Multiple local notices amid marriages deaths and business deals
A broad page itemizes licenses to wed Robert I Kimmel and Susan Weigner, a bronchitis recovery for Little May Covington, the Boos brewery sale to Carl Leng of New Orleans for 38000, and a suspicious fire at a Maumee Ave carpenter shop. It also covers deaths in Fort Wayne, marriages at the Cathedral, a Cedar Creek church trustees election, jury draws, new Republican clubs, regional travels, and local legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert I. Kimmel
Susan Weigner
The
Taylor University
Little May
T. E. Covington
Quail Shooting Ban Advocated by Indiana Hunters
The American Field defends a two year quail shooting ban in Indiana while noting abundant quail and opposing fears of extermination. It cites an Illinois prairie chicken prohibition as precedent and predicts vigorous debate if similar legislation is introduced in Indiana. Prairie Grove U B Church advertises Sunday services with Rev. James Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Illinois
Prairie Grove U. B
James Sawyer
Parish Plans New School Building For St Mary's Church
St Mary's Catholic church congregation votes to build a brick and stone school south of the Lafayette street church at a cost of 20000 dollars. Pledged funds cover the project as parochial schools in the diocese expand amid fading older institutions. The Taylor University trustees hire Rev W F Hemenway as agent to broaden the school's foundation and charter upgrades. Dr Hemenway accepts and will begin duties, with a committee set to amend the Fort Wayne college charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lowry
Sity
St. Louis Springs
Louis Guillaume
Centlivre
Street Railroad
Frank Webber
Bolman
Lima
Ohio
Indiana Commercial Travelers’ Association
Fort Wayne
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Lafayette Street
Taylor University
W. F. Hemenway
A. Zollars
O. B. Siemen
H. O. Hartman
Fort Wayne College
Fort Wayne College, As This Aoion of the Trustees Makes Necessary. Dr. Hemenway
Hemenway
Legion of Apprenticeships Listed for 19th Century Court
The document lists indentured and legally apprenticed children and guardians in a Reformed Orphans Home era roster. Names include Margaret Buchner aged 11 and Joseph Buchner aged 9 under Rev Feather Brammer, with others like George Englert aged 10 and Frederick W. Knuatz adopted by John Natz and Mary Feichter as guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feather Brammer
Margaret G. Buchner
Joseph F. Buchner
Father Brammer
George Englert
Reformed Orphans’ Home
Frederick W. Knuatz
John Natz
John F. Feishter
Mary A. Feichter
Martha Zarehler
Anna Zarehler
Edward F. Zarehler
Anna Zarchler
Max Heinrich
Peter Berghlauser
Guardian
Henry Knatz
John Kuntz
Olsra Heinrich
Peter Berghauser
Otto Wilhelm Bindee
George Kramer
Gilbert ©. Clause
Livani Clause
Adolph Jacob Bindes
Louise Caroline Bindee
Samuel Landers
Albert G. Lohman
Susie W. Feichter
Maury A. Feichter
Frank A. Walz
Louisa Walz
Christina 8. Herbert
Louize Walz
Albert H. Walz
Louiza Walz
Charles A. Kuatz
John Kuatz
Charles D. Feichter
Outlaw Marvin Kuhns Surrendered to Ohio Authorities
Mayor Brown and Marshal Neff of Fostora Ohio arrived with requisition papers to take the outlaw Marvin Kuhns to Tiffin Ohio for murder trial. He was transported by carriage to Auburn with Sheriff Viberg and Iailor Lindsey and presented to Judge Powers at DeKalb County. The judge ruled no grounds for habeas corpus and Kuhns was surrendered to Ohio authorities. He was moved by Baltimore and Ohio train to Seneca County jail before midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Brown
Marshal Neff
Fostora
Ohio
Marvin Kuhns
Tiffin
William Campau
