Do You Think For Yourself or Follow Prescriptions
An advertisement echoing the era’s advice on women’s health extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a trusted remedy for nervous, weak, and overworked women. It cites endorsements from medical authorities, claims no alcohol or narcotics, and urges readers to request a booklet of ingredients sent to Dr. R. V. Pierce in Buffalo for free mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Iker
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Zimmerman
Death ends career of Dr John W Younge
Dr John W Younge a Fort Wayne physician, veteran, and controversial public figure died at 2 15 am on Harrison Street Idaho Street near Wayne after a long illness of Brights disease He was 64 and had lived in Fort Wayne since about 188? His life spanned teaching in Ohio military service in the Union Army and adventurous exploits in Mexico and Cuba He leaves two sons Dr Lawrence J Younge and Dr Jewell F Younge of Louisville along with two sisters and a wide remembered public record
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Younge
Indiana
Harrison Street
Bright
H. V. Sweringen
Younge
Peltier Undertaking Rooms
Lindenwood
Dr. Younge
Unity
Columbiana County
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maximilian
Juarez
Mexico
Mexican Legion of Honor
Duerataro
Tiramon
Mejia
Youngg
New York
Fort Warne
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Jericho
Lawrence J. Younge
Jewell F. Younge
Louisville
Louisa Mentzer
Grand Rapids
Nevada
Boston Enforces Blue Laws on Sunday across city
Boston officials enforce all remaining blue laws with about 400 summons requests to municipal court. The crackdown follows a dispute between District Attorney Moran and Police Commissioner O Meara over Sunday subway work and street cleaning, leaving downtown streets dirty as cleaners abstain.
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Boston
Massachusetts
O’meare
Washington Street
Cummings
John B. Moran
Stephen O'Meara
Moran
Pierce
O’meara
O'Meara
Hon Frederick J Hayden Dies At Fort Wayne
Hon Frederick J Hayden longtime Indiana public figure and Fort Wayne financier died at his East Lewis street home at noon Sunday aged 70 after months of illness due to heart disease and arterial hardening. He was a Canadan born February 29 1836 who moved to Fort Wayne in 1874 and served in the state house and senate, helped pass Austrian ballot and new tax laws, and led Indiana exhibit efforts at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition. He chaired agricultural interests and real estate ventures, was a stockholder and former vice president of First National Bank, and active in curling and Caledonian society. He married, with a prominent public life marked by integrity.
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Frederick J. Hayden
Fort. Wayne
Indiana
East Lewis Street
Hayden
Mr. Hayden
Canada
Coburg
William Hayden
Fort Wayne
Allen County
State Senate
Allen
Whitley
Novey
Fort Wayne Fair
Barr Street
Berry
First National Bank
Curling Club
Caledonian ‘Society
Hadén
Near Million in Fort Wayne Building Permits for 1906
Clerk Becker of the board of public works reports Fort Wayne building operations in 1906 approaching one million dollars. Through December 1 the total stood at 743,955 with monthly totals shown for January through November and a brief note on December not yet available. Pine Salve Carbolized is advertised for eczema and skin complaints by Rhoads' drug store.
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Becker
Board of Public Works
Fort Wayne
Jung
Death of Ernest Hitzeman in Payne Ohio
Ernest Hitzeman died of heart disease in front of the Bank building in Payne Ohio at 9 o clock Monday morning. He leaves a widow and seven children with several residing in Fort Wayne Michigan Texas and Payne. Born April 27 1843 in Marion township he served two years in the Civil War and later lived in Missouri and Payne. His sons Emory and Harry work on railway lines and one daughter lives in Dallas Texas.
