Pioneers Answer Last Summons In Lafayette Widow
Mrs. Cynthia Stockton Rush aged eighty six died at 7 30 am Tuesday at her daughter Mrs Rosser McClure 1318 Washington boulevard after a week long illness from grip and age She was born May 11 1818 in Lafayette Ind and married Ebenezer Westfall Rush on Sept 30 1840 She leaves three sons and two daughters and will be honored in Logansport where interment will occur Funeral services are set for Thursday at 10 am at the family residence The remains will be moved to Logansport for burial in the Rush burying ground. The Stockton family name noted in Virginia history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Stockton Rush
Rosser McClure
Washington Boulevard
America
John Stockton
Newberry Stockton
Lafayette
Ind
Newberry
Bathsheba Stockton
Ebenezer Westfall Rush
Le@ansport
Rush
Logansport
McClure
The
Baptist Church
Rush Burying Ground
Stirling Pioneer Resident Dies in Lake Township
Wilson R. Stirling, a longtime Allen county resident born July 26 1826 in Westmoreland Pa, died Tuesday morning at his Lake township home aged 78 after a period of declining health. He came to Ohio as a child, homesteaded in Lake township in 1852, and leaves multiple children from three marriages. He was a Methodist and member of Wayne Lodge No 25 F and A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson R. Stirling
Allen County
Lake Township
Mr. Stirling
Westmoreland County
Samuel
Delilah Stirling
Ohio
Stirling
Wilson ‘Stirling
Rachel Harrison
Cynthia Grayless
Josiah
Alien
Alfred
Rebecca Vanmeter
Florenca
Hattie E
John G
Clara B
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wayne Lodge No. 25
A. M
German born pioneer Moore dies in Allen County
Mrs Magdalene Moore died Tuesday at 2 30 AM at her daughter Mrs John Cook's home in Washington townshipShe came to America from Germany with her parents who lived in New York then moved to Allen county in the 1840s Her husband died three years ago Surviving four children Mrs John Cool Washington township Mrs Lavina Kehler Paoli Kas W H Moore Crestline Ohio and Stephens Moore Huntington A sister Mrs Thomas Kintz Huntington and brother George Gunder Washington township also survive Funeral services set for Thursday at 10 AM at Wallen M E church with interment in Hatfield cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Co
Magdalene Moore
John Cook
Washington Township
John. Cool
Lavina
Kehler
Paoli
Kas
W. H. Moore
Crestline
Ohio
Stephens
Moore
Huntington
Thomas Kintz
George Gunder
Wallen /M
Hatfield ‘ ‘Cemistery
Bradleg's Standout Quote Sparks Wide Separation Debate
The report notes a sharply divided response to Bradleg's remark about wide separation in the security sector. Officials and observers weigh implications for policy and public trust as tensions rise.
Franks Wiest and Anna Horstman Die in Fort Wayne
Franks Wiest aged fifty seven dies suddenly at his home of heart trouble discovered by sister in law Bernard Weber at 428 Buchanan street. Survived by four sisters in Fort Wayne and Germany. Funeral from St Peter's Catholic church after 8:30 a m service. Anna Horstman dies after paralysis and prolonged illness at 1407 Hanna Street aged fifty five. Survived by husband Henry C Horstman and five children and brother Bernard Hankers. Beloved St Mary's parish member with funeral at Mary’s Catholic church scheduled for 8:30 a m from the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize
Frances Wiest
Bernard Weber
Buchanan Street
Miss Wiest
Mrs. Weber
Germany
Fort Wayne
Bb. Weber
B. Metker
Mary Oswald
Augusta Beck
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Anna Horstman
Henry C. Horstman
Hanna Street
Pennsylvania
Celia Horstman
George Worstman
Reynolds
Ind
Henry G. Horstman
Tillie Street
Frank L. Horstman
John B. Horstman
Death of Mandeville Q. Carter in Whitley County
Mandeville Q. Carter died at 10 40 PM Thursday at his son's home 1833 High street Fort Wayne following a ten day stay for medical care. He was 76 years 8 months 19 days old and died from a condition of diseases. Survived by widow and six children John Charles W Alfred Benjamin F Carter Mrs E W Brundage of New Orleans and Miss Emma Carter of Whitley county. Remains shipped Saturday to Collamer for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandeville Q. Carter
Whitley County
High Street
Carter
Fort Wayne
John
Charles W
Alfred
Benjamin F. Carter
E. W. Brundage
Death of Peter Guerin at 77 in Fort Wayne home
Peter Guerin 77 died early Saturday at his daughter Mrs Christ Kayser 2425 Lillis Street from a complication of diseases after nine days illness. A native of France he emigrated in 1861 and lived in Toledo before moving to Fort Wayne 22 years ago. Survived by five children Sister Clotilde in Chicago Mrs Eugene ONeill Toledo Mrs Christ Kayser of Fort Wayne John and Joseph Guerin in the West and Charles Perriett Toledo. He was a devoted member of St Patrick’s Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Guerin
Christ. Kayser
Lillis Street
Guerin
France
America
Tolédo
Fort Wayne
Clotilde
Chicago
Death of Mrs. Heine Revives Fort Wayne Lutheran Ties
Mrs. Heine born 1817 in Ladel Prussia emigrated to America in 1842 arriving in Baltimore and journeying to Fort Wayne by wagon She married Frederick Heine who ran canal locks and owned the boat house at Lindenwood Heine died leaving seven children thirty three grandchildren and twenty two great grandchildren two sisters survive She was a longtime member of St Pauls Lutheran and Zion Lutheran Church services were held Monday with processions from the residence to Zion Lutheran church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindenwood Cemetery
