Local Births and News From Fort Wayne Area
Local notes report several births at Fort Wayne homes including a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Louis Kruse, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Albert Tuel ler, and a son to Mr and Mrs August Meyer. Other items note marriages, a smallpox case, quarantine lift, and upcoming improvements at Winona assembly and Fort Wayne College of Medicine graduations. Public notices include Consumers Ice Company filing articles of incorporation with a $10000 capital and names of directors William Goodfellow James Goodfellow C W Lonson and F M Fauvre.
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Louis Krusewn
Mya
Albert Tuel*ler
Smith Street
August Meyer
Calhoun Street
Walter McLaughlin
Jackson Street
Henry Rehling
Arcola
Weatherhage
Odd Fellows
Monroeville
Frederick Rosselot
North
Harrison Street
Justice Bullerman
Charles II
Glessner
Rosetta
Kemp
Fred Schneier
Hanauzh Schneider
Columbia City
P. E. Ryan
Koemble
Germany
John Ziekgraf
Peter Louis Zeikgraf
Philippines
Bass Foundry
Consumers’ Ice Company
Fort Wayne
Secretary of State
New York S
Uhe
New Aveline
McCowan
Lumbard Insurance Agency
Ife
Gorsline
Evansville
Wentworth
Indy
Elfp
Yarnelle
Warsaw
Winona Assembly
Winona
Fort Wayne College of Medicine
Tion
Charles McCulloch
Jesse B. Higgins
Eugene H. Ash
Francis McEvoy
John D. Mercer
Suit in De Kalb court over horse death caused by gravel road
Oscar Fulk sues Emmet Kosht a road supervisor in Union township in De Kalb circuit court for damages from the death of a horse his mother was driving. He claims the road graveling in the middle frightened the horse causing it to run and die.
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Waterloo Press
Oscar Fulk
DeKalb
Emmet Kosht
Union Township
Fuk
Kosht
Dames
Shocking Sam Shockley Causes Zoo Chaos and Storms
The article reports Samuel Shockley caused a scene, disposed of his zoo, and faced arrest after a stormy day. It also recounts Daniel Hiatt and Ella Hiatt in a drunken altercation at Ed Keever’s tavern on East Columbia Street, with a missing pocketbook dispute and spittoon fight. Police arrest both Hiatts, and the mayor fines them five dollars each. Texas inmate B. E. Henderson linked to Cudahy kidnapping cases, with prior Dallas arrest and Pat Crowe photo findings noted.
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Samuel Shockley
Samuel
Daniel Hiatt
Ella Iiatt
Ed Keever
Columbia Street
Mr. Hiatt
Mrs. Hiatt
B. E. Henderson
Texas
Cudahy
Henderson
Dallas
Pat Crowe
TWO INSANITY CASES MOVE INDIANA BORDER CASES FATE
James Rhine an insane patient escaped from the eastern hospital at Richmond on the 18th and was found at his Fort Wayne home. He will be returned to the asylum tomorrow. Catherine Wendling, from this county, was adjudged insane on December 17 and deported to Germany via the port of New York after being handed to immigration officials. She came to visit a religious sister at St Joseph hospital and has been in the area about three weeks.
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James Rhine
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Rhine
East End
Sentinel
Catherine Wendling
Port of New York
Germany
Bullerman
Tancey
Calvin and
Rosenthal
St. Joseph Hospital
Filipino Surrender at Antique Island Panay
General Enllon and 180 of his men surrendered to Colonel Scott of the Forty-fourth Volunteer Infantry at Antique Island, Panay. The surrender occurred at 4:45 p m today as reported from Manila on March 22.
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Manila
Enllon
Scott
Forty-fourth Volunteer Infantry
Antique
Panay
Discredit A Confession
Omaha March 22 Chief of Police Donahue disputes the Associated Press dispatch from Dallas regarding a confession. The exact details and parties involved remain unclear as officials challenge the report.
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Omaha
Donahue
Associated Press
Dailas
Real Estate Transfers Compiled by Heller & Co
A long list of property transfers across Monroe and Allen counties detailing grantees grantors locations and amounts. Key entries include Jesse R Straughan to Jos Straughan in Monroe township for 11000 and numerous deeds in Perry Madison Scipio Eel River Jefferson and other townships with prices ranging from 1.00 to 7500. Also notes Frank A Manuel appointed to railway mail service.