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George Hitzeman
Maumee Avenue
Ernest Hitzeman
Banks
Payne
Ohio
Emory
Harry
Charles Ropers
Fort Waynes
Charles
Michigan
Dallas
Texas
Mr. Hitzemann
Marion Township
Missouri
Emory Hitzeman
Pennsylvania
Mr. Griebel Breaks Arm After Ice Fall
Louis Griebel, 91, of East Jefferson street, slipped on ice the day after Christmas and broke his left arm. He is confined to home. doctors warn bones may knit slowly, though he is progressing well.
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Louis Griebel
East Jefferson Street
Mr. Griebel
Change in Firm Name and Local Boy's Dog Bite Injury
On and after January 1, 1907 the partnership Charles Falk and Samuel Chaska will become Falk-Chaska Co with the same membership. Rudolph Schadewald of Perry township, son of Mr and Mrs W J Schadewald, was severely bitten by a dog in September and is now convalescent. His scalp and eyelid were torn and he was treated at Hope hospital for several weeks for the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Schadewald
W. J. Schadewald
Perry Township
Hope “Hospital
Notable Fort Wayne Leader Hayden Passes Away
Fort Wayne's renowned citizen Senator Hayden whose long life of public service and scholarly pursuits left a lasting mark. He resided at the Hanna homestead on East Lewis Street with his wife. two Canadian sisters survive. A First Presbyterian Church member, his funeral is expected Wednesday at 2 30 PM from his residence.
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Fort Wayne
Hanna
Lewis Street
Senator Hayden
Canada
Hayden
First Presbyterian Church
Mason Announces Appointments For His Office
County Clerk elect Joseph N Mason named the appointments for his office on Monday and took charge Tuesday morning. Deputy William A Hammond and veteran John A Benter will be retained. John Belot is appointed deputy, John A Buschman replaces William Clutter as deputy. Mike Walsh retires, closing with best wishes from friends and colleagues.
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Joseph N. Mason
William A. Hammond
John A. Benter
John Belot
William Clutter
Superior Court
John A. Buschman
Clutter
Mr. Mason
Mike Walsh
Board Elects Hoffman County Attorney for 1907
The Hoffman County Board of Commissioners elected Edward G. Hoffman as county attorney for 1907 before adjourning for 1906. Hoffman, who had served as county attorney since N. D. Dougaman’s resignation, received votes from President Griebel and Mr. Tonkel. Hockemeyer supported Henry Colerick. Also elected custodian at the courthouse was Adam Schlegel, noted for his efficient service. Nelson O. Bart, a Republican applicant, was passed over as William Goodfellow was named the aspirant and won Hockemeyer’s vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Edward G. Hoffman
Griebel
Tonkel
Hockemeyer
Whenry Colerick
Hoffman
N. D. Dougaman
Adam Schlegel
Nelson O. Bart
William Goodfellow
Mr. Hockemeyer
Hotel site scouting by Pittsburgh capitalists in Fort Wayne
Pittsburgh financiers, each worth under ten million, visit Fort Wayne to inspect potential hotel sites. They are linked to George W. McKay and will meet with local business leaders after arrival. Pineules advertised as a pine resin remedy sold by Rhoads' drug store.
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Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
George W. McKay
McKay
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Dreier & Bro
Chas. Zimmerman
Harrison St
Fort Wayne, Ind
Calhoun Street
Fruit Rouse
Knox Ten Cent
E. R. Bureet
Klaehn & Melching
West Main Street
MR. Gilhams
C. C. Gilhams
Washington
Lagrange
Gilhams
Congressional Lfe
John W. Young
Bright’s
United States
Cuba
Bellevue College
Jefferson College
Philadelphia
Fort Wayne College
Bluffton
Huntington
M. L. Blaney
Fred J. Hayden
Long
Wayne Citizen
Fredd J. Hayden
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Albany St
Mass
J. A. Rass
C. H. Worden
H. R. Freeman
H. A. Kheplinger
J. H. Orr
Rhoads’ Drug Store
Alien County
Dengerst
EB. W
Kraut Cutters
Columbia Street
Mason
Hoffman County
Him
Schlegel
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