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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1890

Page

3

Local Briefs From Fort Glanne Sentinel

Born to Dan Gordona and wife a daughter. A son born to Conductor Anthony Dennis and wife. Several births reported among residents. a variety of local notices follow. William Lopshire wins a pension. land and improvement groups planning filings. many court actions, marriages, and civic developments listed across Fort Wayne and nearby towns.

Dan Gordon Anthony Dennis C. D. C. Huestis William Lopshire W. P. Denny Michael C. Scott Onnie Knight Bishop Dwenger Gottlieb Nieman Meyer & Nieman Land and Improvement Company Pixley-Long Block

In Our Midst Grippe Claims Two in This City

A 19 January 1890 notice reports multiple deaths from la grippe and pneumonia. Eliza Graffe, wife of jeweler Henry C. Graffe, died after a three day illness at 45, surrounded by family. Other deaths include Pauline Badiac, 75, lifelong Washington township resident. Frederick Bradtmueller, 27, moulder at Bass works. John Auer, 81, farmer. young children Sylvia Trevey, 2, and Pauline Stoll, 18 months. Elmer Crowl, 3. Anna Bopp, 26. Louise Kohlbach, 42. Hannah Callahan, 64. and Sarab C. Kern, ?d. A list of funerals and church services follows for several above.

Eliza Henry C. Graffe la Grippe W. H. Myers ST. Rosenthal May Celia Harry Henry C. Gratfe Graffe Rosary Society Pauline Badiac Allen County Washington Township Lima Plank Road St. Vincent’s Church Academy Station Academy Frederick Bradtmueller Bass Works Douglass Avenue Emanuel Lutheran Church Adams Township John Auer St. Mary’s Catholic Sylvia Charles Trevey Sheldon Pauline Anthony Stoll St. Paul Catholic Church Elmer Crowl A. J. Crowl Pleasant Township Anna George Bopp Lavine Street Louise Kohlbach William Kohlbach Richardson Street Nebraska Emanual Lutheran Hannah Callahan Bass Street Sarab C. Kern Eliza Climer Cleveland John F. Kern Hicksville Ohio Ed. J. Kern West Washington Street Geeglein Michael

Mossman to lead new firm in hardware trade shift

Frank Alderman retires from Alderman Yarnelle Co as Mossman buys his share. Firm becomes Mossman Yarnelle Co with E F Yarnelle senior managing and W S Spaninvuer investing. Moss to focus on other interests while the bank directors at Old National Bank appoint new officers.

Skelton, Watt & Wilt Frank Alderman Alderman, Yarnelle &Co W. E. Mossman Mossman, Yarnelle & Co E. F. Yarnelle Iet National Bank J. ID Bass AL W. Simons W. Wodeepen Toh Miter Teta Dalwan George TE Wilson J. Lartynan TheoMeers J. IL Bass M. W. Simons Wm. Fleming Lem. R. Waertman W. L. Pettit Old National Bank

Quadrennial Township Elections Set in Allen County

The first election this year in Allen county will be on April 7 for township assessor trustee justices of the peace and constables. Terms change from two to four years under a new system, with incumbents seeking re election and potential abolition of two offices debated by county commissioners.

Allen County Wayne Township George Brackenridge Wm. Gaffney Justice of the Peace Squire Ryan Chester Scarlett Squire Taney D. L. Harding Harry France Herman Michaels

Post Office Denies Money Order To Lottery Head

A Indianapolis post office refused a money order for 81 payable to M A Dauphin of New Orleans citing restrictions on sending funds to the Louisiana lottery. Fort Wayne postmasters report no such prohibition and say orders to Dauphin can be issued, suggesting a nationwide policy discrepancy. The piece shifts to a health report noting 14 625 deaths last year from various illnesses, urging strict sanitation and isolation practices to curb diphtheria and other diseases, and calling for sanitary conventions to share ideas.

Lndianapolis News Wom M. Aa. Dauphin New Orleans Metealf State Board of Health Boards of Health Indiana

Tribute to Memory of Our Departed Honored Citizen Fleming

Editorial from the Indianapolis Sentinel mourns Hon. Wm. Fleming who died Monday. Fort Wayne loses its foremost citizen and Indiana a great leader. The piece recalls a life of remarkable mind and moral strength, noting his forty years of influence in Indiana and the deep personal loss felt by the writer and friends.

