Northern Indiana News Roundup of Deaths Accidents and Local Ventures
A lengthy Indiana regional column reports numerous deaths including William P. Fish 90 in Valparaiso William Teigue a long time deputy sheriff George D. Hawita Huntington area and Michael Lusch Goshen engineer. Also listed are accidents including a 12 year old Kendallville leg injury and a fatal strychnine ingestion near Kendallville. Rail service expansions Bluffton Huntington Portland and other towns, burglaries farm fires and a series of civic notes from Warsaw to Michigan City. The item covers sermons moves of clergy, land disputes involving Indian land and local business closures and inaugurations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Fish
Valparaiso
Willian Teigue
Wabash
George D. Hawita
Michael Lusch
Huntington
Erie Railroad
Gail Gillian
Kendallville
Milton H. Gardner
South Whitley
United Brethren Church
Derrien Springe
Berrien County
Mighgan
Eid Griffith
Polk
County
Wallace Grayston
Marion
Mary Grayston
Hospital Sun- By
Ed Gilliland
Bluffton
Jem Snyder
Kol River
Columbia City
Chicago, Bluffton and Cincinnati
Portland
Bert Olsland
Syracuse
Nathan Roberts
Thomas Blafford
Auburn
B. Kimimall
Louis
Kimmall
Ten Thousand Club of
Warsaw
Iha Omningat, Bluffton and Chicago Railroad
Jacob Marsh
Koretualo County
Marsh
Joe Read
Ornina
Charles Kilgore
John G. Cleland
Charles Black
Bayard Kuhn
Albion
Lawrence A. Eddingfeld
Roanoke
Beneft Hig
Huntington Trust Company
As-Signoe
Wabash Valley
Huntingtons County
Grant
Noel Barnhart
William
Peru
Barnhart
Ninety-ninth
Indiana Infantry
Sherman
Battlegrounds
Milan
Charles W. Thatcher
United States
Ocean
Logansport
Thatcher
Department of the Interior
Pacific
Atlantic
William Slyter
Goshen
Bar
Wabash Odd Fellows
Stachel Rowe
Wells County
Poneto
Mahlon Williamson
Huntington County
Andrews
Moses Mandelbaum
John Lloyd
Mentone
John Denm
Binffton
T. J. Korfoot
Fred L. Bodenhafer
Good Citizens' League
Sidney Wesley
Churubusco
John W. Markley
Frank Markley
Philip Bauman
Adams County
Domestic
Jacob Hay
Decatur
Ray Broughton
Kane
Winchester
Murdock Nnes
Michigan City
Franklin Township
DeKalb County
Konselusko
Milford
John O. Pentz
Mia
Jacob Pentz
Morella Chalfant
Wella County
Ossian
Ohio
Frank Hartman
Boro
Cathrine Nickey
Jacob Nickey
Whitley County
Nickey
Columbia, Cty
James M. Wolcott
Maumee
Little Turtle
Frank Satterthwaite
Pater Young
Henry Gemmer
Satterthwaite
Garrett
George C. Coverstone
Dakota
Standing Rock Reservation
H. O. Markley
Charles H. Kimmell
Henry Mra
Belle Jonkinson
Plumbera
Fort Wayne
South Whitlay Hoop Company
Aaron T. Vail
Mabel A. Vail
James W. Nonaldson
Tasac Moore
Fulton County
Athens
Local man found dead after abuse allegations loom
News items recount a troubled life ending in death with allegations of abuse toward his aged wife. The report notes his Civil War service and erratic behavior, including family cruelty, with neighbors and a lack of funds delaying coroner notification. Additional notes cover public notices, appointments, and land transfer records tied to early America and Little Turtle heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
W. A. Angel
Bluffton
Burton
Grand Army of the Republic
Henry Herbst
Ossian
Jconsa
R. V. LaMont
Huntington
Flont
Cincinnati, Bluffton & Chicago Railroad
James Ruas
Goshen
Gilmartin
South Band
Clark Jan
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Ling
Allen
Adams
Wells
DeKalb
8. Bush & Co
Fort Wayne
L. A. Clors
Johnson C County
Ind
Henry Dice
Allen County
Auburn
Sacred Heart Hospital
Garrett
Mr. Ding
Hyedon
Ann Turner
Little Turtle
Washington
Huntington County
Ann’ Turner
James Barnett
Samuel Hanna
Optimism at Baldwin Locomotive Works As Orders Rise