Auburn
Viberg
Iailor Lindsey
Kuhn
Judge Powers
DeKalb County
Robinson
Loutitt
Kahne
Onsio
Baltimore and Ohio
Seneca County
Indication That Neither Will Be In The Air For Months
The hunting season is past and no snipe hunting will resume until next April under Indiana statutes. Local sportsmen, increasingly numerous, await renewed campaigns against feathers and game. Talks of forming a city sporting men organization are reported to aid those who hunt various wildlife near the Nimrods who travel south for big game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Plain Dealer
Messrs
H. F. Harris
Chas. H. Newell
American Farmer
C. H. Newell
BE. A. K. Hackett
Cleveland
Oho
Harry
Charley
Buckeye Grangera
Messie
Harrie
Newell
Wabash
Philadelphia
Dr. Bull
B. J. C. Toboldt
South Second Street
Indiana
Chastised A Child Brings Teacher to Justice Ryan Court
Mr Woods of Pleasant township filed an affidavit in Justice Ryan's court charging Mary Robinson, a schoolteacher of Pleasant township's school house No 9, with undue chastisement of his child. She claims she was not harsh and protests appearing in court as Stable Bugby served the summons at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Pleasant Township
New Republican Split Spurs Formation of a New Club
The article notes Hono J B White refusing the presidency of the New Columbia Club amid Republican turmoil. The Morton club avoids the core issue, prompting a separate, more patriotic organization to form in response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eamp
Morton Club
Republicans Split Weaken Club Leadership Post
The Columbia club electorate chose ex Congressman J B White as president but he declined the honor. Inharmonious sentiment spreads in the party with Harrison Gresham supporters at odds. Other clubs are eyed as breaches among factions widen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Body of Voters
Columbia Club
J. B. White
Harrison-Gresham
Delirium Tremens Endanger John Franks In Town
Friday John Franks a well known town character attempted self harm while drunk in delirium tremens. He tried to sever a wrist artery and later attempted hanging before being moved to hospital for care. Franks is described as a worthless fellow though he has respectable city connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Foellinger
John L. Gehert
Anna M. Kibiger
Jonah Smith
Sheldon
James B. Parker
John Franks
Franks
Deaths and Funerals In Fort Wayne Society
Last week Fort Wayne saw the deaths of Mrs. Elizabeth Clark of 125 Monroe street aged eighty eight and Mrs. Nancy Phillips of North Spy Run aged sixty eight years four days. Funeral services were held for Phillips on Sunday at 10 am from the house and at Parker Grave Yard. Other obsequies included Evalyn Rose three months old daughter of Christian B. Rose, Myron Tuafflinger son of Thomas Tufflinger, and Mabel D. Goings six months old of 160 Madison street with services at their residences and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Leng
New Orleans
Boos Brewery
Hantington
Maumee Avenue
Diether Bros
John
Wallace Street
Robert Driebelbliss
West de Wald Street
Wm. Goings
Madison Street
Henry Wiegand
East Jefferson Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Harry B. Nye
Root & Co.’s
Indianapolis
United States
Leonard
L. J. Bobilya
Galveston
Texas
KR. L. Remy
John Zaber
Mary Cochoit
Father Byrne
Pantil
Zaber
New Haven
Summit Street
United Republican League
George Soliday
George W. Heller
Heller & Frankel
Globs Clothiers
Washington, D. C
Sydney
Emma Baum
Baltimore
New York City
Cedar T. Banks
Wayne Township
Solomon Simone
Perry
William Wade
Adams
William H. Baird
Eel River
Joseph Warner
Peter P. Burbank
Monroe
