Death Comes Sudden to Mrs Marie Bublitz in Adams Co
Mrs Marie Bublitz wife of Rev Fredrick Bublitz died suddenly at 3 am in Adams county from acute indigestion. Born Feb 8 1879 in Adams county she married Rev Bublitz Aug 16 1908 and lived in Kingsland Texas before joining a Michigan call. Survived by husband mother six brothers two sisters and other relatives. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 pm from home then St Johns Lutheran church in Adams county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Bublitz
Fredrick Bublitz
Minnie Maitland
Adams County
Kingsland
Tex
Bublitz
Michigan
Fort Wayne
William Mailand
Nebraska
Louis Mailand
Decatur
F. Droege
W. W. Zwick
St.ohn’s Lutheran Church
Death at Lutheran hospital ends 20 year old Krockenberger’s illness
Miss Clara Krockenberger of 709 Dayton avenue died at the Lutheran hospital as an ambulance arrived for emergency surgery. She had suffered septic peritonitis for three days and died before Dr. Magenheimer could reach the scene. Survived by mother and four brothers and one sister. She was a Grace Lutheran church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Hospital
Dayton Avenue
Schellmann & Ulmer
Clara Krockenberger
Rose Krockenberger
BE. F. K
Magenheimer
George
Jacob
Fred
Charles Krockenberger
William Messerschmidt
Grace Lutheran Church
Pioneer Allen county resident Nancy Chaney dies at 84
Nancy Chaney 84 a pioneer of Allen county passed away Wednesday night at her La Fayette township home from paralysis. widow of James Chaney she was mother of ex congressman John C. Chaney of Sullivan. she moved from Columbiana county Ohio to Fort Wayne in 1853 and endured rough roads moving goods to her Lafayette township homestead. funeral set for 2 pm Sunday at Roanoke Methodist church with Rev Howard Montgomery of Fort Wayne’s Third Presbyterian officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Chaney
Allen County
Lafayette Township
James Chaney
John C. Chaney
Sullivan
Indiana
Columbiana County
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Wabash
Erieanal
Lafayette
Death of Amos Pappert Cigarmaker in Fort Wayne
Amos Pappert 36 a cigarmaker died at home 607 Holman street at 11 o clock Thursday after a year of ill health. He had worked at Hazzard cigar factory and was seen at a baseball game Tuesday. Survived by widow, daughter Irene 11, two brothers and two sisters including Detective Sergeant William F Pappert and Henry Pappert of Detroit. Funeral 8:30 a.m. Monday from home and 9 a.m. Cathedral with Lindenwood burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Pappert
Holman Street
Mr. Pappert
Fort Wayne
Hazzard Cigar Factory
Irene
William F. Pappert
Henry Pappert
Detroit
John Lauer
Williamsport
Leonard Jockel
Modern Wood Men
Cigarmakers'’ Union
Lindenwood
Mrs Sophia Kruse Dies At 75 On Leesburg Road
Mrs Sophia Fredericke Kruse nee Beineke wife of Frederick William Kruse died at 2 am Wednesday at her Leesburg road home four miles northwest of the city aged 75 years 20 days death due to senility She was born in Lienen Kreis Tecklenburg Prussia came to Allen county forty four years ago married March 25 1861 nine children born five preceded her in death She was a member of St John s Reformed church Survived by husband four children Mrs Otto Battenberg Lake township Mrs Otto Richter Vergas Minn Mrs William Wegman Lake township and Mrs Carl Fortmeyer at home Twenty grandchildren and one great grandchild survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Fredericke Kruse
Beineke
Frederick William Kruse
Leesburg Road
Lienen Kreis Tecklenburg
Province of
Westphalia
Prussia
Allen County
St. John's Reformed Church
Otto J. Battenberg
Lake Township
Otto Richter
Vergas
Minn
William Wegman
Carl Fortmeyer
William Kanavel 31 Dies At Hope Hospital
William Kanavel aged 31 of A098 High street died at 6 30 Wednesday morning at Hope hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kanavel
High Street
Hope Hospital
Retired railroad man Bartholomew Cullen dies at 78
Bartholomew Cullen aged 78 a retired Pennsylvania railroad man died at 6:45 am Tuesday in St Josephs hospital. Born in Ireland January 6 1833 he came to the US at nine joining the Pennsylvania system and later moved from Altoona to Convoy Ohio Fort Wayne Indiana. Survived by widow Bridget and six sons P J Cullen Omaha F J Cullen Monroeville A J Cullen Columbia City B W Cullen Fort Wayne J H Cullen Fort Wayne. Burial plans set after removal to Getz Cahill parlors and home at 2211 Lafayette Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew Cullen
