Factory Sale In Fort Wayne Announces Major Expansion
Fort Wayne traders announce the sale of the Fair Woyse Spuke plant along the Wabash tracks to C. G. Berieder and Herbert Kemp for a sum reportedly between 80000 and 850,000. New owners plan immediate enlargement. Spouhauer remains involved and will retire from active business after a transition period.
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Fort Wayne
C. G. Berieder
Hoerberr Kemp
Fair Woyse Spuke Company
Wabash
Wabash Avenue
Ins
Syfei
Fung
Fort Wayne Dushussefveles
Anguivd
Ify
Strider Lan
White National Bank
IM Keay
Fox, Mossman, Yarnello & Co
Faet Wayor Booke Company
Kemp
Ireentt AiNtage
Nww
Hans
Wineh & Bons
Aerie Wheel Company
Standard Wheel Company
Ss Bpouhauer
Bpouhauer
Thief Capture and Forgery Trail in City
Cooper reports catching a thief in Bruitlon as M. M. Justus from Justine & Roberty pursues the forgery duo. Two strangers entered a store, bought a small item, paid with a forged check of 56 dollars, and fled as Justus pursued. The suspect was captured and jailed after a chase. Diphtheria cases rise at 118 East Wayne, 90 Infayette, and 232 addresses.
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Justus
Me. Tushis
East Wayne Street
Infayette Street
Widow Zerelan James dies in Kansas City at 1891 bandit era’s end
Zerelan James widow of Jesse Tames dies in Kansas City at age about 104 after a long illness. Born near Kansas City she married James in 1873, had a son Jesse Jr., and was with him when he was killed by Bob Ford near St. Joseph in 1891.
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Kansas City
Zerelan James
Tesse Tames
Tianes
Kinses City
James
Keamey
Cone
Jesse, Jr
Bob Ford
St. Joseph
Immigrants Land Land-Contract Labor Case In Philadelphia
Twenty one immigrants arrived by steamer and were admitted after inquiry into land contract labor violation. The group, from Beiston near Nottingham England, included six men two women and seventeen children. They accuse John Alexander Dowle of paying their passage to work in a Philadelphia factory. A planned bleaching plant and a soap factory are involved with agents tracking the group from England.
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Piadelphia
Tris Country
United States Immigration
Beaston
Natetingham
Eng
John Alexander Dowle
Chicaiu
Estab & Ace Products
Dace Ant Save Curtain
Auerkea
Vetem
England
USA
Gift Honors County Trustee for Long-Serving Service
A handsome gift was presented Saturday afternoon by Trustee Sehmerzey to B J Youn, longtime county superintendent of schools, in recognition of fifteen years of service. The elaborate presentation thanked him for his work with the school trustees and his partnership with the townspeople.
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B.J. Youn
Selmada
Sehmerzey
Mr. Young
Pitt
Market Notes from Chicago and New York on Nov 4
Wheat futures drifted lower with brief recoveries amid liquidation by shorts and steady demand from buyers. Cattle and hog markets showed slow to steady activity while grain receipts and delivery figures varied across Chicago Minneapolis and New York reports. Officials noted heavy hog slaughter and weaker meat prices weighing on quotes later in the session.
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Chicago
Vike
TGC
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ork
Vsananry
Tomsry
Local Notes and Socials From Grand Rapids Visitors
A family visit from Grand Rapids to Nelson Leonard’s kin is noted with greetings from Mrs. Bart Biwnson and others. Birth announced for a son to BE and Mrs. Fred Heuschen. Mary and Nellie Hudisill edit at Mies. B Pfeiffer to Wednesday. Blue canvassing the vicinity. Sunday school closes for the winter and resumes in spring. A birthday surprise for Miss Rosa Young. many school friends attend. Several visits cited among local families and residents with occasional social events and movements to a new home.