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John C. Heller & Co
Berry Street
Jesse R
G. J. Straughan
Jos
Straughan
Monroe Township
Uu. S
Moses Ratledge
U. S
William Ratledge
Elizabeth Lonshire Et al
Nancy Emerielk
Jet
Hoagland
Mary E. Leighner
PB. P. Leighner
Secon
Scipio Township
Arminda Clayton
F. Cornille
Eel River Township
BSU
MT. McComb
Jerry Surfus
Perry Township
James F
Lucretia Butt
Allen County
Maumiee
Joseph Falls
Nicholas Wyse
Marion
Martin Wry Et al
Dneol Colter
Sorthwest
Madison Township
Jacob Colter
Henry Hoffman
Myrtle Swift
Jeremiah Furey
Maysville
Joseph Rademacher
Rhesa Swinney
Powers
New Haven
Henry QL
Katherina Boershinger
Joseph Hartman
Baker's Outlets
Washington Township
John H
Elvina Sauer
William Hagelet
St. Toa
William and
Tola Warcup
Walpole G. Colerick
Milan Township
W. J
P. A. Randall
Frederick Busche
Wilar
Nathaniel B
Julia Hoe
Edward Sucher
Chopine Reservation
Aboite Township
Faceh Hiser
John M. Springer
Pleasant Township
A. B
H. G. Trentman
J. L
B.C. Mott
Rockhill Heirs
Addiiion
Frederick Bullerman
Anna Braun
St. Joe
Maria Meyers
Sophia Meye
Wilhelm Bullerman
Tienry E. Bullerman
William P
Annie E. Howard
Jacob FH. Baker
Monrose
Jacob T
Amelia Baker
Adam Baker
Monroe
Shirley City
Geo. Stapleton
Wm. Gernhardt
City Board Negotiates 25 Year South Western Franchise
The Board of Works met with South Western Railway representatives to finalize extensions to southwestern and northwestern city areas. Key issues included a private right of way, and a plan requiring the main line from Wintington to Cethonn and Columbia to be completed before branches became active. The city attorney adjusted phrasing to prevent adverse effects. Compensation terms discussed but not settled, likely $0 year one, $0 for five years, then $500 for five years, and $1,000 annually thereafter.
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Board of Works
Southwestern Railway Company
Wintington
Cethonn and
Columbia Streets
Band Members Complicate Train Ride At Fort Wayne
A Bluitton party heard Sousa’s band on a special Fort Wayne train last night. They boarded after a crossing delay and faced ejection threats from the manager. With 75 band members in two cars, a rifle was raised, but the women were given seats while others stood. Passengers included J. E. Sturgis and wife, Miss Nina, M. A. Stout and wife, and Harry Deam.
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Bluirton
Sousa
Fort Wayne
Billton
J. E. Sturgis
Nina
M. A. Stout
Harry Deam
Morgan and Schwab Hold Talks on Steel Firm Presidency
New York report says Pierpont Morgan returned from the South in readiness for a conference with President Schwab of the Carnegie company. Whig rumors circulate that a decision on the presidency of the new United States Steel corporation may come soon. Morgan, in meetings with other financiers, declined to speak for publication.
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New York
Pierpont Morgan
Sehwab
Carnegie Company
United States Steel Corporation
Morgan
Fire destroys Philley frame house south of city
A frame house owned by C. H. Philley and occupied by Marion Philley, located south of the city, was totally destroyed by fire yesterday. The fire began in the upper part of the home. the only people inside were Philley’s father, his wife and children. Efforts to save the structure were futile. the loss is about $1,200.
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C. H. Philley
Marion Philley
Mr. Philley
Strikers Clash as Gendarmes Guard Rail Depot
Reports say unions of railway laborers faced mounted police and armed guards while strikers from other trades rallied in sympathy. Cavalry units blocked exits at the depot and police dispersed participants after clashes. Only a few cartel workers kept on. Dr. Mary Whery learns of her brother-in-law W. H. Hoxie’s death in Algona Iowa.
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Dack
Inemnaerdt Todz
Mary Whery
Hew
W. H. Hoxie
Algona
Towa
Garden Seed and Camera Ads in Chicago Trade
Graves and Co. at 35 Randolph Street Chicago offer discounts on high grade cameras for the holiday trade. Also an advertisement for Garden, Field and Grass Seed by W. D. Anderson at 67 69 Columbia Street. Send for special prices. Paper note 14-tf.
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Wels Prune Clwirte
Kedihe
Moto
Eserts
Mailord
Seaton
Graves & Cox
Randolph St
Chicago
Blue Nderson
W. D
Columbia St
Graves & Co
Randolph Street
Roney to Loam on Real Estate or Personal Security
Real estate or personal security advice will be offered by C. Pfeiffer at Rooms 6-7 Base Block. The notice indicates a professional consultation or service in the local lodging and office district.
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CO. F. Pfeiffer
Troops Patrol Streets as Rioting Erupts in Marseilles
Riots surge in Marseilles with troops occupying the town center. Cavalry patrol main avenues while infantry guard key points. reports indicate about 1,200 people gathered, disruptions noted at several decks and locations.
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Marseilles
Indian in the Navy: Oneida Chapin Sherandoah on the Atlanta
The article profiles Chapman Sehenandeas an Oneida sailor aboard the U.S. cruiser Atlanta. Born on an Oneida reservation twenty nine years ago he is described as the only American Indian in the navy. His grandfather Sehenandoah was a renowned tribal figure. The piece notes family pride in his naval service and contrasts Icelandic poverty with self supporting citizens.
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United States
Atlanta
Chapman Sehenandeas
Sehenandoah
Sherandoah
Tampton Metitors
Hampton
Spain
Navy
San Francisco
New York
Chadwick
Ha Wes
Ital
Central Station Proposed for Seed Trade Examination
A departmental committee advises the board to establish a central seed station for official examination of seeds. The proposal aims to standardize trade practices and improve quality control across the seed industry in England.
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England
Board ‘of Aprioriture
Lestinge
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