Various Local Notices and Births in City Columns
A long list of city items includes births of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Will Carey and another to Mr and Mrs Charles Harber. Updates on residents visiting Toronto and at home notices for Judd K Ross at 70 Third Street. Licenses granted for marriages including Henry Guth with Matilda Reinking and Louis Breimeier with Minnie Hobrock. Infrastructure work on Maumee river dyke at Lakeside noted as a major, lengthy project. Reunion at John McQuisten’s home with four sisters present. City engineer bond filed. Justice Wilkinson’s office near the Diamond hotel noted. John E Sites seeks divorce on incompatibility grounds. three children involved. Local businesses and legal notices referenced. Several obituaries, accidents, marriages, and court actions documented, including farm fire losses, field sports medals, and weather-related incidents. Several births, marriages, and licenses to wed are reported along with civic and legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Carey
Oakley Street
Charles Harber
Bloomingdale
William Malloy
Billiner
Toronto
Canada
Judd K. Ross
Third Street
Henry Guth
Mattie Reinking
Louis Breimeier
Minnie Hobrock
Diamond Hotel
John E. Sites
Colerick & Oppenheim
Plainoff
Heller & Franckel
Athletic Club
Globe Clothing
Frank E. Black
Maggie Black
Black
Fort Wayne
Colerick & France
Hugh Kerr
Marion Township
Nick Robertson
Salt Lake City
Nick
Bloomington
Wm. Roghans
Pittsburg Round House
Margaret Kramer
Lafayette Street
Westminster Seminary
D. B. Wells
Philley
James Artis
G. R. Hench
O’rourke
Chas
Lancaster
Viberg
Green
Clay County
Eas
Tom Wilkingon
M. W. Simons
Gordon Simons
Plymouth
Columbia City
Masonic Cemetery
William W. Rhodes
Holman Street
Berry Street
M. E
Carrie KE. Sweet
Edward R. Sweet
Miss Chamberlain
Clinton Street
Brothers School
Bernard Meyer
Willis D. Maier
Chicago
Markey & Mungovan
Star Grocery
Dr. Whery
Henry Meyer
George Johan
East Washington Street
Charles O. Troxell
Henry M. Williams
Harvard College
Frank Pfeiffer
Clara C. Mann
Newton Carr
Susan Denis
Commission
Dr. Moffatt
Princeton
N. J
Marcellus Rauner
Josephine Rauner
Will Evans
I. R. Barrows
F. I. Jones
Ogden Pierce
South Hoagland Avenue
Randall
East Berry Street
J. H. Bass
West Berry Street
Cy Lose
Mont Fay
John Hanna
Frank Bissell
F. M. Smith
D. N
M. Foster
New York City
J. Lambert Foster
John Gray Foster
Yale College
New Haven
Annie Schlager
Henry Forster
White’s Wheel Works
Butler
Jacob Brunnaman
Berne
Ind
United States
Huntington Road
Prairie View
Bush Farm
Seymour Boyd
Wier
Ann Arbor
Thompson
St. Joe
Jennie Ninde
Laura Goshorn
Frank Brown
John Dougall
August Detzer
Michael Shaughnessy
Pearl Street
Jacob Klett
Gus Sarger
Pleasant Township
Raleigh Robinett
West Main Street
Louise Harding
Auburn
Minnie Conn
Andrews
Conservatory of Music
Jacob H. Mandeville
Gay Street
Laura Scarr
Mergentheim
Col. B. S. Robertson
State University
Louis Fox & Bro
Messrs. Fox
Felts
Indianapolis Schoolbook Company
Jefferson Township
Henry Hartman
Wayne Street
Geo. F. Felts
Lake Side
M. Rie Shoaff
Frank Cairll
Henry Harmeyer
John F. Curtice
Christopher
Matilda Mannett
J. M. Robinson
Alonzo Mannett
Charles
William Bong
Pittsburg
To Repret Nome Societies at National and State Conventions
At a St Bernard branch of the Knights of Columbus meeting delegates were chosen for state and national conventions. Patrick Ryan J W Muldoon G B Grimme James Woulfe F E H Fink Louis Fox named for the state meeting in South Bend on the first Tuesday in September. Captain Joseph Kapp of Wayne County Knights of St John was elected to attend the national convention on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
C.K
Society
South Bend
Patrick Ryan
J. W. Muldoon
G. B. Grimme
James Woulfe
F. E H. Fink
Louis Fox
Kilian Baker
Otto Nichter
Thomas McArdle
James Romery
Nicholas Wi
Jail Break Plot Foiled by Sheriff and Deputies
