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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1899

Page

6

Engineer Barbers Tragic Death on Pittsburg Line

Harlow E. Barber, a 36 year old engineer, was crushed to death at Nevada Ohio while oiling engine bearings on a southbound Pennsylvania train. He wed and left a farm background in Columbia City with a wife and three children. Funeral plans and burial arrangements were being set as details emerged.

Moudax Pennsylvania Lindenwood Cemetery Harlow E. Barber Pittsburg Nevada Ohio Chester Darnell Mr. Barber Barber Pellier Morgue East Butler Street Larwill Columbia City Columbia City Lodks of Masons Voluntary Relief Association of the Pennsylvania Company Howard Council Royal Arcanum Healey Burlington Galesburg Ill Chicago

Blacksmith Joseph Curry Begins Unbroken Pittsburg Service

On March 19, 1859, Joseph Curry, renowned blacksmith, started a lasting Pittsburg shop service that has remained continuous except for occasional illnesses. He remains active and capable of many more years of work. Curry previously served with the Alert company during the volunteer fire department era, contributing to their many rescues.

Joseph Curry Pittsburg Carry Alert Company

Inter-State league meeting in Mansfield sets 140 game schedule

Isadore Mautner and Sid Hubbard attend the Inter-State league meeting in Mansfield with Jack Glasscock. The schedule likely opens with Fort Wayne at home against Grand Rapids. about 140 games planned. New Castle wins garnishment against Boston and Pittsburg clubs for 500 dollars from Hickman sale.

Isadore Mautner Sid Hubbard Mansfield Jack Glasscock Fort Wayne Grand Rapids Fort Waynes Indianapolis New Castle Pittsburg Charles Hickman Bostons Hickman Youngstown Giants Vanegans Toledo Mud Hens Hoosiers Oansfield Haymakers Dayton Old Soldiers Wheeling Stogies

Indian Council Pauses Countervailing Duties on Sugar Bill

The Calcutta legislative council passed the countervailing sugar bill with unanimous support. Lord Curzon, viceroy of India, praised the council and condemned the bounty system as a selfish expedient, stating urgency and the government’s right to aid a key industry and numerous cultivators.

Indian Council Caucutta Legislative Council India Lord Curzon Kedleston

Fort Wayne Elks to Institute Lodge in Wabash

About fifty Fort Wayne lodge of Elks members will ride a special train Thursday to Wabash to institute a new lodge of the Best People on Earth. The City band will accompany them and the event will be conducted in proper style. They plan to return at midnight. An Editor Pummeled. Decatur, Ind. March 21. Special. Dan P. Bolds ex county treasurer and Editor Norval Blackburn of the Decatur News scuffled last evening over a paper item, Blackburn being badly pummeled.

Youngstown Tim Flood Bob Dickson Ed Herr Becker St. Louis Frank Robison Cleveland Pew Park Bangs Whick Fort Wayne Wabash Decatur Ind Dan P. Bolds Norval Blackburn Decatur News Blackburn

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