Veteran Pennsylvania engineer dies after long illness
The veteran Pennsylvania railroad engineer B. Adams died at his home 111 Brothrenridge street at 72 after a gastric hemorrhage. Born in Borden Iowa on December 21, he had long served in steam power and railway work and was highly regarded. Also noted are obituaries for Reverend Father Dene and others who passed this week, including Father Rudolph Dik kav Lowe and Daniel Beasley, with burial details and brief life summaries.
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B. Adams
Pensylvania Railroad
Tae Sentinel
Dieil
Vison Mowray
Brothenridge Street
Adams
Quelie
Medina
Eternad
Mr Adans
Ab Borden
Iowa
Qin
Cunden and
Annoy Iiland
Vanning
Wayne
Navenley
Lin
Lee
New Beunnwick
Adama
Adana
Benvinylwania Yptsiat
Aertel Adams, Jr
le Fyrmeel Valee Wort
Snel
Besley
Ato Ghoay
Delans
Rudolph Dik
Kav Lowe
Br. Mary's
Itis
Sheldon
Ft. Joseph's Hospital
Vine Montis
Maron
Eid
Denic
Tagenaburg
Bavaria
Mayen
Landshut
St Vincent
Bennsylvania
Mt St. Masry S
Cucina
Eber Tom
Grass Creek
Auburn
Pete
Bellamy and Baade Deaths Mark Local Tragedies
Thomas A Bellamy infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bellamy of 250 Calhoun street died after birth exhaustion. Fredericka Baade wife of Henry Baade of 17 Barthold street died after midnight following a long illness including paralysis and a January illness. Baade born March 4 1884 in Windhain Germany came to Fort Wayne years ago. Grandchildren named Henry Raade manager of Wayne Dry Goods and Myre Fred W Tilner. Tower services Thursday 1300 and 2 oclock at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Bohm.
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Thomas A. Bellamy
Frank Héllamy
Calhoun Street
Fredericka Baade
Henry Baade
Barthold Street
Bnade
Bor
Windhaim
Germany
Cone
Fort Wayne
Sving
Henry Raade
Wayne Dry Goods Company
Myre
Fred W. Tilner
Pennsylvania Baggeggemachne Dhaya
Trinity Luthersn Church
Bohn
Hakte
Fermant Sill
Henry Culver dies at age seventy in New Hope area
Henry Culver died at his daughter Wis. G Miller's home in Allen on Monday at 1 o clock. The obituary notes his long residence in the area, his wife, and several children. Funeral services were held Wednesday evening at 11 o clock at the M. E. church in New Haven.
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Henry Culver
Uve Alder Elite
Zens
Allen Caumiy
Wis. G
Miller
South
Hanna Street
le Nittemities
Ape
Mr. Culver
Fan Hear Wow
Onane
Ims
API
Dag Ip
New Haves
British repulse Boer assault at Naauwpoort in Transvaal
Telegraphic dispatch from London reports January 8 lines on engagements near Naauwpoort between British forces under Knox and Boer commandoes. It notes casualties not yet detailed, prisoners taken, and various unit movements with confusion over place names like Naauwpoort and Naawwpoort.
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London
Tord Kitchner
Babington
Delavey
Steenteamp
Ehemy
Duprez
Feilroan
Knox
Combach
Lindley
Liing
Mobiau
Genvpal
Kilehensi
Cape Colony
Potchefstrom
Evederilsstad
Transvant
Mrs Nancy Keever Memorial Notable in Allen County Obituary
Nancy Keever of Wallen died at Sallyday home after long residence in Allen County. She married May 4 1884 and left a large family including Mrs August Cow of Wallen, Sammi Keever of Cedarville, War Keever, and Genvyr Keever of Robinson path. Thirteen grandchildren and one great grandchild survive. The obituary notes early pioneer life in the county and references the old Schuwivters’ bakery area.
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Nancy Keever
Wallen
Sallyday
Wad
Allen County
Blu
David
George
Thomas
Fengo Gay Dom
Manis
Fredtek County
Port Wyre
Ter
August Cow
Walien Sammi Keevey
Cedarville
War Keever
Thowark Keever
Chicago
Genvyr Keever
Robinson Path
Volunteers Discouraged in British Columbia for South Africa
Vancouver dispatch reports that due to imperial demands all unrointed police recruits for South Africa must pay their fare to Cape Town and submit to fitness inspection by English officers. The plan to raise a corps in British Columbia is abandoned as men travel at their own expense and few will be accepted after fitness checks.
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Vancouver
B. C
Uyak
South Africa
Cape
British Columbia
Ganado
A New Scheme for Maning Noonher Uv Suditorluan Projext
A prominent member of the Commercial club proposes a plan to issue buttons with inscriptions to attract subscribers. Each member can buy shares in the venture, with a design pending approval. The scheme hinges on support from club officials and will be reviewed at the commercial club meeting.
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Ain
Fireman Injured In Coal Bucket Incident At Town
Fireman W. Cameron suffered injuries when a coal bucket fell on him during a Saturday incident near the Lippinight street. he sustained hand and facial injuries and may be unable to work for several days. Councilman G R Aeneleenivesd provided a statement as physicians attended the injured man and his family.
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W. Cameron
Cameron
Wis Baek
Sheriff Sale Records Describe Property Auction
A sheriff sale record notes a deputy sale of property tied to Gee Chevur Leaf road and Hinttto. The sale, held last Saturday, realized 190.60 with Rev. GC. 8. Winnva, a Baptist minister from Bitesly Gunter, as a purchaser. The case mentions a horse and other assets placed to satisfy a debt, with a one year payoff option.
