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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1900

Page

7

Claude F. Eme Pioneer of Fort Wayne Dies at 68

Claude F. Eme longtime Fort Wayne resident died at his home 175 East Wayne Street from heart failure after a year of ill health. Born July 8 1831 in France he came to Allen County in 1844 and worked in dry goods before forming Eme Robs firm and later retiring. He left a wife Adele and three children Julius Josephine Joseph F. Eme with survivors in Sydney Ohio Chicago and local relatives. funeral from his home then Cathedral.

Fort Wayne Claude F. Eme East Wayne Street Eme Allen County St. Joseph Township France Sersons A. H. Carter H. R. Schwegman Henry Robs Frederick Reinking Reinking Robs & Eme Adele Duval Julius J Josephine Joseph F. Eme Julius Eme

Death of Henry Grupe Sr in Huntington at 62

Saturday morning at his Huntington home died Henry Grupe sr aged sixty two after a period of illness and a pneumonia attack. He had lived in Fort Wayne thirty one years ago and has many relatives here. Surviving are five children and his son Will Grupe a printer who has worked on Fort Wayne papers.

Huntington Henry Grupe

Death of William S. Todd at age seventeen

William S. Todd son of Mr and Mrs John S Todd of 172 Gay Street died Sunday afternoon from consumption at 4 45. He was born in Atwood Indiana and was seventeen years ten months and twenty eight days old. He leaves two brothers George W Todd Charles C Todd and two sisters Lizzie B Todd Gracie G Todd. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 pm from the residence and 2 pm from the First Baptist church Rev Henson officiating pallbearers Clark Doughty Winnie Strader Earl Cassidy Harry Benoy Daniel Shepherd and Ed Walker.

Ohio William S. Todd John S. Todd Gay Street Atwood Ind George W Charles C Lizzie B Gracie G. Todd First Baptist Church Henson Clark Doughty Winnie Strader Earl Cassidy Harry Benoy Daniel Shepler Ed. Walker

Mrs Bridget McCarthy Dies at 54 After Prolonged Illness

Mrs Bridget McCarthy wife of Denis McCarthy a known engineer on the Wicker Plate railroad died at 8 40 Saturday morning at her home 154 West Superior street after a long illness liver trouble caused death She was born in County Kerry Ireland aged 54 years 4 months 19 days and had long been a resident of this city seeking treatment prior to death

Bridget Mcarthy Dennis McCarthy Wicker Plate Railroad West Superior Street McCarthy County Kerry Ireland

Nellie May Dalem Dies at Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth

Nellie May Dalem a 13 year old student at the Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth died at the institution on Monday Funeral services were held at the institution this afternoon.

Nellie May Dalem Indiana School For

Death of Charles Gunder at Fort Wayne residence

Charles Gunder died at 8 pm Tuesday at 196 Wells Street from consumption after a yearlong illness. He was 29, formerly a Washington township farmer who moved to the city for health. Survived by his widow and one child, plus brothers Henry and Emmanuel and sister Mrs. Mary E. Gloyd, all of Fort Wayne.

Charles Gunder Wells Street Gunder Washington Township Henry Emmanuel Gunder Mary E. Gloyd Fort Wayne

Death of William Hammond aged resident of Madison township

William Hammond of Madison township died Tuesday at his adopted son William Wybourn’s home after a long illness. An English immigrant who came to America in 1852 he has lived in Allen county for fifty years. His wife died last October. The funeral will be at Marquardt's chapel Thursday with interment at the I. C. O. F. cemetery in New Haven.

William Hammond Madison Township William Wybourn Mr. Hammond England America Allen County Marquardt’s Chapel New Haven

St Peter's School Graduates First Commencement Class

The graduating class includes Misses Al fonzo Bickel Edith Klotz and John Suelzer Jr William Ryan Frank Friedman Bernard Harber and John Schu. Final examinations are next week and commencement will be held on April 25 marking St Peter's first graduation.

