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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1907

Page

11

Oregon land fraud trial illumination touches forest reserve

Washington March 7 That Binger Hermann commissioner of the general land office and the late Senator Mitchell of Oregon would have to be taken care of out of the profits of land schemes involving a Blue Mountain forest reserve in eastern Oregon a witness said Georgi Sorenson a Portland broker testified. He described a plan to buy eastern Oregon school lands and claim a forest reserve to include them so lands could be exchanged for lands scrip and claimed each citizen could take up 320 acres. Sorenson said some rights were assigned to him without his consent.

Washington Binger Hermann Mitchell Oregon Blue Mountain Todd Hermann Georgi Sorenson Portland Ore Heard Sorenson

Northa Indiana Teachers Association Meet in South Bend

Sout Bend Ind March 7 The Northa Indiana Teachers association meets in South Bend April 4 5 6 with speakers such as James M Greenwood former Kansas City superintendent and author George Edgar Vincent Chicago sociology professor and author William Harrison Mace Syracuse University historian Clinton Frey nt Hoge Ark university biology professor Hugh Jack Union Theological Seminary and others The association officers include Piochin president Mills treasurer and Fulton secretary with regional section presidents listing Marion Alexandria Fort Wayne and Indianapolis among others.

Sout Bend Ind Northa Indiana Teachers’ Association Jame M. Greenwood Kansas City George Edgar Vincent Chicago Universi William Harrison Mace Syracuse Clinton Freynt Hoge Ark University Hugh Jack Union Theological Seminary New York City Ay. P. Piochin Hartford City W. A. Mills Crawfordsvile Anna E. Fulton J. T. Giles Marion O. M. Pittenger Alexandria J. W. Dunn Indianapolis T. FP. Keby Word FortsVayne G. E. Wulfing Bliffton Emily Griswold Kingrgearten Fort Wayne Erie E. Harmon Bend

Indiana News Roundup Includes Obituaries and Local Edicts

Veterans dies at 76 in Warsaw and a Bluffton farmer injured in a runaway accident. The Knights and Ladies of Columbia, a South Bend org, has ceased. Kendallville temperance drive targets saloons and license seekers. Lizzie Reyher, Kendallville business owner, dies after surgery. Charles Snyder forms Inperior Garment at Columbia City. Washington township woodcutting bee nets twenty five cords. Fire at Wabash hospital contained. Hazel Day of Elkhart pleads burglary. Dixon charged. Gary’s bank push by St Joseph Valley bankers. First National Bank of Gary chartered. building lease set for completion by June 1.

Daniel Bratt Warsaw Rearse Higman Bluffton Knights and Ladies of Columbia South Bend Kendallville Commissioners’ Court Lizzie Reyher Fort Wayne Reyher Charles H. Snyder Adams Express Company Columbia City Inperior Garment Company Columbia Ciitizens Washington Township Flitley County Washington Center Wabash Hazel Day Elkhart Miss Day I‘om Dixon Gary United States Steel Orporation Michigan St. Joseph Valley Bank First National Bank of

Allen's Foot-Ease Advertises Quick Relief

An old advertising snippet touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a remedy for tired feet and swollen spots, claiming quick comfort and renewed ease. The jumbled text suggests a testimonial tone promoting relief from ache, burning, and discomfort in feet.

Allen

Being Square With The World Malta-Vita Advertisement

Being a pure grain product Malta-Vita is promoted as essential for a full value life. The ad extols Malta-Vita as a superior breakfast and daily food offering no cooking and ready to eat. It claims rich in nutrients and urges try with cream or fruit and notes the price at 10 cents.