Wm. Fleming Indianapolis Sentinel Fort Wayne State of Indiana Democratic Party Mr. Fleming Tudinna

Fort Wayne Postoffice Sees No New Stamp Restock Yet

No new postag ecards or postage stamps have been received at Fort Wayne postoffice. The current stock will last for some time and monthly orders are sent instead of quarterly. Postmaster Higgins notes the office holds about $15,000 in stamps and upcoming orders may exceed that amount, with the next requisition including half a million new postal cards.

Fort Wayne Higgins

Happily Wedded Marriage of Dora Heilbroner and Josef Klopfer

Miss Dora Heilbroner daughter of Mr and Mrs Suranel Heilbroner wed Joseph Klopfer of Dayton Ohio in a ceremony conducted by Rev Guttmacher at the Achduth Yeshalm Temple. A grand banquet and dance followed and the couple departed for New Orleans then to reside in Dayton Ohio.

Broner Joseph Kiopfer Dora Heilbroner Suranel Heilbroner Joseph Klopfer Dayton Oho Guttmacher Achduth Yeshalm Mrs. Klopmer New Orleans Ohio

Accidents Injure Three Men At Local Works

Henry Grosh, a Pennsylvania car builder, fell fifteen feet from a scantling when timber broke. He sustained a fractured leg, scalp wounds, and contusions and was taken home at 501 South Hanna Street. J W Baker had fingers mashed at a Pittsburg carpenter shop. Frederick Rodemeier, an Olds wheel works teamster, was badly crushed after his wagon tipped in a rut near gas trenches. He is hospitalized at 325 East Washington Street. Lafayette Street near Olds works is pitted with holes and a damage suit may follow for city inaction.

Henry Grosh Pennsylvania Company South Hanna Street J. W. Baker Pittsburg Frederick Rodemeier Olds Wheel Works Mr. Rodemeier East Washington Street Lafayette Street Olds Works

Street Commissioner O Brien Opens Gay Street by Fencing Demolition

Street Commissioner Dennis O'Brien and six workers moved before daylight to remove fences on Gay street, opening the route from Hayden to Lewis as ordered by the council to avoid an injunction. Six properties owned by Pred Hayden and J. M. Coombs face damages. a new suit against the city may ensue. The rest of the item covers Governor Campbell advocating cheaper school books and a Massachusetts labor federation call for a convention in Boston on March 16 to push shorter work hours.

Dennis O'Brien Gay Street Hayden Lewis Street Pred Hayden J. M. Coombs Stu Boston Dan Massachusetts Federation of Labor Massachusets

Wells county ticket announced for local offices

The democracy of Wells county nominated a slate on Saturday for all county offices including Representative Dr J E Fulton County Clerk Albert Opnenheim Auditor Wm H Brust Treasurer Wm Cover Sheriff James T Daily Recorder Wm F Gueynes Surveyor Wm A Kunkle and Coroner Warren McBride Commissioners John Herley and Peter Brickley.

Democracy of Wells County J. E. Ful Wm. H. Brust Wm. Cover James T. Daily Wm. F. Gueynes Wml. A. Kunkle Warren McBride John Herley Peter Brickley

Rails of the Muncie

Mr. John C. Wagner will retire as roadmaster of the Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville railroad after twenty four years of service. He helped lay the first rails on the old Muncie road and is famed as a top trackman. He resides with his family on North Calhoun street in Bloomingdale.

John C. Wagner Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville Wagoner Muncie Road Calhoun Street Bloomingdale

South Wayne grows with new homes and sidewalks planned

Sentinel reports South Wayne's rapid strides with dozens of buildings rising next season. M. B. Mahurin will erect a stone residence on South Fairfield avenue, while Reid property will be divided into acre lots for homes. Sidewalks and street grading are planned for spring. tax levy set at ten cents per hundred. trustees vow not to incur debt. Lumber bought for fifty new street crossings and earlier sidewalks on main streets.