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Joseph's Hospital
the Eccased
Ireland
United States
Altoona
Bridget Kelly
Convoy
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania Company
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Married Men’s Sodality
League of the Sacred Heart
Atx
P. J. Cullen
Omaha
F. J. Cullen
Monroeville
A. J. Cullen
Columbia City
B. W. and
J. H. Cullen
Getz & Cahill Undertaking
Lafayette Strees
Mary Barkley Dies After Illness in Monroe Township
Mary Barkley widow of Filias Barkley died Friday at her son Joseph Barkley home in Monroe township at 75 after two years of stomach cancer. A pioneer Allen county resident since 1840 she was born in Champaign county Ohio maiden name Mery Clem. Survived by five sons four brothers five sisters. Funeral held Saturday at East Liberty church with interment at O O F cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Barkley
Filias Barkley
Joseph Barkley
Monroe Township
Allen County
Champaign County
Ohio
Mery Clem
Jerry
John A
Will
James
Joe Barkley
John
Jacob Joseph
Joshua Clem
Margaret Marsh
Susan Baker
Elizabeth Martin
Nancy Graham
Isabelle Clem
East Liberty Church
Death of Lena C. Horn at 21 in Lafayette Township
Mrs. Lena C. Horn aged 21 died at 10 15 am Monday at 3821 South Wayne avenue from typhoid pneumonia after a three week illness. Born in Lafayette township November 32 1879 she was daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Geuth. She married Otto O Horn eight years ago and leaves husband two children Hazel F and Dale B Horn, parents one brother Charles Geuth Lafayette township and two sisters Martha Geuth and Mrs Rosa Horn widow of the late Nathan Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena C. Horn
South
Wayne Avenue
Lafayette Township
John A. Geuth
Otto O. Horn
Church of God
Hazel F
Dale B. Horn
Charles Geuth
Martha Geuth
Rosa Horn
Nathan Horn
Wellman Helen Wellman Dies at 28 in Wellman Family Home
Helen Wellman wife of Harry Wellman died at 2 PM Wednesday at 1029 Swinney Avenue after five months with tuberculosis. Survived by husband and five children Hildegard Virginia Walter Edward and Arthur, parents Mr and Mrs Steve Chastek, two brothers Julius and Steve, and sister-in-law of Henry Wellman of Wellman & Wellman. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at the residence, with burial at Concordia cemetery. Rev. Wm E Moll presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wellman
Harry Weilman
Swinney Avenue
Hildegard
Virginia
Walter
Edward
Arthur
Mia
Steve Chastek
Julius
Henry Wellman
Wellman & Wellman
Concordia Cemetery
Wm. E. Moll
Mary Rhodes Pioneer Resident Dies in Allen County
Mrs. Mary Rhodes died at 1920 Oliver Street aged 85 years 11 months and 1 day from age related infirmities. Born May 22 1825 near Wellsburg West Virginia she moved to Allen County with her parents at age eleven and settled near Fort Wayne. Survived by brother Thomas Smith of Lyndon Kansas funeral Sunday at 10 am at home Rev B H Montgomery officiating with burial at Thompson Cemetery Marion Township seven miles south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rhodes
Allen County
Oliver Street
Wellsburg
W. Ve
Fort Wayne
Samuel Rhodes
Thomas Smith
Lyndon
Kas
Rev
B. H. Montgomery
Thompson Cemetery
Marion Township
Ridley Nathaniel Ridley Dies In Fort Wayne
Nathaniel Ridley a 65 year old colored man died at 7 30 Saturday morning at 718 Canal street of complications. A Mississippi native he had lived in Fort Wayne nearly forty years and worked as a barber. He leaves a widow and one son Louis. Funeral planned from Getz Cahill parlors to St Patrick church Sunday at 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Ridley
Canal Street
Mississippi
Fort Wayne
Plymouth Widow Sarah Wickizer Dies at 77
Mrs. Sarah Wickizer aged 77 of Plymouth widow of Chopin Wickizer died at 6 15 o clock at Lutheran hospital where she was taken three weeks ago. Death was due to the infirmities of age. The remains were shipped to Plymouth for funeral services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Wickizer
Plymouth
Chopin Wickizer
Lutheran Hospital
Death of Four-Days-Old Louise Boldt at 333 West Jefferson
Louise Marie Boldt, four days old and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Boldt, died Tuesday morning at their home 333 West Jefferson Street. Cause of death listed as exhaustion. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the residence. private services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Marie Boldt
Oliver Boldt
