Fall at East Main street furniture site claims Lubkowski
Henry Lubkowski 44, long-time city resident, dies from injuries at the 1040 East Main Street building project for Indiana Furniture after a fall on a basement floor. He left four children and was a Bass foundry molder in winter and contractor worker in summer. The accident halted work as investigators consider internal injuries, not head trauma, as the likely cause. He was a member of Zion Lutheran church and Bruederliche Unterstuetzungs Verein. The funeral arrangements were made through Wellman undertakers.
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Henry Subkowski
East Main Street
Indiana Furniture Company
Force Street
Lubkowski
Henry C. Kanning
Lutheran Hospital
Kanning
Bass
Bass Foundry
Subkowski
Ida
Fred
Ernst
Lina Subkowski
Herman
John Subkowski
Lina Behrent
Mina Schmidt
May Protect Dry Territory by Penal Code
Washington notes a tentative Feb 10 date for the house to act on regulating interstate shipments of intoxicating liquors. The penal code revision will resume with the liquor question first on the agenda, following holiday adjournment.
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Islands
District of Columbia
Washington
House
Baroness Refuses to Leave Mail Carrier’s Home
Chicago report notes Joseph Patzke of 1230 Oakdale Avenue sues to annul his marriage to Baroness von Shhaumburgh while she vows to stay in the carrier’s home. The baroness, tied to Paul Tibertius of Fort Wayne, had a prior rift after uncovering Tibertius was alive and not divorced.
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Chicago
Joseph C. Patzke
Oakdale Avenue
Baroness von Shhaumburgh
Edward F. Dunne
Patzke
Patrke
Paul Tibertius
Fort Wayne
Ind
Tibertius
Medics and lawyers to meet in joint February talk
Noted Chicago physician Prof. Harold N. Moyer of Rush Medical School will address a joint meeting February 16 in Allen County. The Allen County Medical society Blackford Law club and Allen County Bar association planned the event with Judge Allen Zollars also speaking from a legal perspective on medical expert testimony.
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Chicago
Harold N. Moyer
Rush Medical School
Allen County Medical Society
Blackford Law Club
Allen County Bar Association
Medical Society
Allen Zollars
Prof. Moyer
Despondent former photographer ends life at Fort Wayne home
Albert L. Bond, 55, a longtime Fort Wayne resident and former photographer, died by ingesting carbolic acid at his 207 West Creighton avenue home after a period of illness and bereavement. He left a German note directing estate matters and is survived by his wife and daughter.
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Albert L. Bond
West Creighton Avenue
Mr. Bond
Friends
Bond
New York
Fort Wayne
New York City
Williamsport
Freiburger Hardware Company
Toledo
J. C. Wallace
George J. Bond
Brooklyn
Sam Skelton
Jacksonville
Fla
Richard Hoie
Harmony Lodge No. 19
Local man Jacob Meyers 58 found dead in home
Jacob Meyers, 58, was found Wednesday evening seated in a rocking chair at 1330 Harmer Street with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Coroner Kesler believes the shot was fired at least 36 hours before discovery after Meyers openly placed the revolver to his heart. Henry Hockemeyer, son-in-law, summoned the authorities after Meyers failed to appear.
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Jacob Meyers
Harmer Street
Kesler
Henry Hockemeyer
Meyers
Fleming Accuses Hawkins as Senate Debate Turns Personal
Indianapolis February 4. In a heated Indiana state senate session Senator Stephen B. Fleming denounces Senator Nathan B. Hawkins as a liar amid conflict over the William H. Drapier claim. The Drapier bill passes 29 to 18 after an amendment removing interest, with Hawkins accusing a committee report of folly and tensions rising as leaders clash during the floor fight.
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Indianapolis
State Senate
Stephen B. Fleming
Fort Wayne
Nathan B. Hawkins
Portland
William H. Drapier
Senate
Hawkins
Fleming
Harlan
Marion County
Wood
Cox
Stotsenburg
Kistler
Senator Bland
Bland
Kistle
Adair
Congress
Public Exercises Mark Lincoln Birthday at Library Hall
Following a joint G A R and U V L meeting the public is invited to the Lincoln centennial events at Library hall on the evening of the 12th. Initially only veterans and patriotic groups were to be invited but now all citizens are welcomed.
