Brilliant Young Chicago Attorney Edward A Rosenthal Dies
Edward A. Rosenthal, 38, a Chicago attorney and Fort Wayne native, died in Cincinnati after overwork and illness. He had practiced in Chicago fourteen years and assisted in the Nestel will trial. Survived by father Dr I M Rosenthal and brothers Dr Maurice Rosenthal and Dr J Milton Rosenthal. remains brought to Fort Wayne for funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Rosenthal
Chicago
I. M. Rosenthal
Cincinnati
Maurice Rosenthal
Louis Frankel
McEvoy
Charles Rosenthal
Wolfstein
J. Milton Rosenthal
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne High School
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Rosenthal
Ashland Block
Lakeside Club
Joseph Lohman
Minnie Rosenthal
Death of Thomas J. Hedges in Fort Wayne
The death of Thomas J. Hedges occurred at 4 15 Friday afternoon at his home 323 West Main street. He was born in Hedgeville Virginia seventy five years ago and came to Fort Wayne in 1854. A carpenter by trade he worked in Pittsburg shops and was the first foreman of the tank department.
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Hedges List
Hedges
August Neff
Robert Miller
Bailey Hedges
Thomas J. Hedges
West Main Street
Mr. Hedges
Hedgeville
Fort Wayne
Pittsburg
I. Wise
Frederick Koerber Watchmaker Dies After Illness
Frederick Koerber a longtime Graffe jewelry employee died Saturday at his home 203 High Street after a prolonged illness from dropsy He was 46 a native of Switzerland Survived by his widow and five children He was highly regarded for his many fine qualities.
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Frederick Koerber
Graffe
High Street
Koerber
Switzerland
Miss Eva Surface Dies at Age 20 in Huntertown
Miss Eva Surface of Huntertown died suddenly after a brief illness. She fell ill Friday evening with congestion of the kidneys and died early Saturday morning at age 20, daughter of Andrew Surface and a member of the M. E. church, respected in the community.
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Eva Surface
Huntertown
Miss Surface
Andrew Surface
M. E. Church
Six year old Evelyn Bash dies of scarlet fever
Death visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Bash at 240 West Berry Street on Friday evening when their daughter Evelyn, six, died after a brief illness of scarlet fever. She was described as bright and attractive. Funeral services were private at the family home this afternoon.
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D. F. Bash
West Berry Street
Evelyn
Remains of Anna Laefel Brought From Columbia City
The remains of 23 year old Anna Laefel were brought to this city from Columbia City and taken to the home of her brother in law Peter Kallen at 76 Richardson street. Death was due to inflammation of the bowels. She was the daughter of Jacob Manscoerfer. The funeral was held the next afternoon with Rev. Dannecker officiating at St. Johns cemetery south of the city.
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Anna Laefel
Columbia City
Peter Kallen
Richardson Street
Miss Marian Williams Dies of Tuberculosis at Home
Miss Marian Williams 29 daughter of Rev and Mrs D T Williams died at 3 30 Sunday morning at 5 West Butler street from tuberculosis following a typhoid fever attack last October. She was educated at an eastern institution and taught before taking a music course to give instruction. Survived by her parents two sisters Elizabeth and Katie and a brother George.
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Marian Williams
D. T. Williams
West Butler Street
Miss Williams
South Congregational Church
Elizabeth
Katie
George
Emma Wyeth Dies in Newark Family Notice
Mrs Emma Wyeth wife of A G Wyeth of Newark Ohio and eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Straughn of this city died at 10 o clock Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Mrs C D Elliott Dies in Ohio Family Notices
Relatives report the death of Mrs C D Elliott on the 16th inst in Glouster Ohio. Surviving are her husband three children one brother and two sisters. The Elliotts lived in this city years ago where he served as a train dispatcher for the Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville railway and she joined the Methodist church.
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C. D. Elliott
Glouster
Ohio
Elliott
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Louisville
W. W. Worthington
Death of Mrs Elliott Noted by Local Residents
Improved Order of Redmen member Mr Elliott remembered as Mrs Elliott passes away. Many residents here recall her and express sorrow at her death.
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Improved Order of Redmen
Elliott
Eliott
Death of Cyrus Crabbs Notified in Philadelphia
Charles Buck of this city received word that Cyrus Crabbs died last Saturday in Philadelphia. Crabbs was formerly engaged in the gents' furnishing goods business in Fort Wayne and left town about fourteen years ago. He was past fifty and left a family.
