Local News Briefs From This City
Diphtheria case reported in the Paul family at 24 West Washington Street. Several residents travel for work and leisure, including Miss Annie Koenig returning to Racine, Wis., and John Koch sustaining a deep hand cut. School district beautification progresses with new plants, grading, and a concrete walk. A marriage at St Pauls Lutheran church unites Miss Mary Meyers and Fred Trarbach. Community notices include hospital visits, carpentry accidents, and upcoming medical conferences for local doctors.
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Pfeiffer
Fourd Street
John, Leier
South Haxon Street
Louise Greenwell
Huntertown
Paul
West Washington Street
Hamilton
Hudson, Ind
Hope Hospital
H. Havke
Lina Zimerlee
Griffith Street
Third Presbyterian Church Quartet
Monroeville
Hagiue
Lizzie
East Washington Street
California
Annie Koenig
Racine
Wis
George D. Ohneck
Centlivre Brewing Company
Ohneck
Randall Hotel
Jackson
Albion
Barr
Wayne Streets
Thomas W. Phillips
Orchard Street
C. E. Stults
Ernst Burkholdt
Berghoff Brewery
East Wayne Street
Dr. Kesler
John Koch
Maumee Avenue
Mr. Koch
Dr. Duemling
Joseph
G. B. M. Bower
Lafayette College
Easton
Charles Emory Smith
United States
Griggs
W. E. Camble
Milton
W. R. Mayo
Camble
Huntington News-Democrat
Effe Landis
Fort Wayne
Shipshewanna
Ind
Landis
Woodland Avenue
Clinton Street
Mary Meyers
Fred Trarbach
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Miller
Mises
Marguerite
Esi
Hertha Pageler
Groops
Will Essinger
Monsdorter
Tnan
Sudden Illness Strikes Aged Resident at Erie Street
August Gerberding of 108 Erie street collapsed from a congestive chill while planting potatoes on Thursday. A young helper witnessed the incident and summoned aid. he was taken home and attended by Dr. Schilling. He remains in serious condition, with the outcome uncertain.
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August Gerberding
Erie Street
Before the Strike Work Continues at Buffalo Docks
Buffalo officials report normal dock operations ongoing despite the strike. Significant grain shipments were lifted yesterday and overnight, with officials confident all harbor vessels will be unloaded by tomorrow.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Dr Gavin Weds in Massillon Ceremony
Fort Wayne friends learn of Dr Frank W Gavin recent move to Canton Ohio as he marries Miss Ella May Smith of Mansillon at the bride's home in Massillon. Rev J I Wilson officiates at seven o'clock with about fifty relatives present. They plan a reception and supper then travel to Cleveland and Detroit before settling at 18 Brie Street Canton after June 28.
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Fort Wayne
Frank W. Gavin
Canton
Massillon
James A. Gavin
Busan Gavin
Cleveland
Detroit
Brie Street
One of the largest oil deals described in Hartford paper
The Hartford City Times reports a major oil deal completed yesterday involving a prominent field. Details are sparse due to damaged text but indicate a significant transaction in the oil sector with A B Trent referenced amid brief notes.
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Hartford City-Times
B. Trent
William Geake Elected Grand Master of Indiana Masons
William Geake of Fort Wayne has been elected grand master of the grand lodge of Indiana in Indianapolis, heading about 32,000 Masons in the state. Born in Bristol June 26, 1849, he migrated to Canada and back to England before settling in Fort Wayne seventeen years ago as a contractor in cut stone. His career in Masonry spans Poledo 1871, Chapter 1872, Knight Templar and Scottish Rite 1882, and the thirty third degree in New York City in 1889.
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Masonic Grand ‘Lodge of
Indiana
Indianapolis
William Geake
Masonic Fraternity
Geake
Grand Lodge of
S. 8. Johnson
Jeffersonville
O’rourke
Fort Wayne
England
Bristol
Canada
America
Poledo
Knight Templar
Scottish Rite
W. M
Summit City Lodge
A. M
Kaiser Not Guilty In Revenue Liquor Charge
Fort Wayne druggist Kaiser, residing at 544 South Calhoun Street, is acquitted by a United States court in Indianapolis of selling liquor without a license. He was charged by revenue authorities with failing to pay the necessary government tax. The Daily Sentinel reports the verdict received via telegram from Indianapolis this afternoon.
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The
Sentinel
Telegram
Indianapolis
United States
W. C. ‘Maiser
Kaiser
Sooth
Calhoun Street
Company Directors Convene On International Shipment Plan
The board met yesterday at Henry C. Paul’s office to discuss a new shipment point abroad and a broader BoP strategy. Thieme, who has just returned from an eastern trip for the company, joined fellow directors in the session.