Lfe Malta-Vita Malta

Marriage Licenses Filed For Multiple Couples

A list of couples obtained marriage licenses includes Alus Weaver and Grace Manes, William Rayhouser and Myrtle Bovine, George Claer and Ada Belle Haines, George E. Paff and Ruby M. Palmer, Henry F. Judd and Eliza beth A. Hesler, Henry Baker and Lena Savior, Edward D. Noble and Bertha M. Sheets, Winfield Ludwick and Sophia Krewson, Charles Myers and Amelia Habig, August F. Eabig and Bertha E. Myers, Frank Frary and Hattie Lang, James O. Bennett and Madona F. Evans, John Hansen and Ethel Pearl Cook, James A. Burns and Rosa P. Smith, Robert Tompkins and Sarah Campbell, and Frederick Kyberg and Anton y Bollinger.

Alus Weaver Grace Manes William Rayhouser Myrtle Bovine George Claer Ada Belle Haines George E. Paff Ruby M. Palmer Henry F. Judd Farmer Elizabeth A. Hesler Henry Baker Lena Savior Edward D. Noble Bertha M. Sheets Winfield Ludwick Sophia Krewson Charles Myers Amelia Habig August F. Eabig Bertha E. Myers Frank Frary Hattie Lang James O. Bennett Madona F. Evans John Hansen Ethel Pearl Cook James A. Burns Rosa P. Smith Robert Tompkins Sarah Campbell Frederick Kyberg Antony Bollinger

Births Recorded in Local Area Families

A series of birth notices lists newborns with parents and addresses in New Haven, Georgia Avenue, Wells and Huffman streets, John Street, Washington Boulevard East, Sox Run Avenue, and West Williams Street. Children include two twins a boy and a girl and several daughters and sons.

Frank Deutsch New Haven Mont Manes Georgia Avenue W. H. Bruch Wells and Huffman _ streets William Schindle John Street Henry Boschert Washington Boulevard East

Fredrick Family Reunion and Local Gatherings

The Fredrick family reunion occurred Sunday March 10 at Amos Fredrick’s Perry township homestead twelve miles north of the city. Generations numbered four with six children nine grandchildren and one great grandchild present. Other events include a surprise birthday for J M Ervin and multiple parties in Perry, Lake, Cedar Creek and Washington townships with relatives from Fort Wayne DeKalb and nearby communities. Swinehart Schrader wedding at Columbia City on March 9, bride a Schrader daughter. couple to reside in Fort Wayne.

Ed Warner Fort. Wayne Amos Fredrick Perry Township B. F. Fredrick Cedar Creek Township Abner Carnahan DeKalb County Myoak J. M. Ervin Washington Township J. D. Griswold Joseph Gill R. A. Ervin Sam Fulkerson Benjamin Sunderland Perry Ervin L. C. Boley George Griswold Marion Griswold Pearl Ervin Pearl Arnold Hattie Culbertson Ethel Ervin Helen Moore Martha Gill Allen Ervin Ed Fulkerson Henry Byerly Alfred Fulkerson Walter Ervin Ed Gross Andrew Fritz Ervin More Lawrence Fulkerson Glover Ervin Robert Fritz J. Gross C. Carnahan L. Ludwick Glen Fulkerson Earl Griswold Glen Griswold Clara Worden Louis Beverly Lake Township Claude Bercot, Jr Martha Seegar Esther Bercot Helen Beverly Henry Seegar Paul Fick H. L. Moody Pring Fort Wayne Cal Gump Huntertown George Gump Vanzile Hurshtown Martha Moody Jennie Mabel Dora Hursh Stella Gloyd Josie Otto Belle Garman H. Moss Elsie Deventer Bessie Shoaff Mina Moody Otis Gloyd Walter Hursh Walter Tonkel Philip Cook George Roy Moudy Swinehart-Schrader Almena Schrader Clarence Swinehart Bud ‘Wey Columbia City David Lchrader Swinghart Fort’ Wayne

Fire destroys barn at Dr. Leedy’s station in Pierceton

A fire gutted Dr. Leedy’s barn in Pierceton on Tuesday. The horses and equipment were saved, but the main structure and some outbuildings were destroyed. No injuries reported.

