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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1900

Page

13

Scarlet fever cases probed in Barr Street lodging house

The board of health investigated illness among E. K. Dorr family and Liebman boarding house residents at 157 Barr Street. Dr. Ferguson Jr. treated the children, and officials suspect scarlet fever. Dorr claims visitors did not go upstairs and pose no danger, but officials will pursue further action and scrutiny of suspicious cases.

Board of Health E. K. Dorr Liebman No. 157 Barr Street Mr. Dorr Dr. Ferguson, Jr Dorr

What is a Kopie

What is a kopie the Kopjes are the Boers fortifications built as stumps of eroded hills covered with a breastwork of boulders tropical torrents wash away soil leaving detached masses of sandstone ironstone or granite Cardiff West err Mkati describes kopjes as fortifications used by Boers with multiple formations and locations

Ex President Cleveland Sends for Cleveland Shoemaker

In a historic note from Cleveland, details emerge of ex president sending for a noted local shoemaker Lor. The outreach signals a gesture of goodwill and regional pride amid ongoing civic events in Ohio. Local observers await further confirmation of the exchange and its possible impact on community relations.

Local news items from Fort Wayne area briefs

Local notes report births including a son born to Mr and Mrs Charles Easley at 188 West Superior Street and a son born to Mr and Mrs William Noll of S25 East Creighton avenue. Also listed are illnesses, travel, property improvements, appointments, and civic notices involving individuals and local businesses.

Charles Easley West Superior Street William Noll East Creighton Avenue A. Co. _ Beaver South Broadway Robert Spice Georgia Geary Coesse Charles Johnson J. W. Fahnstock Chicago Guy Emrick E. V Frank Emrick Emrick Indianapolis Dental College Father Koerdt Philip Wyss A. D. Craig Horace Street C. W. Boshler Indiana Road Machine Company Boshler Peters Hardware Company M. W. Walsh Wayne Township Indianapolis Bluffon Hugh Dougherty Agdineeare George W. Maxwell Fort Wayne Churubusco J. Parks Shawnee Avenue Kramer Idaho Old Fort Perk Union Veteran Legion Anthony Wayre George G. Darrow A. J. Metschmann Mrs. Watson L. P. Drayer Pellens & Polster City Hall Louis Dorn Belleville Til Concordia College Natural Sciences Duemling Milwaukee Dorn United States Ossian Edward Campbell Heywood Presbyterian Church G. Breckenridge Bethany Presbyterian Church Tsaisa

Funeral for Prof Smart at Lafayette on Saturday

Purdue University president Dr James H Smart dies and a funeral service is set for 2 pm at Second Presbyterian Church Lafayette Ind Reports note Purdue students acted on his death and recount his 37 years shaping Indiana education and Purdue University career from Fort Wayne to Emancipation era reforms.

Lafayette Ind James H. Smart Purdue University Second Presbyterian Church Smart James Henry Smart Center Harbor N. H William Hutchings Smart Nancy Ferrington Smart Hopkinton New Hampshire Toledo Ohio Fort Wayne Indiana State Teachers’ Association Purdue Dartmouth College University of Indiana State University Indiana State Board of Education United States Paris National Teachers’ Association American Association of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations Agricultural Congress Hague Dr. Smart Mary H. Swan Albany N. Y Swen Grinnell College Iowa

Fragmentary note mentions Purdie and Miss Mary Smart in schooling

Incomplete text references Purdie location and Miss Mary Smart being in school in the east, indicating a paused or unrelated snippet about individuals and place without further context.

Ing Purdie Mary Smart

Fractured Leg From Slipping Incident

John Morrisot of 63 Boone Street slipped at Pearl and Harrison streets Thursday evening and fractured his leg. He was taken home by ambulance where a doctor attended him.

John Morrisot Boone Street Pearl and Harrison Streets

Death of Samuel Cochran in Denver at eighty eight

Telegram from Denver reports the death of Samuel Cochran in Denver Col on Tuesday at age eighty eight. He was born in Scotland and lived many years in Madison Ind. Surviving are his widow a son and two daughters all in Denver. Grandchildren include Mrs B F Ninde of Chicago Miss Mary Moffat and Sam C Moffat of this city.

