Local notes from town mix social, church and campus events
Judge O Rourke appoints William P Breich guardian of Henriette Meyer minor heir of Henry Meyer. Notre Dame grants Joseph Haley a law degree. Salem church remodeling set to finish by July 15. One hundred fifty seventh Indiana Studebaker Tigers reunion planned at Plymouth. Commencement exercises of International Business College set for June 22 at Masonic Temple. Ten Brock to tour Europe. Hohnhaus and Beck to teach next year. Baby arrives for George Felts. Albert Yoder debunked as smallpox case. he has chickenpox. Ainslie preaches in Jefferville and Indiana Reformatory. Dawson family vacationing in California. Dr Schrader back in Central City Neb. Laurie couple found dead by Poll Angus bull. Miss Trenam class builds U S map window display. Joseph M Haley graduates Notre Dame. Robert Fox in winning crew. Captain Darst crew loses to Waser’s crew.
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O’rourke
William P. Breich
Henriette Meyer
Henry Meyer
J. E. Miller
Columbus
Ohio
Medical Association
August Siemon
Ladies of
Calvary U. B. Church
A. A. Bowser
East Creighton Avenue
University of Notre Dame
Fort Wayne
Joseph Haley
Law Department
P. J. Cullen
Convoy
E. R. Neil
Plymouth
Indiana
Studebaker
Tigers
International Business College
Masonic Temple
H. W. LeSage TenBrock
England
Germany
Belgium
TenBrock
Carl Hohnhaus
Carl Beck
Woodville
Hohnhaus
Allegheny
Beck
Richmond
Ind
George F. Felts
Woodland Avenue
Felts
Shisshewana
Albert Yoder
Yoder
Lagrange County
J. S. Ainslie
Jeffer
Sonville
George Laurie
Huntington County
Anna Trenam
Jefferson Street
United States
Rurode
Kentucky
Joseph M. Haley
Wellington Lafe Swindle Tale Sparks Police Inquiry
The tale of Hunsberger claiming drugging and robbery on a New York draft of 2500 dollars unfolds as Superintendent Gorsline investigates. Keplinger denies cashing the draft at the White Bank while Hunsberger asserts the bank and a conspirator shortchanged him, ending with a warning against fooling the police.
Hunsberger Claims Draft Robbery Asserts Losses
A Sentinel interview with Mr. Keplinger asserts the bank did not cash the draft, deny any Hunsberger funds, and note officers were unaware of him. Keplinger cites a $2,100 exchange last Saturday, $400 more than the drafted amount. Police drop the robbery probe. Frank Purcell holds the case. Hunsberger maintains a $2,500 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorsjine
the Sentinel
Frank E. Purcell
Wellington
Charles Hunsberger
Hunsberger
Gorsline
Huunsberger
White Bank
New York
Taylor Street
Broadway
Fehling
Hunshberger
St. Mary’s River
Taylor Street Bridge
East Williams Street
Singer Sewing Machine
Harry Keplinger
Pointblank
Keplinger
Sentinel
Frank Purcell
Deaths and Funerals of James L. Hunter in Fort Wayne
James L. Hunter a longtime Fort Wayne resident died last week at his home 153 Hayden Street from paralysis at age sixty nine. He came to the city at age seven and was a member of Lion 8 Bass Post, G A R. Surviving are his widow and five children John L. Hunter Mrs Dr Biewend of St Louis Mrs Mary Emerick George F. Hunter and Miss Matilda Hunter. Funeral services were held Friday at 1 30 p m from the residence with Rev Wagenhals officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Hunter
Fort Wayne
Hayden Street
Hunter
Lion
Bass Post
John L. Hunter
Dr. Biewend
St. Louis
Mary Emerick
George F. Hunter
Death of William A. Sines in city at 27
William A. Sines of Arcola died Wednesday at 15 Summit street of bronchial catarrh at age 27. He came to the city for medical treatment but his illness progressed. The remains were shipped to Arcola for funeral services held Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Sines
Arcola
William E. Burt
Summit Street
Mr. Sines
Branson Teen Dies at Feeble-Minded Home
Miss Eba L Branson aged nineteen died Wednesday evening at the home for feeble minded youth from epilepsy. Her home was Farmersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eba L. Branson
Miss Branson
Farmersburg
Death of Fort Wayne Motorman Michael Mannier
Michael Mannier died last Wednesday at his parents home in Arcola after illness from Brights disease. He was a long serving motorman on the Fort Wayne Consolidated Street railway, thirty one years old and unmarried. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church in Arcola at nine oclock Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mannier
Arcola
Fort Wayne
Northern Indiana Notes Social Event at Auburn Marrying Dr Collett
A social event at Auburn announced the marriage of Dr J P Collett of St Marys Ohio to Miss Margaret Food. Other notes include LaGrange residents subscribing $1000 each for an electric line, burials, pioneer deaths in Noble and DeKalb counties, a Goshen woman’s gun mishap, and upcoming audits of Blackford County books.
