Commissioner Sale of Real Estate in Allen County Fort Wayne
The undersigned commissioner announces a sale under an Allen Circuit Court order in a case John E Gresley guardian vs Henry N Neireiter et al. The sale at the north door of the court house Fort Wayne on Saturday July 15 1899 at 2 PM begins with two thirds of appraised value and a mortgage lien of 700. Terms: half cash with the rest in twelve months secured by a mortgage. Henry I Smith Commissioner. New Guarantee Company and Physicians Guarantee Company Fort Wayne formed with 50000 capital to indemnify physicians against malpractice prosecutions.
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Allen Circuit Court
John E.gresley
Henry N. Neireiter
Court House
Saengerbund Building
Elizabeth Neireiter
Allen County
State of Indiana
Towit
Township Twentynine
Henry I. Smith
Ny of
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
W. H. Marvel
Chicago
A. L E. Smith
H. J. Law
Elks Begin 31st Grand Lodge Session in St Louis
Thousands of Elks gather in St Louis to open the thirty first grand lodge session and reunion. Louis P. Allee welcomed attendees at the Olympic theatre, with remarks by Mayor Henry Ziegenheim and grand exalted ruler John Galvin. Galvin defended the order against stereotypes and highlighted the golden rule as its foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
Order
Olympic Theatre
Louis P. Allee
Henry Ziegenheim
John Galvin
Cincinnati
Order of Elks
Meade D. Detwiler
Howard McSherry
New Brunswick Lodge
New Jersey
Easy Victor Defines Perez Das Marinas Engagement
Manila report says Wheaton’s troops entered Perez Das Marinas without serious resistance after reb els fled. five Americans killed and twenty three wounded in yesterday’s fighting, officers not among the casualties. General Miles deems the situation serious while Admiral Watson is at Manila.
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Manila
Wheaton
Perez Das Marinas
Tinas
Bacoor
Fascoes
Fatal Gravel Pit Accident in Milan Township Claiming Cornelius Spindler
Cornelius Spindler, thirteen, son of William Spindler, was instantly killed Monday when a gravel pit embankment caved in Milan township. Working with John Wertz and others at G. W. Wilbur's pit, he was buried under gravel, his skull fractured. Rescue efforts were too late, funeral services set for Wednesday with Rev. Hirschheimer officiating. Burial at Bower's cemetery.
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Cornelius Spindler
William Spindler
Milan
John F. Remmy
0. J. Jump
The
Sentinel
Spindler
John Wertz
G. W. Wilbur
Barnett
Hirschheimer
Lutheran Church
Bower’s Cemetery
Loubet Seeks Bourgeois To Form Cabinet In Paris
Paris June 20 President Loubet asked M Bourgeois head of the French delegation at The Hague peace conference to form a cabinet. Mr Lindsay foreman of the Barber Asphalt company arrived to prepare the old asphalt plant north of the Wabash tracks between Broad way and Thompson avenue and expects to begin work in two or three days.
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Paris
Loubet
M. Bourgeois
Lindsay
Barber Asphalt Company
City
Wabash Tracks
Broadway
Thompson Avenue
Otis Praises Wheaton in Cavite Victory Report
Washington June 20 Otis forwards Wheaton at Imus Cavite province with four guns four battalions and Nevada troops. The force repulsed an enemy advance at Las Marinas leaving over 100 dead. Our loss was five killed and twenty three wounded. Wheaton reinforced by Ninth Infantry battalion and now driving the enemy beyond Las Marinas. Casualties today not reported.
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Washington
D C
Otis
Manila
Wheaton
Imus
Cavite
Las Marinas
Ninth Infantry
Miles Says Philippines Situation Very Serious
In New York at the Waldorf Astoria Gen. Nelson A. Miles declares the Philippine situation is very serious. He says he knows nothing about any press suppression by the War Department and that the volunteer call decision remains undecided. He attends on private business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philippines
Nelson A. Miles
Waldorf-Astoria
War Department
Manila
Philippine
Watson Reaches Manila Raised Flag Aboard Baltimore
Manila June 20 Rear Admiral John C Watson arrived on the transport Zafiro from Hong Kong and raised his flag on the cruiser Baltimore. Commanders of all warships called upon the admiral during the day.
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Manila
John C. Watson
United States
Zafiro
Hong Kong
Baltimore
Will Honor Gen Lawton by Lion 8 Bass Post
G A R post plans a commemorative tribute to General H W Lawton. A committee of H C Wemaken I N Medsker A S Covell A W Kintz George Hannen Col J W Whittaker and M B Johnson met to organize fundraising. They seek $500 to $600 from posts and the public, with the form of the testimonial yet to be decided.
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Lion
Bass Post
Gen. H. W. Lawton
Messrs. H. C. WeMaken
I. N. Medsker
A. S. Covell
A. W. Kintz
George Hannen
Col. J. W. Whittaker
M. BR. Johnson
New Wayne Club Forms To Replace Fort Wayne Club
A meeting of gentlemen interested in establishing a new Wayne club was held last evening. A temporary organization was set up with D. L. Wall as chairman and G. R. Alden as secretary and treasurer. Plans include securing new quarters and forming committees.