Sheriff Viberg and deputies exposed a jail escape plan led by Obhas Mc Carthy alias Mitchell and his brother McNamara. Mitchell, linked to a New York origin, aided others including Bennett Baker and King who attempted to saw two cell bars and an iron shutter, but were halted by Turnkey Lindsay and Nichols during a midnight patrol. The incident follows prior thefts from Tom Hunt’s safe and will heighten punishment for the gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Mitchell
Lindsay
Nichols
Bennett
Baker
King
Tom Hunt
Liberty
New York
McNamara
Two Years For Horse Thief In Indiana Court
Frank Pohle pleaded guilty to stealing a mare from William Clark and selling it in Huntington. Judge O Rourke sentenced him to two years in the penitentiary, saving him from a harsher penalty by pleading guilty. Pohle had been working in Chicago and grew up in St Joseph Township. Sheriff Bratton arrested him after tracing the horse to Huntington. The article also notes a week of deaths in the city, including W W Rhodes, Rolla Robinett, and others, and reports the passing of pioneer resident David M Shoaff of Perry township. It mentions the death of Mary J Philips near Albion Indiana from cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pohle
O’rourke
J. M. Robinson
Pohle
William Clark
Huntington
Chicago
St. Joseph Township
Fort Wayne committee aims to move Auburn furniture works
A Fort Wayne committee of P A Randall W F E Mossman John Dreibelbiss G W Pixley and Rev J F Lang traveled to Auburn Indiana to inspect the Auburn Church Furniture plant with plans to relocate the industry to Fort Wayne. The project requires $15,000 for new buildings and stock subscriptions from local businessmen or Lakeside land sales to fund the enterprise. About 100 to 200 workers would gain employment at the new factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Auburn
Ind
Messrs
P. A. Randall
W. FE. Mossman
John Dreibelbiss
G. W. Pixley
J. F. Lang
Auburn Church Furniture Company
New Voting Precincts Inspectors Appointed Countywide
County commissioners detail a surge of voting places across the city with a lengthy list of precinct inspectors. Notable names include Claude F. Eme Wm 4H Miller Christopher Kelly Francis Sullier Maurice Cody A. Oppenheimer Henry Road Gottlieb Neiman George W. Brackenridge and many others across wards and townships. The expanded system accompanies the twenty‑sixth annual central grammar school commencement featuring twenty‑nine graduates by Superintendent Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Claude F. Eme
Wayne Street
Illey
Jefferson and
Madison Streets
Miller
Montgomery
Alley
A. Oppenheimer
Tenth
Berry
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
Henry Road
Leleventh
Douglass Avenue
Gottlieb Neimann
George W. Brackenridge
Fourth Ward
Thirteenth
Berry Street
Wm. P. Breen
Fourteenth
Jefferson
Henry C. Paul
Fifteenth
Brackenridge
Fred C. Meyers
Sixteenth
Fifth Ward
Seventeenth
St. Mary’s River
A. I. Friend
Eighteenth
Michael F. Schmetzer
Nineteenth Precinct
Wayne Township
City
Joseph Singmaster
Twentieth Precinct
Pittsburg
South Wayne
Sylvester McMahon
Twenty-first Precinct
John H. Cody
Sixth Ward
Fairfield Avenue
Dawson Street
Michael Woulfe
Dawson
DeWald Street
George Pressler
Twenty Fifth
Walnut Street
Louis Fox
Dewald
Lafayette
Charles Waltemath
George P. Gordon
Twenty-ninth
Francis McBennett
Washington
Harmer
Maumee River
Wm. Doehrman
Lewis Street
Lewis and
Division Streets
Maumee Road
Harmer Street
Washington Street
Jacob Pierson
Eighth Ward
Walton Avenue
Fred J. Hayden
Lewis
Hanna Street
Division Street
Andy Kalbacher
Wells Street
St. Mary and
Maumee Rivers
Henry Stoll
Thirty-fifth Precinct
Barthold Street
Henry Lemker
Masonic Temple
Irwin
Central Grammar School
Board of Education
W. F. Heath
Fanny Taylor Hartman
Artena Mary Chapin
Jennie Carson Creighton
Martha Jane Irench
Grace Curtis Glenn
Elizabeth Cushing Lincoln
Agnes Anderson Seabrease
Lelia Hester Seybold
Helen Francis Stringer
Sadie Louise Sturgis
Christina Bastues
Mary Biddle
Adele Edna Bonrie
