Invitation to Women Hear Lydia Pinkham’s Cure Claims
Readers are urged to seek Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ills with claims of absolute cures. Letters from women across Kansas and Illinois praise relief from suppression, inflammation, irregular menses, and related pains after using the remedy and associated products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia J. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Mrs. Pink
Pinkham
Pisknamm
J. FP. Hiews
Holton
Kans
Drak Mas
Pinknam
Falling of the Womb Cured by Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Reader letters claim relief from long standing falling of the womb after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. Mrs J P Troutman of Hamilton Ohio reports shedding a bandage and complete cure after six bottles. Mrs P N Blake of Confluence West Virginia says five bottles restored strength and mobility after years of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ohio
Numerous local notes on births, marriages, and notices
The city records births and engagements including a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. George Schemmle. A new heating apparatus is installed at the Allen county orphans home. Wedding notices include Miss Ella May Mills and Cris B. Lewis, and Evelyn Russell with Peter Cornel Morganthaler. Also reported are appraisers in a bankruptcy case, sickness among Concordia College students, military notes from Manila, and a baggage of civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schlie
Savilla Avenue
George Schemmle
Hoffman Street
J. R. Walton
Seavey Hardware Company
Allen County
Annie Fletcher
Patterson Clothing
Churbusco
Anna Gieseking
Maud Shaft
Craigville
Ind
Feeble Minded Institute
Ella May Mills
Wells County
Cris B. Lewis
L. L. Henson
John A. Scott
Joan W. Vordermark
Concordia College
San Luis
Manila
Ivers Leonard
Philippines
K. K. Wheelock
M. F. Porter
South Bend
St. Joseph County Medical Association
Wheelock
Geo. M. Studebaker
John Baker
G. E. Bursley & Co
Otto J. Glock
Margaret Melching
Fort Wayne
Theodore Melching
N. W. Gilbert
Angola
Sentinel
Gilbert
Edward Keefe
Mary Thiele
St. John’s Catholic Church
New Haven
William Luhn
J. B. Manning
Thirty-sixth Infantry
Luhn
G. L. Luhn
J. F. Sperry
Minneapolis
Kas
Wabash
East St. Louis
John R. Gentry
William Rodenbeck
Sperry
Holman Street
Valentine Balzer
Hayden Street
Evelyn Russell
Peter Cornell Morganthaler
Joseph Russell
Dr. Moffat
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Morganthale
Auditor distributes 128000 dollar school funds to trustees
County Auditor Meyer plans to distribute school and township funds in Allen county. Amounts paid to township trustees include Wayne 13351.38, Washington 3454.81, Springfield 2958.89, and others totaling 128216.76 with more to Fort Wayne treasurer Boswell for school purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Allen County
Wayne
Washington
Springfield
St. Joe
Perry
Madison
Monroe
Marion
Maumee
Milan
Lake
Jefferson
Eel River
Cedar Creek
Adams
Aboite
Pleasant
Scipio
Lafayette
Jackson
Monroeville
New Haven
Shirley City
Boswell
Fort Wayne
Judge Vesey Grants Romy Divorce and Name Change
At noon today Judge Vesey granted Frank Romy a divorce from Robert Le Romy and allowed her to resume her maiden name Frank Tait. Defendant paid Mrs. Romy $1,000. Franklin B. Ladd seeks a divorce from Florence Estells Ladd on cruelty and neglect claims, married in 1891. Moses Rosenthal applies for a divorce from Ilda Rosenthal. Attorney J F Rodabaugh keeps the complaint away from reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey
Frank Romy
Robert LE
Romy
Frank Tait
Ilda Rosenthal
J. F. Rodabaugh
Jury Venire Drawn for Hasenfuss Trial March Date
Jury commissioners met Tuesday and drew a special venire from which the Hasenfuss jury will be selected. Nine hundred twenty two men are to be summoned for March 12 along with the regular panel. The first trial venire of forty exhausted before a full jury, so Judge O Rourke order a special venire of eighty three. Names of jurors will not be published and summons will issue about one week before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasenfuss
O’rourke
Legal actions and divorces in local court rulings
