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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1908

Page

10

Contagion of Virtue Sermon at Fort Wayne Installation

Rev. Van Dyke preached on The Contagion of Virtue at the First Presbyterian church in Fort Wayne during the installation of Rev. Henry B. Master. He urged positive living, urged focusing on good rather than dwelling on vice, and urged readers to seek virtuous, uplifting companionship and actions. The service included musical performances by John B. Archer and the Haydn quartet.

Harry van Dyke D. D Princeton University Presbyterian Church In America First Presbyterian Shurch Henry B. Master John B. Archer Haydn Quartet William H. Wilson Westminster Church Charles Little Wabash Francis M. Fox Third Presbyterian Church van Dyke Jesus Christ Christ Hrist Paul

Birthday marked by leap year man in St Joseph township

William Fitzgerald of St Joseph township, aged 64, celebrated his leap year birthday last Saturday at his home. He has only had fifteen birthdays due to February 29. A large party attended with music dancing cards and an elaborate dinner. Guests included the Fitzgeralds Pelz Farra Figel Guba Pepe Linday Feaser Chauvey Paley Lindemuth Porter Farra and others.

William Fitzgerald St. Joe Fitzgerald Charles Fitzgerald William Pelz Jule Farra William Figel May and Ida August Pelz BE. G. Pelz Alex Pepe Louis Guba Arthur Guba Philip Linday William Feaser Isadore Pepe William Pepe Joseph Moritz Charles Feighner A. N. Paley L. Lindemuth Claude Lindemuth J. S. Porter Pauline Farra Mary Farra Joseph Chauvey Harvey Funk Grace Butler Arthur Trenary Fred Boehm Clarence Ludwig Henry Burke

Mrs. Conlogue Dies at Home After Paralysis Attack

Mrs. William F. Conlogue died Thursday night at her home southeast of Kerdalmlie from paralysis. The brief notice records the deceased and location of death with no further details.

William F. Conlogue Kerdalmlie

Thaw Averts Halt After Severe Ice Storm

The region endured a brutal ice storm beginning Saturday evening and lasting into Sunday. Massive damage to telephone and telegraph lines plus widespread tree destruction across the city disrupted service. repairs were projected to take days. Authorities noted thousands saved by thaw efforts as linemen battled downed poles and shorted circuits.

Storm cripples city lines and damages Broadway shops

Bell and Postal Telegraph lines were knocked out with hundreds of wires down along Broadway crippling southbound service. Pole losses and damaged roofs followed as emergency crews warned pedestrians and worked to restore local circuits within days while storms left trees bent and ice showers lighting the night sky.

Broadway Indianapolis BK. L. Taylor Taylor South Bend Postal Telegraph Company Edward J. Ehrmann Bell Telegraph F. W. Zimmerman Dour John N. “Inn Korn House of Christ Miler Amen O. BE

Rockhill Fined Twenty Dollars and Twenty Days in Jail

William Rockhill of Hadley received a twenty day jail term and a ten dollar fine plus costs after a circuit court hearing for beating his wife. He admitted drinking Friday night and claimed his wife attacked him with a hatchet, while his 12 year old son Ralph testified he tried to defend his mother. The couple had a prior divorce and remarried. the wife’s injured eye remained discolored.

William Rockhill Judge O'Rourke Rockhill Hadley Ralph Rockhill Rockhills

Mild mannered man fined for drunkenness in city court

A calm, well behaved man with no prior arrests was fined five dollars plus costs for drunkenness. He reportedly attacked police after being pinched and caused trouble at the Aveline hotel elevator. Two train climbers and Billy Quinn were mentioned in the case, with a continuation set for Marek 5. Newville township in DeKalb County has joined the dry towns list.

Aveline Billy Quinn T & Others Marek

New Allen County Central Committees Formed

Precinct committeemen for Democrats and Republicans were chosen at primaries held Saturday February 29. The process established the new central committees for the county with selections reflecting party representation.

Democratic First Ward Precinct Committee Listings

In the First Ward, precinct leadership is listed as follows: First Precinct William Clutter. Second Precinct G. W. Boerger. Third Precinct Nicholas Lauer. Fourth Precinct J. J. Bennigan. Fifth Precinct Laurence Cox.