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Auburn
J. P. Collett
St. Marys
Ohio
Margaret Food
Messrs
Rose
Ellison
Sears
LaGrange
LaGrange County
Benjamin Bower
Fairfield Center
DeKalb County
Lewis Waldron
Rome City
Noble County
W. H. Ernst
Bluffton
Blackford County
E. Boudinot Stockton
St. James Episcopal Church
Goshen
Episcopal Church
Winooski
Re enlisting volunteers for skeleton regiments in Philippines
Washington june 15 General Otis plans three skeleton volunteer regiments in Manila formed from officers and men willing to stay in service. If needed recruits will come from the United States to fill gaps. Three regular regiments to sail from San Francisco on the 22nd and 24th, plus others for Manila, will total over 34,000 fighting men. The war department denies a rumored cut in cavalry and artillery, stating plans for larger company sizes and extra hospital manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otis
Philippines
Army
United States
San Francisco
Manila
War Department
General Otis
McKinley
Last of the Wayne Club dissolves in Fort Wayne
In a Fort Wayne superior court proceeding just before noon Thursday the Wayne Club was dissolved. For years the club faced financial trouble with real estate sold to Mary E. Miller and personal property to Hugh G. Keegan for creditors. A judgment of 5242.25 was entered in favor of Lemuel C. Paine. Today attorney P A Randall appeared for Cyrus F. Paine and Ellen Hamilton executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel C. Paine
Busness
Paine
Hench
Hugh @. Keegan
8 Sentinel
Keegan
Fort Wayne Club
Mary E. Miller
Hugh G. Keegan
P. A. Randall
Cyrus F. Paine
Ellen Hamilton
Ills of Women Promised Cure by Vegetable Compound
Letters from Mrs. Many Bocumarr and Mrs. Henry Dork claim relief from womb disorders and chronic pain after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and associated remedies. Patients describe falling womb, leucorrhea, headaches, nervousness, weakness, and bearing-down feelings followed by supposed cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Many Bocumrarr
Marianna St
Chicago
Ill
Henry Dork
Findley St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pinkham
H.pluleaen
Mesterrat Nominated At Democratic State Convention
In Harrisburg a democratic state convention nomination ended with Judge S L Mesterrat of Fayette county winning on the twenty eighth ballot for supreme court judge. Charles J Riley of Williamsport was named by acclamation for superior court judge and Rep William T Cressy of Columbus chosen state treasurer. Eighty eighth Indiana regiment and Twenty first Indiana Heavy Artillery to reunite at Wolcottville September 26 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
S. L. Mesterrat
Fayette County
Charles J. Riley
Williamsport
Superior Court
William T. Cressy
Columbus
Eighty-eighth Indiana Regiment
Twenty-first Indiana Heavy Artillery
Wolcottville
Sheriff Sale In Allen County Indian Territory
The Allen County Circuit Court will auction the rents and profits of a 40 acre parcel in section 29 township 24 north range 11 east. The sheriff will sell July ath 1899 between 2 and 3 pm at the court house door. If needed, the fee simple of the described premises may be offered to satisfy the judgment and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Allen County
Lodiana
Minerva F. Shively
Mary Carpenter
Court House
Said County
Indiani
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Draft Hunsberger
Branson
Mannier
Northern
Idiana
William Sims
Peru
George E. Marshall
Renssalaer’ Republican
Frank EB. Babcock
Pages County Democrat
Babcock
Wayne Club
Mestezrat
Sheriff’s Sale
Wieez
Albert J. Melching
Anee Geo. F. Feltz
Annie E. Adams
Joshua H. Adams
C. Parham
Barr St
N. B. Rowe
East Berry Street
F. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
Sears, Roebuck & GO
Chicadg, AL
A. Revkyckh & Co
Weber
Cripeas
Ilane
Tarans
New
URIT
le Ee
Bears
THE
Centaur Company
New York City
Syracuse
D. Shordon & Co
F. Columbia Stevet
Eman
Rohan
Betares
Uuleiana
Melodia
Celeste
Cremona
Rena Swell
Hapmond
Alga
Bettas
Joebuck & Co
Dnc
Bude
Wayman Sis
cHicace
Pris
Manson
Haittord
Yim
Jean Pay Menti
Onal Dieggint
Broshous & Brosious
Gs Cine
DR. Wenger
Europe
London
Berlin
Paris
Vienns
Bright
Calhoun Street
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