Madison Street
William Muhlenbruck
C. Witte
Fred C
John C
Henry W. G
Gottlieb G
William C. Heine
Charles Stellhorn
Carl Summers
Heine
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Isaac Havens Dies After Illness At Home In Fort Wayne
Isaac Havens wholesale grocer city salesman for A H Perfect & Co died at 10 o clock Friday night at 101% Lake avenue after months of illness. He was 47 and survived by widow a son and a daughter and siblings including Mrs E L Taylor Mrs Harry Achenbach Mrs W D Kyle Mrs John Stalhut Herbert and Frank Havens. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm at his residence under the auspices of A Q O U W lodge No 36 and Tribe of Ben Harcourt No 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Havens
A. H. Perfect & Co
Lake Avenue
Mr. Havens
Nathaniel Havens
Maumee Avenue
Fort Wayne
E. L. Taylor
Harry Achenbach
W. D. Kyle
John Stalhut
Herbert
Frank Havens
Indianaonpolis
A. QO. U. W. Lodge
Tribe of Ben Harcourt
Mrs Jane Burke Dies After Long Illness At Toledo
Mrs Jane Burke aged seventy four widow died at 2 15 AM Saturday at her daughter Mrs A J Carter 2819 Hoagland avenue after an extended illness She was born in Ireland and is survived by four children John Burke of Wabash Mrs C W Tefft and Mrs Michael Cullen of Toledo and Mrs Alfred J Carter of this city Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Burke
A. J. Carter
Hoagland Avenue
Burke
Ireland
John Burke
Wabash
C. W. Tefft
Michael Cullen
Toledo
Alfred J. Carter
Mrs E D Bowman of Michael Avenue Dies in Washington
Mrs. E D Bowman aged 69 of 719 Michael avenue died at 8 Sunday morning in Spokane Washington after traveling west for health improvement. Born in Ohio she moved to Allen county fifty years ago and lived in Absita township before relocating to this city. She left in October with her daughter for a western tour intending to winter there and her death came as a shock to local friends. Two daughters, Prudence Bowman and Jenrés Bowman, teach in Nebraska and Bloomingdale schools respectively. Elder daughter Mrs. Gardner accompanied her mother on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Bowman
Michael Avenue
Spokane
Wash
M. R. Gardner
Bowman
West
Prudence Bowman
Nebraska
Mies Jenrés' Bowman
Bloomingdale ‘School
Gardner
Swith
Felatines
Enumubow
Funeral Plans For Paoli Woman Relayed In Brief
Edstern Mrs E M Smith of Paoli Kansas and Mrs Matilda Brosius of Evansville Indiana are named in the obituary. The deceased was a Westminster church member and will be brought to Fort Wayne for burial arriving late in the week. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Fort Wayne Man William Menze Dies After Illness
William C. Menze, nearly 57, of 1012 East Washington street, died Tuesday night from heart trouble after months of declining health and a prior surgical operation. Born in Germany on April 3, 1848, he came to Fort Wayne in 1867, ran a Calhoun street tailoring shop, and belonged to St. Paul’s Lutheran Church and the Broederliche Unterstuetzungs Verein. He was married to Elizabeth Scherer and left five children Minnie Kamimeyer Lulu Rohrbach Clara Nora and Charles Menze. His widow survives with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Menze
Fort Wayne
East Washington Street
Mr. Menze
Germany
Langen
Kreis-Stolzenau
Calhoun Street
Elizabeth Scherer
Henry P. Scherer
Minnie Kamimeyer
Lulu Rohrbach
Clara
Nora
Charles Menze
Menze
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Broederliche Unterstuetzungs Vergin
Infant daughter of Dierkes dies at home
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Dierkes of 418 West DeWald street died Sunday night in the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Dierkes
West DeWald Street
Mary E. Shiery dies after long illness at Antwerp Ohio
Mrs Mary E Shiery wife of John Shiery died Nov 16 1903 at home 1.5 miles SW of Antwerp Ohio aged 60 years 4 months 12 days after four year heart trouble and dropsy a stroke of paralysis and rapid decline preceded death Funeral at M E church Rev L E Wilson officiating Survived by husband five sons one daughter an aged mother one sister and other relatives Removed from Fort Wayne about ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E
John Shiery
Antwerp
Ohio
M. E. Church
L. E. Wilson
Fort Wayne
Fire damages parsonage at East Wayne street
Fire at 9:30 Tuesday evening partially destroyed the African M. E. church parsonage at 105 East Wayne street with an estimated loss of 500 dollars. Rev. A. Smith and a young couple occupying the home were away when the blaze started from a rear kitchen stove. building and pastor’s effects were insured, furniture of the couple uninsured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
East Wayne Street
A. Smith
J. B. White's Birds Win at Madison Square Show
Five prizes in the Madison Square poultry and pet stock show were won by pigeons from the Edna loft of James B. White of this city. The white spliced fantails and white tumblers captured top prizes as Fort Wayne birds triumphed over a field of more than 300 entries. Several White coops of fancy chickens were lost due to freezing en route.