William Clutter G. W. Boerger Nicholas Lauer J. J. Bennigan Laurence Cox

Precinct Assignments List with Local Officials

The Fourth Precinct is assigned to Henry Trueben bach. The Fifth Precinct lists Ernest H. Kruse. The Sixth Precinct covers Florentine Roy. The Seventh Precinct is under Charles Beckes.

Henry Truebenbach Ernest H. Kruse Florentine Roy Charles Beckes

Precinct Officers Listed for Local Commands

The list shows fifty six to fifty eight precinct officers with names Charles Gebhardt W H F Moellering and John Hines as the Fifty-sixth to Fifty-eighth Precinct commanders.

Charles Gebhardt W. H. F. Moellering John 5. Hines

Precinct Officers Named in City List

The sixth precinct lists Marshall Comi Eavish. The seventh precinct names John J Reed. The eighth precinct lists A Edward Smith. The ninth precinct lists Paul Kinder. The tenth precinct names Frank J Mannix.

Marshall Comieavish John J. Reed A. Edward Smith Paul Kinder Frank J. Mannix

Local Precinct Assignments Listed for Perry Pleasant Milan Townships

First and second precincts across Perry Pleasant Milan and neighboring townships are assigned to officials including Nelson Whittern Dr J I Smith Calvin Gump G E F Rickett J B Emerick and James Nutile as the electoral mapping outlines.

Elson Whittern J. l. Smith Calvin Gump G. EF. Rickett

Election precinct assignments listed for city wards

Eleverth Precinct John Sorg Twelfth Precinct C O Lepper Thirteenth Precinct Jas A Reilly Jr Fourteenth Precinct William Conroy Fifteenth Precinct E J Lennon detailed in municipal notice with names and ward numbers.

Eleverth John Sorg C. O. Lepper Thirteenth Jas. A. Reilly Fourteenth William Conroy Tifteenth E. J. Lennon

Local Precinct Assignments Listed For Officials

Sixteenth Precinct Joseph Mom rer sr Seventeenth Precinct Jennifer Bauer Eighteenth Precinct P F Hauss Nineteenth Precinct Peter Williams Twentieth Precinct John Raidy Twenty first Precinct William G Wurtiec

Joseph Momrer, Sr Jenhn J. Bauer P. F. Hauss Peter Williams John Raidy William G. Wurtiec

Republican Precinct Party Assignments Listed

The document lists precinct assignments for Republican party officials: First precinct Louis A. Rose, Second precinct John N. Neufer, Third precinct F. W. King, Fourth precinct P. A. Voorhees, and Fifth precinct C. W. Buck.

Louis A. Rose John N. Neufer F. W. King P. A. Voorhees C. W. Buck

Precinct Assignments Listed for City Police

The document lists precinct leaders including Walter Schene for the Twenty-second, Louis Nie meyer for the Twenty-third, H. C. Lehnert for the Twenty-fourth, Chas Rippe for the Twenty-fifth, and Fred Wahr enhers for the Twenty-sixth precinct.

Walter Schene Louis Niemeyer H. C. Lehnert Chas Rippe Fred Wahrenhers

Precincts and Officials List Mentioned in Report

The document lists precinct assignments: Sixth precinct F Swartz, Seventh precinct John C McMahon, Eighth precinct W O Gress, Ninth precinct A V Powers, and Tenth precinct C M Preble.

F. Swartz John C. McMahan W. O. Gress A. V. Powers C. M. Preble

Precinct Officers List From Thirty-Three Districts

The document enumerates precinct assignments with names for twenty-seventh through thirty-fourth precincts, including John Lanpp Martin Hoffman Fred A. Smith Henry Beehm William Oet ting John W. Eegeman and A. J. Mul dean among others.

John Lanpp Martin Hoffman Fred A. Smith Henry Beehm William Oetting John W. Eegeman A. J. Muldean

Precinct Appointments List Read in Fragment

A partial list shows precinct appointments with names W. H. Dunn W. D. C. Kayser Wilbur Carpenter Henry D. Granneman and E. H. Bookwalter across the eleventh to fifteenth precincts. The text reflects a civic roll call likely from a local election office.

W. H. Dunn W. D. C. Kayser Wilbur Carpenter Henry D. Granneman E. H. Bookwalt

Names in City Precincts Listed in Roundup

The list names precinct leaders Samuel Alexander for the Thirty-fifth, Frank C. Roserberger for the Thirty-sixth, William Goodfellow for the Thirty-seventh, Michael J. Betry for the Thirty-eighth, and Samuel Shannon for the Thirty-ninth Precinct.

