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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1890

Page

3

Local items mix illness births and civic notes

A broad Fort Wayne column reports Mrs. J. W. Younge ill, a McKinpie couple's new son, cathedral Christmas total of 769, and multiple city happenings. It notes doctors, marriages, deaths, property moves, school notes, legal cases, pensions, rail news, and community events with numerous named people and places.

Stevens Named General Superintendent of Chesapeake and Ohio

Georgia born George W. Stevens, 38, becomes general superintendent of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad with Richmond Virginia as headquarters. He previously led the Richmond James River and Peninsular divisions and was with the Wabash system before joining the C and O. Stevens began in 1873 with the St. Louis and Pacific and rose through roles from train dispatcher to division superintendent. In a separate note, nineteen pioneers met at Maurice Cody's home. Officers were elected: President Maurice Cody, Vice president James Ahern, Secretary F. K. Cosgrove, Treasurer Scott Swann. Edsall received thanks for ten years of service. New members admitted include C. M. Dawson, A. F. Glutting, Henry Colerick, H. C. Hanna, W. W. Rockhill, and others, all long-time residents of the county. Honorary members were S. R. Alden, W. H. Shambaugh and Christ. Bnteman.

Lillie May Fisk Bluffton T. B. Empie Wm. Stuck Winchester Road Grace Virgil Bristol St. Augustine’s Academy Geo. Ewing Latonia Lexington Hart Wayne Avilla Messrs Joe Reinan Alex Joseph Schlatter Frank Kink Chas, Fitch Lathrop John D. Bachman Louisa Braum Fred W. Kellerman Elsie Bell John H. Teague Bertha Langer Edward Vinson Flora Hansover Viberg John Palmer Palmer Charles McKee Charles McKee & Co Schmitz Block Liebman & Henry New York Chicago St. Louis W. B. Smith South Calhoun Street Porter St. Mary’s St. Paul’s St. Peter’s Christian Haffner Lewis Street Stone River Scott Swann M. M. Thompson Frank Alderman Briant Huntington George C. Beck Indianapolis Fred Erb Lafayette Erb Charles Budd Hurlingham J. E. Clarke Kokomo George Weykle Weykle Clark State Teachers’ Association Germany H. M. LaFollette Voll Seluide Raal Dryer Lane H.C. Brown Anderson United States Chess Association Dave Caldwell Frank Fisher Philadelphia George R. Bowen A. C. Perrin Fisher Kentucky Michigan Republic of the United States Julius Doriot Charles Street Pittsburg Hanna Street Bass Works Joseph Wall Northern Hale Morton Club A. Dg. Lanbach Charles W. Orr Messrs. Cash Miller Win Indiana Chesapeake and Ohio George W. Stevens Richmond Stevens Richmond, James River Peninsular Wabash Pacific Ohio and Edsall Maurice Cody Christian Parker James Ahern F. K. Cosgrove C. M. Dawson A. F. Glutting Henry Colerick H. C. Hanna W. W. Rockhill Dennis O'Brien Geo. H. Viberg John G. Noll John H. Brannan Charles Geary W. H. Goshorn Robert B. Driebelbiss John Smith H. P. Vordermark J. M. Robinson Isaac Mowrer J. B. Neizer Ulrich Stotz Louis T. Sturgis Louis Hazzard Charles S. Brackenridge H. C. Pani G. M. Fordney Dr. S. C. Metcalf John Watterhouse John Langard S. R. Alden W. H. Shambaugh Christ. Bnteman

Meet and elect officers of Summit City lodge 26 A U W

Officers chosen for the ensuing term include George R. Hench master workman J M Amoss foreman C W Holverstott overseer J B Wagner recorder J N Pfeiffer financier J P Merillat receiver C E Fessenden guide E C Hagan inside watchman J Racine outside watchman and medical examiners T H McCormick G B Siemen A P Buchman plus N Conover representative to grand lodge W 8 Harrison alternate Installation set for next Thursday.

Summit City Lodge George R. Hench J. M. Amoss C. W. Holverstott J. B. Wagner J. N. Pfeiffer J. P. Merillat C. E. Fessenden E. C. Hagan J. Racine T. H. McCormick G. B. Siemen A. P. Buchman N. Conover Grand Lodge Harrison J. W. Spain Evansville Wabash

Christmas Day Celebration in the City

The day was pleasant and bright in the city with Santa Claus distributing gifts, turkey dinners at homes and hotels, church services across Catholic and Lutheran congregations, and festive events at several churches. The weather stayed fine until nightfall when rain arrived. Social gatherings closed the holiday.

Santa Claus

Joseph Wall Dies in Northern Prison

Intelligence states Joseph Wall the colored man serving life for murder in Allen County is dying at the northern prison. Wall killed Kronkhite with a butcher knife in 1876 and multiple pardon attempts have failed.

