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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1891

Page

3

St John church to install new pipe organ in 3000 cost

The St Johns Lutheran church last week contracted for a new pipe organ costing 3000 dollars. It will be a very fine instrument and the congregation takes pride in its music.

St. John’s Lutheran Church DePauw University J. B. Harper Horace G. Hendry Martha Ann Orr Frank Geo Eliza Carrie Hendry H. J. Fenner Business College Williamsport Ind Frank Treep Calhoun Street East Jefferson Street Lima Daily Times Chief Wilkinson Fort Wayne Sherrick Wilkinson T. B. Empie John Garity Father Lang Empie Thompson John Slusser George Brawner Madison Township

Indiana officials inspect Logan’sport feeble minded school

A joint Indiana legislature committee on benevolent and scientific institutions toured the Logan’sport Feeble Minded Children’s asylum after arriving by the Wabash. Supt Blake and staff guided them through the facility and a ball and supper followed. The visitors praised the institution and returned to Indianapolis Monday.

Indiana Logansport Wabash Longansport John G. Blake G. A. Byrd Kerth Morgan Chandler M. Marsh Jos. D. Morgan Geo. W. Hobson Daughther F. J. Hayden Daniel Foley Wm. Kennedy Thos. E. Boyd G. H. Thompson H. T. Hudson W. T. Mannix P. H. Pernot Indianapolis Sentinel Lewis Phares D. Zuckinger Taylor S. BR. Moon A. A. Adams J. L. Doll Luther McDowell M. M. Kilgore J. O. Calvert John Buehler Alex, Hess J. T. Gent T. M. Kyle J.J. Kyle Oscar Lee Kate Duffy Miss Howard F. D. Heimbaugh Blake Mr. Blake Calhoun Street J. M. Barrett Adams Andrews Senator Byrd T. E. Ellison Will Mannix Senate

Determination of Prominent Citizens Organize a Bank

Fort Wayne may see a new bank as prominent citizens discuss plans though no definite details are shared. D N Foster G W Pixley and others declined to reveal specifics while reports hint at a large directorate and potential legislative impacts on interest rates. Wing and Maharin architects have been consulted with J F Wing traveling to Chicago for the matter.

Fort Wayne D. N. Foster G. W. Pixley

Deaths and obituaries from Fort Wayne area

Saturday last Perry A Randall received a telegram announcing the death of Silas Tam who died in Moss Point Mississippi after a cancer struggle. He was a former Fort Wayne lumber buyer and a staunch Democrat who served on the common council after 1870. Several relatives are mentioned including Joshua Holmes and G W Holmes. Also noted are Abraham Gibford dies in city hospital from paralysis aged 68 with family ties to local businesses. Mary Ebert dies at 28 of consumption. Eliza Harnischfeger 75 dies of dropsy. infants Phillip Rapp dies at two months. Joseph Fry 50 dies of consumption. Mary Hessert dies at 25 of dropsy. Bertie Keyser 3 dies of bronchitis. Ettie Harrod 11 months dies of brain fever. multiple funeral arrangements noted.

William Miller Force Street John A. Stier Barr Street Frank Chalfant Wells County Albert Seary Barbara DeLagrange Peter Flynn Mary Raidy le Roy Samuel Lee Hoffman Street Beiberling & Co Joseph Lanstofer James Anderson Olds Wagon Works Alex Baltz DeKalb B. Beaver United States Express Company Ewing Street Columbia Avenue Lakeside Souder Martin Traverse Nellie Woulfe William Lahman Minnie Emine Mary E. Raidy John Wilkinson County Asylum Chicago John Fred Dingle Nebraska Reidmiller Broadway Cartwright Albert Gall Gall Treasury Department Bass Street Nickel Plate Railroad Father Delaney Adelia McNulty James Ward Labor Herald Louis Schirmeyer Phillip Rapp G. BR. Hench Ed, Miller F. E. Lanterman Felio Ruth Oase Lagrange Peltier Wilson West Berry Street Charles Stoke Goshen Road Stolte Charles McCulloch St. Paul John T. Young Kenzie Hill Whitley Porter Christina Roge St. Joseph Road Coldwater Road George W. Heller Globe Clothing House Heller & Frankel New York Emanuel Streator Michigan Monroeville Columbia City Lafayette Pontiac Dixon Thomas McMahon Bailey Farm Rev. Miller Fort Wayne W. L. Carnshaw Tiffin Marvin Kuhns Common Pleas Court Ralph Connable Hattie E. Gridley Petoskey Mich Connable Petoskey Fish Company Logansport M. J. Houlihan Legion Dallas Texas Mecars John F. O'Connor Joseph Laing E. K. Smoot F. O. Brown O'Connor Tony Trentman Ind Coatzacoalcos Bay of Campechy Perry A. Randall Silas Tam Moss Point Miss Si Tam Lancaster Ohio C. D. Gorham Oscar Simons Pennsylvania Company Joshua Holmes G. W. Holmes Springer Tam Abraham Gibford City Hospital A. W. Gibford Harry W. Gibford Hoosiershan Ed, Gibford Leavy Ric Shoaff Moffat Mary Ebert D. F. Ebert Oliver Street Bucyrus Eliza Harnischfeger Peter Harnischfeger Buchanan Street St. Joe Hospital Bertie Sebastian Keyser East Columbia Street Ettie D. V. Harrod Marion Township