Edward J. Woodworth sues John H. Bass for 500 in a suit handled by Breen and Morris. George Branstratter begins partition proceedings against Adam Feightner. Nellie M. Bartlett is granted divorce from Ora A. Bartlett and resumes maiden name Nellie M. Dollar. George Stanton accused of multiple robberies retains Colerick and Thomas. Justice France sets Joseph Merker malicious trespass trial for February 17. Peter Kepley and wife fined for provoking William Steller, Steller likewise fined. Mrs. Steller faces concealed weapons charge. Fannie E. Locke sues for divorce from Samuel E. Locke. marriage 1891, separated two years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Woodworth
Fort Wayne
John H. Bass
Breen & Morris
George Branstratter
Adam Feightner
Vesey
Nellie M. Bartlett
Ora A. Bartlett
Nellie M. Dollar
George Stanton
Colerick & Thomas
Justice France
Joseph Merker
Peter Kepley
Justice Tancey
William Steller
Justice Huser
Steller
Kepleys
Fannie E. Locke
Samuel E. Locke
Coupes
Fort Wayne Post Office Sets January Stamp Sale Record
January stamp and stamped paper sales at the Fort Wayne post office closed as the largest in the office’s history, surpassing last year’s January by 1278.41 dollars. The gain underscores strong demand for postal products in early history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
January 1900 sales total eight thousand six hundred twenty five
The January 1900 sales reached $8,625.30 and if the same rate continued, the annual total would exceed $100,000.
New Clerks Join Fort Wayne Post Office Force
Elson Brosius a stamper and Robert K. Miller substitute carrier are the freshly appointed men who qualified and started duties this morning at the Fort Wayne post office. Miller is a local, while Brosius previously taught in Aboite township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson Brosius
Stamper
Robert K. Miller
Fort Wayne Post Office
Mr. Miller
Mr. Brosius
Aboite Township
Deaths and Funerals: Mrs. A Pfeiffer
Mrs. A Pfeiffer, wife of a young Wallen area farmer, died Tuesday after a prolonged illness from consumption. At little more than 20 years old, she had been married about two years and was sister to Dr. C. S. Fair of this city. She leaves one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pfeiffer
Wallen
Infant Matilda Streetmatter Dies At 15 Months
Streetmatter infant Matilda, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Streetmatter of Papa avenue, died last Wednesday from bowel inflammation at age 15 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Streetmatter
Henry Streetmatter
Papa Avenue
Infant Stewart Dies at Seven Days Old
Charles Edward Stewart infant son of Mr and Mrs John C Stewart of 71 College Street died Thursday morning from spasms aged seven days The brief notice records the family and residence and the cause and date of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Stewart
John C. Stewart
College Street
Four-year-old Krockenberger dies of brain fever
Hilda Krockenberger daughter of Mr and Mrs John M M Krockenberger of 28 Thompson Ave nas died Wednesday evening from brain fever at age four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Krockenberger
John MM. Krockenberger
Thompson Avenas
Inmate Deaths Reported at Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth
Three inmate deaths reported Wednesday at the Indiana school for feeble minded youth. Ida May Colegate, twelve, Franklin county, died of epilepsy. Catherine Kaithl, thirteen, Posey county, died of double pneumonia. Mattie Eberhardt, eighteen, Perry county, died of double pneumonia. Remains interred at the institution cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana School For
Ida May Colegate
Franklin County
Catherine Kaithl
Posey County
Mattie Eberhardt
Perry County
The
Institution Cemetery
Death of P C Sneed Former B and O Official
P C Sneed longtime Baltimore and Ohio railroad superintendent in Garrett died at his Newark Ohio home Tuesday evening. A well known figure in railroad circles he spent about ten years at Garrett before transferring to the eastern division a little over a year ago. His wife was the daughter of Col J B Foraker the Ohio statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PR. C. Sneed
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Garrett
Newark
Mr. Sneed
Baltimore and Ohio
Col. J. B. Foraker
The
Ohio Statesman
Fred Graffe Opens Jewelry and Repair Office on Clinton
