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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1902

Page

2

Desperate Battle Sparks Mob Fire in Pittsburg Suburb

A violent attack on a block of wooden negro houses ends with the entire block burned. Police arrest Steve Nisbet and Jim Singleton, tied to Richardson's gang, as a 2,000 strong mob demands the prisoners. A skull and rifle barrel found suggest one shooter killed. Police pledge to seize all suspicious locals.

Steve Nisbet Jim Singleton Richardson Safery Fulton County Butler Street Pittsburg

Foreclosures and Divorces Highlight Court Proceedings

Judge O'Rourke hears Glass vs Baughman mortgage dispute while other foreclosure actions proceed. Elizabeth Haak wins a divorce from Robert Haak and resumes her maiden name. Appraisers file first inventory for Henry Lewis Hamel known as Big-nose Louie after his February death. Multiple cases cover partition, assault pleas, and a street railway injunction suit.

O'Rourke Glass Vs. Baughman Joseph Falls Nicholas J. Wyss Elizabeth Haak Robert Haak Elizabeth Dreyer D. L. Harding A. F. Besancon Henry Lewis Hamel Hamel Louie The Sentinel Hodekin United States Aiken Glass and Weaver, Executors Mary L. Baughman Keyser Va. Mannock McCarthy Moellering Brothers Millard C. A. Brooks Anna Johnson Josiah Johnson Anna Scott Edwin Harter John F. Y. Siegmund Henry Klebe Judge Aiken

Huntington court actions and civil cases update

A busy Huntington circuit session sees Demurrers in Southwestern Traction suits while Olds & Doughman push defenses. Judges Aiken and Hench handle divorces adoptions guardianships and multiple civil actions as local officials report on cases from Woodburn to Indianapolis tied to county proceedings.

National Telephone and Telegraph stockholders meet to plan expansions

Stockholders of the National Telephone and Telegraph company are called to meet next Tuesday at the Commercial club to approve new stock for extensive line additions. About 50 000 will be spent to improve the system north of Fort Wayne with enhanced facilities at Rome City Kendallville Sturgis Lagrange Auburn South Milford and Butler and the North Baltimore Ohio exchange to be enlarged.

National Telephone and Telegraph Company Commercial Club Fort Wayne Rome City Kendallville Sturgis Lagrange Auburn South Milford Butler National Company Indiana Baltimore Ohio

Trinity Lutheran elects officers and plans church repairs

At a congregational meeting Trinity Lutheran elected Albert E. Melching as trustee and treasurer and August Fahlsing as elder for a three year term. Repairs to the church will precede the installation of Rev. Paul Steppelworth on June 1, bringing renewed energy to the congregation. Henry H. Schone directed the funeral for Mrs. Charles Plyborne in Logansport yesterday. Charles Eikhoff returned from Antwerp.

Trinity Lutheran Church Albert E. Melching August Fahlsing Paul Steppelworth Henry H. Schone Logansport Charles Plyborne

Dean's Kidney Pills Ad and Fort Wayne Property Listing

An advertising piece touts Dean's Kidney Pills with a Fort Wayne testimonial and price. It asserts cure of backache and kidney issues at Meyer Bros. Co. drugstore. Also lists farms for sale near the city with acreage and loan terms from F DeArmit at 1408 Clinton street.

Dean Fort Wayne Mary Gerdes Putnam Oakland Streets Meyer Bros. & Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States F. DeArmit Clinton Street Ind

Mrs Sarah Fleming Dead After Months of Illness

Mrs Sarah Fleming widow of Thomas Fleming died at noon Monday at her Goshen road home, age about 58, after cancer. She lived in the area thirteen years, survived by five sons and two daughters, Erin Fleming, Mrs Hibler, and several distant sisters. A devout member of the Church of the Precious Blood.