Samuel Alexander Frank C. Roserberger William Goodfellow Michael J. Betry Samuel Shannom

Precinct Officers Named in City Election List

Sixteenth precinct W T Buckles. Seventeenth precinct H C Moder well. Eighteenth precinct Josiah Evans. Nineteenth precinct Harry Hogan. Twentieth precinct J M Cook. Twenty first precinct B W Cook.

W. T. Buckles H. C. Moderwell Fighteenth Josiah Oo. Evans Harry Hogan J. M. Cook B. W. Cook

Precinct Assignments Listed for City Council Seats

Fortieth Precinct C J Kauffman Forty first Precinct Thomas N Lloyd Forty second Precinct John Gerke Forty third Precinct Peter M Braun Forty fourth Precinct Frank Rast enbers are named for assignment in the city council roles.

C. J. Kauffman Thomas N. Lloyd John&. Gerke Peter M. Braun Frank Rastenbers

Precinct Officers Listed for City Election

The twenty second precinct lists J C Hut sell as representative. Twenty third precinct names Harry Mc Millan. Twenty fourth precinct lists B F Pettit. Twenty fifth precinct names William F E Geller. Twenty sixth precinct lists Fred Keilf haber.

William Fef Geller Fred Keilfhaber

Precinct Assignments List Names Officers in City

The record lists precinct assignments including Forty-fifth Ben Richter, Forty-sixth Louis Upleg gey, Forty-seventh B F Johnson, Forty-eighth Herman Witte, and Forty-ninth George M. The fragment indicates municipal staffing details for the police department.

Ben Richter Louis Upleggey B. F. Johnson Herman Witte George M. Smith

Precinct Officers List Names by Number

A reader listing fifty precincts with assigned officers: Hoff man for fiftieth precinct, Doenges for fifty first, Curristen for fifty second, Bengs for fifty third, Wyss for fifty fourth, and France for fifty fifth.

Nicholas Hoffman Herman Doenges George Curristen Otto Bengs P. H. Wyss Harry France

Precinct Assignments List Names Vary by Board

The document lists precincts and their assigned officials: twenty seventh George Weil, twenty eighth H a Hoeltje, twenty ninth Baron Strawn, thirtieth Harry Templar, thirty first E H White, thirty second C A Hood, thirty third B F Haswell, thirty fourth Frank Thompson.

George Weil H. A. Hoeltje Baron S65 Strawn Harry Templar E. H. White C. A. Hood B. F. Haswell Frank Thompson

Local Precinct Assignments Names Schnedt Listed

First Precinct Barney Schoene feldt Second Precinct J H Bunter Third Precinct Henry J Hoevel Fourth Precinct Henry Nahrwald Fifth Precinct Herman Prangzer

Barney Schoenefeldt J. H. Bunter Henry J. Hoevel Henry Nahrwald Herman Prangzer

Precincts Named Leaders in Local List

The Thirty-fifth precinct names Phil Werstein, the Thirty-seventh lists Ker, the Thirty-eighth lists Richard A. Morten and the Thirty-ninth names Frank Higgins. Visit T. N. Meds.

Phil Werstein Prc Ker Richard A. Morten Frank Higgins T. N. Meds

Forty-First Precinct Names Ad Amherst Adams and McKee

Fortieth precinct Thomas Comparet and forty-second precinct F N Gail listed alongside. Forty-third precinct George W McKee and forty-fourth precinct George Gable appear in the sparsely legible text.

Thomas Comparet A. Grant Adams F. N. Gailmeyer George W. Mc. Kee George ¥. Gable

First Precinct Theophilus Coon records

The list notes Theophilus D. Coon of the First Precinct and Albert Egley of the Second Precinct. The fragment records two individuals associated with local precinct designations.

Theophilus D. Coonrad Albert Egley

Township Precinct Assignments Listed for Several Jurisdictions

The document lists precinct allocations in multiple townships including Jackson, Marion, Maumee, Monroe, Springfield, and St Joe. Named precincts and officers include Louis Roy and George Howe in Jackson. John Stirling in Marion. Henry Heckman in Maumee. H C Crabill and Charles Krick in Monroe. Frank Webb in Springfield. Henry Wheizel Henry Houng Joseph Delagrange Andrew McDaniel and B Shoat across St Joe with a third precinct noted.