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Charles Buck
Philadelphia
Cyrus Crabbs
Crabbs
Fort Wayne
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Urbahns in Valparaiso
Mrs Elizabeth Urbahns died at her Valparaiso home after a weeklong illness from pneumonia. The 66 year old widow previously lived in Fort Wayne and had five sons, four of whom work for the Nickel Plate railroad. Sons John H Urbahns, August E Urbahns, Frederick W Urbahns, C Emil Urbahns, and D Ford Urbahns survive. three reside in Fort Wayne. The sons left to attend the funeral in Valparaiso.
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Elizabeth Urbahns
Valparaiso
John H. Urbahns
California
August E. Urbahns
Bellevue
Ohio
Frederick W
C. Emil Urbahns
D. Ford Urbahns
Creighton Williams Admitted to Allen County Bar Probate Business
Court notes show Creighton Williams admitted to the Allen County bar as probate matters dominate. Clara Rauch qualified as administratrix of Austie Pierce's estate and William Spindler appointed administrator of Newton Reynolds's estate with bond filed in circuit court.
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Superior Court
O’rourke
Circuit Court
Clara Rauch
Austie Pierce
William Spindler
Newton Reynolds
New Jury Drawn for Superior Court Session
Jury commissioners Spindler and Hild today drew a pet it jury listing August Kreukenberg Adams Anthony Sny der Springfield Harry Forthmiller Jefferson Christian Solomon Washington David L Pettit Washington Christian C Tresselt city Anthony F Rose Washington Henry Springer Pleasant John Vining St Joe Jacob H Trautman Aboite Elias C Dawkins Jefferson for August term jurors include residents from multiple townships and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spindler and Hild
Superior Court
August Kreukenberg
Adams
Anthony Snyder
Springfield
Harry Forthmiller
Jefferson
Christian Solomon
Washington
David L. Pettit
Christian C. Tresselt
City
Anthony F. Rose
Henry Springer
Pleasant
John Vining
St. Joe
Jacob H. Trautman
Aboite
Elias C. Dawkins
Doctor Ladd Granted Divorce in Circuit Court
In the circuit court this afternoon Dr. Franklin B. Ladd was granted a divorce from Florence Estella Ladd amid claims of cruel and inhuman treatment. The complaint contained sensational charges against the defendant.
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Franklin B. Ladd
Florence Estella Ladd
Decree of partition entered in Boger v Markel case
Judge O Rourke orders partition of indivisible property with William Emrick named commissioner to sell. Aiken and Dawson represent. Creighton H Williams admitted to the bar on recommendation of Heaton Morris and Harper. Jane Dickey sues Ninde for 1200 on note. Ellison listed as plaintiff’s attorney. Fort Wayne Oil and Supply case consolidated for joint trial in superior court. Derbyshire divorce continued. Barker v Mossman dismissed. Sarah Savin sues Spreer for 500 on note. Aiden attorney. Martha French sues Tagtmeyer on note and to foreclose mortgage for 1000.
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Chris. Boger
Jacob Markel
O’rourke
William Emrick
Aiken & Dawson
Creighton H. Williams
Owen N. Heaton
John Morris, Jr
James B. Harper
Jane Dickey
L. M. Ninde
T. E. Ellison
Fort Wayne Oil and Supply Company
Levi Deihl
Dan D. Williams
B. C. Rensman
Andrew Harvey
Jay L. Képlinger
Derbyshire
Cyrus A. Barker
W. E. Mossman
Sarah J. Savin
Julius Spreer
R. Aiden
Martha W. French
Conrad Tagtmeyer
Wickel Plate Road Offer To Travelers
The Wickel Plate Road offers travelers a notable convenience during the season. The notice highlights better routes and smoother passages for motorists, emphasizing ease of access and improved travel conditions.
Schirmeyer and Becker Win at Wayne Township Caucus
Wayne township democratic convention chose Louis Schirmeyer as trustee after two ballots. Henry Becker won assessor on the first ballot. Nominations for advisory board and road supervisors were set, with Schirmeyer praised for long service and military record.
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Wayne Township
John J. Bauer
Ed J. Ehrman
Reading
John B. Manning
Herman Felts
Louis Schirmeyer
William Gaffney
Henry Hilbrecht, Jr
Schirmeyer
Hilbrecht
Kennelly
Smith
Gaffney
Messrs
Bauer
Henry Becker
Thomas McGee
Becker
John Daily
Valentine Keinz
Frank J. Geiger
Louis J. Schirmeyer
Fort Wayne
Libby
Mr. Schirmeyer
Sam, Pete & Max Clothing
Clerks’ Union
Trades and Labor Council
M. W. Walsh
Madison Township selects Grodrain trustee in primary race
In Madison Township primaries held last Friday the democrats cast 268 votes for trustee. William Grodrain defeated Amassa Schaefer 141 to 127, a 17 vote margin. John Fry was nominated for assessor and James Somers for justice of the peace.
