Local items note licenses, moves, and deaths
Judge S M Hench was in Indianapolis yesterday. John G Meyer and Mary Gross are licensed to wed. Katherine Messerschmidt dies of diphtheria at 18. Miss Stella Skelley leaves for St Mary of the Woods convent. A post office at Root is abolished. W M Owens family moved to the city. Collin Collins takes Mansfield Ohio firm Aultman Taylor local management. The death of Katherine Messerschmidt follows diphtheria. funeral private. Antipoverty society meets. Dr McGugny appears after illness. College or county race matters noted for A Bower sock nomination. W W Worthington case moved to trial.
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S. M. Hench
Indianapolis
Louis Peltier
John G. Meyer
Mary Gross
New
Columbia Street Bridge
W. M. Owens
Churubusco
Chas, Bartine
Gottlieb Niemann
W. D. Maier
Allen County
C. M. Dawson
Philemon Dickinson
Sandy Hilliker
Humphrey
Aldine
Muskegon
Mich
Root
Gibson
Poe
Ten Personal Rights League
Stella Skelley
Constable Skelley
St. Mary of the Woods
G. W. Collins
Aultman-Taylor & Co. Agricultural Implement Manufacturing Company
Mansfield
Ohio
Carl Proegler
A. C. Keel
Broadway
Katherine
John M. Messerschmidt
Hanna Street
A. Bowersock
McGugny
Anti-Poverty Society
A. C. Probasco
Gas Works
City Hospital
H. Worden
John Morris, Jr
Richmond
W. W. Worthington
White Water Railroad Company
James Gle. White
Mary Stevena
William Moellering
Anna Moellering
T. M
Harry Ninde
Emily Gangwer
James Gangwer
Stella
Rising Sun
A.W. Bit
Faulkner
County group elects officers and committees at meeting
The meeting elected Charles Jennes as president and Oscar Boulton as treasurer with Mattie M. Gorrell secretary and Albert Wears sentinel. C. I. Kieffer spoke as organizer, with Heath presiding over the board of trade committee and Grubb as secretary. A committee to draft two by law codes was named including Frank Garver, R. H. Horn, George Darling, Clayton Lindemuth and Robert Shirley with S. Grubb chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Patrons of Industry
Allen County
Ind
Maysville
C. I. Nieffer
Stephen Heath
Nash Farmer
John Lake
Geo. Timbrook
John Hatfield
Henry Horn
Springfield Center
John Farmer
Press Association
Geo. Darling
Leader Association
J. F. Reaming
Milan Association
Frank Garver
Fairport Association
Clayton Lindemuth
South Scipio
Cain Baker
Maumee Association
R. H. Horn
George Darling
Robert Shirley
Tra S. Grubb
C. F. Kieffer
End of a Drunk Ends in Train Death in Edgerton
John Peterson, 65, a long time resident of Jackson township, died after being struck by a Nickel Plate freight train near his Edgerton home while returning from a day in town. Coroner Kessler ruled accidental death. Peterson left a widow and was laid to rest by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
Jackson Township
Edgerton
Peterson
Kessler
Man Sues for 10000 Damages Over Monroeville Train Incident
John P. Friedline, by Li 3M and Harry Ninde, sues Pennsylvania firm in circuit court for 10000. He alleges he fell after trains were not properly lit at Monroeville station, sustaining leg injuries while returning from Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Friedline
Li. 3M
Harry Ninde
Pennsylvania Company
Columbus
Oho
Monroeville
Friedline
Redlick Bros Plan Move From Fort Wayne to Anaheim
Redlick Bros, longtime Fort Wayne shoe merchants, announce quitting business and moving to Anaheim California. They built a strong local trade with fair dealing and social engagement and will be missed by friends. Henry Redlick of Centralia plans commission business in Anaheim with Redlick Bros joining to run large scale operations handling nuts fruits and other California products for eastern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlick Bros
Anaheim
California
Fort Wayne
Nove
Tar Suntinen
Ansheim
Cal
Henry Redlick
Centralia
Ind
Man is seed for Beast study sparks debate
A controversial theory argues human actions seed a future threat. Proponents warn that unchecked exploitation of natural resources could unleash ecological dangers, while critics urge balanced growth and precautionary measures.