St. Peter’s School Alfonzo Bickel Edith Klotz John Suelzer, Jr William Ryan Frank Friedman Bernard Harber John Schu St. Peter’s

Protest Against Bob Shirley Denounces Nomination Bid

A public open letter from Democrats of Maumee and Milan townships urges Allen County voters to reject re nominating Robert B Shirley for the state legislature. The plea cites past charges of incapacity, 1898 voting results showing Shirley last among contenders, and warns the party would lose townships to Republicans if he is renominated.

Democrats Maumee Milan Democratic Allen County Robert B. Shirley Maumee Township

Fugitive General White Sends Letter From Cape Town

Grand Rapids, Mich. March 20. General White, fugitive quartermaster general of Michigan state troops, writes from Cape Town dated Feb 19 to an old friend. He laments leaving Michigan, describes travel from Grand Rapids to Chicago, and says he joined a British schooner as foreman loading mules for South Africa, arriving Cape Town early February and maintaining innocence.

Grand Rapids Mich General White Michigan Cape Town South Africa Matin Dundee Scotland White

Arcola Items Show Growth and Local Happenings

Arcola reports a booming business climate with a new grain elevator and a hoop factory under construction. Diphtheria cases have ceased, Agnes Rapp avoids surgery, and Cherry Grove schoolhouse meetings draw large crowds. Local families, a single doctor, and a planned Lake Perry township connection are noted.

Little River Orange No 2115 meeting and local notices

SAND POINT NEWS reports Little River Orange No 2115 held a regular meeting with D. N. Connett delivering a talk on increasing society interest. Revival services continue at Prairie Grove chapel led by Rev. Lake. Residents hosted a sewing day at Mrs. Jacob Graham’s home producing carpet rags. Robert Welbaum of Michigan visits Noah Welbaum. George Oliver rents Benj Rothschild’s nearby farm and will take possession next week. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Trick have moved.

Little River Orange P. of H D. N. Connett Prairie Grove Chapel Lake U. B. Church Jacob Graham Robert Welbaum Michigan Noah Welbaum George Oliver Benj. Rothschild Wabash Railroad Morton Trick

St Patrick’s straw ride to Trick farm in Ferguson

Last week residents planned a St Patrick's day straw ride to the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Trick near Ferguson Station. Wm. B. McMahen hosted his former lieutenant and several comrades from company B 129th Indiana, along with their families, at a Sunday gathering.

CHURUBUSCO ITEMS

Judge Hench attended to business in this city Thursday. Mrs Sailor of Fort Wayne was buried at Eel River Friday. Teachers plan to attend the state institute at Logansport March 29 to 31. Eel River township schools close next week for a week. Walter Sanders of Columbus City visited over Sunday. Mrs S F Ot invited twenty four friends of her son Sydney to a surprise party for his eleventh birthday. A St Patrick day souvenir was given to each ol in a draw. The little folks enjoyed a fine supper. Mrs Julia Crider returned home from Ashley. Miss Ollie Crider of Collins visited the city. Rev Tinkham's wife is ill. The shadow social by Women Relief Corps was well patronized. The ladies realized 28 dollars. Mrs William Steele accompanied Mrs Adam Steele to Collumbeae City then to Larwill. The Steeles will live on a farm near that place. M E Ladies Aid pot pie supper added fifteen dollars. Mrs Chas Lancaster visited her mother. Tom Runyon moved from Pickett place to Lipes farm on Goshen road. John Hyndman and wife will soon move to the old Pickett farm. Mrs Joseph Hyndman and son John attended business in Fort Wayne. Mrs Charles Brown visited her mother in Columbia City. Henry Robertson visited Fort Wayne Saturday. Cartwright Ormsby and Reed will move to Arcola to work in a mill bought by O Gandy. Charles Brown looked after timber near Arcola Friday. Robert Dolin has been sick part of the week.

Judge Hench Tinkham Women's Relief Corps William Steele Adam Steele Collumbiae Larwill Charles Brown Arcola Robert Dolin

Richmond Stellhorn Wedding at Redeemer Church

Miss Jessie B. Richmond and Frederick W. Stellhorn were married Sunday evening by Rev. C F W Meyer of the Redeemer English Lutheran church. The couple will reside at 3 Center Street.