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Madison Township
William Grodrain
Amassa Schaefer
Mr. Grodrain
John Fry
James Somers
Justice of the Peace
New York Yale Entomologist Warns of New Blood-Sucker Invasion
Dr L O Howard of Yale reports a spreading pest, the cone nose bug conorbimus languisuga, moving north from New Mexico. The bloodsucking insect targets shirts from a Chinese laundry and poses a serious bite threat.
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New Haven Conn
L. O. Howard
Yale
New Mexico
Conorbimus
Howard
Engineer Bailey Killed In Michigan Train Accident
John Bailey of Jackson fell from his engine on a Michigan railroad last Friday near Adrian while running at forty five miles an hour. He landed on the running board and died from injuries as the train continued for several miles before the engine was halted and the crew resumed a backward search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bailey
Jackson
Mich
Adrian
Liberal Money Order Plan Expands Post Office Cashing
Postmaster Page announces a liberal rule widening the money order process. The Fort Wayne office may cash all money orders and any order drawn on it at any first or second class post office, regardless of where drawn, with strict payee identification still required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Building Trade Sees Rent Hikes And Boom In Fort Wayne
The city faces housing demand with rent increases of 10 to 20 percent as modern amenities drive value. Builders and lumber dealers expect a building revival this year, with the Withingtons potentially spurring 100 plus new homes if factories relocate here. Fort Wayne financiers see abundant cash for projects as winter maturing building and loan stock converts to investment in new construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Small Fires Reported Across City Over Weekend
Three small blazes struck Wellington area. A cafe fire near the ceiling gap from a defective kitchen flue caused minor damage, under ten dollars. A home at 23 Lillie Street, owned by Fred Kreibaum and occupied by the Gaskill family, suffered twenty five dollars in damage from a faulty flue. At 10 pm Sunday the Union house on West Main Street saw a small fire extinguished before firefighters arrived.
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Wellington
Lillie Street
Fred Kreibaum
Gaskill
Union House
West Main Street
Revival of Chicago Horse Show Set for Late Nov/Dec
The National Horse Breeders Dealers and Exhibitors association after its March meeting in Chicago voted to revive the city horse show. The event will be held either in the last week of November after the New York show or in the first week of December. A managing company with 265000 dollars capital stock will oversee it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Horse Breeders
New York
Fire damages rear saloon from faulty stovepipe blaze
A faulty stovepipe caused a fire in the rear portion of a saloon at the southwest corner of Calhoun and Jefferson Streets around 11 o'clock Friday night. The fire department was summoned by telephone and extinguished the blaze.
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Calhoun and
Jefferson Streets
Public meeting on farming set in city hall for Allen county
Farmers gardeners and others interested in agriculture urged to attend a public meeting at 1 30 PM in the city hall on Saturday March 31 to form an Allen county agricultural and horticultural society. The committee from the last Farmers Institute will present an organization plan and officers for the first year will be elected. Full attendance requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Allen County
Farmers’ Institute
Dhwit
Brakeman Hurt In Local Freight Train Incident
J Charles Lonergan brakeman on the Grand Rapids and Indiana local freight train suffered pinched and lacerated index and second fingers of his right hand while making a coupling. He was brought home and treated by Dr J E McOscar with injuries deemed not fully serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Charles Lonergan
Grand Rapids
Indiana
J. E. McOscar
Accident Report From Wasepi Michigan At 4 30 Pm
A vehicle crash occurred in the small southern Michigan town of Wasepi at about 4 30 yesterday evening. No further details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasepi
Michigan
New Spring Petticoats Offer Low Prices
Ad highlights ladies petticoats and house wrappers for spring. Black Italian cloth petticoats at 1.00, colored and black petticoats from 1.98, others from 2.25 to 5.00. House wrappers include 10 dozen percale wrappers at 1.00 and 1.25 with deep flounce, value 1.25 and 1.50.
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I. N. Rosenthal
Bash
WYETH
Urbahns
Creighton Williams
Allen County Bar
DR. Ladd
Wickel Plate
Schirmeyer’ and
Begin
Ning
Lake Shore
Muncie
Bugs
Bailey
Ders
the Building Trade
Welker & Nable
Schmitz Block
Calhoun St
C.C. Schlatter & Co
East Columbia St
Fort Wayne, Ind
Ouriculia
Portex Dave aNp
Cokr
Sole Props
Boston
Dr. Wenger
Bright
N. R. Wenger
Calhour
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