John I White Dies at Lake Geneva After Illness
John I White, Fort Wayne secretary of Bass Foundry and Machine Works and rail circle figure, died Friday night at a Lake Geneva sanitarium after a two year decline. A Civil War veteran born in 1842 in Batavia New York he later led Bass car wheel sales and served as secretary to the company. Interment will be at Lindenwood in Fort Wayne alongside lifelong wife Jeanette McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. White
Bags Foundry and Machine Works
United States
Lake Geneva
Wis
James Mullens
Wooster, G
Wells
Mr. White
White
Fort Wayne
Batavia
N. Y
LeRoy, N. Y
New York Volunteers
Fredericksburg
Bass Foundry
Pomme
Norton & Co
F. M. Smith & Co
Bass Works
John S. White
Bass Foundry and Machine Works
Bass Company
Pittsburg Pressed Steel Company
Canada
Bass Foundry and Machine Company
Jeanette McCullough
Mansfield
Ohio
S. H. Fisher
Denver
Col
Miss McCullough
Wooster
Wright
Mendota
Tll
Potter
Seattle
Wash
Sol D. Bayless Lodge F
A. M
Fort Wayne Commandery
Knights Templars
The
Loyal Legion
Lindenwood
Bishop Rademacher laid to rest with thousands viewing
At 4 PM Sunday the Bishop Rademacher remains were borne to the Cathedral in a solemn procession. Knights, acolytes, clergy, and a guard of honor led by Capt. Fred Graffe attended as thousands paid homage and viewed the face of the dead bishop. A north vault for the remains will bear a plain inscribed marble slab.
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Rademacher
Bome
Pall
John O’connell
Killian Baker
Joseph Nichter
John McNulty
John Monahan
A. Kalbacher
R. F. Markey
Joseph Romary
Fred Graffe
I. Freiburger
Thomas Ahern
Peter Nichter
A. J. Spereisen
James Fox
Fred Lauer
A. Rinehart
Dennis Monahan
Luers
Officers Are Chosen in St Johns Reformed Society
The Young People's Society of St Johns Reformed church held its annual election on Sunday selecting officers for the group.
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Young People’s Society of St. John’s Reformed Church
End le
Griffiths Lincoln lecture at Tippecanoe club event
The Tippecanoe club hosts Hon. John L. Griffiths of Indianapolis for a Lincoln lecture at Fort Wayne city council chamber this Thursday at 7 30 p m followed by a 9 p m reception at the club rooms with refreshments and a program of music and readings by local figures.
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John L. Griffiths
Indianapolis
Abraham Lincoln
Fort Wayne
Tippecanoe Club
Lachlan
Golden Wedding and First Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs James Cairns of 430 South Broadway plan a golden wedding on February 1 while Mr and Mrs W J Hess celebrate their first anniversary at the same East location. The Cairns granddaughter is the letter lady. Mr Cairns, a longtime Pittsburg shops machinist, was injured last Saturday at the Wa bash scales but faces a swift return to work and is not severely hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cairns
South Broadway
W. J. Hess
Cairns
Pittsburg
Lost A Foot From Denver Railway Accident
A Denver letter reports W. L. Benedict, a former passenger conductor now in Warsaw, lost a foot after being run down in the Denver and Rio Grande yards. Amputation followed. Benedict previously resided here, later failed to regain railway work, and has sued the Pennsylvania company alleging blacklisting. the suit remains pending.
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Denver
Col
W. L. Benedict
Rio Grande
Benedict
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Warsaw
Pennsylvania Company
Kaough Prefers Dougherty for State Campaign
William Kaough a Democrat from Indiana's Twelfth district departs for Indianapolis to attend a state committee meeting. He hesitates on a state chairman candidate, noting Parks Martin has strong local backing and that Hugh Dougherty would be satisfactory if he runs. He also suggests Dougherty could be treasurer and still manage the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kaough
Indianapolis
Sentinel
Parks Martin
Kaough
Hugh Dougherty
Dougherty
Enough
Sharp Fight in Cebu Forces Insurgents Back
Manila reports a January 8 clash in the Subleon mountains where a battalion of the Nineteenth Infantry routed insurgents. Americans seized a smooth bore cannon and rifles, destroyed fortifications, with four American wounded. Insurgent Flores fled toward Humingan as Captain Benson’s force pursued. The fighting left insurgents scattered, horses captured, and their position burned with no American losses.
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Manila
Cebu
Subleon
Flores
Humingan
Nueva Viscaya
Benson
Tee
Cavite
Capy
Insurgenta
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J. White
Wayne
Tippecanoe Club Program
Griffiths
Lincoln
J. L. Griffiths
Fred Urbahns
F. V. Culbertson
Lavon Sperry
Louis F. Curdes
Rabb and Meek
Nellie Gill
Crowning Sale
Fort Wayre
Jan Our Juvenile and Boys’ Clothing Department
Chinchilla
Monarch
Glorias
Howard
Sale
Mans
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