Death claims Pioneer Adams Township Woman
Dorothea Boese 74 longtime Adams township resident dies at home after age related infirmities. Survived by husband William and seven children including Fred and Carl Boese and several daughters. She was born in Germany and belonged to Emanuel Lutheran church. Funeral arrangements set in Adams township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Boese
Willlem Boese
Allen County
Tueadey
Adams Township
Wayne Trace
Fred Boese
Doenges
C. Schlaudroff
C. Koenig
Henry Kraft
Fort Wayne
Carl Boese
Charles Bruick
Adams
Multiple deaths from illness and accident in Huntington area
Jeanette Kiser of Huntington dies at 70 from paralysis at St Josephs hospital. Survived by four children Rosa Smith Mary Blackburn Sebastian and Jacob Kiser. Remains sent to Huntington for funeral and interment. Lena Kitcher dies at 60 at home from heart clot linked to apoplexy. She was Fort Wayne native and Catholic. Edwin Goette two dies after scalding accident from overturned kettle of boiling soup. funeral Sunday at 1:30 from residence with Rev C H Luehr. Adolph Stolte, 74, longtime Washington township resident, dies at home after two years of ill health. born in Germany, married in Indianapolis, moved to Allen county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Honeck
Charles Spillner, Jr
John Street
Honeck
William H. Lehnert
Holleck
Arcola
Fort Wayne
Conrad Honeck
Vevay
Henry Honeck
Edna Mohibizen
Sandusky
Spiliner
T. M. Catshall
T. F. Hahn
Lindenwood
Cornelia, Berghorn
Frederick Berghorn
East Lewis Street
Berghorn
Tsacith
Louis Berghorn
Charles
Otto Benz
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Jeanette Kiser
Huntington
St. Joseph's Hospital
Rosa Smith
Mary Blackburn
Sebastian
Jacob Kiser
Lena Kitcher
Masterson Avenue
John Kitcher
Witcher
Edwin Goette
Frederick Goette
Creighton Avenue
Walton Avenue
C. H. Luehr
Adolph H. Stolte
Washington Township
Mr. Stolte
Ladbergen
Kreis
Teckelberg
Muenster
Germany
America
Indianapolis
Allen County
Mr. Markwith
Jaysville
Knights of Pythias
Marion
Abbottsville
Golden anniversary noted for Stolte family kin
The obituary lists a June wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Stolte and names surviving relatives including wife Charlotte A. Stolte and six children Charlotte A. Stolte Fred W. Stolte Frank A. Stolte George B. Stolte Leonard Stolte Elizabeth Stolte, all of the area. The deceased, a valued citizen and St John s Reformed church member, is not named here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte A. Stolte
Fred W. Stolte
City
Frank A. Stolte
Lansing, Mich
George B. Stolte
Leonard Stolte
Elizabeth Stolte
Washington Township
St. John's Reformed Church
Obituary notes Ollie Martin and Mrs Brooks
Miss Ollie Martin died at 68 Spy Run avenue at 1am aged 31 from heart trouble and Brights disease. She leaves parents Delphos and Mrs Martin and three brothers. Funeral from the Cathedral Tuesday at 9am with interment at St Vincent cemetery. Mrs J Brooks aged 81 died at her daughter’s home in Monroeville after pneumonia. Widow of Thomas A Brooks, she had eleven children including Floria Powers and Loyal Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Martin
Delphos Martin
Spy Run Avenue
Bright
Miss Martin
Perry Township
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Joseph C. Martin
Cedar Creek Township
William and
George Martin
St. Vincent Cemetery
J. Brooks
J M. Jackson
Monroeville
Thomas A. Brooks
New Haven
Brooks
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Canton
Floria Powers
Watertown
N. Y
Thomas and Loyal Brooks
Troy
Alfred Brooks
California
Marion Brooks
United States Army
Washington
Death notices and obituaries from Fort Wayne area
John A. Markwith aged 57 is found dead at his son’s home from lobar pneumonia in the South Wayne flood district. William Backes 37 dies from kidney illness, unmarried, born in Fort Wayne. Jerome B. Carpenter 64 dies after bladder surgery. wife, son abroad, daughter in St Louis. Emilia Schmidt 22 dies of tuberculosis at 429 St Martins. services planned at residence and Zion Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Markwith
H. C. Markwith
South Harrison Street
Markwith
South Wayne
Jerome B. Carpenter
Taylor Street
Lutheran Hospital
Mr. Carpenter
Fort Wayne
Flint
Mich
Methodist Episcopal Church
National League of Veterans
Roy C. Carpenter
Paris
France
Lulu Carpenter
St. Louis
Emilia Schmidt
Elizabeth Schmidt
St. Martin’s Street
Miss Schmidt
Zion Lutheran Church
Emma M
Freda Schmidt
John F
Martin Schmidt
Luehr
Veteran Physician Claimed by Death and Infant Obituaries
Notices announce the death of Emil Richter of 1610 East Lewis Street at age 2 days, and Cecil Ramse infant son of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Ramse of 244 West Main Street dying at 4 PM. Also listed is the death of Mrs. Bixby of Latty at Lutheran hospital, plus Fern Guilford daughter of Ezra and Gertrude Guilford born Jan 31 1906 who died Dec 12 1906 at 10 12 months. Funeral services were held in Harlan by Rev. Whittaker. The column closes with an ad for E O Bromide Quinine cold cure and Druggists refund badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wolf
Charles Wolf
East Wayne Street
Miss Wolf
Hamburg
Germany
Gustave
Otto
Carl Wolf
Louisa Secoch
Minnie Markham
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Emil Richter
East
Lewis Street
Horton Manufacturing Company
Cecil Ramse
F. G. Ramse
West Main Street
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Pennsylvania Company
Fern
Ezra
Gertrude Guilford
Harlan
Thomas Whittaker
Pern
Paradise
Jesus
Foretell Good Fruit Year In Southern Indiana
Boonville Indiana residents who follow old crop signs predict a plentiful fruit year after a rainy Christmastime. Tradition holds that rain on January 12, Old Christmas, signals good fruit next year, with many aging locals noting the day’s weather has matched fruitful results in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Boonville
Ind
Guaranteed Cure for Piles In 6 to 14 Days
Advertisement notes PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed remedy for piles including itching bleeding and protrusion. Claims druggists may refund 11 PAZO OINTMENT purchases if not cured in 6 to 14 days.