Leedy Pierceton

Community News Roundup From Indiana Towns

The article chronicles multiple local items including the Salvation Army work in Wabash, anniversaries in Bluffton and Kendallville, survey plans for interurban lines, deaths of regional figures, and police actions. It notes the Toledo and Chicago interurban line extensions, a $19 000 Goshen street paving contract, and various incidents from Kendallville to Warsaw.

Notre Dame Lecture Featured On St Patrick Day Program

Fort Wayne prepares for St Patrick day events with a Notre Dame president John Cavanaugh lecture at Saengerbund hall. The Ancient Order of Hibernians organize a morning mass at St Patrick church and an evening concert with soloists, duets, and a God Save Ireland finale.

Fort Wayne John Cavanaugh Notre Gilbert Jennings Cleveland Saengerbund Hah C. A. Horton Moore Ernest G. Hesser Robert Travis Albert Gesster Gounod Ernest G. Hesser Ireland C. Ss. C Notre Dame University

Memorial Day Committee Forms Plans

Captain James B. Whitecamp led a Tuesday meeting of the Sons of Veterans to organize the Memorial Day observance. A committee chaired by Col. T. W. Blair with W. F. Geller and B. H. Bookwalter and others was named to manage arrangements and solicit aid from G. A. R. posts and veteran organizations.

James B. Whitecamp Sons of Veterans Col T. W. Blair W. F. Geller B. H. Bookwalter C. J. Jesse Henry D. Miller Sion S. Bass Lawton-Wayne Union Veteran Legion United States

Decatur Rejects Steam Fire Engine Purchase

The Decatur committee will not buy a steam fire engine. They visited Fort Wayne and were advised to fix weaknesses in the water works system and to employ direct pressure from the mains.

Decatur Fort Wayne

Free Government Homesteads in Colorado Offer

In southeastern Colorado near Haswell along the Missouri Pacific railroad, land available for a government fee of 16.85 dollars after eight months of residence. Two excursions are planned to Haswell on March 19 and April 2, including potential trips to Denver and Colorado Springs.

Colorado Missouri Pacific Haswell Indiana Col Denver Colorado Springs Particul Deam Hann Street

Pioneer resident Mrs. Julia Fonner dies after long illness

Mrs. Julia O. Fonner aged 73 years 2 months 28 days died at 11 p m Sunday at her son Dr George M Fonner's home 1119 East Creighton avenue following pneumonia. Born in Ohio she came to Allen county seventy two years ago with her parents Christopher and Mrs Lipes and helped establish a home in Marion township. She was widow of William Fonner and is survived by five sons and a daughter Mrs Mary S Ayres of Farwell Michigan David M Fonner Ossian Willard H Fonner Union City Michigan Hiram J Fonner Union City Michigan and Dr George M Fonner Fort Wayne along with nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at 9 a m from the residence and 11 a m at the Williamsport Methodist Episcopal church.

American Salvation Army Wabash A. T. Studebaker Bluffton Toledo Chicago Waterloo Kendallville F. A. Graves Cleveland George Dice Whitley County Churubusco Tra Jones Garrett Joseph Broderick Warsaw Pierceton John McMurray Presbyterian Church Binffton Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church W. W. Hatch & Sons Goshen A. J. Chappell Chappell Toledo and DeKalb George Schultess Traction Company J. F. Grass Angola Farmers’ Institute South Bend Haines Floyd Seber Garrett Young Charles E. Howe W. A. Geiger Elizabeth Mary Hazleton J. T Alia City Ale. Wells Mary Shaw Union Township Elizabeth McCurdy J. G. Huff Rebecca Brumbaugh Huntington County Huntington Charles Jackson George Linder Andrews Ben Smith Charles Harding Marshall Mich Amanda Norris Miss Norris Windsor Can Brough East Creighton Avenue Fenner Ohio Christopher Lipes Allen County Marion Township William Fonner George M. Fonner Fort Wayne Methodist Episcopal Church Williamsport

Franz Burger Jr. Dies in Beloit at 32 After Pneumonia

Franz Burger Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Franz Burger of Washington boulevard east died Saturday evening in Beloit Wisconsin from pneumonia after a weeklong illness. He was 32 years old born in Washington DC and grew up in Fort Wayne. At 21 he invented a gas engine deemed a perfect machine and he leaves a wife along with his parents.