G B Lesh Lumber Company Opens in Fort Wayne

The G B Lesh Lumber company forms Fort Wayne with partners G B Lesh from Chicago A P McQuisten P A Randall and R L Romy. It will manufacture and wholesale hardwood lumber including white and red oak. The firm claims 10000 acres of timber in Southern Missouri and other tracts with offices in the Bank block.

G. B. Lesh

Goshorn Named Superintendent of Fort Wayne Water Power Plant

J. B. Goshorn, former city civil engineer, is appointed permanent superintendent of the Fort Wayne Water Power Company plant on Spy Run Avenue. He has led the plant’s establishment with assistance from L. Dignan. Water power has powered dynamos at the electric station for six weeks, proving highly successful.

J. 8. Goshorn Fort Wayne Water Power Company Spy Run Avenue Goshorn L. Dignan

Post Office Robbed at Maysville and Machinery Accidents

Last Thursday evening the post office at Maysville was broken into and robbed of stamps and bags. Burglars first entered a blacksmith shop to obtain tools for the break in. No arrests have been made. Friday morning at east yards Nicholas Gossard had a foot mashed by falling iron. John Panyard at Old Fort Pulley works lost two fingers. Docket lists several criminal cases set for trial including state versus Parker Haley Flood Hughes Shell and others on February 16 and 17.

G. Passino Oliver Street Son Pierson Louis T. Brokaw Fort Wayne James Snyder Markey & Mungovan Grace Foust Crawfordsville Maysville Nicholas Gossard East Yards John Panyard Old Fort State Charles Parker Martin Haley Jerry Flood Wm. Fraze Edward Hughes Robert Hughes Edward Shell J. L. Martin Lee John Brons J. J. Jenkinson John McBennett Mr. Erans John Didier EU. O’hearn Phillip Bruns

Settlement Reaches End To Whitley Court Case

A long running Whitley county case between Clara and Harry Brinsley and others against Mrs. Dr. Metcalf and Mrs. Saunders was amicably settled. The dispute over John Hill deceased estate involved 5 000 to 6 000 dollars. Plaintiffs received 1 400 dollars plus property valued near 3 000 dollars for the children. Each side pays own costs and witnesses from the city testified, including Mayor D L Harding.

Whitley Clara Harry Brinsley Charles Brinsley 8. O. Metcalf Supreme Court W. H. Strickland Kuntz Spy Run Avenue Joseph Lombard J. M. Kane D. L. Harding Dyche Randall & Vesey L. M Harry Ninde This City Marshall & McNagney Columbia City Bell & Morris W. G. Colerick

Junk Buyers Law Urged By Fort Wayne Prosecutor

Fort Wayne prosecutor J M Robinson urges a January 18 house bill mirroring Ohio and Illinois junk law provisions. The draft would require junk buyers to keep books with article descriptions, buyers, and sale sources, open to officers, ban purchases from youths after hours, and impose fines for violations. He says such a law would curb thefts and youth crime, stressing it would best serve justice and merit legislative attention.

Indianapolis Sentinel J. M. Robinson Fort Wayne Ohio Illinois

John Uelzer’s Carpenter Shop Destroyed by Fire

Fire at 418 Hanna Street gutted John Saelzer’s contracting carpenter shop and adjoining stable. Entire contents including valuable tools lost, horse and harness saved. Noon Wednesday blaze caused about 600 dollars in loss with no insurance.

