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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1900

Page

11

Nonresident Defendant Ordered to Appear in 1900 Suit

In Allen County Superior Court William J. Reitmiller sues Henry Steinbacker. The clerk notes Steinbacker is a non-resident of Indiana and action exists. He must appear and answer or demur by February 17, 1900, or the case will proceed in his absence. Attest.

State of Indiana Allen County Superior Court William J. Reitmiller Henry Steinbacker State of Indiana William J. Reithmiller

Local Notices and Social Updates From Fort Wayne Area

Local items report births for Dr and Mrs H A Duem ling and Mr and Mrs J H Beahler, visits by Monroeville and Ossisa residents, business moves including Phil Rauh selling his Aveline barber shop stake to George Streicher, and Frank L Hoy resigning as traveling salesman for Fisher Bros. plus bookkeeping at F P Wilt & Co. Fort Wayne notices cover lodge elections, weddings planned for Daisy Levy and Joseph Livingstone, horse sales, and two marriages arranged in Detroit and Fort Wayne.

H. A. Duemling J. H. Beahler J. C. Delong Monroeville W. A. Jones Phil Rauh Aveline George Streicher William Young Ossisa J. H. Chapp Ada B. Stremmel Henry E. Finney Office of Justice France E. D. Doud May, O Frank Walters W. E. Doud William Dexter Woonsocket R. I Dexter Fort Wayne Edith Ball F. X. Schuier Mr. Schuler Frank L. Hoy Fisher Bros F. P. Wilt & Co Fred. Bechtold Manchester Geore Busse St. Louis Busse St. Louis Star-Sayings Gazette and Journal Logansport Phares George Beroth Concordia Lodge No Rudolph Krueckemeyer Noble Grand J. F. Gumpper Ernest Jenney William Yesse A. F. Schultz Fred Wehnert

Sleep of Death Claims Mrs. Jahn in Fort Wayne

Mrs. Frederick Jahn, longtime Fort Wayne resident, died in her home at 145 Rockhill Street. Found by her son-in-law Fred Reiling, the 76 year old widow was noted by Coroner Barnett to have died of heart disease. Born in Germany, she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Reiling.

Frederick Jahn Fort Wayne Rockhill Street

Local Man Ezra Huss Dies in South Bend

Ezra Huss, 46, of this city died suddenly at the Oliver hotel in South Bend on Tuesday afternoon after a brief illness. He was northern Indiana manager for Aultman Harvesting Machine Co., with headquarters on East Columbia Street. Huss had left Fort Wayne Monday for a company trip, first to Portland then to South Bend, and had lived in Fort Wayne about three years with his family on South Calhoun Street. He was born in Mongo La Grange County.

Ezra Huss Oliver Hotel South Bend Huss Mr. Huss Indiana Aultman Harvesting Machine Company East Columbia Street Portland Fort Wayne South Calhoun Street Mongo la Grange County

Mrs Frances Jacobs Dies at 43 in Typhoid Pneumonia

Mrs Frances Jacobs died Tuesday at Hope hospital from typhoid pneumonia at age 43. The remains were removed to her brother William Bixler Jr. s home at Orchard and Lindenwood. She leaves two children, Miss Alice Jacobs and William Jacobs, and was widow of Henry Jacobs. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p.m. from the residence.

Frances Jacobs Hope Hospital William Bixler, Jr Orchard Lindenwood Avenues

Toledo Doctor Furste Dies After Operation

In Toledo the late Dr. Furste, son of G. Furste once county auditor, died following surgery. His family remains in Fort Wayne including sister Miss Alice, a People's store bookkeeper, and brother John. Born in Allen county in 1868 he trained as a telegraphist, later studying medicine in Toledo and graduating from its medical school. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at Bradner, Ohio.

Toledo Furste G. Furste Miss Alice John Fort Wayne Alice People’s Store George Huntington Dr. Furste Allen County Bradner Ohio

Mrs Nona Martin Dies in Perry Township

Mrs Nona Martin wife of William Martin died Saturday at the family home in Perry township. Funeral services were held from St Vincent Catholic church where she was devoted. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs James Rowley of DeKalb county and married May 5 1896. The husband and three children survive.

Nona Martin William Martin Perry Township St. Vincent

Death of William Webber Widely Known Cigar Maker

William Webber died at 11 Friday morning at his home on the Maysville road in St. Joseph township northeast of the city at age 41. He suffered several weeks from typhoid pneumonia. He leaves a wife and one son and was a member of the Knights of Pythias. The body was shipped to Terre Haute for interment.