Franz Burger, Jr Franz Burger Washington Boulevard East Beloit Wis Washington, D. C Fort Wayne Mr. Burger

Mrs Louisa Hahn Dies After Week Long Illness

Mrs Louisa Hahn mother of Rev Theodore F Hahn pastor of the English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer died at 1130 pm Saturday at her son 612 Washington boulevard west aged 71 She was born in Baden Germany November 15 1835 and came to America with her parents She married Rev J M Hahn and had eight children Surviving: Charles Gottlieb John Hahn Rev T F Hahn Clara Steinmayer Henry Gronemeyer Louise Schmarie and Fredericka Knapp Also a brother Prof Carl Fauer and sister Mrs John Grauer Funeral from the residence Monday at 730 pm Rev P Wambsgan officiating remains sent to St Louis for burial Concordia cemetery

Louisa Hahn Theodore F. Hahn St. Louis J. M. Hahn Hahn Fort Wayne Charles, Gottlieb John Hahn T. F. Hahn Clara Steinmayer Los Angeles Henry Gronemeyer Red Bluff Kan Louise Schmarie Fredericka Knapp Staunton Carl Fauer New Orleans John Grauer Detroit H. G. Lauer St. Paul's Lutheran Church

Death of Fort Wayne Man Edward Sutton

Edward Sutton age 28 a teamster with City Trucking died Saturday at his parents home on Annie street from typhoid fever. Born in Hamilton county he came to Fort Wayne years ago. His mother and brother are critically ill with pneumonia and not informed. Funeral services Tuesday from Peltier undertaking rooms with Lindenwood interment.

Edward Sutton City Trucking Company James Sutton Annie Street Hamilton County Fort Wayne Peltier Undertaking Rooms Lindenwood

Henry Kraft Dies at 37 at Home on Hugh Street

Henry Kraft, 37, died at 2 30 o clock Saturday afternoon at his home 922 Hugh Street from a complication of diseases.

Henry Kraft Hugh

Funeral rites set for Kraft family member at St. Paul Lutheran

The obituary notes his wife two brothers Herman and Fred Kraft and two sisters Mrs Charles Rosenbeck and Mrs Fred Dicke. He belonged to St Paul Lutheran church and the Bruderliche Unterstuetzungsverein. Funeral services are scheduled Tuesday at 1 30 at the residence and 2 o'clock at the church.

Herman Fred*Kraft Charles Rosenbeck Fred Dicke St. Paul Lutheran Church Bruderliche Unterstuetzungsverein

Miss Blanche Blackburn 22 Dies After Brief Illness

Miss Blanche Blackburn oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Blackburn of 231 East De Wald street died at 12 30 Friday of heart disease at age 22. She was born in Fort Wayne and taught at Hoagland school after graduating from the Teachers Normal. Active in Simpson M E church she was beloved by relatives and friends. The parents and a sister mourn her loss.

Blanche Blackburn James H. Blackburn East de Wald Street Miss Blackburn Fort Wayne Teachers’ Normal School Hoagland Simpson M. E. Church

Mrs Ray Falk Dies Suddenly at 28 in Cincinnati

Mrs Ray Falk wife of Benjamin Falk aged 28 died suddenly Friday morning at 725 East Wayne street after six months of declining health. She leaves husband and son Myron two, parents Mendal and Mrs Frank of 1480 Hanna street, three sisters and three brothers. Funeral arrangements pending.