Kress Arrest Fails to Deter City Court Appearance
Frank Kress a Nickel Plate brake man failed to appear in city court after trying to buy a gun at Dygert and Libbing stores Monday night. He was fined $1 and costs with bond used to pay the fine. His wife left him for Huntington Monday night and he claimed he would not harm her if released. Ser GT Pappert released him after he sobered up and he gave the name Frank Wysong. John Murphy drunkenness case continued indefinitely. Three tramps picked up by police were sent to fifteen days for vagrancy. Albert Hitler awaiting work since suspended sentence was extended. Henry Frank case continued and placed in charge of Chief Ankenbruck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kress
Dygert
Huntington
Pappert
Frank Wysong
John Murphy
Lenz
Albert Hitler
Henry Frank
Ankenbruck
Grain and Livestock Markets Across Cities
Chicago grain and provisions show Wheat May 78c, Corn May 16c, Oats May 38c, Pork May 16.42, Lard May 9.43. Rye cash steady. flax, clover, timothy unchanged. Toledo Wheat December 0 and May 0. Notable prices in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh hog, cattle, and sheep markets with varied bids. Chicago butter 21-29c, eggs 93-12c. New York butter 29-46c, cheese 12-13c, eggs mixed 27-34c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clover
Timothy
Toledo
Jay
New York
State
Pennsylvania
S. Bush & Co
Weil Brothers & Co
MIM
Mayflower
Tresselt & Sons
Shorts
J. T. Johnson
Barr Street
Eges
E. K. Bush
Columbia Street
Howenstein & Crouse
Barr
Columbia Streets
Wekart Packing Co
Market report fills Toledo headlines with dense quotes
Edward Huggins, an inmate at the DeKalb county asylum for thirty years, died Sunday afternoon. No details exist on his background beyond his confinement origin from Butler, and no inquiries from relatives have been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Huggins
DeKalb County Asylum
Buggins
Butler
Greatest sale bargain prices on dinner and toilet sets
See this bargain only three dollars and twenty nine cents for 100 piece dinner sets and six dollars and forty eight cents for 6 piece toilet sets. Twelve piece toilet sets priced at five dollars and forty eight cents. Slop jars with covers offered at six nine cents. Chambers ten cents. Table glasses twenty dozen. Hand edged glasses five cents per dozen.
Special Bargains on Household Goods and Wearables
The listing offers discounted prices on soap, laundry items, pins, thread, envelopes, paper, cookware, bowls, and housewares. Clothing includes infant wear, children's and ladies items, plus men's wool socks, fleeced underwear, jackets, shirts, and hosiery. Numerous fabrics, curtains, and Petticoats priced for quick sale.
Dorsets in Aurora Offerings With Hose Supporters
Dorsets Aurora features hose supporters numbered 47e and 98e priced at 1.39 dollars, highlighting available items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Muslin Underwear and Corset Covers Price List
A listing shows muslin underwear and skirts priced from 50¢ to 2.19 and corset covers from 25¢ to 1.98, with multiple intermediate prices in between. The catalog reflects common late 19th or early 20th century discount pricing for women’s garments.
Ladies' Walking Skirts Value Sale This Week
A local retailer features walking skirts priced at $4.39 this week, down from $10.00 values. The sale highlights women’s apparel with substantial savings and limited stock.
Shirt Waist Sale At Cost In Store
Local shop advertises every shirt waist in the house at cost and less with prices starting from forty five cents and up. The notice emphasizes affordable prices and a wide selection for shoppers seeking bargains.