West
Jefferson Street
Infant Carl Moser Dies After One Day
Carl William Moser, one day old son of Mr and Mrs Homer Moser of 1636 Oakland Street, died Wednesday afternoon from exhaustion. Funeral services were held from the residence Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl William Moser
Homer Moser
Oakland Street
Supreme Court backs contempt ruling in United Wireless case
The U S Supreme Court approves contempt sentence against Christopher C. Wilson, United Wireless Telegraph, for blocking grand jury access to corporate books. The decision, with Justice Hughes concurring, upholds that corporations cannot refuse book production and protects government investigations into alleged postal law violations. Also sustains contempt against William Dreier of Lichenstein Millinery for similar actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
New York
Christopher C. Wilson
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Wilson
United States Wireless Telegraph Company
United States
Christopher Co. Wilson
Justice Hughes
Hughes
McKenna
William Dreier
Lichenstein Millinery Company
Break‑in at Herman Tieman’s Poolroom on Broadway
Thieves broke into the poolroom at 2030 Broadway Sunday night. They carried a penny‑in‑the‑slot machine to a back room and stole about five dollars in pennies. Cigars and tobacco were untouched. A window behind the poolroom was forced and a panel in another door knocked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Tieman
Broadway
Mrs Zelpha Knight Dies After Long Illness at 83
Mrs Zelpha A Knight aged 83 died at 5 PM Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs J B Nelson 524 Home avenue, after two years bed confinement. She was a member of the Presbyterian church at Mattoon Illinois and is survived by her daughter Mrs J B Nelson of this city and son Arthur B Knight of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelpha A. Knight
Nelson
Home Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Mattoon
Hil
Arthur B. Knight
Chicago
Dirig Infant Dies at Nine Days Old in City Home
Russell August Dirig the nine day old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Dirig died at their home 65 Chestnut Street Monday afternoon from exhaustion Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at 9 oclock at the residence and then to St. Church for burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell August Dirig
Henry Dirig
Chestnut Street
Marriage Licenses Listed For Numerous Local Couples
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses issued, naming brides and grooms with ages and occupations. Couples include Marion E. Shive and Etta M. Schultz. Frank W. Edmunds and Inez Alice Cecil. Harry G. Bushong and Emma Voe.... Lu F. Jeffries and Thomas P. Stack. Lillian Harland Miller with John F. Anderson. and others such as Howard Metcalfe and Bernadette Herber, Henry Stelle and Wanda Lopka, High C. Netterfield and Ida L. Bainbridge, William H. Barter and Antoinette C. Link, Carl D. Berning and Emilie Seddelmeyer, Roy L. Crane and Rose Odelia Gerardot, Henry J. Girardot and Della F. Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion E. Shive
Etta M. Schultz
Frank W. Edmunds
Inez Alice Cecil
Harry G. Bushong
Emma
A Voeelsand
Lu F. Jeffries
Thomas P. Stack
Lillian Harland Miller
John F. Anderson
Nachiniat
Anna E. Stimiler
Howard
Charles and Mrs. A Pear Mt Pa 84 Weat Creighton Avenue
Obscure obituary fragment notes the marriage or association of Charles and Mrs. A Pear with an address on West Creighton Avenue in Mt. Pleasant. The text is incomplete, but indicates residents linked to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. and Mrs. Charles “A. Pear
Creighton
Taft Leaves Washington as Mrs Taft Improves
President Taft departed for Washington at 10 08 this morning aboard the Pennsylvania railroad while Mrs Taft shows marked improvement after a nervous illness. Doctors say she may join him in Washington in two or three days as daughter Helen stays by her side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henry W. Taft
Harrisburg
Henry L. Stimson
Hitchcock
Indiana Republicans Plan 1912 Campaign Strategy
Indianapolis May 16 Republicans of the Indiana legislature met in conference following adjournment to outline a campaign plan for 1912. Senator Wood of Lafayette urged a clean slate and non factional state committee selection to ensure victory, with talks to discuss local situations and party machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Wood
Lafayette