Joseph Wall Wall Allen County Kronkhite

Farmers Alliances Form in Pleasant and Abaite Townships

Pleasant township farmers organized an alliance at Kenark school house with officers Wm Kenerk president John Corsin vice president Ghas Dalman secretary John Gride treasurer Abaite Township Farmers Alliance also organized at Center school house electing Frances Cordrey president Frank Parniu secretary and Wm A Kelsey treasurer The groups start with 35 charter members and plan Friday night meetings June 10 1890 Three delegates were elected to the County Alliance meeting in Fort Wayne on June 4 1890.

Pleasant Township Kenark Wm. Kenerk John Corsin Ghas Dalman John Gride Abaite Township Farmers’ Aliance Center School House Frances Cordrey Frank Parniu Wm. A. Kelsey County Alliance Fort Wayne Lake Township Alliance J. Rapp

Orphan home holiday gifts acknowledged by donors

The article lists donations to the Reformed orphan home including Mrs Mary H Williams Maggie Hamilton and others who gave clothing, toys, food and cash. It also notes thanks from Rev J Berrie Supt Rettig and staff.

Mary H. Williams Maggie Hamilton Misses Sweeney J. B. White Pixley & Co Mr. Evans McDonald Howenstein H. C. Moderwell L. Hull Rudolph Siemon U. Stutz F. W. Kuhlene Rau R. Klaehn J. Berrie Rettig Orphan Home

Lena Heines Charged With Larceny in Dress Case

Lena Heines, 1 young woman from Van Wert, was arrested by Officer O Connell and imprisoned after arraignment before Mayor Harding. She faced two counts of larceny for stealing a dress valued at 12 dollars a necklace worth 2 dollars and gloves priced at 1 dollar from Clara Kelly at Mrs Ryan's on West Washington. Kelly testified to the theft. Heines, bound over to the circuit court in 300 dollars, cried as she was led to jail in a patrol wagon.

United States and Territories South Westminster Seminary Meades, Williams Princeton Ill Indiana Gas Belt North Carolina Daseler Fred Black Henry Lichstin Frenchtown Fred Brown Chas. Meuze Young Gibson Otto Klinkenberg H. Z. Zimmerman Albion Zimmerman Indiana Supreme Court O'Connell Lena Heines Harding Clara Kelly James Ryan West Washington Street

Accident Injures Gottlieb S. Schwan On Bluffton Road

Gottlieb S. Schwan suffered a severe accident while chopping timber on Bluffton road when an ax struck his left leg above the ankle nearly severing the foot. A fellow worker bound the wound and Dr. J W Younge treated the injury. He will be bedridden for the remainder of winter and may be crippled for life.

Gottlieb S. Schwan Bluffton Road J. W. Younge

John Siebold Appointed Policeman in Sixth Ward

Monday afternoon the police commissioners appointed John Siebold of the Sixth ward to succeed Henry Siebold on the force. He is described as steady and worthy, to be assigned to duty soon. formerly a boiler maker at the Wabash shops. The week’s reported deaths include Pappert, Ruggaber, Crawford, Lehman, Isett, Healy, Freak, Geiger, Rebuen, and Mrs Rebuen with typhoid pneumonia listed for one and other causes noted for the rest.

Iane Winton Manchester H. E. Hamilton Grand Rapids Salem Ohio Hamilton Dr. Winton John Diether Oak Street Dennis D. Spmmer Tenth Ward Jane Dignan Leo Squire Tancey William Pappert la Grippe McGinty James E. Graham William Shaughnessy Monroeville Will B. Davis New Haven Della Broxon Pittsburg John Malt White’s Wheel Works Baptist Church Rover Winfield Grant Robert Ogden J. M. Robinson Miss Edgett Chicago Mrs. Lambert West Main Street John Brunikan Organ Factory Wm. H. Knoff Miller Street J. G. Geiger Zion Lutheran Church John Siebold Henry Siebold Siebold

Larceny arrests follow lively Monday court scene

In a brisk police court Monday Emma Johnson and Alice faced trouble after a cider quarrel at Calhoun and Main. They pleaded guilty to drunkenness and paid $1 plus costs. O'Ryan held Dan Schantz and Frank Grubbs on suspicion of theft. bound over for $500. Carey Harrison and Shea were jailed for intoxication.

Emma Johson Alice Calhoun Main Streets Leonard Fuchshaber O’ryan Dan Schantz Frank Grubbs John Sheffer & Co Grand Street Thomas Carey John Harrison Patton John Shea

Norton family appeals for aid after long trek across states

Franklin Norton and his family traveled from Montana to Idaho motioning west to Rokaway Beach New York to stay with relatives. Illness and poverty followed their journey as the infant grew gravely ill in Huntington and the town trustee aided with lodging and food.

Norton Franklin Norton Montana United States Army Montpelier Idaho Rokaway Beach N. Y Kansas City Huntington J. M. Dinnen Brackenridge Brokaw House

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