Fred Graffe rents a store room on Clinton Street near Berry and will open a jewelry and repair office this week, signaling a new local business arrival in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Graffe
Clinton Street
Berry
Top Notchers They All Sell Wilson Heaters in U S
In a note dated January 24 1900 from St Louis Koehlinger and Bauer Fort Wayne Ind commend Messrs for being the top Wilson heater customer. They shipped 620 stoves during the past season and the annual Wilson sales surpassed 160000 dollars. They express thanks and aim to maintain the top position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Messrs
Koehlinger & Bauer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Keegan Names Committees for Republican Campaign
H G Keegan, chairman of the Allen county republican central committee, released the names for the county executive and finance committees for the coming campaign. Each committee has twelve members, with nineteen of the twenty four from this city. Executive: C S Bush, F W Culbertson, E W Cook, John Morris Jr, D N Foster, C R Higgins, W D Page, W E Doud, E F Yarnelle, R G Thompson, W A Kelsey, of Aboite, and George Brandeberry of Monroe. Finance: W J Lennert, C F Pfeiffer, P F Poirson, J W White, J M Henry, G H Loesch, John Ferguson, J W Sale, S F Bowser, George Wilbur of Milan, C F Swift of Springfield, W H Baird of Eel River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Keegan
Allen County Republican Central Committee
Republican County
C. S. Bush
F. W. Culbertson
E. W. Cook
John Morris, Jr
D. N. Foster
C. R. Higtgins
W. D. Page
W. E. Doud
E. F. Yarnelle
R. G. Thompson
W. A. Kelsey
Abooite
George Brandeberry
Monroe
W. J. Lennert
Cc. F. Pfeiffer
P. F
Perjury Charge in Justice Court Involving Horton Jewelry Claim
John Wilson of the Phoenix Accident and Sick Benefit association swore an affidavit in Justice France's court charging Julius C. Horton of East Main Street with perjury. The claim seeks 48 for injuries from a chair fall, but the affidavit alleges Horton was not injured as claimed and was at work when benefits were received. Horton posted 560 bail after Constable Ford arrested him for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Phoenix Accident and Sick Benefit Association
Justice France
Julius C. Horton
East Main Street
Horton
E. V. Emyick
Ford
To Cure La Grippe in Two Days Patent Medicine Claim
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising cure of la grippe in two days. Says druggists refund money if it fails and notes E. W. Grove's signature on every box. Price 25 cents and limited to March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grippe
E. W. Grove
WANTED. Butts or small timber of any kind
Real estate or personal security loans offered by multiple lenders including the Paul Mnfig Co at Bloomingdale and Swayne & Swayne. They advertise loans from $500 upward at 5 to 6 percent interest, with prompt funding and flexible payment options including $100 multiples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mnfig. CO
Cor
6Th and
North Calhoun
Bloomingdale
Swayne & Swayne
Sale of rents and profits in Monroeville Indiana
In the Allen Circuit Court Henry Krick vs Albert E Melching et al an order of sale directs public auction of rents and profits for up to seven years. The sale will be at the county courthouse in Monroeville between 1 and 4 pm on February 24 1900. Property described as Lot 6 in Marriott’s subdivision of lots 50 51 and 52 in the old town plat of Monroeville Allen County Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Krick
Albert E. Melching
Allen Circuit Court
State of
Marriott
Monroeville
Allen County
Indiana
A. E. Melching
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Sri Feue
Jacob
Markle, Ind
Hha ‘ Ookkeesper
the School Board
Gregory
Teall Crower
Gregory & Son
Marblesvad
Wass
Streetmatter
Krockenberger
P. C. Sneed
LEAD
Uni
Ted
Keegan
F. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
Seltme
New York
SEARS
Roebuck & Co
Breen& Morris
Plaintiff
Joo Drors
Imvanis
Wrafper
Bears
Castoria
New York City
CEN
Sadie Om
Ut A
Enterprise Sat
C.C. Schlatter& Co
East Columbia St
Malydor Meg. Cco
Bosc
T5tes
Aes
Sissteeks
Remem
SOMME
Bergain
Jess
Bert
Roebuck & CO. (Inc
Nfears, Ager
Diether Lumber CO
Superior St
Moar City Mills
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