Jessie B. Richmond Frederick W. Stellhorn C. F. W. Meyer the Redeemer English Lutheran Church Mrs. Stellhorn Center Street

Roanoke Men Richards and Langsdorf Shop in City

Messrs. E. E. Richards and A. W. Langsdorf of Roanoke transacted business in the city on Monday.

Messrs E. E. Richards A. W. Langsdorf Roanoke

Ryan Withdraws From Race for Joint Senator Seat in Adams Allen

Senator William C. Ryan announces he will not seek the Democratic nomination for the joint senator from Adams and Allen counties. The field narrows to Stephen D. Fleming in Allen, while Republicans hint at nominating for Kell's seat. Democrats fear a vacancy seat could fall to a Republican vote during the campaign. Taubeneck is praised for his vigor during the Weaver era. he died at about forty four and will be embalmed for burial in Illinois.

William C. Ryan The Sentinel Adams Allen Counties Ryan Bobilya Allen County Stephen D. Fleming Senator Kell Secretary of State Kell Fort Wayne Ellison Indiana Taubeneck Chicago Illinois

Republicans Set April 11 Convention in Auburn

District Chairman Elmer Leonard and County Chairman Hugh Kee gan attended a Twelfth district meeting at Kendallville and fixed April 11 for the Republican congressional convention to elect delegates. The convention will be in Auburn with R. B. Hanna and Dr. C. B. Stemen as the only known candidates.

Elmer Leonard Hugh G. Keegan Kendallville Auburn R. B. Hanna C. B. Stemen

Nahrwald Soldiered by Back Injury in Lifting Cask

Charles Nahrwald, a farmer living south of the city near Soest, suffered a back injury while trying to lift a several hundred pound cask. The strain tore ligaments and left him with paralysis in the lower body. He is under care of Dr. J. D. Chambers.

Charles Nahrwald Soest Mgr. Nahrwald J. D. Chambers

Taubeneck Obituary Shocks Seattle Public Figure

Herman E Taubeneck longtime leader of the peoples party and former national committee chair died in Seattle after two months in the city He came for health reasons and died quietly at his brother’s home without public notice after a gradual decline.

Seattle Wash Herman E. Taubeneck People’s Party Taubeneck Fifth Avenue

Fort Wayne Soldier Drowned at Pasig River Philippines

Eli E. Larimore a private in Company A Thirty-eighth United States volunteers was drowned on January 1 while guarding a wagon train on Zapote bridge over the Pasig river His body lay in the water for hours despite efforts to save him He was 38 unmarried and lived with his father at 26 Grant Avenue in Fort Wayne Brother L B Larimore a Nickel Plate engineer is a survivor The loss is reported to his father via a letter from Captain W H Collier

Sentinel Eli E. Larimore Philippines Larimore Thirty-eighth Regiment United States Volunteers Pasig Zapote Bridge Manila W. H. Collier Company A Eli Thomas Larimore Tennessee Eli Larimore Grant Avenue Pittsburg Springfield Ill L. B. Larimore Mr. Larimore

Sentinel Editor Announces Candidacy for Sheriff

The editor declares candidacy for Allen County sheriff pending approval at the Democratic nominating convention. The notice emphasizes party process and upcoming convention decision.

Allen County

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Pioneer HAFL GRUPE Todd DALEM Hammond MR. Shirley Shirley Sheriff Melching William Meyer Congressman Robinson Bob Shirley J. F. Butt George Stenger Fred C. Fahlsing Sol Stauffer Geo. W. Hamm Vernon &. Staffer Jacob G. Vanderau Deidrich Reckoway Henry Werling Martin Stratmeier Henry Koch A. P. Betts M. D William Gevert J. Meyer William &Chaper Henry Wiechers W. Ernes Peter Lovhner Philip Federtpiel Africa Ladysmith Flight Rapp & Schaffer Gandy Churubusco Frank Winegart Archer Grosjean’s Miss Agnes Rapp Agnes Cherry Grove Cedarville Gertrude Rapp Leo Henry Rehling Winton Perry Sand Point Dr. Miles’ Compound Miles Medical CO Elkhart Richmond-Stellhorn Tion Resolu E. Larimore Eighth Regiment H. L. Porter W. H Rodney Fleming St. Joe J. J. Kern Will Kern
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