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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1890

Page

3

Darwins Légacy and a Busy Fall in Fort Wayne

Long Fort Wayne column notes thoroughbred training under Henry Myer for Darwin Root, Miss Zoe Hays visiting Miss Maud Graham then returning to Kalamazoo. Locals report Lakeside lots transfers, court action to foreclose a $7000 mortgage, and many social moves including weddings

Darwin Root Henry Myer Zoe Hays Maud Graham Kalamazoo Mich Lakeside Harrison Flint E. R. Stringer

Sermon Highlights Eight Duties of Christian Service

Rev Eldridge at Wayne Street M E church preached on Peters restoration after denial and Christ command to feed my lambs. He urged daily Christian duty through small deeds, eight pointed services, cheerful, selfless, continued, patient, helpful, prompt, reliable, and legal service, and urged soul winning through life and words. He praised Eldridges oratory and growing audience.

Eldridge Wayne Street M. FE Jesus Peter Christ Sea of Tiberias

Tragic Turntable Accident Claims Bloomingdale Boy

Willie Koenig eleven son of Mr and Mrs John N Koenig of 89 Fourth Street Bloomingdale died after a turntable accident at the Lake Shore turn-table. He slipped and suffered a severed leg wound and fractured femur, dying at St Joe hospital about two hours later. The boy had sold the Enquirer and Fort Wayne papers and was well known on the streets. Funeral is set for Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock.

George Alter Phillip Graf Lafayette Street Boggs Millersburg Ohio J. M. Boggs Third Presbyterian Church G. L. Greenawait New Haven Bruci Frank Sinram John Lancaster South Wayne Albert Robison Philadelphia Sarah Tawney Fayette County Rozzam Fort Wayne E. T. Stringer Hell County Nebraska Fred Fort Wayne Road Stringer West DeWald Street George D. Adams Register Letter Department Post Office Minnesota Dakota Canada Grand Forks Winnipeg Barnesville Minn Fred Rogers Pittsburg Lacrosse Wis Viberg Ollie Smith Harry Gardner Charlotte Haas Cincinnati Pennsylvania Company Grand Rapids Indiana Sherman Lavanway United States Express Company West Lavanway Housekeeping East Columbia Street Caledonians Hallowe’en Scot J. B. White John Anderson My Joe Bonnie of Orsigie Rev. Boggs Mr. Cousar Miss Anna Sinclair The Blue Bells of Scotland Rev. Ainslie Mr. Burgess Mr. Brown Bonnie Banks of Lochlemand Mrs. Brown Prince Charlie Mr. Goosar Julia Franke O. Franke Henry Bruch Warsaw Times J. W. Wysong West Superior Street A. J. Bottenberg Auburn Monmouth Ind John Carson Viola Edna Grier Deostar Studabsker Willie Koenig John N. Koenig Fourth Street Bloomingdale Koenig Lake Shore Willie St. Joe Hospital W. H Meyers Little Willis Cincinnati Enquirer Foster Furniture Company Minnie Annie

Erroneous Report about Fort Wayne Boy Published

Timothy Kelly received a telegraphic summons to Toledo causing a rumor that his son Richard had been killed. Richard had already gone to Toledo and was safe. The hoax origin remains unknown.

Fort Wayne Timothy Kelly Pennsylvania Company Toledo Mr. Kelly Richard

Land tract bought. plans for Ewing's Grove subdivision

New York city buyer T. B. Shosff acquired Ewing's grove from Stephen Taker. City Engineer O. B. Wiley begins surveys to split the land into 30 foot lots selling around $1,000 each. Agent Lumbard to handle sales. Sheaff paid $32,500. Euphonion musical journal planned with Harry Achenbach as publisher if issued.

T. B. Shosff New York City Stephen Fairfield Avenue Brackenridge Baker Streets Ewing’s Grove O. B. Wiley Lumbard Sheaff The Euphonion Harry Achenbach Flrst Regiment

Subpoenas Issued for City Residents in Federal Case

Grand jury in Indianapolis to hear testimony in the Henry Nye counterfeiting case. Named defendants include Tom Wilkin son and Harry Gibford among others. Also noted are verdicts in local civil actions, foreclosure, divorce grants, and various court proceedings across circuit and superior courts.

