Daugher Born to Mr and Mrs Goings in Fort Wayne
A daughter arrived to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Goings. The town news notes other local items: court decorations for Justice Harry France, Rev J P Lloyd recovering from malaria, and several estate filings and community events. Local appointments, sales, and movements among residents are listed with names and places across Fort Wayne and nearby towns.
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W. H. Goings
Harry France
J. P. Lloyd
Samuel Ewart
William Fitzgerald
Tommy Hunt
Spy Run Avenue
Rodgers
Davidson Jr Sentenced Life for Uncle Murder Verdict
The Davidson murder trial ended with a guilty verdict at 3 30 this afternoon sending Thomas Davidson Jr to the penitentiary for life. Deliberations started with a first ballot of guilty and nine to three for death then settled on life after hours of debate.
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the Sentinel
Concoura Crry
Penitentiary
Coort Room
Thomas Davidson, Jr
Young Davidson
Davidson
Pierson Prize Oratorical Contest At Fort Wayne College
Mr Shoemaker wins the Pierson prize of 25 dollars in gold at Fort Wayne M E college for best orator. Speakers included Ernest Bierman on Christianity in civilization and Louis Anderson on Science and Religious Thought. Judge panel and pianist Prof. W F Heath provided musical interludes.
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Pierson
Fort Wayne
M. E. College
George Weeks
Siemen
Ernest Bierman
Louis N. Anderson
Samuel A. Shoemaker
Wagenhals
Dr. George
New York
L. Clipinger
Glasgow
Ind
Shoemaker
A. E. Mahin
Deaths of David B. Waid and Henry Juergens in County
Obituary notes David B. Waid aged 60 at Zanesville with Virginia birth, Indiana upbringing, marriage to Philip A. Peck, seven children, postmaster duties, and funeral sermons by Rev. Bridge Ossian Rev. Wood Zaneaville and White Sheldon. Also reports Henry F Juergens 77 falling from haywain causing instant death near Allen county. widow and five married children survive. funeral at St Peters Geoglein. and Ed Hedges attempts at self harm amid paving work in Chicago street.
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Zanesville
David B. Waid
Augusta County
Virginia
Wells County
Ind
Philip A. Peck
Sappington
J. M. Ward
Ward
M. E. Church
Order
F. A.M
Bridge
Ossian
Wood
Zaneaville
White
Sheldon
Henry F. Juergens
Gus
Mr. Juergens
Germany
Allen County
Gustave Juergens
J. W. Younge
J. B. Pearson
St. Peters Church
Geoglein
Rev. Michaels
Drowning at Rudisill Dam Ends Life of Fort Wayne Electric Worker
George Good, about 30, an employee of Fort Wayne Electric, drowns near Rudisill dam on a line project from Jenney power station to an institution for the feeble minded. H J Law narrowly survives after both men are capsized by a swift river current and a drifting boat. A bystander rescues Law. Good is recovered dead. Coroner takes the body to Peltier morgue. Law is related to M M Slattery, noted electrician.
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George Good
Fort Wayne Electric Company
St. Joe
Rudisill Dam
H.J. Law
Sane Works
Good
Mr. Good
Law
Peltier
Wobhlfort
Calhoun and
Williams Streets
Kansas City
Telephone Exchange
Harry Eckels
Electrical Club
Knights of Pythias
Mr. Law
M. M. M. Slattery
Next National Convention of Catholic Knights to Fort Wayne
Delegates from this city including John B. Manning Henry Graff John G Noll and Joseph Kopf urged the next Knights of St. John convention be held here and yesterday the vote favored Fort Wayne The convention will meet June 24 1891 drawing thousands to the city Officers elected for the coming year include Supreme president Daniel Danahey Lancaster first vice president John B Manning Fort Wayne second vice president John Walsh Vicksburg supreme secretary Timothy Nolan Cleveland supreme treasurer G J Matherson Wheeling supreme trustees J Kercher Columbus S Lanaman Washington DC and supreme commander Colonel J Kreidler Dayton
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The
Knights of St. John
Columbus
Ohio
John B. Manning
Henry Graff
John G. Noll
Joseph Kopf
Fort Wayne
United States
Daniel Danahey
Lancaster
Ind
John Walsh
Vicksburg
Miss
Timothy Nolan
Cleveland
G. J. Matherson
Wheeling
W. Va
J. Kercher
Lanaman
Washington, D. C
J. Kreidler
Dayton
Infant Ross Glessner Dies at Six Months
At 192 Griffith street Mr and Mrs O A Glessner mourn the loss of their infant son Ross six months old from cholera infantum. Funeral held from the family residence.