Ray Falk Benjamin Falk East Wayne Street Myron Mendal Frank Hanna Street Louis Neiman Chicago Morris Meyer Anna Frank Joseph Frank Oregon Jacob Frank Toledo Ohio Abraham Frank Falk

Mrs Berdinia Rosenberger Dies After Illness in City

Mrs Berdinia Rosenberger wife of Charles Rosenberger died Thursday night at 2010 Warsaw street after dropsy and related illnesses. Born in Germany in 1838 she came to the United States at age one, lived in Chicago and Fort Wayne before settling here. Survived by husband, three sons Frank Charles and Edward two daughters Mrs Atkins and Mrs Junk a sister Mrs Albermesser in Chicago and two brothers J and B Franke with fourteen grandchildren. Funeral services will be Monday at 8:30 from the residence and 9 from St Peters church.

Berdinia Rosenberger Charles Rosenberger Warsaw Street Rosenberger Germany Chicago Fort Wayne Frank Charles Edward Atkins Junk Albermesser J. and B. Franke St. Peter’s Catholic Church The Rosary Society Christian Mothers’ Society Sacred Heart League St. Peter's Church

Death of Mrs Anna Nethercut at age 42 in Fort Wayne

Mrs Anna Nethercut wife of Rev Milton E Nethercut pastor of Wayne Street Methodist died at midnight after three years of ill health. Born August 16 1864 in Brookston Ind she lived in Garrett Greenfield Kokomo and Fort Wayne. Survived by husband a daughter Marjorie mother two brothers H A Allen and R W Allen and two sisters Mrs Albert G Small and Mrs John L Cook.

Anna Nethercut Milton E. Nethercut Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal Church Nethercut Netherecut Brookston Ind Indiana Garrett Greenfield Kokomo Fort Wayne Marjorie H. A. Allen R. W. Allen Albert G. Small Indianapolis John L. Cook Goodland

Mrs Christine Rippe Dies of Tuberculosis in Fort Wayne

Mrs Christine Rippe wife of William Rippe of 1052 Wall Street died Thursday night at 10:30 from tuberculosis aged 49. She had been in frail health for eight months. Born in Windheim Germany she lived in Fort Wayne 28 years. Survived by husband five children Fred William Herman Louise Minnie Rippe two brothers William Lange of Fort Wayne Fred Lange of St Joe Mo and two sisters Mrs William Buuck and Mrs Henry Sutemeyer of Fort Wayne.

Christine Rippe William Rippe Wall Street St. Joe William Buuck Henry Sutemeyer

Widow Jennie Ritcha Dies After Ill Health at 1129 Wells

Mrs. Jennie Ritcha widow of Silas Ritcha died shortly after 6 p m Thursday at 1129 Wells Street at age 58 6 2 following months of failing health She was born in Elton Ohio and raised by her uncle Josiah Roller in this county Survived by son Edward J Ritcha sister Mrs George Strickler of Ashland and sister Mrs Maggie Dean of Nevada City and brother John P Scott of Warsaw Funeral services were held at the residence with Methodist affiliations noted.

Jennie Ritcha Silas Ritcha Wells Street Ritcha Elton Josiah Roller Methodist Episcopal Church Edward J. Ritcha A. H. Perfect & Co George Strickler Ashland Maggie Dean Nevada City Cal John P. Scott Warsaw

Sunday Gatherings At Wells Street And Trinity Church

Readable fragments indicate planned gatherings at 1 30 o'clock Sunday on Wells Street and at 2 o'clock from Trinity M E Church. Details are limited but imply local church events or processions.

Wells Street Trinity M. E

Mrs Sophia Kramer Dies In St Joseph Township

Mrs Sophia Kramer wife of Charles Kramer died suddenly at home in St Joseph township on Thursday from illness. Born December 22 1845 in Washington township she was daughter of Carl and Christina Rose. Survived by husband six children sisters and brother funeral Monday at 1 from residence and 2 from St Paul Lutheran Church on Coldwater road.

