British Ambassador Pauncefote Dies in Washington
Lord Pauncefote, the British ambassador and dean of Washington's diplomatic corps, died at the embassy at 5:35 AM. Born in Munich 74 years ago, he served as attorney general in Hong Kong before arriving in Washington in 1889. His career included key roles in Bering Sea talks and The Hague arbitration work.
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United States
Washington
Munich
Bavaria
Hongkong
Bering Sea
Foreign Office
Giney
Hague
Lord Patuiefote
Lord Pauncefote
Lord Pauncefote Dies After Sudden Heart Failure in Washington
Lord Pauncefote the late British ambassador in Washington died from heart collapse after a sudden breathing difficulty. Dr. Thayer of Johns Hopkins and Dr. Osler from Baltimore attended. the president and Secretary Hay conveyed condolences. Flags lowered, and funeral arrangements undecided as tributes flowed from officials and diplomats.
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Jung
Osler
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Thayer
Bromley
London
Pauncefots
Maude Paunetfois
Sibyl
Audrey
Tung
Mr. Redford
Lord Pauncefote
Arlington Hotel
Hay
Lord Frauncefote
White House
Pauncefote
L. Z. Leiter
Marquise of Lansdowne
Roosevelt
Death of Lord Pauncefote Shocks London
London fans the sudden death of Lord Pauncefote the British ambassador at Washington. The foreign office and the United States embassy conveyed the news to officials with deep sympathy for the widow. No formal action is expected beyond private condolence messages.
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Washington, D. C
Lord Pauncefote
United States
London
Washington
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Intel
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Rheumatism
Describes Botanic Blood Balm B B B as a remedy to cure severe rheumatism and catarrh after other treatments fail. Claims eliminate blood poisoning and restore healthy blood, easing pains in bones joints and back, with relief from throat irritation and halitosis. Offers trial treatment free by writing Dr. Gillam 213 Mitchell St Atlanta Ga and lists local seller Rank e Nussbaum 88 Calhoun St.
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Ih. B. E
Dr. Gillam
Mitchell St
Atlanta
Ranke & Nussbaum
Calhoun St
Tower House Demolished for Street Improvements
The Tower house in Leicester, one of its oldest buildings, is being demolished to make way for street improvements. The site is notable for Mary Queen of Scots who once stayed there.
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Leicester
Mary Queen of Scots
Aged answer last summons Carl Krauhs dies in Fort Wayne
Obituary notices from Fort Wayne report the death of Mrs. Rachel D. Welker age seventy one after long illness. She was born in Ohio March 13 1830 and resident since 1861. Survived by husband Louis Welker five children and siblings. Funeral arrangements note the services held at her daughter’s home. Also referenced are deaths of Mrs. Mary Bohn and Mr. Smyser relatives with details of survivors and church ties.
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Rachel D. Welker
Louis Welker
Walton Avenue
Welker
Ohio
Fort Wayne
John Maddox
William ‘A. Bohn
Bohn
Trinity Lutheran Church
Frank
Gerald
Richard Bohn
Peter
Frank D. Smyser
Mary Smyser
Wagenhals
Burg, Nicholas, 83, Dies at County Infirmary
Nicholas Burg of 232 Montgomery Street died at 4 a m Wednesday at the county infirmary at age 83 from infirmities of age. Survived by widow, four sons and a daughter. Funeral services held Friday at 8:30 a m from residence and 9 o'clock at St Mary's Catholic Church.
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Nicholas Burg
Montgomery Street
County Infirmary
Schone & Co
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Fort Wayne Shoemaker Carl Krauhs Dies at 79
Carl Krauhs a Fort Wayne resident and veteran shoemaker died of pneumonia at his home 13805 Jackson street. Born in Germany he came to America half a century ago and lived in Fort Wayne for thirty years. Survived by widow and seven children Charles Henry Fred John Dora Kate Minnie. He was a devout Emanuel Lutheran church member. funeral held Saturday.
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Carl Krauhs
Fort Wayne
Jackson Street
Mgr. Krauhs
Germany
America
Charles
Henry
Fred
John
Dora
Kate
Minnie
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Auer Dies in Plymouth Vacation Fatality at 33
Joan H. Auer of this city died Tuesday afternoon in Plymouth where he was vacationing and receiving medical treatment. Death caused by apoplexy. He was thirty three, a bartender, and well known. Son of Daniel and 108 Wells Street residents. Survived by parents a sister and three brothers Sophia Daniel Jr and George Auer of this city and Frank X Auer of Allegan Michigan. He belonged to the Church of the Precious Blood.
