Fort Wayne Pioneer Salvador Peltier Remembered in New Haven
The oldest living Fort Wayne native Salvador Peltier born August 16 1830 in a riverfront log cabin near Superior Street recalls a frontier life. He served in the Mexican War sailed around the world, ran taverns on Bluffton Road and later settled in New Haven where he runs a two room grocery with his wife Catherine Valcket.
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Bluffton Road
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James
Phillis
Biefness
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Myo Pidtier
New York
Lnuebae
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Calhoun Street
Main
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Hans
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Catherine Valcket
Julian Benoit
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Tilda Claising
Farr Warne
Peditor
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Willy
Tetela
Lyttonfield
Ewing
Zonas Henderson
I Columbia
Calhoun
Su Aks
Preneh-Corman
George Falle
Rio
Ohta Sud
Todiana
Hebierg
Mr. Peltier
Man Dies Under Assumed Name Identified by Sons
An elderly man who died January 10 at St. Joseph's hospital under the alias William H. Wise was actually Ervin Harvey Kaizer of Denver Colo. The body was held at Schone Ankenbruck's Undertaking Parlors until two of his sons, William T. Kaizer of Upland Ind and Samuel Kaizer of Battle Creek Mich, identified him. He was 72, had lived in Indiana, and relatives were sought after contacts failed.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
William H. Wise
Schone & Ankenbruck
Ervin Harvey Kaizer
Denver
Col
Potter's Field
W. Tinkham
South Calhoun Street
Bright
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Wiliam I. Wise
Tinkham
Marion
Mich
City
Indiana
Sentinel Want Ads Pay Real Estate or Personal Security
Want ads note payment and listings for real estate and personal security services. C F Pfeiffer rooms 6-7 Bass Block is provided as contact location for inquiries.
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Real Eestate
C.F. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
Suit filed over injuries on B and O Railroad work site
Miia J. Kennedy of Garrett sues Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Robert Trace Contracting Co. for damages claiming paralysis from a May 11 incident on a switch where a spreader blade opened and pinned him against iron, while employed as a freight worker during roadbed construction. Attorney Jaidem R.R. Erwin of Fort Wayne handles the case.
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Fort. Wayne
Miia J. Kennedy
Garrett
Stimat Tc
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Robert Trace Contracting Company
Jaidem R.R. Erwin
Sort Wayne
Kennedy
B&o
Insane man Gustav Schentz found dead in South Bend jail
Gustav Schentz, declared insane by a linacy commission, was found hanging in his county jail cell in South Bend. Turnkey Frank Bash, Sheriff Kern and County Physician Rosenburg investigated. Schentz, 36, believed someone planned to kill his family. he had urged his wife to kill him with an ax.
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Gustav Schentz
Linacy Commission
Frank Bash
Kern
Rosenburg
Schentz
Train Stuck in Wisconsin Snow For 26 Hours
Attorney W. C. Geake returned home from Marquette Michigan after a Wisconsin winter ordeal. His northbound train lay buried in drifts near Fond du Lac for over a day with two engines dead. Passengers moved to sleepers as coal was scarce. rescue trains freed the line and the coach had to be pulled back and rerouted toward Chicago. The drifts around the stalled train reach about twenty feet, and digging out will take about a week.
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Wisconsin
W. C. Geake
Marquette
Mich
Geake
Michigan
Mr. Geake
Fond du Lac
Chicago
Population shifts in Allen and Fort Wayne growth noted
The Allen County region grows from under a thousand residents to about two thousand in Fort Wayne as officials compare pasts and presents. The sentinel asks editor Dustman about city expansion and the narrowing of Fort Wayne and New Haven borders as growth continues.
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Peltier
Fort Wayne
Lie
Port Wayne
Wil the Bey
Allen County
Sentinel
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New Haven Register
New Haven
Fort, Wayne
Italy Suffers Setbacks in Libyan Battle Reports
Letters from Italian officers describing reverses near Derna in Tripoli indicate heavy losses for Italian troops. Guards protecting engineers on water works face daily ambushes by Turkish and Arab forces. regiments of grenadiers and Bersaglieri suffer near wipeouts as ammunition runs low and 100 Italians die or are wounded.
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Bone
Tripoli
Cyrenaicia
Italy
Dera
Italia
Grenadieri
Bersaglieri
Foley Kidney Pills Deliver Relief for Kidney Trouble
Advert says Foley Kidney Pills provide relief for kidney and bladder trouble. Customer J. S. Shelnut of Bremen Georgia claims great satisfaction and recommends the medicine to sufferers based on personal use and comparison with other remedies.
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Shelnut
Bremen
Missouri Democrats Clash Over State Convention Date
A heated fight between Champ Clark and Thomas Folk supporters played out as the state Democratic committee set a date for the Missouri convention to nominate delegates for the Baltimore national convention. Clark factions pressed Feb 15 while Folk backers urged March. The meeting in St Louis decided the plan to hold the convention in Joplin on Feb 20 and select delegates for the national convention. Both leaders seek Missouri’s presidential endorsement.
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Jan
Uwi
Champ Clark
T. WW
Folk
Democratic State Committee
Baltimore
Clark
Joaplin
Joplin
Missouri
Decatur Labor Union Sets Next Meeting for AFL Admission
Decatur Ind January 18 laborers union plans another meeting to join the American Federation of Labor. Organizer from Fort Wayne promised to attend next Sunday at 3 30 PM with the charter. About fifty will join under Federation rules and over a hundred hoped to join under the earlier close union plan. Meeting will be in the harness makers hall.
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Decatur
Ind
Laborers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Fort Wayne
Harness Makers
Wide variance in Fort Wayne cold spell records
Fort Wayne experienced extreme cold with a 9 degree low at the official Iurenn station on Friday night the outskirts showing readings as low as 23 degrees below zero. Forecaster Palmer noted possible colder outskirts readings but cautioned against accepting 20 degree or more readings this morning as accurate. Temperature rose to 9 degrees above zero by Saturday noon with a further one degree drop after.
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Weather Bureau
Palmer
Fort Wayne
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