Sarah Fleming Thomas Fleming Goshen Road Thomas William Oliver Roderick John Lieming Erin Fleming Hibler Fleming Church of the Precious Blood

Fort Wayne Pioneer Jacob Friend Dies Suddenly At 74

Fort Wayne citizen Jacob Friend died suddenly at 10 30 AM at the home of Mrs Emilia Treakley 336 Washington Boulevard He had heart trouble but had been in good health recent years He leaves daughter Stella four sons Henry Isidor Alfred Will a brother in Lacrosse and a granddaughter Gladys The Friends clothing house and tailoring business are noted No funeral plans until sons arrive from distant cities

Jacob Friend Fort Wayne Emilia Treakley Washington Boulevard Mr. Friend Stella Friend Miss Friend Henry Isidor Chicago Alfred Minneapolis Will New York Lacrosse Wis Gladys Friend Germany America

Miss Ida Frances Brown 16 Dies After Scarlet Fever

Miss Ida Frances Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs S J Brown of 1415 East Lewis street died at seven Friday evening from dropsy after scarlet fever. She was 16, active in St Paul M E church and its work and left a wide circle of friends.

Ida Frances Brown S. J. Brown East Lewis Street Miss Brown St. Paul M. E

German-born Carl Beyer dies suddenly at 52

Carl Andrew Beyer of 515 Fairmount Place died Sunday morning after a violent coughing spell. A post mortem by coroner Dr. W W Barnett found death from hemorrhage of the lungs. Beyer, born September 11, 1849 in Germany, fought in the Franco Prussian War and belonged to Turnverein Vorwaerts and Deutscher Land Wehr Verein. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Jacob Miller were held Tuesday at 2 p.m.

Carl Andrew Beyer Fairmount Place Beyer A. P. Buchman W. W. Barnett Germany Turnverein Vorwaerts Deutscher Land Wehr Verein Jacob Miller

Thomas Hallman Dies at 72 in Antwerp Ohio

Thomas Hallman of Antwerp Ohio died Sunday at St Josephs hospital aged 72. He was hospitalized after being brought to the facility.

Thomas Hallman Antwerp Ohio St. Joseph's Hospital

Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promises Better Blood and Nerves

A promoted testimonial urges readers to ask doctors about Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for debility indigestion and weak nerves. A user from Princeton Missouri reports improvement after two bottles, noting full recovery. Available at druggists, $1. J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass.

Ayer

Death Ends Surgical Plan in City Illness

The patient's illness worsened before an intended surgical operation in the city and death followed. The remains were transported to Antwerp for burial.

Antwerp

Krauter Dies After Illness at Pleasant Township Home

John F. Krauter aged 48 died at his Pleasant township home after a long illness of consumption. A native of Orange County New York he had lived in Pleasant township since 1868 and was highly esteemed. He leaves a widow and three children. Funeral services were held from the Ossian Presbyterian church.

John F. Krauter Pleasant Township Mr. Krauter Orange County New York Ossian

Moses Mood Dies After Long Illness in Allen County

Moses Mood aged 67 of Allen county died at St Josephs hospital at 7 30 this morning after about three months with diabetes. He had lived in the county sixty years and worked as a carpenter after moving to the city. He had been a farmer in Abol t township until fifteen years ago. His wife is a patient at Richmond insane hospital. Nearest city relatives are two nephews George Crawford and John Crawford and a niece Mrs James Clifford.

Barrett & Morris Gross Barrett Keller Leonard Jacob Keller Circuit Court Room J. C. Keller Mossman Volute Nut-Lock Company Kayser Court House Walpole G. Colerick Rome City Daseler Calhoun Columbia Streets W. S. McComb Pleasant Township William Wilkie Allen County Democratic Central Committee Williard L. LeRoy Lawrence A. Edington Huntington LeRoy John &. Branyan Moses Mood Center Street St. Joseph’s Hospital Mr. Mood Abolt Township City Richmond Insane Hospital George John Crawford James Clifford

Infant Ethel Marie Jones Dies at 9 Months

Ethel Marie Jones infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles S Jones of 2613 South Broadway died at 7 this morning from brain fever at nine months old.