Sophia Kramer Charles Kramer St. Joseph Township Washington Township Carl Christina Mesing) Rose St. Paul Charles Henry Amanda Arthur Kramer Louise Bleke Perry Township Diederich Rodenbeck Eleanora Rose Anton Rose Coldwater Road

Mrs Mary M Gibbins Dies at 72 in City Home

Mrs Mary M Gibbins aged 72 died Wednesday at 666 Walton avenue the home of D L Carpenter at 7 30 pm She came to the city three years ago from Constantine Michigan and had lived with the Carpenter family Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Mary M. Gibbins D. L. Carpenter Walton Avenue

Death of Wilmer Wilkinson in Newport after illness

Wilmer Wilkinson formerly of Fort Wayne died at his Newport Kentucky home Wednesday night after a yearlong battle with tuberculosis of the bowels. He was born October 24 1875 in Hunters town and spent most of his life in Fort Wayne before moving to Kentucky four years ago. He leaves his widow Louise Gates of Cincinnati, his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas A Wilkinson, and two sisters Miss Bertha Wilkinson and Mrs Thomas Dascomb. Funeral services will be by the Fort Wayne Elks Lodge with remains to be brought to the city. further notices to follow.

Wilmer Wilkinson Newport North Carolina Thomas A. Wilkinson Mr. Wilkinson Huntertown Fort Wayne Kentucky Louise Gates Cincinnati Bertha Wilkinson Thomas Dascomb Wilkinson First Methodist Episcopal Church

Two Deaths Reported In City and Indiana School

Polk a nine year old girl from Momence Illinois died at the Indiana school for feeble minded youth from tuberculosis. Clyde Wolford aged twenty nine died at his uncle Thomas Greer Jr s home from a lung hemorrhage after a three week illness. Wolford born in Angola Illinois October 12 1877 was married five years ago and leaves parents two brothers and a sister. His remains will be shipped to Angola Monday at eleven for funeral and interment.

Flossie Polk Felix Polk Momence Indiana School Clyde Wolford Thomas Greer, Jr Broadway Angola Mr. Wolford Walter M. Wolford Guy William Wolford Miss May Wolford

Mrs. Sarah C. Huntoon Dies in Fort Wayne at 53

Mrs. Sarah C. Huntoon wife of L P Huntoon died at 11 15 AM Monday at the family home 318 West Superior street after an extended illness of tuberculosis. A native of Ohio she had lived in Fort Wayne about thirty years. Surviving are her husband and an aunt Mrs E F Liebman. She belonged to Trinity Episcopal church and Mad Anthony Hive No 27 Ladies of the Macabees. Private services set for Wednesday at 2 o'clock.

Sarah C. Huntoon L. P. Huntoon West Superior Street E. F. Liebman

Death of Margaret Delagrange Aged 1 in Randolph Street Home

Margaret Delagrange, one year and fifteen days old, died at 12:15 AM Monday of pneumonia at the family residence 38 Randolph Street. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Delagrange.

Margaret Delagrange Louis Delagrange Randolph Street

Fred Gevers Dies of Pneumonia Near Gar Creek

Fred Gevers aged 29 died Sunday morning at 10 from pneumonia at the family home near Gar Creek. Surviving are his parents, brother William Gevers, and sisters Mrs. William Shafer of Fort Wayne and Mrs. H. F. Hockemeyer of Gar Creek. Funeral services Thursday at 12:80 PM from the residence and 1 PM at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Gar Creek.

Fred Gevers Gar Creek William Gevers William Shafer Fort Wayne H. F. Hockemeyer St. Paul’s Lutheran Church

Hyde Family Suffering as Typhoid Claims Isaac Hyde

Isaac Hyde aged 22 died Monday at his father Emmett Hyde’s Maples home from typhoid fever. Earlier Friday Dale Hyde, 20, died of pneumonia, and the mother is critically ill from the same illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1:30 PM at the M. E. Church with Rev. Krider officiating.

Isaac Hyde Emmett Hyde Maples Dale Hyde M. E. Church Rev. Krider

Death of Albina Rosswurm at age 3 in Monroeville

Albina Rosswurm, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Rosswurm, four miles northeast of Monroeville, died Sunday night of pneumonia at age three. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at St Rose's Catholic Church in Monroeville.

Albina Rosswurm Peter Rosswurm Monroeville St. Rose’s Catholic Church

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