William Webber Maysville Road St. Joseph Township Mr. Webber Webber The Knights of Pythias Terre Haute

Mrs Emma Foreman Dies at 82 in City Home

Elderly Mrs. Emma Eliza Foreman aged 82 died at noon Friday at the home of her son in law Daniel P Eldred 4 Baker Street from infirmities of age. She had arrived recently from Miami. Besides Mrs Eldred another daughter Mrs George E Wagner stays here. A daughter and three sons live in Ohio. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon.

Emma Eliza Foreman Daniel P. Eldred Baker Street Eldred Miami

Indiana Republican Love Feast Highlights Unity in Indianapolis

The biennial Indiana Republican love feast drew leaders including Senators Fairbanks and Beveridge and eight congressmen to Denison House in Indianapolis. Chairman Hernly opened the event, with Fairbanks praising party unity and confidence ahead of the campaign while Beveridge delivered a vigorous speech on national revival and prosperity.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Congress Denison House Hernly Fairbanks Beveridge Republican Party

Mrs. C. Adolph of Kendallville Died in Hope Hospital

Mrs. C Adolph of Kendallville died Tuesday evening at Hope hospital after a surgical operation in hopes of recovery. She was fifty five years old and survived by a daughter. The remains were prepared at Peltier's and sent to Kendallville.

C. Adolph Kendallville Hope Hospital Adolph Peltier

Wilt gains control of Fort Wayne mercantile house

Last Thursday F. P. Wilt & Co. at Columbia and Clinton streets completed a purchase of R. D. Hudgel’s interest, making Mr. Hudgel retire from the firm. The business will continue under the Wilt name with Mr. Wilt in charge, Hudgel’s next moves unclear.

Fort Wayne F. P. Wilt R. D. Hudgel F. P. Wilt & Co Columbia and Clinton Streets Hudgel Wilt

Smith and Noble couple wed at St Pauls M E

Charles E Smith and Hannah E Noble were married Wednesday evening at St Pauls M E church parsonage with Rev M C Cooper officiating. The couple, from east of the city, includes a gardener groom and a bride daughter of Allen county residents Lyman Noble. Congratulations pour in from friends.

Charles E. Smith Hannah E. Noble St. Paul’s M. E. Church M. C. Cooper Smith Lyman Noble Allen County

Wanted Butts or Small Timber by Paul Mfg. Co.

Local advertisement from The Paul Manufacturing Company seeks timber remnants. Call at the Bloomingdale office at the corner of Sixth Street and North Calhoun for offerings. This small classified notice invites supply of timber pieces suitable for milling or reuse.

Paul Mnfg. CO Cor North Calhoun Bloomingdale

Money to Loan on Real Estate or Personal Security

Cr. Fe. Pfeiffer offers loans secured by real estate or personal collateral in rooms 6 7 Bass Block 1711. Secure terms provided to prospective borrowers with emphasis on quick consideration and local service.

CR. FE Pfeiffer Bass Block

Perry C. Coy Dies, Fort Wayne Travel Salesman

Perry C. Coy, a well known traveling salesman from Fort Wayne, died last week at his former home in Saginaw Michigan. He lived in Fort Wayne at 159 College Street, had twenty five years on the road, and served in the Civil War Navy. Mrs Coy and the three sons Otto John Barton travel to Saginaw for the funeral.

Perry C. Coy Indiana Saginaw Mich Coy Fort Wayne Summit City Knights of the Maccabees Traveling Men’s Association Naval Veterans’ Association Navy United States Otto John Barton

Infant Son of Local Couple Dies at One Day Old

The infant son of Mr and Mrs W E Thompson of 102 West Third street died Thursday aged one day. The father is employed at the Nickel Plate freight office.

W. E. Thompson West Third Street Nickel Plate

Death of Jacob Bilzer at age two

Jacob Bilzer, two year old son of Mr and Mrs John Bilzer, died Thursday morning at the family home in Maria at from typhoid malaria.

Jacob Bilzer John Bilzer Maria At

Three-Year-Old Burns Incident Reported in Fria Kreitevn Family

A severely burned child, described as the daughter of Fria Kreitevn, from R80 Mast Wash, is noted in a brief incident item with limited available details. The report lacks fuller context or follow-up.

Fria Kreitevn

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