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Joan H. Auer
Plymouth
Mr. Auer
Daniel Auer
Wells Street
Sophia
Daniel, Jr
George Auer
Frank X. Auer
Allegan
Mich
Church of the Precious Blood
Parker Nathaniel Parker Pioneer Resident Dies at 79
Nathaniel Parker of Poe, Allen county, died Wednesday at his home from paralysis at 79. Born in Parkersburg W Va he moved to Allen county over sixty years ago and was a respected farmer and longtime Christian church member. Survived by two daughters and a son Nathaniel Parker of Maples Mrs Sarah Kruson El Reno Okla and Mrs Louisa J Martin of this city. Funeral held at his Poe residence Friday at 10 AM.
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Nathaniel Parker
Allen County
Poe
Mr. Parker
Parkersburg
W. Va
Christian Church
Maples
Sarah Kruson
el Reno
Okla
Louisa J. Martin
Mrs Charlotta Ann Bohn Dies After Illness at Fort Wayne Home
Mrs Charlotta Ann Bohn wife of William A Bohn died late Wednesday afternoon at 1853 West Berry street after an extended illness cancer had confined her to bed since August She was nearly 46 born July 17 1856 at Wooster Ohio and later moved to Fort Wayne where she spent her girlhood before coming to Fort Wayne in 1873.
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Charlotta Ann Bohn
William A. Bohn
West Berry Street
W C T U Convention Ends with Miss Palmer Address
The county W C T U meeting at Plymouth Congregational church opened Friday with a devotional led by Mrs. Rose McIntosh. Miss Palmer spoke on Non-Alcoholic Medication and The Relation of Temperance to Labor, urging better sanitation and working conditions for women while opposing alcohol in medicine.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Rose McIntosh
Hoagland
Miss Palmer
E. R R. Gessaman
A. S. Coverdale
Press
William D. Fage
Wm. G&g Ferguson
Major Fathaway
Alice Palmer
Plymouth
Wiss Palmer
South Africa
United States
Africa
Prohibition
Allen County
W. C. T. U. Institute
Brackenridge R J Dies in Chicago at Age 48
Robert J Brackenridge formerly of this city died Thursday at his Chicago home at age 48 He was the son of pioneering local attorney Robert Brackenridge and brother of Charles Brackenridge who died months ago He leaves a widow.
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Robert J. Brackenridge
Chicago
Robert Brackenridge
Charles Brackenridge
Infant Koorsen Dies at 3 Months in City
Anthony Koorsen infant son of Mr and Mrs Sohn Koorsen of 2107 Gay Street died at 1 PM Friday age 3 months Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at 1 PM from the residence and at 1 30 PM from St Peter's Catholic Church
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Anthony Koorsen
Sohn Koorsen
Gay Street
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Magdalene Bohne Dies at Age Three in Wayne Township
Magdalene Bohne, young daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Bohne of Wayne township, died at 4 PM Thursday from exhaustion aged three. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family residence.
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Magdalene Bohne
Henry Bole
Wayne Township
Death of Mrs Julia A Reichelderfer in Maysville
Mrs Julia A Reichelderfer died Friday after midnight at her Maysville home at 81. She was wife of Louis Reichelderfer aged over 82 and lived in Allen county since 1863. A native of Pennsylvania she belonged to the Lutheran church and was highly regarded. Surviving: husband six sons two daughters. Sons Elihu William John Albin Lafayette Aaron M Reichelderfer deputy sheriff of Allen county and Mrs Howard Starr Mos George Charleswood Garrett. One daughter died earlier.
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Julia A. Reichelderfer
Maysville
Pennsylvania
Lutheran Church
Elihu
William
John
Albin
Lafayette
Aaron M. Reizheldefer
Allen County
Howard Starr
Mos
George Charleswood
Garrett
Miss Harriett McMaken Dies in Plattsmouth Neb
Fort Wayne friends learn of the death from her Plattsmouth Nebraska home. Miss Harriett McMaken was the youngest daughter of Col H C McMaken and had visited Fort Wayne many times, leaving many local friends.
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Fort Wayne
Harriett McMaken
Plattsmouth
Neb
Miss McMaken
H. C. McMaken
Visit of King Alexander and Queen Draga Planned for July
Reported plan sets the royal visit to Livadia with the czar and czarina for July. The move would mark a major royal exchange and strengthen ties between Serbia and Russia.
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Alexander
Draga
Czarina
Livadia
Testimonial Pushes Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy for Cure
Mrs Pauline Judson of Brooklyn reports severe womb pain and inflammation after marriage. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring health after three months, urging others to seek the remedy and contact Mrs Pinkham for advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pauline Udson
Mis
Pauline Judson
Schermerhorn Golf Club
Brooklyn
New York
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Pauline Jupson
Hoyt Street
N. Y
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Ekgorsen
Bohne
Reichelderfer
Miss M’maken
Mrs. Pryxmam
Jas
Boss
Keystone Watch Case Company
Philadelphia
Manson
Makies
Brosius & Brosius
Smuth
Las
Pictone
Oly
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