.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Pedro
Minnet Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jersey Affairs
Chy
H. B. Hunt
St. Paul Line
Bulletin
Servia
Montenegro
Bulgaria
Sentari
Janani
Adrianople
Progressives
F. W. Kuhne
Cassel
Emma Fredericka Kuhne
Frederick W. Kuhne
West Jefferson Street
Kubhne
Hanau
Henry L. Frederking
Jeremony
H. R
Charles W. Kuhne
John W. Fahlsing
Webster
Roemermann
Schlimmer
Mensing
Sibley
Arelhold
Joan San
Tam
Bill
South Side
John F. Schwieters, JR
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