Ethel .Marie Jones Charles S. Jones South Broadway

Multiple Northern Indiana deaths and incidents reported

In Northern Indiana items include the deaths of Avilla's Peter Bauman Elkhart society woman Mrs A L Beardsley and Warsaw resident Mrs John Nieman aged 70 plus Elk hart township pioneer Thomas Shaw at 70 A Mishawaka Flash Bros store fire causes 3000 damage A Wolf Lake district rebuild progresses Rev George H Lockhart to pastor in Warsaw A Lima oil company leases 800 acres near Huntington to prospect oil Read of elder Elizabeth Moors Mishакa 94 Tremendous pickerel catches at Fox Lake Two men name John Wodka and a Polish dance brawl at Michigan City A Longcliffe asylum inmate writes home The morphine attempt by Mrs Peral Hamerickshouse of Montpelier The Strine son returns home claiming survival over river tale Long brothers reunion in Elkhart and Lima Ohio

Peter Bauman Avilla A. L. Beardsley Elkhart Society John Nieman Warsaw Thomas Shaw Elkhart Township Noble County Flash Bros Mishawaka George H. Lockhart Wolcottville Lima Steuben County Fox Lake John Wodka Michigan City Frank Bartz James Mather Longcliffe Asylum Elkhart County Peral Hamerickshouse Montpelier Joseph Strine Elkhart D. E. Long Joseph Long Ohio

Local News Highlights From Indiana And Nearby Areas

Reported events include veterans meeting in Fort Wayne revealing estrangements after years apart, a favorable outlook for the Warsaw to Winona electric line project, a missing Kosciusko county woman near Silver Lake, a Waterloo water and light plant ownership suit reaching the supreme court, a Marion saloonkeeper's frightened attack resulting in a serious beating, arson attempts by an Elkhart fire bug, a Huntington knife assault on a waitress that sent the suspect fleeing, and a bed lamp accident in Elkhart that left Miss Elgie Hill severely burned and possibly blinded.

Waterloo Supreme Court S‘x Orange Holman Marion Holman Elkhart Heat Register Company Bill Doe Exchange Hotel Huntington Anna Smith Doe Fort Wayne Elgie Hill Miss Hill

Ely's Cream Balm Praised For Hay Fever Relief

Rushville reader R. M. Bentley testifies Ely's Cream Balm cured long standing catarrh and hay fever after trying many remedies. The ad invites readers to a 10 cent trial size, with full size 50 cents, from Ely Bros. at 56 Warren St. New York.

Rushville Ind Ely Bros Ely R. M. Bentley Warren St New York

Bathing Season Opens Early as Hundreds Swim

The article notes an early bathing season with many boys swimming at Hartman's Lakeside baths. Huntington County commissioner George L. Krieg and family visited Fort Wayne while Mrs. Krieg and Mrs. McGlen stayed to visit relatives. Separate offices for United States and Pacific Express in Fort Wayne are postponed to June 1 with B. Beaver remaining United States local manager and Mr. Kramer from Attica taking charge of Pacific Express at 79 Court Street.

Hartman Lakeside George L. Krieg Huntington Coumuity William Krieg John McGlen Huntington Fort Wayne J. B. Kelly Columbia Street Krieg Attica Pacific Express Court Street

Beautiful Family Record Picture Adorned in Gold and Velvet

An ornate family record image features spaces for names and birth dates, register sections for marriages and deaths, and spaces for photos of family members. The design shows bells, blooms, creeping vines, and a gold background with the caption God Bless Our Family, offered for 25 cents in stamps.

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the Court News Joseph Jacquay Lemuel Jacquay Andrew C. Hizinger Charles M. Menefee Jones Vs. Finkle Huntington County Warren John Brangen Watkins of. E. Morgan Emrick Branyan S. M. Hench State Court Fulton Street Southwestern Traction Company Olds & Doughman Southwestern Company Martin C. Gross Elizabeth Weiland Peter Weiland Strass Vs. Droegemeyer Wagner Vs. Seavey A. B. Chisholm Myrtle B. Chisholm John Jacobs Sheriff’s Office Butler Extension Wabash Woodburn Shirley City Fred Daseler Bert Smith Red’ Baker Bennett Allie Bushong Charles Pignide R. W. Cecil Oliver E. Miller Frederick R. Dinger Sarah McCarty Daniel McCarty Justice France Henry Kissinger Maud Volman Hamilton National Bank Wallace Williams Joseph Haas Williams Rogers Benjamin Hiveley E. H. McDonald Ella McDonald Grace EB. Quillinan Bartholomew McCarthy Indianapolis National Telephone Com Pany Charles Eikhoff Ises BROWN Hallman Ekrauter Rochester Northern Electric Winona James Warren Silver Lake Kosciusko County Senate Supply CO Segur St Toledo
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