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Bop
Thieme
Ini Constitution
Yeaterday
Henry
C. Paul
Winona Assembly Plans Summer Programs Highlight Esteemed Speakers
Winona assembly documents reveal a premier gathering with leading national figures as speakers. The event opens July 3 with the Pennsylvania Company possibly launching the Winona Warsaw train by June 12 to serve a growing cottage population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Pennsylvania Company
Warsaw
War Veterans Parade Encampment Draws 30000 in Terre Haute
War veterans parade marked the largest crowd in Terre Haute history with about 30 000 spectators. The encampment goes to Indianapolis for 1900. the Women’s Relief Corps elected Mrs Maria Slater president over Mrs Zinn. The Grand Army and National Guard paraded, Culver Black Horse Cavalry and Terre Haute schoolboys drew attention, Governor and staff attended in full dress.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Maria Slater
Logansport
Zinn
Indianapolis
Samantha West Miller
Grand Army
National Guard
Culver Black Horse Cavalry
Infantry
Terre Haute
Son of Admiral Dewey Visits Fort Wayne Business Trip
George S. Dewey, son of the Manila Bay hero, arrived in the city for a business trip with Joy Langdon & Co. of New York. He declined to discuss his father’s deeds, preferring privacy and stating he is in business, not in the navy. He registered at the New Avon and was seen at DeWald & Co. before leaving for New York.
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George 8
New York
DeWald & Co
Dewey
Prohibition tensions hit Cumberland assembly in Denver
In Denver on May 25 grave dissent grew among Cumberland Presbyterian members over temperance resolutions pledging church votes to the prohibition party. A motion to reconsider failed, and a roll of Sabbath observance was adopted critiquing commissioners who toured the loop last Sunday. The clerk was ordered to report the delegates’ names to their presbyteries.
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Denver
Col
Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly
Prohibition Party
Hoever
Baptist Education Society Holds Pacific Coast Talk
In San Francisco on May 25 the second session of the American Baptist Educational Society featured a conference and open discussion on the feasibility of establishing a Baptist Theological School on the Pacific Coast. Leaders included Rev. Whitaker, Blackburn, Hill, and Brown with Rev. Hobart presenting The Aims and Methods of Theological Education. William Geller bought Miss Nancy O'Brien’s West Washington Street residence for $3,000 via Curdes agency.
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San Francisco
Cal
American Baptist Educational Society
Baptist Theological School
Pacific Coast
Robert Whitaker
California
Alex Blackburn
D. D
Oregon
C. M. Hill
A. B. Brown
W. S. Hobart
Yonkers, N. Y
William Geller
Nancy O’brien
West Washington Street
Curdes Agency
Columbia Buggies and Carriages Ad in Fort Wayne Trade
Fort Wayne and Allen county buggy trade sought by Columbia Buggies and Carriages via stock display and promises of high quality at unmatched prices. Also advertising Hoosier Check Row Corn Planter Case Corn Cultivator Deering Bind ers Mowers and farm implements. Address 61 and 63 East Columbia St. May 26.
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Fort Wayne
Allen County
D. Shordon & CO
East Columbia St
Allen County Superintendents Ordered to File Reports
The Fort Wayne Sentinel announces that every 8. 8. superintendent in Allen County must submit their statistical report by June 1. Reports may be mailed or dropped at the Fort Wayne Sentinel office, directed to D. Craig, Gen. Bupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County
The
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Child's Miraculous Escape On Railroad Tracks
A Vandalia train near Culver spotted a small child on the track. The engineer attempted to stop but the train could not. seventeen cars passed before it halted. Remarkably the child was uninjured except for minor facial bruising.
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Wis
Culver
Plymouth News
Ttichi
For Sale Highly Bred Young Horned Bulls and Related Stock
Auction note lists pedigreed bulls from Ohio and the World’s Fair stock with imports. Mentions Chieftain offspring Scot fish Bing Mon Pariel Ching and Monarch lineage. Indicates strong breeding stock ready for buyers at a regional sale.
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New Haven
Hale
Barr Street
H. Albersmeyer
Wells Street
Arwid Polster
Albersmeyer
Miller Drug Store
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Otto Liuse
Oakland Avenue
Stults
Wayne
Calhoun
Margaret McPhail
Miss McPhail
Charles Muehlfeith
Fastern
Richmond
Muehlfeith
E. J. McOscar
International Association of Railway Surgeons
American Medical Association
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Mary McOscar
DR. Gavin
Enue Laws
Winona Assembly
Verre Haute
George S. Dewey
the Hero
Manila Bay
A. Modest
S. Deeds
Baptist Society
Columbia Buggies and Carriages
N. B. Rowe
East Berry Street
D. Craig
Bupt
Mary Rochiette
Linden, New Jersey
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Syracuse
Columbia Street
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Tank of the Republic
Ac Renk
Fi i
DR. Wenger
Europe
Thoredars
N. R. Wenger
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