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Fort Wayne
D. L. Wall
G. RB
Alden
Restraining Order Over Window View In Judge Lowry Office
In Allen County a restraining order fights a proposed addition by Allen County Loan and Savings association and contractors to Berry and Clinton streets. Judge Lowry seeks to preserve his office window, contending the new building blocks the view. Hearing set for Monday June 26 after a temporary order.
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Superior Court
Lowry
Allen County Loan and Savings Association
Frederick Rippe
Berry and
Clinton Streets
Heaton
The
Sentinel
General Assembly
Rippe
Deering Twine Wins Value for Farmers
Farmers who used Deering Twine know it saves money and trouble. Deering Harvester Co. states they are the only binder manufacturer in the United States to make their own twine, giving a double incentive to produce reliable twine and sturdy machines. The company promotes higher binding efficiency per dollar and urges buyers to choose their twine.
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Deering
Dearing Harvester Co
United States
D. Shobdone & CO
Violent street car strike injures non union men in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on June 20 riotous disturbances erupted as street cars on Wade Park avenue and Euclid avenue were attacked injuring the motorman and conductor. A non union crew faced stones bullets and a car was forced to abandon service. One man was shot and a letter carrier was beaten. A city council committee met with strikers and company representatives to seek settlement. The report also covers a women’s home where committees and donors supported operations and the matron described efforts to reform residents through Christian guidance and practical care.
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Willson Avenue
Quincy Street
George Berg, Jr
Clark
John Clark
Hackman Street
A. W. Weigel
Euclid Avenue
Fonda
Christ Jesus
Christian Endeavor Society of Westminster Church
Friends of the Home
The
Elks
Duodecimo Club
M. B. Gorsline
Jessie Calvin
Board of Children’s Guardians
County Orphans’ Home
Christian Endeavor Societies
Rescue Home Board Hails Encouraging Growth Report
The Rescue home held its third annual board meeting at First Presbyterian Church. Officers were elected with Mrs Gile presiding and Mrs Bower as secretary. President Mrs W D Page outlined the year's work and the bright outlook for the future. Members were praised for their earnest, commendable efforts.
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the Rescue Home
First Presbyterian Church
Parishiois Place Promises Good Goods at Fair Prices
Local shoppers are urged to visit Parishiois for a wide selection of goods. The store advertises quality items at affordable prices, inviting customers to compare value and shop today.
Missing woman from Hedges sparks two week search
Father Mr Gabler arrived in town seeking his daughter Sarah Ann Gabler age twenty seven who vanished from Hedges Ohio after leaving St Joseph hospital two weeks ago. Supt Gorsline asks for information as to her whereabouts. She had been confined for de mented behavior and was to be sent to an asylum. She last left hospital June 10 and has not been seen since. Police fear she may have wandered off and suffered violence.
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Gorsline
Sarah Ann Gabler
Hedges
Ohio
Gaklers
Leipsic
St. Joseph Hospital
Affairs at Winona in June Meeting Details
At Winona Lake Indiana the annual meeting of the assembly and summer school appointed a committee to establish a high grade school with military and normal attachments funded by a $50,000 Kosciusko county appropriation. The Western Association of Writers symposium runs June 26 to July 1 with notable attendees. The Lyman Marshall Memorial Home for missionaries opens June 21, directed by Mrs. M J Thomason. Patterson advertises a large selection of black suits including wedding attire.
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Winona
Ind
Winona Lake
Thomas Kane
D. D
W. P. Kane
E. Trumbull Lee
J. M. Studebaker
Alexander McDonald
F. W. Munson
Fremont Goodwin
C. Dickey
Kosciusko County
Wstern Association of Writers
James Whitcomb Riley
Evaline Stein
Eugene E. Ware
Mary E. Caldwell
James Newton Matthews
William P. Fishback
Newton Booth Tarkingham
Ella Adams Moore
Benjamin Parker
Howard Saxby
Bob Burdette
Lyman Marshall
F. L. Marshall
Philadelphia
M. J. Thomason
Chautauqua
Runaway Crash Injures Three in Swinney Park Trip
A phaeton wreck occurred near Swinney park as a reckless horseman struck the Reilley party, threw Miss Green and Frank Reilley from the buggy, and caused several cuts and bruises while Miss Reilley escaped unhurt. The fleeing driver was identified by a bystander.
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Swinney Park
Frank Reilley
Florence Reilley
Calhoun Street
Miss Green
Mr. Reilley
Miss Reilley
Riots spread in southern India with police beaten
Riots in Travancore escalate as rioters seize guns and ammunition. Police forced to retire after clashes. About 450 houses burned at Satihoovadagerai. Troops dispatched to restore order.
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Bombay
India
Travnacor
Satihoovadagerai
Padistuyl
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H. S. Smith
Court Street
NEW Guarantee Company
Elks AT
Admiral Watson
Miles
Tion
Stantly
Watson
Gen. Lawton
Wayne Club
Judge Lowry
Cleveland
Lindus
Arndale
Wade Park
Stond
W. D. Page
Martin Willson
D. ¥. Bower
Carrie B. Banning
RES
Father
the Hospital
Insane Asylum
Patterson
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