Small pox case leads Fort Wayne quarantine action
Fort Wayne Health Board imposes strict quarantine at the Axt home on East Lewis Street where Mrs Axt is ill with small pox. The council allocates 1000 dollars for vaccination, staffing, and containment as several exposed residents are quarantined and St Pauls Lutheran schools close. Axt children had chicken pox earlier. authorities fear possible spread and organize a house to house inspection and vaccination campaign.
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Fort Wayne
Board of Health
Council
Sentinel
AXT
Charles W. Axt
East Lewis Street
Dy. Miller
Scherer
Dr. Miller
Brooking
Miller
Aubrey
St. Paul’s Lutheran School
St. Paul’s
Allen County Medical Society
Hayes
Manning
City Hall
Ind
Common Council
Henry P. Scherer
Proegler
Ehrman
Dr. Kesler
City Board
Medical Fraternity
Drager
Buhr
French
Lennart
Hench
Porter
Poirson
DR. Lomas
J. H. Lomas
Drayer
Felts
The
City bands unite for grand concert in Masonic Temple
The City band Breineke's orchestra and the Eintracht Singing society plan a grand concert at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening November 28. Soloists will appear and the program promises to be among the best local entertainments.
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Breineke
Eintracht Singing Society
Masonic Temple
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
An old advert asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the solution. It claims most deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes or mucous membrane catarrh and offers $100 for any case not cured by the remedy. Includes a Toledo, Ohio address and dealer information.
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Hall
Siceuiere
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ball
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Two Filipinos Arrive in Philadelphia Express Tyranny Talk
Two natives Ceferino and Morris Canon arrived aboard the bark Calburga from Manila after a 147 day voyage. They denounce Aguinaldo calling him a tyrant and say Filipinos are misled seeking American aid while Manila remains quiet under American control. General Otis notes heavy rains hinder operations as Lawton moves troops from Angeles toward Magalang with 100 enemy casualties and 50 prisoners.
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Philadelphia
Calburga
Manila
Ceferino
Morris Canon
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Magalang Falls To American Troops In Philippine Campaign
Manila dispatch describes Magalang, between Angeles and Arayat, seized by General McArthur’s forces under Colonels Smith and Major O’Brien as part of a drive to control the southwest of Tarlac. About 1,000 insurgents resisted. seven Americans wounded. Wheeler’s brigade prepares at Angeles for a possible major engagement.
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Manila
Magalang
McArthur
Smith
O’brien
Angeles
Arayat
Tarlac
Barrios
San Francisco
Brush
Hamilton
Slavin
General Wheeler
Closing in on Aguinaldo as forces near 30,000
A Washington report says Generals Lawton McArthur and Wheaton lead more than 30,000 troops closing in on Aguinaldo's army. Otis set November 5 and 6 for starting the campaign along the line, with officials optimistic the rebellion will be crushed before month’s end and major victories announced soon.
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New York
the Herald
Washington
Lawton
McArthur
Wheaton
Aguinaldo
Otis
War Department
War department dispatch from Manila front
Washington reports via cable from Manila that Wheaton's expedition of 2,500 troops aboard dispatch transports Sheridan Aztec and two coasting steamers, escorted by three war vessels, departed for Lingayen Gulf. MacArthur's forces moved to Magalang clearing areas between Angeles and Arayat, engaging about 1,000 enemy troops at several points. O'Brien leads a battalion of Seventeenth Infantry with Fourth Cavalry in pursuit.
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O’brien
Smith
Hamilton
Angeles
Magalang
Lawton
San Isidro
Otis
Washington
War Department
Manila
Wheaton
Sheridan
Aztec
Lingayen Gulf
MacArthur
Arayat
Seventeenth
Swo
Hayward post office renamed Stroh in LaGrange County
Northern Indiana notes report a new post office at Hayward in LaGrange County renamed Stroh. The item also lists a string of local incidents including fatal explosions at Millers Station, a beating in Bippus, a murder confession, a stray cattle drive tale, a fatal bull attack near Cromwell, a pharmacy robbery thwarted, church fires, a murder assault case, church pastor arrangements, and a note on a 15 dollar Patterson suit preference trend.