Marion Smith
Marion
Abel Baldwin
St. Joe
K. J. Bauer
City
William W. Shaxaff
John Daly
Luke
Frank Alderman
George W. Stillson
Brooklyn
G. W. Leavy
A. F. Warriner
Robert Lowry
A. O. McClellan
Henry Saladin
Brookville
Cedar Grove
Elizabeth Radisill
Spy Run Avenue
Rudisill
Columbia City
Pearl Stearling
Albert Trout
Louis Peltier
Indiana
Rudolph Herchenbach
Driesseldorf
Germany
St. Joseph Hospital
Secunda
London
Mollie
Thomas O’brien
Sturgis Street
James Hayes
Fort Wayne Road
Maggie
Adrian, Mich
John Hayes
Chicago
Martin O’brien
Stony Island
Fort Wayne
J. Miller
John Kidd
Mr. McClellan
O. B. Wiley
M. M. M. Slattery
Geo. Thumm
Thos. Neville
James Gillie
W. Miller
D. Heathman
M.mcnaughton
S. L. Butler
Robi, Penman
Frank Bellamy
Mr. Stewart
Nity
Elizabeth Clark
Monroe Street
Louis N. Clark
Nancy Phillips
George Phillips
North Spy Run
Columbia Street
Phillips
Washington Township
Christian Parker
Nancy Philips
Parker
Evalyn Rose
Christian B. Rose
Sam, Pete and
Max
Lavina Street
Rev. Sauer
Myron Tuaffl
Baptist Church
Northrop
Farmers Institute Set in Fort Wayne for Jan 30 31
An act-backed farmers institute will convene in Fort Wayne at the circuit court room on Friday and Saturday January 30 and 31. The program features addresses on ensilage corn crops dairy management farm fencing horticulture and farm labor dignity with discussions led by local scholars and practitioners. sessions run from morning to evening with music each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Fort Wayne
Circuit Court Room
O. A. Hays
J. H. Hine
Waterloo
BR. 8. Taylor
Geo
H. Lima
J. M. Taylor
Allen County
Wm. R. Brown
W. O. Latta
J. C. Claypool
Fire guts T. J. Fleming general store at 25 Calhoun Street
Fire Sunday night gutted the three story brick general store of T. J. Fleming at 25 Calhoun Street. Loss to stock and property estimated around 2500 with 5000 insurance. First floor salesroom escaped fire but stock soaked. building owned by Kiser estate to stand repairs. Fire origin undetermined and Fleming to resume business after adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Fleming
Calhoun St
Peter
Fleming
Kiser
Guardian
London
F. P. Randall & Son
Michigan
W. and
E. Leonard
Ina
Hartford
D. O. Fisher
Bowery
New York
F. X. Schuler
Deaths for the Week Ended January 10
The list from city undertakers reports multiple deaths with ages and causes including Katherine Dorley 37 erysipelas Adam Rinehart 62 heart disease Viola Palmer 23 enteric fever Myrone Tafflinger 4 years lung fever Mable Goings 6 months bronchitis Elizabeth Hartman 76 heart failure Charles Bricher 26 consumption Mary Durkopp 33 apoplexy Evelina Rose 3 months spasms and others. ATIN WEMPDING Their Tin Wedding Anniversary celebrated by P O Dozois and wife at 146 East Wayne street with many guests and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bricher
John Agenbroad
William Thiele
Nancy P. Philips
Evelina Rose
Mary Durkopp
P. O. Dozois
Dozois, Beadell & Co
East Wayne Street
Fred Dozois
H. Dozois
Ellen Peltier
Tilbury Centre
Ontario
Dozois
Injured Horseshoer Confined After Kick Incident
Fred Becker a noted horse shoer of 11 East Washington street was severely injured while shoeing a horse owned by Mr. Tresselt. He was kicked, with ligaments in his right leg lacerated and additional unspecified injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Becker
East
Washington Street
Fort Wayne Trade Surge Spurs Optimism for Local Business
A Fort Wayne report celebrates a dramatic trade rise described as tremendous, signaling strong momentum for local business and expected benefits to residents and merchants. The note highlights natural market forces driving growth and consumer confidence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Election Case at Columbia City Ends in Magley Victory