Etta Lulu Boylan
A. W. Seabrease
Oppenheim
Constance Lumbard
J. 5. Irwin
Reineke
Seidel
Beer Vault Break-In Ending in Theft Near Round House
Late Saturday night the beer vaults of John Koehler opposite the round house were broken into and a large quantity of beer stolen. Evidence of the robbery lies in broken bottles on the floor. Police warn it is penitentiary offense and urge quick arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koehler
Wabash
Round House
Commissioners reappoint two doctors to care for poor and sick
County commissioners re appointed Dr. J. M. Dinnen and Dr. Carl Proegler to oversee the poor sick of the county and city. Dinnen will oversee Wayne township and the St. Joe hospital, while Proegler will cover the county including the county asylum and the city hospital. Both have served well and are praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Dinnen
Carl Proegler
Dinnen
Wayne Township
St. Joe Hospital
Proegler
Board of Commissioners of
Atlen
Koerbler
St. Wayne Township
City of
Fort
Wayne
Allen County
George Schneider
James M Kane's low prices and C O D millinery ads
An 1890 Fort Wayne paper page lists James M Kane's extensive low price offerings at 24 Calhoun street including boys wagons, baby carriages, fishing tackle, croquet sets, and 1c to $1.50 fans, plus Tait Sisters' No 25 East Wayne Street C O D millinery with a free fireworks box. Also notes annual New Haven Fort Wayne Turnpike stockholder meeting on June 26, 1890, at 10 am to elect directors and collect back taxes, with payment in stock. Includes Lost item, Itch cured in 30 minutes ad and a church Sabbath School notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James’ M. Kane
James M. Kane
Calhoun Street
Keystone Block
New Haven
Also Mentioned on This Page
August Meyer
Kesler
Allen Hamilton Harmeyer
J. C. Michaels
Northrop
Harvey Caston
Ella Lutz
Poe
Will H. Fleming
Centerville
Mich
Torna Doone
Rockhill Bros
Fleming
James F. Sorgen
Monroe Township
Fair Grounds
Trades and Labor Council
Frank Stair
Main and
Harrison Streets
W. H. Myers
American Medical Society
International Association
Berlin
Nicholas Hausbach
J. J. Peters
Monroeville
Peters
Laura Raifsnider
Wallace Street
U. B. Church
Matilda Reincking
Buchanan Street
James M. Bratton
J. 8. Goshorn
Bratton
Amel Schanks
August Roembke
Sophia Kaiser
Sadie Boyle
Blue Lake
G. B. Vink
E. E. Jamieson
Hoagland
Washington, D. C
J. B. Harper
EK. P. Williams
Europe
John Tremme
Cincinnati
John, Jr
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
America
Anna Kistler
Henry Stump
Sarah Bowman
Restauraux
Hagerstown
Orphans’ Institution
Pennsylvania
College of Pennsylvania
Missionary Board
W. G. Colerick
Carril Wonder
Allen H
East Creighton Avenue
Oliver Street
L. D. Cairll
Pen
Schellman & Klaedin
Cairll
Marshal Franke
Cairn
Toledo
Sam O. Worman
Forea Street
J. J. Ogle
John W. Henry
Ed Crantz
Samuel Warman
Robinson
Avilla
Catholec
the Horse Thief
Sen
W. W. Rhodes
Rolla Robinett
Allen H. Harmeyer
Edna Long
Croup
Henry O. Mandeville
Sophia Petera
Anna Duellman
Old Sepeler
David M. Shoaf
David M. Shoaff
Perry Township
Peter Shoaff
Newra
DeKelb County
Emma Berl
Huntertown
Nes. Philips
Albion
Noble County
Mary J
Horace Philips
John Morehouse
Eliza Sedgwick
John Sedgwick
Srhering
Ity
A&wlt
Dinnen and
Proegier
U. S. Gov't Report
Cuticura Kreme
Cme
Mus
Rosa Kelly
Rockwell City
Iowa
Cutiura
Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation
Boston
Rei Kkiss
Jersey
Sailor
Tait Sisters
East
Wayne St
Fruit House
D&w
Co. O. D
Prairie Grove U. B
James Sawyer
Winch
East End
Hoffman’s Mill
Wells Street River Bridge
Woolford
F. J. Miller
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
California
Big Four
Union
Bond’s Mill
Columbia Street
W.arles
Horse Shoe
J. T. Tobacco
W. Berry
Ute
John Richard
Ladana
Geeeusod
Suld Ustite
Maria Richard
James E. Graham
August IL Carlier
Alen County
Indiana
Clemence Carier
A. A. Purman
Aini Dp
Rargai
Sam, Pete
Max
L.O. Hull
PHA
Pixley
E. Berry Street