South Wayne Mahurin South Fairfield Avenue Reid Professor Dryer South Wayne Pontiac Street Hoagland Avenue Indiana Avenue Maple Avenue Broadway Shawnee Avenue Grace Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fort Glanne Forty-eighth Ligonier John H. Bass Chicago World’s Fair Fund Hans Newell Indianapolis Centlivre Brewing Company William Fleming Mary C. Graffe George W. Graffe the Land and Improvement Company Squire Tancey Carrie George Driver Maggie Bellamy Alfred Hickman Centlivre Street Grand Army Post Dan Shea New Haven Ashville N. C Chesapeake and Ohio Company Shea Benjamin J. Bosse Lagrange County Hovey Benjamin Unger Paw Paw Township Wabash County David Brown Fred Schoerpf Brown Pastor Northrop William H. Goings Chicago Minnie Mulcahy Society of California Pioneers Columbia City Post William Geake Louis Centlivre Hot Springs Jim Fields Centlivre Mexico Mahler Calhoun Superior Streets Charles F. Mahler & Son Daviess County Huntington Daniel Christian Roanoke Gabe Kinseley Columbia City M. Williams Monroeville H. Buttenbender Ren. F. Biliter Geo. P. Gordon Jacob Speaker Ezra F. Shock Hane B. L. Auger Chris Hettler William Goiugo Mamie Mulcahey Fred Boltz Grippe Charles Stewart East Lewis Street Joseph Derheimer Little River Ditch Lewis J. M. Dinnen Florence Fred Reineke H. G. Wagner W. W. Barnett Portland Ind Clifton Boy John E. Noble Ason Bass Noble The Baptist Church James Barr Frank Zimmerman, Jr West Charles Eckert Marion Jacob Goeglein No. 27 Fourth Street Rudy C. Reinewald Solomon Rothschild Calvin Bowman George W. Mills Wm. E. Mossman William O’brien Swayne & Doughman Anna E. Cardrey Lee Felian Slamaper A. H. Bittinger Charles Eliza Nestel Europe Brakeman Cull Grand Rapids Road Baker Street Col. C. A. Zollinger Sentinel Col. C. E. Briant Monroe Jackson Corbaley Ed. Finan Viberg J. R. Knapp Harlan Scranton Knapp Taz Weekly Sentinel G. M. Green Indiana and Southern Michigan Livestock and Savings Association Spring Fountain W. W. Fuller Brant & Fuller Maumee Valley Shelbyville Minnie Parrish Tau Sen Tinen Calvin Brice United States Senate Ohio Democracy Olivia Meilly Terre Haute Public Terre Haute High School Meilly Plymouth George W. Houch Oregon Mary Sweeney Father Menich James E. Hanes Kate Sweeney Ford Iche Terre Haute J. F. Lang Mamie Lang Delphos Kate Leighton Warsaw Hartmann Anna Farnan A. Schulte James A. Reilly Mary Nelligan Margaret Salmon Squire France Monday Emil Queqrerey Louisa Pevert Charles Geiger Cincinnati Fort Wayne Medical College J. S. Gregg Bender Herman Fischer Henry Fisher H. A. Grotholtman & Co Fred Brase W. and E. Leonard Joseph H. Clark Luke M. Fleming N. Heaton G. W. Long Timothy Griffin State House Griffin Fleming Peters Box and Lumber Company Fleming Manufacturing Company Pape Republican County Central Committee A. Daugherty Auburn H. ©. Hartman A. H. Dougall Brackenridge Spy Run Spy Run Avenue Northside Jacob Hartman St. Julian Council Catholic Benevolent Legion Decatur Hartman Liberty Mills Circuit Court Adams County Bobo Supreme Court New York Chicago Tribune Hugh McCulloch Bond Francis Wilson Philadelphia Dispatch Bond Brannan Columbian Street Mary Mangan Walnut Street Mangia Michal Mangan Flis Shoe Young Ladies’ Sodality Salvation Oil T. E. Ellison Emil Quignery Louisa Devert Dr. Leeper Wic Sehnooyer Anderson M. Bowman Sarah Astry James Astry Alma St. John's Lutheran Church Eugenie Biewend Harry Groff C. W. Kinhne Anselm Fuelber Staats Zeitung Creighton Avenue H. A. Graffe He Hela Goverawernt TUE States Health Amtracts Dora Heil Brglars James Denehy Hoaghand Avenue Que Rielamond Palladian Vedmond Pattarehal Mey Jaap Minas Tie Artagten Hormphress iPomphress O Brien Campbell Swift Swift Specific CO Atlanta, Ga Wells Dem Ton Albert Opnenheim TES Rails of Democratic County Central Committee City of Montcomery Hawiuton W. W. Rocka Neosho River G. C. Ryan Oswego Labette Co Kan J. OC. Pentier Winch East End Wabash Railroad Joseph Jefferson AERA Wirtz Hows Sarsayaila Hood the Sentinel Yomninaling Conventun Louis Brames State of Indiana Ss. Tn Superior Court Edward Sena William ©. Covert Francis Covert William C. Covert Francis Covit Unas Sarrenh Chereto George W. Loa Colerick & Oppenleiia Farmers’ Grocery Oyk L. Romy Fortayne George Dewald & CO Dren Algernon WHF CO D. Pantaloon Sale PHA Pixley & CO the Manufacturing Clothiers E. Berry Street Fort Wayne, Inc Langtry Medicine Company Davi McCay Brookside Farm Co
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