A. B. Johnson of Burnham Williams & Co. predicts better times as railroad equipment orders rebound after months of stagnation. Baldwin Locomotive Works aims to produce 2,760 locomotives in 1907, up 84 from 1906, underscoring a banner year and growing output across US and Canadian car and locomotive plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Johnson
Burnham, Williams & Co
Baldwin Locomotive Works
United States
Canada
Railway Gazette
Record of 1907 rail stock orders and plant resumptions
The report shows a sharp drop in unfilled orders for rail cars and locomotives in 1907, with total rolling stock spending near 477 million dollars and heightened plant activity in the Pittsburg district. It notes many mills plan immediate or near term reopens after year end, paying 1907 wages, and lists major plants and their expected start dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panies
Fan Kong
Faw
Stito
United States
Canada
Wethmating
Pittsburg Mills To Reopen Workforce Reaches Forty Thousand
The Pittsburg Gazette Times reports by January 6 1908 thousands of workers will return to mills in McKeesport Glassport Duquesne and along the Monongahela valley to Mone sven and Pittsburg. Over 40 000 men who have been out for weeks will be back at work as industry comes back online.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pmsting
Pittsburg
Omeruls
National Tube Works
McKeesport
Duquesne Steel Works
Traddock Mills
Homestead Mills
Monessen and Charleroi Mills
Clairton Mills
Donora
Woods’ Mills
McKeenport Tinplate Company
Glanssport, Glass Works
Firth-Stirling Projectile Works
Age and Bteal Foundry
Glassport
Duquesne
Firth-Stirling
Glassport Laso
American Ax and Tool Works
Braddock
Homestead
Remembered Street Car Men
General Manager Theodore I Thieme of the Wayne Knitting Mills presented each motorman and conductor on the Main Street line with a box of fine hose as appreciation for their efforts in delivering good street car service to mill employees. The gesture is a recognition and may motivate better service handling crowds to and from the mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore I
Thieme
Wayne Knitting Mills
His Last Day at Shop Ends Emanuel Zorbaugh Service
Emanuel Zorbaugh left the Pennsylvania shops during the quitting hour closing his tools as he reached his seventieth birthday on December 4 He completes active machinist service in the shops and moves to a retired status under company rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Danville
Chicago and Eastern
Pennsylvania
Emanuel Zorbaugh
Wari
Zorbaugh
Medicine nearly fatal from overdose in Elkhart
In Elkhart Indiana on December 1 Mrs Susan Wilar nearly died after taking excess headache medicine. She followed directions poorly and continued dosing beyond the standard one to two tablespoons until she used all. Local doctors treated her after a severe overdose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
Susan Wilar
Mrs Eddy plans million to educate healers through fund
Boston editorial outlines Mrs. Baker G Eddy's plan to establish a charitable fund in Boston named Mary Barker Eddy's benevolence will finance teaching the science of Christ healing free to indigent students. One million dollars will endow the educational work and support families of beneficiaries while the board certifies healers. The note lists a Sunday School Convention at Wallen ME Church on January 12, 1908 with speakers and program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
Architect McLehan
The
Christian Science Sentinel
Jesu
Christian Science
Wallen M. E
D. Kemp
Seixetie Mus
McHon
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Northern
Indiana
Astrakhan
Women’s
Idle Milla
Knitting Mills
E. Zorbaugh
Mrs. Eddy