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G. A. R. Posts
Library Hall
Abraham Lincoln
Dr Miles Ant Pain Pills Help Pain Without Habits
Suffering relief is claimed from Dr Miles Ant Pain Pills with no habit formation and fewer attacks over time. A customer testimonial extols cure of headaches and grippe symptoms, praising reliable use and anxious recommendation.
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Miles
Ailes
Aldea
Bea
Ept
Sentinel Map Chart for Farm Homes Promoted
The Weekly Sentinel promotes its Encyclopedic Map Chart for every farm home. It combines Allen county Indiana United States and world maps with a wealth of classified data, including county ownership plots and transport lines. The map set costs 2.50 with two years of The Weekly Sentinel.
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Allen County
State of
Indiana
United States
World
Weekly Sentinel
St. Clair
Indiana Territory
Hanly
Republic
Sentinel
Expansion for Electric Works set for merger and growth
F S Hunting, treasurer and sales manager of Fort Wayne Electric Works, confirms a merger with Northern Electrical Manufacturing of Madison, Wisconsin. The two firms will consolidate district offices, offer combined products, keep Northern as a Fort Wayne branch, and expand the Fort Wayne firm’s reach in the electrical world. Hunting will oversee implementation of the new organization and responsibilities.
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F. S. Hunting
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Northern Electrical Manufacturing Company
Madison
Wisconsin
Northern Company
Fort Wayne Company
Northern
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Works
United States
Hunting
Jury Discharged After Deadlock in Bubb vs Fort Wayne Line
In Auburn Indiana on February 3 the jury could not reach a verdict in the case of George Bubb administrator against the Fort Wayne and Springfield Railway for ten thousand dollars damages over the death of Anthony Bubb at Nine Mile Allen county. The inter urban car struck him as he crossed tracks in front of High Place on January 10 1908. The case had been moved to this venue and more than a week of deliberations were recorded before discharge at 9 30 this morning.
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Borhood
Kistler
Fleming
Hartford Township
Adams County
Berne
Hawkins
Allen
Hall
Senate
Jay
Charles Roemler
Drapler
Roemler
Cox
Drapier
Auburn
Ind
George Bubb
Fort Wayne
Accidents Injure Arcola Elevator Workers
Chet Richardson and his father Oscar Richardson were hurt last week at the McFadden elevator in Arcola. Chet, 21, was caught by a set screw on a swirling shaft and dashed against grain passing boxes. Oscar fell into a pit while aiding his son, suffering severe bruises but no broken bones. Chet suffered facial and neck cuts. Dr. C. M. Glock treated them. Both expect to return to work soon.
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Chet Richardson
Oscar Richardson
McFadden
Arcola
C. M. Glock
St. Joe Athletic Club to Hold Banquet in New Home
The annual banquet of the St. Joe Athletic club will be held in the club's new home on February 21 in the afternoon. Hon. E. G. Hoffman is likely to serve as toastmaster with several other well known local speakers on the program. the arrangements committee will meet Friday evening to finalize details.
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St. Joe Athletic Club
E. G. Hoffman
Hoffman
Dog Bites Bailiff Nose During Domestic Moment
County commissioners court bailiff Theodore Pattee received a painful wound last week when a family dog bit him on the right side of the nose and lacerated the area below the eye. The incident occurred as Pattee held the dog on his lap and his son passed by to pat the animal.
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Theodore Pattee
County Commissioners' Court
Pattee
Supreme Court Reverses Daily Judgment Against State
The Indiana Supreme Court reversed a $25,430 judgment against Americus C. Daily former state auditor. The case concerned fees alleged to be retained from insurance taxes while in office. The court ruled the complaint insufficient.
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Supreme Court
State
Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court Today
Americus C. Daily
Dally
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