Name for New Playground Chosen Committee to Suggest Names
The Playground association selected C. R. Lane Samuel M. Foster and Mrs. Co M. Dawson to propose names for the new ground to be opened next Saturday. The site is Ross street not Van Buren street and features include the Electro Technic band and remarks by Dr. L P Drayer and Mayor Grice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Playground Association
C. R. Lane
Samuel M. Foster
Co. M. Dawson
Wheat market steadies as Russia reports weigh on prices
Chicago and New York trading roads show firm wheat due to weak Russian reports and smaller European visible supply. July wheat opens around 89c with gains, corn strong though offerings light, oats up on poor Iowa Illinois plant prospects, hogs push pork near $15.06 and lard near $8.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Russia
Keke
Iowa
Ilinois
New York
Liverpool Cables
Northwest
Muscovado
East Buffalo Market Hogs and Cattle Prices Report
East Buffalo New York on May 186 notes hogs receipts 1 280 head with 380 shipped to New York and strong close prices for various hog categories. Chicago and Cincinnati markets show mixed cattle hog and sheep receipts with steady to weak trends and price ranges across multiple categories. Pittsburg records hogs at 6 35 6 50 and veal calves at 7 50 8 00 with wethers and lambs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Chicago
Ill
Texas
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Ind
Pittsburg
Aebery
Waeas
Butter Market and Dairy Prices Across Markets
Chicago and New York report steady butter markets with varied creamery and process products. Receipts and odd lots shift price ranges for butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, and poultry, with specific weights and grades cited for both markets.
Market report shows varied dairy and poultry prices May 16 Toledo
Toledo reports mixed dairy prices with state whole milk and skim varieties listed under 10 to 12 cents. Fresh eggs steady with firsts 16 to 19 cents and whites around 18 to 20 cents. Western and Indiana poultry values steady to firm with dressed fowls at 13 to 15 cents and turkeys 13 to 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania
Wall Street Surges After Standard Oil Decision
The Day on Wall Street reports a sharp market rally following the Standard Oil ruling. Stocks opened higher with gains across major issues, United States Steel, Reading, Union Pacific leading the advance, and heavy buying by short sellers and drill operators. Bonds remained strong as the market swung with profit taking and renewed purchases, closing active and firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
7&C
Reading
Union Pacific
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
International Harvester
General Electric and Consolidated Gas
United States Rubber and Lehigh Valley
Southern Pacific
Atchison
Northern Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
Amalgamated Copper
American Tobacco
We TA
Standard
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne Market Quotations and Produce Prices
Fort Wayne wholesale and retail market prices list grains, butter, eggs, vegetables, poultry, and livestock. Entries include wheat at 85 cents per bushel, corn 10 to 155 cents, oats 31 to 35 cents, potatoes 40 to 55 cents, butter 12 to 28 cents per pound, chickens 12 to 18 cents per pound, apples 1.50 to 2.25 per bushel, and various mill and seed quotations from Mayflower Mills and local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Wiener
Wiener & Co
Fancy Elgin Creamery
Fancy Elgin
Michigan
Elgin Creamery
Mayflower
Fort Wayne Produce Co
Tub
Genetis Ee
Wiss
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate and Live Stock Prices
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Abram Jackson deceased to appear in Allen circuit court Fort Wayne Indiana May 26 1911 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship executor Henry W Jackson witness clerk WM E Gerding with seal and attorney GEO D Simmons May 3 10 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Jackson
Allen
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Henry W. Jackson
WM. E. Gerding
Allen Circuit Court
Geo. D. Simmons
Valentine Gutermuth
Ella Gutermuth
Vesey & Vesey
Attys
Wky
Valentine Kauder
Lewis Kauder
W. Kuhne
Val Gutermuth Estate Shares Listed in Administratrix NOTICE
Heirs and legatees of Valentine Gutermuth are named in the estate action. Mrs. Ella Gutermuth is the administratrix. Seal. William E. Gerding, Vesey & Vesey attorneys for the estate.