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Lagrange County
Hayward
Stroh
Aetna
Millers Station
Lake County
Ed. Krieg
Huntington County
Bippus
Frank
John Stroebel
Joseph Studley
Elkhart
Michigan
Thomas Patton
Porter Lake
California
Isaac Paul
Huntington
John Smalley
Cromwell
Smalley
Graham Wilson & Co
Mishawaka
Evans Lewis
Lewis
M. E
Ebenezer
Peru
Mr. Baker
Rev. C. R. Medbury
Rev. Medbury
One Hundred and Fifty-seventh
Nickel Plate Road Philadelphia Exposition Round Trip Fare
The Nickel Plate Road offers a single fare for a round trip to Philadelphia on November 14 and 25 for the National Export Exposition. Tickets are valid only on the sale date and must return within ten days of issue, with daily Express Trains and sleeping car reservations available.
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Nickel Plate Road
Philadelphia
Wanted two ladies to represent us in every county
Two ladies are sought to represent the company with a guaranteed salary of 8 dollars per week to suitable applicants. Enclose a stamp for particulars to The French Toilet Co. Kalamasoo, Michigan. 3-d6t-w8-4t For sale The best paying retail ad misprint fragment remains.
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French Toilet Co
Kalamasoo
Mich
Divorced Woman Shoots Ex Husband and Wife in Street
Chicago report says Leona J. Lay, estranged wife of saloon keeper August Wischman, shot him and his wife Rose at Thirty-fourth Street and Cottage Grove Avenue. Wischman fatally wounded, Mrs. Wischman gravely injured but expected to recover. Lay captured by police, motives cited jealousy.
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Chicago
Wischman
Rose
Leona J. Lay
Thirty-fourth Street
Cottage Grove Avenue
Burglars Loot Small Town Stores In Two Counties
Stole only pennies from Grand Street general store of Andrew Kalbacher Monday night. Between $3 and $4 in pennies taken from the money drawer. cigars produce and groceries left undisturbed. Entry gained by window pry in alley east side. Detective ColingInvestigating. Barbee club fishing house in Kosciusko county owned by Anderson and Indianapolis residents looted by thieves.
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Grand Street
Andrew Kalbacher
Coling
Barbee Club
Kosciusko County
Anderson
Indianapolis
Sugar Price List Notice in Local Ad
A local advertisement lists price cuts on sugar fine granulated 5c per pound Coffee A 414c extra C 4c per pound cut loaf and powdered 544c per pound and a variety of groceries including coffees teas tobaccos cigars and oils with unit prices and container sizes for Family Whitefish and Pickerel Fish, machine oils and stoneware jars and jugs.
Our Big Meat Market Opens Expanded Fresh Meats Line
The Greatest Grocery's Fresh Meat Market has been enlarged and is doing brisk business with a wide array of meats including beef veal lamb pork roasts tender steaks and various pork products such as shoulders chops spare ribs sausage blood pudding liver pudding and bacon.
Choice Butter Fresh Eggs and Poultry Wanted
Local advertisement promises savings on grocery items with emphasis on butter eggs and poultry. Appears as a bargain-driven sales pitch urging customers to shop for every article in the grocery line to save money.
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ST. Paul Lutheran Schools
Health Board
DR. Drayer
L. P. Drayer
Hosey
Schuhler
Keeler
Bauer
Qouneinas
Mench
Ated
C. B. Stemen
Phil
Adelphia
Northern
Indiana
Paderewski
Packard
Packard Musec House
Fort Wayne, Ind
West Columbia and
Harrison Sts
Bash Block
Robert Spice
Main Street
Www
W. Munger
Columbia Street
Wayne ST
D&w
Hazard
Calhoun &T
DR. Bulson
West Wayne
Ziegler & Co
Monon
Eee Warn
Noah Leage
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