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Ronnde
Hinttto
Gee Chevur Leaf Road
Wiinva
Gunter
Tee
Winans
Aevidenc
Sal& Whan
New York Company Seeks Joint Capital for Manufacturing
Goudleran of New York City travels to the city to organize a venture to secure joint capital for the manufacture of a washing compound. Mr Gentleman endorses Poet Wayne as a desirable option for a factory site due to shipping advantages. He aims to obtain cooperation from the company for a joint enterprise.
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Goudleran
New York City
Gentleman
Wayne
Church Debt Reduction Plans Considered After Meeting
The congregation reports debt at 83 000 dollars with 105 000 debt two years ago. Leaders note little principal was cut in past 25 years. A committee including W P Hoey Henry Beadell Hillan Baker John Mooney and S B Fleming was asked by Very Rev Olian Guening to devise a fundraising plan for the coming year.
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Wiley
Maas
W. P. Hoeey
Henry Beadell
Hillan Baker
John Mooney
Fleming
Olin Guending
Child in Serious Condition After Severe Scalding Incident
Hussell Weinrich six years old son of Mr and Mrs C F Weinrich of 52 Wilt Street received a dangerous scalding Saturday afternoon when struck by rolling water. The entire right side from shoulder to foot peeled skin. Dr Zadd is attending and regards the condition as very serious.
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Hussell Weinrich
C. F. Weinrich
Wilt Street
Lawton Monument Plan Revived in Fort Wayne Effort
A five member subcommittee from the Tawton Home Monument association, led by Col. D. M. Foster, aims to secure state aid for a General Lawton monument in Fort Wayne Park. They seek legislative action to appropriate funds and consider issuing stock certificates or leveraging state G A R support as strategies. Indianapolis and other groups may push for separate monuments and funding as opposition forms.
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TW. Foster
W. BH. Shamabaugh
Sehever
H. Zollinger
H.C. McMarren
Frome Tawton Home Miniument Association
Fort Wayne
Col
D. M. Foster
Ti Ianapodia
Oak
General Lawton
Park
Wayne
Fuster
Bert Wayne
Tatianapolis
Agi
Lawton
Hackelman
Foster
Allen County
Micelty
Local Notes Highlight Births Careers and City Events
Born to Mrs Francis Orimson of South Cadhtin Street a daughter. Charles Boshlor becomes a salesman with Simmons Hardware in Indianapolis. Calves born at Ewart Hutton's dairy mark a third time in two years. Rep George B Lawrence leaves Indianapolis for the statehouse. Miss Alice Comm returns to Indianapolis for dental studies. Miss Sadie Cartwright sustains a severe fall and fractures her right wrist. Ferguson building on Calhoun Street to be remodeled with an elevator and other improvements by March. Knights of Columbus local lodge returns from South Bend after initiation. Joly Eggeman joins the order after initiation in South Bend.
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Francis Orimson
GBG
George B. Lawrence
Indianapolis
State
Alice Comm
Mason
Sadie Cartwright
Ferguson
JX. Shoass & Gh
Calhoun Street
Lcat Lodge
Wnights of Columbus
South Bend
Joly Eggeman
Souls
Annual Report Reveals Parish Finances and Deficit
The annual report of the Cathedral Parish was read Sunday morning and showed a satisfactory overall result. Total income for the year reached 81900 to cover current expenses while a balance of 10000 was expended on bills and parish needs.
Fort Wayne plans new high school with manual training
The Fort Wayne school board proposes issuing bonds to build a new high school on East Wayne Street with a manual training facility. The project, estimated at about 100000 dollars, would require an enabling act from the Indiana legislature and a special levy to fund debt service and a sinking fund.
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Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Ieen
Ian Jong
Wayne Street
Calhoun
Clinton
Relmol
Homeopathic Doctors Form Allen County Medical Society
Homeopathic physicians of the city and county held a meeting Monday evening at Dr. I. A. Stutz’s fire and organized the Allen County Homeopathic Medical Society with officers including President Dr. W. Bowen and Treasurer Dr. A. Sebults. The group will meet at members’ homes on the second Monday each month, with Dr. Banning to host a future session and present on etiology and pathology by spinal neuron connections.
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I. A. Stutz
Washington Boulevard
Allen County Homeopathic Medical Society
W. Bowen
H. G. Merz
Secon Wise
A. Martz
Dy. A
Mikeaell
Banning
A. T. Sebults
Wisteria
J. A. Stutz
Baway
Clinton Styact
Elks to Host Town Meeting in Fort Wayne
The Elks lodge plans their annual gathering in Fort Wayne with four day events including bands, parades, social sessions, and entertainment. Major G W Wilton, secretary of the state association, notes the group aims to outdo prior years with 2000 members expected and local committees coordinating preparations.
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Elks
Fort Wayne
Die
Dofgs
Jane Fl
Patherlig
G. W. Wilton
Nassciati¢N
al Muncie
Elks* Loige
Thak Ling
Dhe Hs
Deis
President Still Suffering From Cold at White House
Washington reports the president remains ill with a cold and will stay in his room for precaution. An ethernet meeting is planned today and invitations for tomorrow's diplomatic reception have been recalled, to be rescheduled later.
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Washington
Rixey
White House
Pan American Export Dion Calendar 1901 Details
For 1901 issued by Nickel Plate and mailed to any party sending an address to the General Passenger Agent in Cleveland Ohio. Calendar dates listed include 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 26, and 27 with subscription notes for Sentinel.
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Claveland
Ohie
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Stone
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Infinna School
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Whitley Candy
Golenc
the Annuat Report
TN Connection
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Lin Dauils
Alen County
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Jefferson Street
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Henre
Speeial
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Ulster
Savn Eli
Century Store
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Elie
Hier
Furntore & Carpet
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Fort, Wayne
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