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O. A. Glessner
Griffith Street
Ross
Morris R. Kester
DeWald Street
Drowning Tragedies Mark Two Local Families
Charles Orbis a sixteen year old son of a widow living near Wallen was drowned in the St Joe river near the city Sunday evening after cramps during a hot swim. Coroner Kesler reported many farmers searched the river and the body was recovered Monday afternoon. Clara Gable eighteen drowned in a Warsaw lake during a boat ride with Miss Fry. Braun tried to save them and Gable died despite efforts. Funeral held Monday from her home and Evangelical church.
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Samuel OC. Paine
George Jordan
Ollie Cooper
Grand Hill
Miah
Sunderland
Washington Township
Louis Schoppman
St. Joe Township
Joseph Brackenridge
Warsaw
Geo. Christ
Pennsylvania Company
William Buebler
Fort Wayne Street Railway Company
Gans
Bloomingdale
Democratic County Central Committee
W. W. Rockhill
F. O. Boltz
Lowry
Nancy E. Kaggie
Emanuel Kagg
O'Rourke
John Hall
Ann Arbor
Mich
West Creighton Avenue
Hall
Superior Court
John T. Snodgrass
Brookside Farm
City Hospital
Fort Wayne College
8. B. Hartman
L. O. McPherson
George McKinnie
J. H. Schwerzgen
George Brown
Ben Rothschild
Dr. Long
Col. McFeely
John Eckert
A. F,. Glutting
Harry Harrison
Byron Hattersly
George Ortlieb
Burt Wiley
John Williams
Bridget Murphy
Washingtons
Lafayette Streets
A. J. Laubach
Charles Orbis
Wallen
St. Joe
Orbis
Kesler
Peltisz
Miss Gable
Clara Gable
Phillip Gable
Lillie Street
Skein
Bass Foundry
Evangelical Church
Holman and
Clinton Streets
Young priest's first mass at St Peter's church
Rev. Father John Tremmel, recently ordained in Cincinnati, returned home to celebrate his first mass at St. Peter's Catholic church. A crowded auditorium, Knights of St John from multiple parishes, and a procession led by the City band marked the ceremony. Father Messman preached in German before a grand reception at 34 Force Street. The pastor may soon be assigned near Chicago.
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Daisy
Pearse
Long
Kendallville
Alda M. Pepe
Paul F. Pepe
Mary M. Jones
Wm. N. Jones
Charles Seitz
Barbara Mahrt
Marion Mentze
Laura Belle Clark
Roger S. Nixon
Delilah Boggs
Frank Faust
St. Mary’s Catholic College
Cincinnati
Martha A. Steelman
Euclid Avenue
Leah Barkley
Lila Harrod
Hoagland
Taylor University
Jacob R. Prezinger
Mary A. Carter
Mary Grimes
Robertson
Rev
KR. M. Barns
Denver
San Luis Valley
Monte Cristo
Father O'Leary
Monument
Barr Street
Laura Racine
Aime Racine
Hannah Sullivan
Mary Sullivan
Peter Collins
Schieffer
Squire McDonald
Supreme Court of Indiana
Superior Court of
Allen County
Julius Cantor
John H. Bass
Nicholas N. Fraser
Mary Ann
Justice France
Aboit Township
Chasky
Calhoun
Berry
Louis Fox & Bro
Dr. Siemen
Centlivre
Evelyn Purcell
Colerick
France
Frank Purcell
Purcell
John Turner
Mobile
Ala
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart
Turner
St. Peter's Catholic Church
John Tremmel
St. Peter's
Knights of St
Force Street
Chicago
Boy Freddies Tree Fall Ends With Fractures
Freddie Gaskins seven year old of 188 West Creighton avenue was playing near a woodland in South Wayne when he climbed a tree and fell from about twenty five feet. He suffered wrist fractures and head injuries but is expected to recover after Dr M F Porter treated him and placed his arms in splints. He vows not to climb again.