Cost Him His Life Amputation After Neglect
Frederick Dandler had his left hand amputated at City hospital this afternoon by Dr. Carl Proegler after an injury four months ago while laying natural gas mains for Salimonie company. He delayed medical care, gangrene developed, and authorities warn of possible more serious results. Dandler and his wife reside at 281 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Dandler
Carl Proegler
Salimonie Company
Mgr. Dandler
Dandler
East Washington Street
Iowa
K. Dalton
Luray
Russell Co
Kas
Chamberlain & Co
Des Moines
Chamberlain
Dalton
Geo. H. Loesch
Near tragedy at Huntertown theater drill ends with injury
Last Saturday in Huntertown a home talent drama nearly turned deadly when Dr. Franklin Greenwell, playing a villain, was to be shot. An actor aiming at him discharged a pistol a few inches away, spilling powder into the doctor’s eyes and causing severe facial injuries. Dr. Wheelock treated him. Greenwell is a well known local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
St. Joe Hospital
City Hospital
James Black
Mary Barke
Indianapolis
Richmond
R. B. Starbuck
Muncie
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
Evansville
H. H. Crosby
Muncs
George Wilson
K. K. Wheelock
Franklin Greenwell
Huntertown
Cass Hunter
N. Hughes
Walnut Street
Father Delaney
Villian
Wheelock
Dr. Greenwell
Stomach Bitters touted as malarial remedy across regions
The article describes malaria as a devastating disease causing bodily breakdowns and sleep disturbances, then promotes Stomach Bitters as a reliable preventive and cure. It asserts wide regional use in the South, West, South America, Guatemala, Panama, and other transmarine areas, claiming relief for liver issues, digestion, constipation, kidney trouble, rheumatism, and general debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Guatemala
Panama
Transmarine
Chicago Market Reports and Local Notices
Chicago and Fort Wayne markets show mixed grain prices with pork and lard quotes and seed costs. Public notices include burglary arraignments and pension forgery cases, plus medical ad copy for Ely's Cream Balm and Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
J.B. Manning & Co
Graham
Milwaukee Bridge Project Stirs City Dispute
President W H Kieper of the Milwaukee Bridge company arrived Friday to settle a clash over tracks laid across a new St Marys river bridge at Columbia Street. Land and Improvement Company had obtained permission to lay tracks before the floor was laid, with Commissioners Bullerman and Jones approving and Mrannan dissenting. The bridge superintendent blocked progress, but Kieper ruled against the improvement company. The board favors not enforcing the issue, though the floor will be torn up after completion to allow track placement. D N Foster and Kieper clashed in a morning debate with no concessions from Kieper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kieper
Miwwaukee Bridge Company
St. Mary’s River
Columbia Street
Kieper
Improvement Company
Board of Commissioners
Bridge Company
D. N. Foster
Fort Wayne Merchant David F Comparet Dies Not Recorded
David F Comparet celebrates sixty four years in Fort Wayne as a commission merchant. He recalls early Fort Wayne when the Wabash and Erie canal linked ports and his two boats the Atlantic and King served regional trade. He notes a life with little illness and raises wishes for future happiness on his anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
David F. Comparet
Columbia Street
Horace Mariotte
Mr. Comparet
Wabash and Erie Canal
Compstet
Toledo
North Central Canal
Chicago
Peoria
Comparet
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G. G. Sterketee
Grand Rapids
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Stere’ Stroyer
Geo. G. Steeltee
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State of Indiana
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Alen
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Fred Dandlers
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Japan
Pennsylvania Station
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Wlleamil Myers
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Lifayette Township
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Warren Street
Woolford
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Arnica
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Vourah Derr Co
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Burgiara
Daily and
Barrell
Tommy King
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A. Kalbacher
James Robinson
John Daily
Sam Werner
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Denver
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Milwaukee
Omicaco
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A. Browning & CO
Harness
Geof Dornte
Letwayne Ind
Harrison St
T. E. Covington
Cor
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Harrison Sts
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Willman & Schopp
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Berry ST
Ote
EU Street
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