John Saelzer Hanna Street

Alum Baking Powder List and Week of Deaths

Authorities name numerous baking powders made with alum led by Calumet A P Kenton and many others while Prof. Mott calls for a law banning alum. The undertakers report weekly deaths including Davis Anderson Krudop May Shafer Figel Lee Rose Choinard Hunt Bohen Renninger Slagle Brokaw Case Gibford and others with causes such as typhoid fever consumption and paralysis. Added ads promote Dr Bull’s Gough Syrup and Salvation Oil with prices.

Calumet A&p Kenton Ne Plus Ultra Silver Star Eureka International Patapsco Burnett's Perfect Empire State Qook Centennial Gen Buckeye Windsor Crown Sovereign Wheeler’s Daisy Gem Zipp Zipp’s Scioto H. A. Mott United States Undertakers Joseph Davis John May Christian Shafer Charles Figel Leroy D. Lee Christiana Rose Rosanna Choinard Howard Hunt Michael Bohen Henry Renninger

Lymph Therapy Details From Berlin Consultation

Dr. H O Biewend now in St Louis after six weeks with Dr Koch in Berlin. He describes strict preparation and dosing for lymph injections, including three to six day observation, temperature checks, and diluted preparations to prevent danger. Koch’s method uses under the shoulder blade injections with specific dilutions and fresh mixes to ensure safety.

H. O. Biewend St. Louie Koch Berlin St. Louis Biewend A. L Albert Leibbertz Dr. Koch

Lent observance announced by Rev Seabrease at Trinity

SACK-CLOTH AND ASHES Lent season begins this week with Ash Wednesday services at Trinity Episcopal church led by Rev A W Seabrease. The schedule includes 10:45 a.m. service and evening sermon, then daily and Holy Week services with Eucharist and addresses across multiple times and days.

A. W. Seabrease Trinity Episcopal Church

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Mamie Montgomery Westminster Seminary Bluffton George P. Haywood Wood Shambaugh St. Joseph Hospital St. Mary’s Catholic Church Globe Clothiers Marie J. Spicely Orleans Orange County Soldiers and Sailors’ Orphans Kniightstown Pittman Colonel Spicely Twenty-fourth John Rupp Christian Heine Henry Keller Henry Keck Sophia Block William Block J. A. Wood Richmond Blount Whitley County John Kennelly Mease Elenora Sterling Albert Trout Ohio State Line Grandpa Hagley Peter Peckham Manager Peckham Union Pacific Tea Company Charley Sheward Clouse” Sheward Vermillion County Noble Runyan Edward Furste Bradner Furste Wayne Street Associated Press Henry Schafer Christian Schafer Schafer Ferdinand Henkenn Albert Keller A. H. Bittenger Rosenthal Emil Gallmeier Justice Wilkinson Morris James Pettingay Louis Lacroix Dawson Chaus. Wermuth Henry Horman O. Hettler Fort Wayne Building and Loan Association Horman John B. Krodop Wm. Gallmeyer Wm. Schneider Meta Leeser John &. Krudop Laurie Grenewolt Ernest Krudop George Henkenius Michael Berger J. Loney Charley Pope Barney Stivler H. J. Ash Henry Wigoher Austin Lake Kalamazoo Grand Rapids J. D. Morgan Jacob Bowers Indianapolis William Ruhl Sheldon Dowling Maggie Morarity Cincinnati Ellen Hannah Connora East Wayne Street New Haven Jacob Lentz Hoagland Knoxville Tenn Renner, Cratsley & Co Kane Block West Main Street George Keel Indianapolis Dental College A. C. Keel Cuba Fair Grounds Main Street St. Marys River Robert Fleming John M. Miller John Gilbert Stephen O. Tabor Congregational Church Jefferson and Harrison Streets Committee of Indiana Institute Business Men’s Exchange A. S. Lamferty Michaels Common Council A.J. Moynihan Henry Hilbrecht Fire Department Hotel Randall Wicke Kennelly Lima Jack Kennelly Campasu Daily Times Elida W. N. Sherry Kennelly Michigan City Kuhns Lion of the Hour Anew Company Shippers Terre Haute Brinsley The Squires Prosecutor Robinson John Uelzer ALUN John B. Krudop Arthur N. Slagle Lewis T. Brokaw John W. Case Dr. Bull U. S Cuticura Thad Anyon Harriet Stickler Jowatty, la Brug and Chemical Corporation Boson Senabrease Sena Ireland Dwenger Pixley & CO Prines Alberts Pixley E. Berry Street Fort George Dewald Hoke Stephen A. Heath John Miler Milan Township Allen County Court House Huntington Road O'Rourke Schrader & Wilson Harrison Street Piven John Miller Gente Nam, Pete Max
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