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Mary Gordon
Gordon
Waterloo
Ind
Lloyd R. Christman
Briant
K. K. Wheelock
E. P. Williams
Switzerland
Sons of Veterans State
Evansville
Fort Wayne
John W. Vordermark
Annie
Norwalk
Robert Boyles
Miner Street
Omaha
Neb
Whit” McDermut
D. B. Waide
Zanesville
J. B. Fenner
Adams County
Bell & Morris
Adam Detzer
Evanston
St. Paul
Minn
Sam
Henderson
Montreal
Canada
C. Gross
Emanuel’s
H. G. Sauer
St. Paul’s
Messrs. Kampe and
Rusher
Milwaukee
Stella
Ida Morris
G. W. Morris
J. W. Hippenhammer
Auditor’s Office
Morris
W. D. Kyle
Warsaw
Kyle
W. J. Osrter
South Wayne
Hayden
South Broadway
Carter
Medical and Surgical Institute
Western Gas Construction Company
County Recorder
Thompson
Gordon V. Lloyd
Olaf N. Guldling
Franz A. Schumacher
John E. Bleekman
John 8. Unger
Pixley & Long Block
Freddie
Catharine Gaskins
West Creighton Avenue
Master Freddie
M. F. Porter
Ian
Royal Baking Powder Proclaimed Most Economical
The Royal Baking Powder is stated to be the most economical in use due to superior strength. Government reports in both the United States and Canada support this fact, showing other powders contain 20 to 80 percent less leavening gas. Even if pricier, Royal allegedly yields cheaper, finer, and sweeter foods, arguing replacement of soda and homemade mixtures.
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United States
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R. S
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Dr. Kessler
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Jas
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John J. Minn
Harrison Street
John Miner
Andrew
T. E. Ellison
Lagrange
Old Fort
Sandwich
Maysville
Jacob J. Stier
Mary Sites
J. D. Morgan
Kitty Schnelker
New Haven
Ella Summers
Douglas Avenue
Harry O. Hanna
George F. Felts
Lakeside
Union Veteran Legion
Philemon Dickinson
A. J. Clark
John Wagner
Decatur
Bower
Father Duehmig
Avilla
G. A. R. Posta
George W. Ewing
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Bettie Sherley
George Ewing
Sherley
Louisville
Mr. Ewing
Will Webb
Thurston
Nellie Newell
James Lake
al Gessler
Ropa
L. P. Scherer
East End
William Dewert
Minnie A. Mundarff
Tda Rupp
Lizzie Cressler
Monroeville
Samuel M. Hench
Columbia City
Gol. OC
A. Zollinger
Hartford City
John Wilkingon
E. V. Emerick
Silver Lake
Louis Jouquel
Franz Kladinski
Johanna Goethe
George Hamilton
Maggie Isley
Pete Certin
Young Ladies Society of
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
DeWald
George O. Stemen
Wm. Burton
St. Joe Hospital
Burton
George Lee
Hedges
Maxinkuckee
8. A. Shoemaker
Ed Hedges
Chicago Street
St. Joe River
H. J. Law
Catholic Knights
Morris & Barrett
Charles Orbie
Huis
Freddie Gaskine
Kix
Christopher Kelly
Rosa Kelly
Rockwell City
Iowa
Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation
Ton
Henry Colerick
Board of Trustees
Uncle Sam
Dan Schrantz
McNally
Morgan & Beach
Calhoun Street
D&w
G. W. Diffendorfer
Prairie Grove U. B. Church
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Illinois Central A. BR
Ilinois Central Railroad
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Roseland
Canton
Amite
Hammond
Terry
Jeannerette
Crystal Sp
Jennings
Wesson
Lake Charles
F. B. Bowes
Northern Pass
Clark St
F. J. Miller
Winch
Wabash
Woolford
Srenzy
Parametta
Stansbury
O’conner
PHA
Pixley
E. Berry Street
Sam, Pete
Max
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