The contest between Joseph K Harrion and W H Magley for the county clerk seat at Columbia City ended with Magley winning by two votes. Attorneys Zollars and T F Eilison appeared for Harrion, while R O Bell and L M Ninde defended Magley. An appeal will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Harrion
W. H. Magley
Columbia City
Magley
Zollars
T. FE. Eilison
R. O. Bell
L. M. Ninde
Irish famine appeal sent through Fort Wayne diocese
Bishop Dwenger calls on the Fort Wayne Catholic clergy to publicize an Ireland famine appeal. He asks for collections and remittance by January 27 to aid Irish bishops facing starvation due to potato crop failure. Also notes cadet Howard Laubach of the city passing a military exam and awaiting assignment to regular service after two years at West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwenger
Fort Wayne
Fort Warsz
Ind
Ireland
Tjoserh Dwenger
A. J. Laubach
Howard
West Point
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Lauferty
Mrs
John Bostick
Funderburg
Rock Creek Township
Huntington County
Madison Mouwain
Mary Funderburg
Nellie McIlwain
Edward Funderburg
James Gray
Lillie Funderburg
Kubns
Fostoria Democrat
Kuhns
Turekey Lindsey
Simon Snyder
Victor DeLagrange
W. P. Breen
H. Lewis
Frances Stewart
F. W. Scheimann
Emma Koeble
Geo. Bullard
Robert Exner
Randall & Vesey
Lemuel O. Paine
James 8. Barr
Joseph ©. Mills
Mary D. Long
Clerk Souder
Felix Perriguay
William
Frank B. Kendrick
J. M. Robinson
Wm. Kinerk
Killian Baker
Kinerk
Judge Lowry
Rev. H. Honeck
Lena Wichman
Ashton
Dakota
Wabash Importing Company
Eliza Hartman
Geo. R. Hartman
West
Hartman
Pleasantville
Lancaster
Wabash and Erie Canal
Katos
Tiffin Advertiser
Osampan
Lontitt
Frank Hurd
Toledo
Seney
Campau
Jesse James
C. O. Essig
Frank Page
John Kennelly
John Mooney
West Wayne Street
James D. Parker
Marcus
Johnson
L. Lintz
Wm. Ash
Belmont
Will T. Mannix
John Harber
Jos Gokey
Albert Bond
Northern Indiana Poultry Association
Anna
John Krock
Wayne Street
Clyde P. Tinkham
Deborah Carter
W. J. Carter
William Thatler
Cay
David Moore
Rosa Lake
Maysville
Thomas Clark
Gulu Ward
McKinstry Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Wagner Street
James E. Graham
Hickory Club
Olanton
van Buren
Daniel Gower
Graham
Mowrer
James Stuart Ainslie
Plymouth Congregational Church
Scherman & Klaehn
Middleton, Wis
Pittsburg
Rudy C. Reinewald
Sherman Meeks
Greensville
Fruit House
Eel River Township
Hosie Lamger
Mamie Arnold
Alfred Mayo
Bertha Ross
Rosa Jackson
Fred Robinson
Albert Boggs
Samuel Smith
Cora Jackson
Mont Arnold
James Arnold
Indiana Hunters
Mary's Congregation
Rev
Justice
Hono
Rew Columbia Club
Eter
Toplcs
Wagenhaus
I. G. Nelson
W. CO. Latta
J. F. Claypool
Muncie
T. E. Ellison
M. E. Argo
Geo. B. Lawrence
Ludwick Welsheimer
Celery Culture
B. Harris
Goshen
R. M. Lockhart
H. C. Mereditch
Peter Kiser
City Undertakers
Katherine Dorley
Wm. Klumpp
Adam Rinehart
Viola B. Palmer
Myrone Tafflinger
Mable D. Goings
Lillian N. Druhot
Maggie E. Gilbert
Mary Wiegand
Atin Wempding
Mrs. P. O. Dozois
Columbia
Neenin
Lelwng
Pastor Kienis
Fort Wayfrei
Lu Kozhig
Druccis
Brul Nie Drugegsts
Beker
Faler
Fair Association
Foster
Evans
Evans Farm
Ellison
Eyes
Pays
Noga
Howard Laubach
Pixley & CO
Prince Alberts
Ixley
E. Berry Street
Fort
Ak CO
Wayne, Indiana
Flora Brown
Ito Benrom
Prince Street
Brown
John Brown
Wabsehf
J. M. Barrett
W. H. Shambaugh
Glutting
Wm. Kaungi
R. OC. Bell
Louis Jacques
Andy For
John Bee
Clarence Edsall
Chas. Dalman
Mr. Webber
Monroeville
Robert Shirley
Maumee Township
Louis Speath
Lorretta
Liebenthal & Block
ALT & Willner
Annie
Sam, Pete
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