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Madison Square
New York
Edna Lofts
James B. White
Fort Wayne
White
Newfoundland to become an ecclesiastical province
The Vatican congregation will discuss elevating Newfoundland to an ecclesiastical province. Presently Harbor Grace St John s and the St George s vicariate report to Rome. The meeting will also consider creating a new Joliet diocese in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Congregation of the Propaganda
Newfoundland
Harbor Grace
St. John's
St. George’s
Holy See
Joliet
Canada
Steel stocks cheaper under extended profit sharing plan
United States Steel extends its profit sharing plan inviting employees to subscribe to preferred stock at 55 per share, down from 82.50. Treasurer Richard Trimble states the plan adopted December 31, 1902 remains in force and employees subscribe for a second year on the same basis as the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Richard Trimble
Stock Subscriptions At Market Price Cited As Justice
A prominent official states the second year price is $55 per share and argues it is just to let the employer subscribe at the prevailing market price. The comment underscores the fairness of aligning subscriptions with current market values.
Houston line owners join South African shipping conference
The nineteen months war between R P Houston & Co owners of the Houston steamship line and South African conference firms ends in a compromise. Houston becomes a conference member with losses on both sides totaling about five million dollars. London New York and Liverpool follow the settlement as competition softens and rates to South Africa shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
R. P. Houston & Co
Houston
South African Shipping Conference
Houstons
New York
Liverpool
United States
Germany
South Africa
Egg prices ease after mild week on street markets
The past week’s mild weather reduced egg prices by five to six cents a dozen. Early last week eggs sold for 36 to 37 cents on the street market and few were available. If another cold snap does not occur, a drop to around 25 cents or lower is expected before week’s end.
Public health closes theatres and halls in Lockport
The board of health in Lockport orders the closure of all local theaters amusement halls dance halls and other public meeting places to prevent smallpox spread. The measure affects libraries and other public spaces as part of the outbreak response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
Board of Health
Topeka Woman Smashes Historic Capitol Portrait
Blanche Boies, follower of Carrie Nation, used an ax to ruin the painting Francis Custer's Last Charge in the Kansas capitol historic room. She objected to a donated note from a St. Louis beer firm. Boies was arrested and posted bail after previous Topeka vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Nation
Custer
Topeka
Boies
State Capitol
St. Louis
Miss Boies
Topeks
Injury to Boilermaker Helper at Wabash Shops
C Brown a boilermaker's helper at the Wabash shops had the little finger of his left hand cut and the bone broken last night when caught beneath a piece of iron. He was taken to Peru hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Brown
Wabash
Peru
Special Notice by E H Bookwalter for Sentinel readers
PTR E H Bookwalter will visit Churubusco Antwerp Ohio on January dates to discuss switching from weekly to daily routes. Customers may meet him or leave word with the postmaster on January 16 23 and 30. The Sentinel urges participation to adopt new daily routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTR
E. H. Bookwalter
Daily
Weekly Sentinel
Churubusco
Antwerp
Ohio
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Magdalenne Moore
Catherine Meyers
Jefferson Street
Futter
Meyers
Fred C. Meyers
Aveline
Eiks
Wiest
Cook
Newton E. Cook
Wabash Railroad
Bright
Indianapolis
Mr. Cook
Belt Railroad
Boxer Street
Mabel
Hazel
Edith
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Fort Wayne Lodge No. 14
Bueke
Mrs. Shiery
J. B. White
BIRDS
the Peoples Store
Indiana
the People's Store
Ee Calhoun St
West Columbia St
Kan
Isaac d'Tsay
Stoffer
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