Oort United States Grand Jury Indianapolis Henry Nye Tom Wilkinson Harry Gibford Bertha Hursh Henry Link Joseph Aman Chas Nathan George J. Kierspe Patrick O'Ryan C. Glass Mr. Alexander Samuel Keriger Josep Embry K. J. Bauer Joseph A. Bauer Ervilla Brown William Cuiomius Alfred Marquit William Shoup Springfield Township Onapin Amelia Cameron Charles D. Cameron Olivette Denver Col Waldo Hills Fred C. Boltz Wilkinson Frances M John Street Eliza J. Bulger Martin L. Bulger Hass Ollie Smith Tom Electa Horen Michael Horen W. and E. Leonard Chapin Margaret Leifela Frank Garver Fred Fahlsing Trustees The Fort Wayne College

George D. Crane Appointed Private Accountant to EB G Olds

George D. Crane is named the expert accountant tasked as private accountant to EB G Olds. The appointment formalizes Crane’s role handling duties for Olds in financial matters and audits.

EB. G. Olds George D. Crane Williams Estate Jesse L. Williams Henry G. Olds American Wheel Company Fort Wayne Electric Company Crane Williams

Master Guy Smitt Gets the Pony in the Pumpkin Contest

Local pageant highlights Guy Smitt winning a pony prize at the annual pumpkin contest. The event drew families to the fairgrounds where Smitt’s achievement was celebrated by organizers and spectators.

Guy Smitt

Trained Horse Attacks Circus Manager Before Imperial Audience

During a circus show in Sr. Pusterssune the trained horse attacked manager M. Gingizellie in front of the Czar and royal party. The manager was knocked down bitten and trampled as the audience stampeded and the performance ended abruptly.

Sr. Pusterssune M. Gingizellie

William Hedenbeck Wrist Injury in Local Shops

William Redenbeck a Wabash shop boiler maker hurt his right wrist, off duty at 63 Madison street. M Morrison Pittsburg shop blacksmith mashed index finger, off duty. Chauncey Asher ten, resident five miles south of Arcola, fell from a wagon, fractured thigh near hip. Dr George C Stemen summoned.

William Redenbeck Wabash Mr. Redenbeck Madison Street M. H. Morrison Pittsburg Chauncey John Asher Arcola George C. Stemen

Ninety-Three Year-Old Rev Virgil Injured In Fall

Rev A Virgil father of the late Dr Thomas Virgil suffered a fractured leg in a fall last Saturday. He was brought home, the fracture reduced, and he lies in frail health at age ninety three with attentive bedside care at Mr McMullen’s residence in the Seventh ward.

Patrick Ryan Will Pyke Southport North Carolina Pyke Chas. J. Bulger H. Peltier The Rifles Peltier Antwerp Ohio J. W. McClusky William Nichols Fort Wayne Sarah Lanning Antwep Fred Schoppman Hoagland Allen County Baltes Remy Fred Ropa Cincinnati Wall Street Germany Berlin Rev A. Virgil T. S. Virgil Mia Virgil Monroe Charles Streets Thomas McMullen

City Weighmaster Reports Apple and Grain Totals

Patrick Rayn, city weighmaster, presents September and October receipts and weights. Last year weighed 7,000 bushels of apples. this year few weighed. This October he weighed 3,000 bushels less oats and 6,000 bushels less corn than last year.

Patrick Rayn Ryan

Brilliant Nuptials at the Electric Club Hall

Sunday evening the Electric club hall hosted the marriage of Miss Jennie Weil to Benjamin Goldberg of Milwaukee with Rabbi Guttmacher officiating. Attendants included Misses Moses and Duesher. groomsmen from Milwaukee and Chippewa Falls. ushers E. J. Butler and Isadore Pottlitzer. Reineke's orchestra provided music and a feast was served. The couple will reside in Milwaukee. 72 congratulatory telegrams were received from numerous guests and relatives across several states.

Electric Club Hall Jennie Jacob Weil West Wayne Street Benjamin Goldberg Milwaukee Rabbi Guttmacher Acduth Yeshalom Temple Jennie Moses Cleveland Pauline Duesher Chicago Benjamin Painter A. Goldberg Chippewa Falls Wis E. J. Butler Isadore Pottlitzer Unterer Seidel Reineke Fort Wayne Jacob Hammil Syracuse N. Y Phillip Hammil Kakanna Louis Goldberg Leopold Goldberg B. Painter Henry Goldberg E. Butler Wankinshaw Lowenstein Brooklyn Hattie Rothschild Terre Haute Pauline Dueechner Ligonier

Halloween Night Ravages and Patrols Across Town

The night saw widespread vandalism with gates unhinged windows smashed and doors broken. Police aided property owners sorting gate exchanges on West Wayne street and a Bloomingdale crackdown on front doors. A 16 year old girl in male attire was chased by officers and captured.

Hallowe'en West Wayne Street Bloomingdale

Patrick McCann Dies of Typhoid at 24

Patrick McCann died at his home 65 Grand Street at 9 Friday morning after a brief typhoid illness. He was 24, son of contractor John McCann and brother of Maggie McCann of F J Gruber's cigar factory. He worked for his father and was active in the young men's sodality. Funeral held at 1 pm Sunday from the Cathedral.