Notice of Administrators for Allen County Estates
Appointment notices state William G Heppenhammner and William W Driver as administrators for the estates of Yellen I Treppenhammer Levi Jump and Milzabeth Emrick in Allen County Indiana. Each estate is described as solvent with attorneys listed for the administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellen I. Treppenhammer
Allen County
Indiana
William G. Heppenhammer
Levi Jump
William W. Driver
Frank J. Belot
Milzabeth Emrick
John Gredr
Harper & Eggeman
Notice to Defendants in Quiet Title Suit in Indiana Court
State of Indiana Alien County sues Abe Ackerman and William J Harken rider et al in the Superior Court for quiet title. Many defendants are nonresidents or unknowns with names listed. summons require appearance by March 2 at the court. Attested by clerk and attorney for plaintiff. Also a late classified notice for mercantile travel opportunity offering $1000 weekly in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Abe Ackerman
William J. Harkenrider
Superior Court
State of
Indiana
Nancy Morrison
Laura BR. Mead
Carrie M. Jones
Edwin
Morrion
Phillip
Morrison
Mattlew F. Willey
Priscilla Collins
Amelia Collins
May Gould
Mary Gould
Dora Exston
Mary Kiser
Charles Morrison
Frank Morrison
Ligzie+ Morrison
Belle Morrison
Flora Hal
John Hull
Pearl Carrier
Maggie Carrier
Orphan Carrier
Daisy Greider
John Greider
Mary A. Morrison
Mary E. Morrison
Harry Morrison
Nora Morrison
Mark Morrison
Edward Morrison
James Morrison
William
Nancy E. Morrison
Laura B. Mead
Mattie F. Willey
Dora Easton
Mary Wiser
Mary EB. Morrison
Ida Adkinson
Orpha Carrier
Lizzie Morrison
Elle Morrison
Mae Morrison
Dee
Sung
Wits
Emily M
Pearl Morrison
Lida Morrison
Lida Hopkins
John E. Topkins
Mark Hopkins
Many. Morrison
Ray Morrison
Eliza E. Bennett
Edwin 8. Morrison
Philp S. Morrison
Edward. Morrison
Mark Tropkins
A. L. Smith
Robert Morrison
Hanna Morrson
Hannah Morrison
Edwin S. Morrison
Philip
John Hall
William Morrison
John EB. Hopkins
Samuel C. Morrison
Henry T. Morrison
Nancy ©. Morrison
Taura B. Mead
Carrie AL Tones
Mauile
Willey
Amelia _Colll
Lizzie Murrs
Carri i Orpha Mars Ake
Intife
Joseph Xni
Sealy
W. Kane
Gian. Jos
A. Alexander
Fort Wayne
Aed
Decatur seeks Eagles lodge amid Indiana news
Northern Indiana items note Decatur's push for a local Eagles club. Other briefs report deaths of Mrs. Winebrenner in Churubusco at 82 and Dr. Milroy in Logansport from typhoid fever. Bluffton price cuts drop barber fees to 18 cents and wire fencing plans start in Columbia City. An Auburn Milling president is chosen, and more county updates cover a wind mill accident, a shooter project, a bridge collision with no injuries, a Wabash minister's wife injury update, a Bluffton wedding, and long-time Kosciusko pioneer John Walker's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Lodge of
Eagles
Isaac Winebrenner
Churubusco
Bluffton
Columbia City
William D. Milroy
Lagansport
Elzabeth Boles
Elkhart
Jacob Keller
Kendallville
California
A. F. Blum
Moores
DeKalb County
George A. Bishop, Jr
Auburn Manufacturing Company
George A. Bishop
Whitley County
F. H. Foust
Goshen
George W. Sipe
Kahomo
Jefferson
Lincoln Steere
Wabash
Orville Paxson
Inez OQ
Strahm
John Walker
Kosciusko County
Pierceton
Washington Township
Lake Shore
Butler
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William Boese
Kiser
Kitcher
Goette
Parker
Libbia R. Griesemer
Wayne Knitting Mills
N. L. Chapman
Lavinia Avenue
Miss Griesemer
Frank Didier
Boone Street
This City
P. M. Grissemer
Elza Gage
Martin
Backes
William Backes
Wilt Street
Mr. Backes
St. Paul Catholic Church
Carpenter
Schmidt
Richter
Mrs
RAMSE
Bixby
E. W. Grove
Carl Proegler
Kress
GANDY @ co
West Berry Sft
Wayne, Ind
C. E. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
Grain and Provisions
Cincinnati
Ohio
East Buffalo
Buffalo
North
Lima
South
Wall Street
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Lackawanna
He Hay Market
Timoth Ih
Hocking Valley
Massillon
Jackson
Pocahontas
Allen County Council
Cowt House
Geo. W. Lindemuth
Alen County
E. Carrol
Fitch & Sona
Real Estate Bulletin
Monroe W. Fitch & Sons
Opp P. D
F.M. Smith @ Co
Ki. Pfeiffer & Son
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