Joseph Delagrange Andrew McDaniel B. Shoat

Precinct Precincts Listed With Officials

Forty-fifth precinct William Ragm our, forty-sixth Dr. Chas M. Goheen, forty-seventh Fred Bierbaum, forty-eighth August Falsing, forty-ninth William Hess.

Wm. Ragmour Chas M. Goheen Fred Bierbaum August Falsing William 4. Hess

Precinct Assignments Listed for City Officials

The Fiftieth precinct lists G A Sthair followed by Fifty-first Jasper Edsall, Fifty-second Alex McKeeman, Fifty-third William J Fels, Fifty-fourth Wesley Der Vilbiss, and Fifty-fifth John S Todd.

G. A. Sthair Jasper Edsall Alex. McKeeman William J. Fels Wesley DerVilbiss John S. Todd

Fifty-seventh precinct Lyn Griffith and Fifty-eighth precinct W W Rouspeau

Two precinct listings name Levi Griffith as head of the fifty seventh and W W Rouspeau for the fifty eighth, detailing their roles in local district organization.

Levi Griffith W. W. Rouspeau

Local Precinct Officers Named in Tally

First precinct C W Bolyard second precinct Jacob Oh third precinct Azlep M Hartzell named as precinct positions in the listing.

C. W. Bolyard Jacob Oh Azlep M. Hartzell

Saloons Open In Heart Of City On Sunday

The city kept its Sunday closing policy in doubt as saloons in the downtown core opened and drew crowds. A street fight erupted over two intoxicated men and was halted by friends. An interurban conductor walked into a saloon in uniform, with police indifferent to the activity. Side doors hid trades and many establishments near the transfer corner stayed open while others closed. A patrolman could have intervened but did not pursue the issue.

Calhoun Street

Artists' Model Shocked in Room of Cadavers

Miss Franc Kingsworth an artists model was blindfolded into an anatomical lab and photographed for a scene titled Asleep with the Dead. She fainted when the bandage came off and later suffered hysterics and collapse, treated at a physician's home after an attempt to create a startling art photograph.

Chicago Record Herald Today Franc Kingsworth Anatomical Laboratory Miss Kingsnorth

Miss Stubbs to Wed State Statistician in March

Engagement of Miss Mary A. Stubbs, state statistician, to Harry Coleman Moore was announced today in Indianapolis. The wedding will be held Saturday afternoon, March 6, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs Maria C Stubbs, 1782 Park Avenue.

Indianapolis Ind Mary A. Stubbbes Harry ‘Coleman Moore Mre Maria C. Stubbs Park Avenga

Also Mentioned on This Page

DR. van Dyke Vaughtagior Dav Goa Fort Wayne Henry van Dyke, DD Natal Fort Cssay Thoucanes Focal Telegraph and William L. Moellering Home Telephone Ecompany Home Company Meoellering Western Union Company QO. L. Perry Valparaiso Lake Erie and Wasterfi Road Central Union Telephone Or Bell Itil Rocawill Mad Newville Township DeKalb County Has St. of “Dry New Allen County Wayne Township Jefferson Township William Rorick Gen Evard Madison Township Perry Township Pleasant Township J. B. Emerick Milan Township Second Precinct James Nutile Third Ward Republican Fifth Ward Seventh Ward Fourth Ward Eighth Ward J. C. Hutsell Harry McMillan B. F. Pet Ninth Ward Tenth Ward Adams Township Cedar Creek Township Jackson Township Louis Roy George Howe Marion Township John Stirling Maumee Township Henry Heckman Monroe Township H. C. Crabill Charles Krick Springfield Township First Precinct Frank Webb ST. Joe Township Henry Wheizel Henry Houng Washington Township Fifth Precinct Homer Krick Absit Township Jas. H. Stender J. C. Kryder John Garrett Eel River Township Francis C. Cornsilla Lake Township Wm. Hall Mila. Township J. A. Irowig Henry Smith Zenas J. Battaberg A. T. Cary David Kinsley A. P. Murphy Edgar Meyers Frank Kincade Birch Branson H. G. Cramer John Oswald Joseph Pichon Chas W. Porter Alex. Cunnison E. E. Morris Scipio Township Morton G. Spitler H. G. Meade Miss Stubbs
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