Patrick McCann John McCann Maggie McCann F. J. Gruber Mr. McCann

Also Mentioned on This Page

White Atore Peerereee Pedegeres John Wiegand Caroline Bruci Lizzie Rekera Mrs. G. Rekera Washington Street Professor Zucker Thomas Comparet Ruhl Sheldon Allan Dougall Washington Herman St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum Trepers William Scheiman Butler Street James Kinsman Clem Rekers Justice France Wiliam Seibert Henry Hermerle Rose Line Dawson Street Gustav Greensfelder Ewing Street Logansport Samuel Anderson Lake Township Easley Westminster Seminary Z. McLain Feeble Minded Institute Clark Fairbank Penn Insurance Company Kendallville Clemence Nicolas Herman Thomas Street Georges W. Loutit Judge Lowry Sam Miller Erie Street Henry Breen Miss Oechtering Father Oechtering St. Mary’s Church Mishawaki Schindler David Prim Mary K. Boyd Elmer Sanders Loa A. Nulbarn Vincent P. Matthews Lucinda Summers Nellie George Bradley Lasalle Street R. M. Hays Presbyterian Church At Waterloo R. T. McDonald Mr. Shoaff Joseph Schwerzgen Journal Grand Rapids and Indians Carl P. Swain Emil Carl Meyerhofer John Meyerhofer Ida May Carpenter City Hospital G. W. Brackenridge Mason Long Michigan Wisconsin Ilinois Iowa George Felts Allen County Institute Dr. Jordan State University At Bloomington Craig Purdue Lottie Jones Illinois State Normal W. H. Myers D. B. Robson Brainerd Rorison Fort Wayne Electric Works Ypsilanti Rorison Salvation Oil Dr. Bull Martin App J. W. Fowler Barr Street Ropa John Seaton Congregational A. A. Gocke Grant Avenue Charles F. Wiegand Natural Gas C. A. O. McClellan O. W. Howey Columbus Peter Ruffing Medicine Lodge Kan City Mabel Hawks Goshen B. Hartman and Will Myers Olars Zollars Bertha Hawks James Armstrong Adams & Armstrong Sons of Veterans Taylor University Fred Brier Bride Dayton East Washington Street Miss Shultz Hanna Street Jennie Weil Joseph A. Klopfenstein Katie Yagey J. W. Bond Calhoun Street A. Mergentheim August J. Detzer Aveline Adam Fidler Wabash Road Gaar Creek Rudolph Boerger Adam Thuiller Anton Alt Patrick Gorman Joe Dittmer Charles Lumm Alfred Howell Frederick O. Hoemeisen John H.koelinger Convention of Knights of St. John John Moffit Costa Lee Benjamin Paul Richter J. M. Kane William Brooks McKeesport Skelly Kane I. M. Townsend Carter Townsend Rochester J. W. Younge Evansville Liebenguth Detroit Weekly Sentinel Kelly Ewing Menno 8 Flowers W. G. Colerick Amile Vernet Chay, Vernet Louis Roussey Henry Schnelker John W. Harrington Asa O. Brown August Voirol Baltzer Federspiel Barney Tibbetts H. FF. Schnelker Et al Fred Rodemeier Charles Ternet Amile Ternet Louis J. Gladieux Hypolite Conlardot Frank A. Roussey Charles W. Bolyard Louis Voirol Joseph Conlardot Louis Reulle Tun San Sam, Pete & Max Pyle Ames Pyle New York Guy Smith Clarence G. Smith Newspaper Union West Washington Street Heller’s Corners Heller's Corners Phillip Hathaway Tom McCullough Churubusco McCullough Edward Carter Columbia City Hammond Baker Churubasco Hellopeter Whitley County Baker Czar William Hedenbeck Yans Record Henry Schuckmen Mary Sennigin Maggie Chapman Clements Herman Robert G. Nierman Andrew Case Henry O. Benning Anna H. Rekers Nellie Bradley Minnie Anderson Patrick S. McCann Gen. Hurst Ohio Food Commissioner Chas. Hegerfeld Charles Hegerfeld Wm. Moellering Montgomery Street Mr. Hegerfield Dreamland Morpheus Hegerfeld Goldberg Patrick M’cann Disaghard Thomas Fahler Lebanon Catharine Fahler Et al Wells County Mr. Fahler Andrew Finegan Sing Sing PHA Pixley & CO the Manufacturing Clothiers E. Berry Street George Dewald & Cb Hound Compan LO. Hull Plastico Gett Yam Pete & Max
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