Local notes and notices from Lake and Adams townships
Community updates include illness and deaths of residents, licensing to wed for J T Allen and E M James, and weddings of J T Pope and other couples. Public matters mention a bridge fire attempt, a stock sale, a poultry show, sheriff and court actions, and new appointments in local businesses and clubs.
Exposition stockholders wary as location debate grows
A Senriven reporter quotes large stockholders doubting the fair association’s viability and reluctance to pay further assessments. Leaders push for central city exposition and a major electrical building, with a Saturday meeting to decide procedures for a smooth, widely accessible event.
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New Fair Association
Fair Association
Foster
Rockhill
Mahler
Taz Sxntinen
D. N. Foster
Drayman William Hix Killed After Drinking
William Hix a known drayman and former city scavenger who struggled with alcoholism died after being struck between cars near Superior street last Tuesday night. He left five adult children in nearby towns. coroners and police investigated at Schone and Wellman undertakers.
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William Hix
Superior Street
Tagtmeyer
Deak
Lapp
Richter
Nickel Plate
Schone & Wellman
Desperado Marvin Kuhns Indicted for First Degree Murder
Marvin Kuhns removed from a jail to Fostoria and later to Tiffin Ohio faced a grand jury last week. The Fostoria Daily Democrat reports Kuhns was indicted for murder in the first degree after the grand jury heard testimony. He commented he expected proof and may be arraigned soon as he recovers from wounds.
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Marvin Kuhns
Tiffin
Ohio
William L. Campan
Fostoria
Tus Sentinel
Chas. L
Epitor Sentinel
Kuhts
Active Arrangements for a Big Convention in Jane
Uniformed societies meet at Library hall to appoint a staff for the Knights of St. John convention. Captain Rohan chairs as Captains Graffe Kochs Kopp and Schaefer are named for the staff and to report next Sunday for a vote. An installation at Princess rink is planned with Quolenel Dunn of Cleveland and others officiating. preparations aim to attract about 10 000 attendees in June.
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Library Hall
Rohan
Fred Graffe
John Kochs
Joe Kopp
John Schaefer
Princess Rink
Quolenel Dunn
Cleveland
Knights of St. John
Deaths reported by city undertakers for week ending January 17
The city undertakers list multiple deaths including Henriette Driver a 3 month old with bronchitis. Peter a foundling 1 month with marasmus. Martin Hull 75 paralysis. Juliaette Hurd 58 heart failure. Elizabeth Dooley 15 days exhaustion. John A Garity 35 death by own action. Carrie Steifel 24 heart failure. Paul Starke 4 months lung fever. George Rudert 62 pneumonia. Christine Steiger 9 lung fever. Ernst Eble 21 consumption. Also note Mrs O D Hurd death from heart trouble and apoplexy at her apartments over Mordhurst's drug store. age 55. survivors include husband Colonel O D Hurd and stepsons Eugene and Frank. funeral held Saturday afternoon.
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Henriette Driver
Peter
Foundling
Marasmus
Martin Hull
John A. Beiquette
Juliaette Hurd
Elizabeth Dooley
John A. Garity
F. Etzold
Carrie Steifel
Paul Starke
George Rudert
Christine Steiger
William Hix
Ernst Eble
Mordhurst
Juliette
O. D. Hurd
Hurd
Baldwin
Connecticut
Fort Wayne
St. Louis
Eugene
Peoria, Ils
Journal
Frank
New Jersey
Two Newborn Girls Reported in City
The births list two girls born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whisler of 200 Hanna street and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Meyer on Greeley street.