Heirs and Legatees of Valentine Kauder Named
In the matter of Valentine Kauder the heirs and legatees are identified with Lewis Kauder named as Administrator. The filing includes seal notation and attorney for the estate WM. E. Gerding and W. Kuhne.
Public Sale Notice by City Trucking Co Fort Wayne Ind
Public sale at City Trucking Co storage warehouse 101 to 107 Canton St Fort Wayne Indiana on May 27 1911 at 2 p m to satisfy storage charges and sale costs. Items include various furniture such as a commode dresser clock chairs library table chest sofa beds rockers sewing machine bookcase organ and kitchen stove with smaller items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Trucking Co
Canton St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Appointment of Administrator for Henry Houser Estate
Notice is given that Charles F. Hilker and William Fireed serve as attorneys for the administrator appointed for the Henry Houser estate of Allen County Indiana. The estate is claimed solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Houser
Allen County
Indiana
Charles F. Hilker
William FI Reed
Wky
John Moniesmith
Grant Ginther
Appointment of Administratrix for Mary M. Ruppel Estate
Mary C. Brandt and Robert B. Dreibelbis announce the appointment of administratrix for the estate of Mary M. Ruppel of Said estate. The estate is stated as solvent. Notice dated May 3 10 17 ye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Ruppel
Allen County
Indiana
Mary C. Brandt
Robert B. Dreibelbis
Estate of John Moniesmith Listed in Grant Ginther
Public notice references the estate of John Moniesmith, late of Grant Ginther, with dates May 10 17 24. Probate proceedings or related actions are indicated.
Estate notices and help wanted blur the Sentinel page
The page lists estate administration for John Schorr and Anna Muller with names Julius Blum and Martin Luecke noted as attorneys. a help wanted ad seeks an experienced cook for a two person family with good wages. a Lost and Found item reports a gray Indiana bicycle taken from in front of the Sentinel office on a Thursday evening with a plea to return or notify The Sentinel. a sale notice offers a yearling colt for sale at 1618 North Harrison Street with contact by phone 2003-blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sentinel
The
Fine Story
North Harrison St
Printing worker charged with assault after scab taunt
Harry Moss was arrested by Patrolman James Smith on Monday for assault and battery on W. D. Hanlon. Hanlon and Moss had insult exchanged when Moss’s coworkers called him a scab at a local printing establishment. Moss confronted Hanlon later, knocking him down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moss
James Smith
W. D. Hanlon
Hanlon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Bublitz
Ing Mother
Kanavel
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hia
Rolling Mills
Mary
Carl
Violet
Fannie Kanavel
Susan Kanavel
Toledo
Walter Kanavel
Clarence
Roy
Harvey
George Kanavel
Lizzie
Minnie Kanavel
Irene Shannan
Erie
Mich
Krockenberger
Chaney
Pappert
Kruse
Cullen
Barkley
Horn
Wellman
Andrew's Catholic Church
Ridley
BESSE
Louis
F. A. .Besse
Frank Besse
DeWald Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Wickizer
BOLDT
DIRIG
Ment
Wife
Grain and Provisions
Chicago, I
Minneapolis
Duluth
Oper
Pbl
Fcago
North Lima
South Lima
Stocks and Bonds
Bash & Co
C. Tresselt & Sons
Everenee
Oz Well Bros. & Co
H. L. Bell
Fred Eckart Packing Company
John Schorr
Andrew J. Schorr
Anna Muller
Juliana Blum
Martin Luecke
F. L. Smock
West Berry St
Michael Regofaki
Force Street
Stephen Wojciechowski
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