Samuel Cochran Denver Col Cochran Scotland America Madison Ind B. F. Ninde Chicago Mary Moffat Sam C. Moffat

Sad End To Student Prank In Oxford Feud

In Hamilton Ohio February 21 a Miami University student prank near the seminary led to a fatal heart episode for Mrs George Hites after she heard gunfire from Night Watchman Patrick Flanagan's raid on his jurisdiction. Flanagan fired twice, a boy cried out and Mrs Hites died. the coroner cites heart catalysis. Flanagan fainted and remains ill.

Hamilton Ohio Oxford Miami University Patrick Flanagan Flanagan George Hites

Small Pox at Bellevue Alarm for Nickel Plate Staff

Small pox reported in Bellevue alarms Nickel Plate trainmen. Four drive cases and hundreds exposed before outbreak was spotted. Officials state rail workers not believed exposed and urge no alarm among crews.

Bellevue

Will probate set for Mancy Wychell estate in Jackson township

The last will of Mancy Wychell is filed in circuit court assigning all real and personal property to granddaughters Winnifred and Helen Bauerman who are named executrices. Bluffton News reports Emma and Mary Koopman from a Fort Wayne shirtwaist factory suffered a fire damaging their living quarters with no insurance. mother Mrs Koopman accompanied them home from Fort Wayne.

Mancy Wychell Jackson Township Winnifred Helen Bauerman

Progressive Pedro Party in Indianapolis Honors Guests

Mrs. Arthur Gates of Indianapolis and Miss Louise Niezer of Monroeville were guests of honor at a Thursday afternoon progressive Pedro party hosted by E. A. Barnes. Decorations featured palms and ferns, with about forty guests attending.

Arthur Gates Indianapolis Louise Niezer Monroeville Re. E. A. Barnes

Noon Wedding Unites Carbaugh and Genth at Nine Mile

Frank Carbaugh of Chicago marries Adaline Genth of this city at noon Thursday on 558 South Broadway with Rev J W Lake officiating. Ninety guests attend a wedding dinner at Nine Mile, where the newlyweds will reside with Mrs Maria Genth.

Frank Carbaugh Chicago Adaline Genth South Broadway J. W. Lake J. L. Keplinger Oliver Carbaugh W.W. W. Gexth Nine Mile Mr. Carbaugh W. H. Carbaugh Fort Wayne Maria Genth

Wig Ignition Burns Boy at School Fundraiser

Reginald Mong, 15, suffered severe head and face burns when a cotton Uncle Sam wig caught fire during Rudisill school pupils' entertainment in Spy Run district. He was cared for at home by Dr. Ranke. officials expect no lasting scars. Also, Alfred Lehman faced court over a promiscuous firearms charge tied to a rabbit’s death. prior fines totaling 20.60 led the mayor to dismiss the case.

Reginald Mong George E. Mong Riverside Avenue Rudisill School Spy Run Uncle Sam Ranke Alfred Lehman Lehman Deutschman Justice Courts

CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab

Advertisement notes that the product claims to cure a cold in one day and offers a refund if it fails. It includes FE. W. Grove's signature on every box and a 5¢ price with March 1 date Promotion details encourage purchase from all druggists and refunds if ineffective.

W. Grove

Japan's Development Highlighted by Early 1900s Railways

New York Post cites Japan with 2,590 miles of railway and extensive telegraph and telephone networks. electric lights common, railways penetrating mountains, ahead of England in some utilities. A health ad promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns and skin eruptions. Durham Cathedral’s Dean Kitchin faces authorities over warlike preaching refusals.

Japan England New York Post Dean Kitchin Durham Cathedral

Dr King's New Life Pills Endow Strength and Energy

A vintage advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as the busiest mighty product. It promises to transform weakness into vigor and listlessness into energy, boosting health. Available for 25 cents a box from Dreier and Bros.

Dr. King Dreier & Bros

Cedar Creek Democrats Plan March 3 Nominating Meeting

Cedar Creek township Democrats call a meeting at Leo on March 3 at 10 a.m. to nominate a township ticket. The notice stresses organizing for local party slate and election readiness.

Cedar Creek Township Leo

Real Estate Notice by C F Pfeiffer

C F Pfeiffer rooms 6 7 Bass Block announces real estate or personal security matter. Details unreadable but appears as a brief public notice from a local property or security context.

C. F. Pfeiffer BASS

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