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Robert Whisler
Hanna Street
A. G. Meyer
Greeley Street
Prominent Auburn Attorney W. H. Dills Dies at Home
W H Dills a well known Auburn attorney in DeKalb county and former Fort Wayne resident died unexpectedly at his home from heart disease Thursday last He was about fifty born in Spencerville and practiced over two decades with ties to Tar Sentinet In politics he was an active Democrat elector from the Twelfth district a widower with several children survived by a brother Dr T J Dills news of his passing shrouds northern Indiana professional circles
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Alden
Stanle
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Houk
Boswell
Dignan
Finney
Pennsylvania Company
Fort Scott Tribune
Will Heckman
Fort Wayne Electric Company
John R. Kearns
Kearns
Hodekin House
Grand Army
Indianapolis
Gil R. Stormont
Fort Wayne
Judge Dawson
Superior Court
Geo. W. Staub
Max Koginski
Mary McGrievey
Frank E. Hauk
Andrew J. Boswell
Lawrence Dignan
Charles Wermuth
H. Herman
J. O. Henderson
State House
Henderson
George Bingham
Land Department
George W. Duke
Kokomo
J. W. Coombs
Cash
W. T. Dennis
Indiana
Ita
Dennie
Huntington Democrat
George R. Hench
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Charles A. Bookwalter
Hench
Allen County
Ladies’ Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Imcy Kintz
Etta Adams
Frances Bassett
Clara White
Retta Niswonger
Rosa Bender
Danford Parker
George V. Kell
Jacob Friedt
George V. Wrenee
J. D. Gloyd
W. H. Dills
Auburn
DeKalb County
Spencerville
Fort,Wayne
I. W. Campbell
T. J. Dills
Dills
Twelfth
Deaths and Obituary Notices from Allen County Area
Mrs. Mary Ehinger dies at 73 from heart disease in the home of her son Joseph at 187 West Third Street. Funeral Wednesday at 9 a.m. from St. Pauls Catholic Church. Also listed are William Meier of 28 Hood Street who died of dyspepsia aged 55. Mrs Ellen Manier of 144 Holman Street who died of typhoid pneumonia. Michael Baer of 90 East Lewis Street who died of consumption aged 45. and the funeral of Mrs Sarah Robinson held at the Baptist church in Eel River township with pallbearers named Jackson Valentine John Bennard William McCormick James Lanterette Israel Luther and Mr Spann. The community extends gratitude for sympathy shown.
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Coldwater
Mich
Henry Thiele
Sons of Veterans
Lincoln
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Monroe Township
Christian Rose
St. Joe Township
Peter Gayot
John A. Bequette
James Monroe Thorburn
Sue Thomas Covington
W. P. Breen
Sophia Lee
Mary
Harrison Street
Adams County
T. J. Fleming
Ehlert Reese
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Cora Talley
Churubusco
VanAnter
East Washington Street
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Blue Hill
Nebraska
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Bush & Co
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Holman Street
W. D. Mann
Goshen
Fort Riley
Kan
Battle of
Wounded Knee
Adolph Parnin
Dawson Friday
Boyd Shannon
Ben
Gerig
Esquire Miller
Cedar Creek Township
Hellopeter and Myers
John Lillie
Port Townsend
Wash
Fort Wayne
J. I. White
George
Rosine M. Dubois
Magdalena Dubois
Irvin
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William Phillips
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Clem W. Edgerton
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Europe
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Germany
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Schaaf
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Decatur
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Indiana
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fromChicago
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Bluffton
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H. Dornbush
J. H. Bass
Elizabeth Harrirschfeger
Buchanan Street
Mary Ehinger
Michael Ehinger
Joseph
West Third Street
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
William Meier
Hood Street
Dyapepsia
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ellen Manier
Jank Manier
Michael Baer
East Lewis Street
Midleton
Conn
Eel River Township
Sarah Robinson
Allen County
Baptist Church
Markley
Jackson Valentine
John Bennard
Wm. McCormick
James Lanterette
Israel Luther
Mr. Spann
Two Meals a Day Gaining Favor in Cities
A medical writer notes a historical Edinburgh practice of a two hour noon meal and says today’s best guidance is light midday eating. A local physician advocates two meals daily with a light noon bite and a fuller dinner after 5 PM to aid digestion and reduce dyspepsia.
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Edinburg
Seytinen
All for Love Drives Woman to Suicide Attempt
Anna Higgins, a domestic at the Pourse hotel, attempted to take her life after learning of the death of a fiancé in Indianapolis. She recovered from the drug use and told a Sentinel reporter she planned to go to Indianapolis to end her troubles, though relatives were contacted for care.
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Anna Higgins
Pourse
Sentinel
Indianapolis
Otto
Whopper damage suit over wheel works fire
John W. White and partners sue the New York Chicago and St. Louis Railroad for 111000 in a fire at White’s Wheel Works on August 8 1890. The complaint alleges the locomotive was defective and overtaxed causing the blaze, with insurers subrogated for 46270 in payments.
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John W. White
James B. White
White's Wheel Works
American Wheel Company
White’s Wheel Works
New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Company
White Wheel Works
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