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Bart Biwnson
Grand Rapids
Mick
Nelson Leonard
Fred Heuschen
Mary
Nellie Hudisill
Mies
B. Pfeiffer
Blue
Inez
Deventer
Si Wiss Amy Clemens
Jessie Durnell
Luke EB. Durnell
Clarencr Vanana
Mers
Ola Herschen
Lizaie Huchalll
Gusta Young
Aux Tenschen
Meslie Hemler
Mary Rudistil
Mealie Henzehen
Maury Uemes
Nel- Me Rudist
Rose Youngs
Cracey Yonng
Mesare
Fred Duecker
Henry Meguien
Fred Frank
Christ Youam Jacob Rudistil
Mouw
Mr. Daugherty
Fred Blake
H Ms Township
Folin Tuccls
McKinley cabinet meets to plan annual war tax reductions
At a Washington cabinet meeting President McKinley urged all members to remain in office for four more years. The group discussed the forthcoming congressional message and forecasted a small reduction in war revenue taxes, lowering total revenue by about fifteen thousand dollars. The Chinese question was touched on only generally as advisors prepared their reports.
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Washingto
Presiddent
McKinley
Lin
Congress
Chixiders
Lhd Wlearajsunatenna
Vennendayre
Port Wayne Circuit Sunday School and Worship Schedule
The Mecanystar lists the Port Wayne circuit details for Sunday activities. Taylor leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m with preaching services following, and a 6 p m evening sermon at the Mt St John Church. Oak Grove, Grove and Sammel S Hall are noted with pastor in charge and additional Sunday school at 2 p m.
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Taylor
Sionnis St. Jor
Sammel S. Hall
Officer Laughlin Resigns Amid Turbulent Changes
The report notes Tobie Ganslin Instavening handing a document to Superintendent Gorallue as Laughlin resigns from Mur paiing fren. It references Ryan territory surveillance and the appointment of a deputy sheriff with duties starting Saturday.
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Tobie Ganslin
Ryan
Yan Haw
Toni Ryan
Satas
Ibs West
Taughlin
Surcessay
Preparations for the Distetel Turne1 ars Convention
City hosts preparations as war and committees selected to advance work. Victor Kalteyer chairs the general committee with Gustave Ketcham as secretary and Dan Clemants as auuspier. End committee chairs include Koch, Hoppe, Gauet, Clemens, Malteyer, Bauss, Tunghaus, Glemens, Daniel, Wubers, Reuss, Kruckmeyer, Putt, Howett.
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Victor Kalteyer
Gustave Ketcham
Dan Clemats
Auuspier
Aince
John Koch
Herman Hoppe
Karl Gauet
Daniel Clemens
Victor Malteyer
Conrad Bauss
Eedward Tunghaus
Ja1 Glemens
Musiciarn
Fort Wayne Markets Corrected Weekly by Buck and Cor
Fort Wayne Indiana November 14 prices for flour at 4.00 per sack wheat and corn quotes. oats 22 cents. rye 50 cents. meal 1.40. flax seed 1.28. hides green 8 cents salted 10 cents. calf hides green 5 cents salted 10 cents. potatoes 35 to 40 cents. beeswax 25 to 28 cents. feathers live geese 40 cents.
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Buck & Cor
Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Local notices mix mis-spellings and names in city brief
Frank Rodabaugh plans to open an optician's office in Galumbin City and locate in Whitley county capital. Mrs Lavier and infant from Statesbere Ga visit Dr and Mrs McCurdy. Ladies Aid society to host supper next evening to raise funds for a piano at Laleside school.
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Frank Rodabaugh
Galumbin City
Whitley County
A. Lavier
Statesbere
McCurdy Mira
Lavier
Meeting of Ute Soldiers Sons and Guiveus Reprbtenn Officers
The group held a meeting on Monday evening to elect officers for the coming year. Fred J. Hamilton was reselected as president with listed officers including Tranes Liggett vice president and J. P. Young as financial secretary. A club smoker is planned for the next meeting in about two weeks. Editor W. W. Barry reports on Mammoth Cave exploration.
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Aniti
Hopkins
Corre Spanding
TB. Siaupi Financial
J. i Young
Keagurer
Bey
T. A. Balley Wisdian
Womont Beher
Tames Liggett
TC. Jackson
A.W. Fierce
J. PT. Young
George Brower
G. W. Stites
A. Pattae
James M W Kant's Market Prices and Goods List
The notice lists prices for goods and items at James M W Kant's, including toys, motion items, and related merchandise. It mentions various price figures, stock categories, and general availability for men women and children, with references to jewelry and steely goods. The legible portion highlights a focus on low prices and a diverse assortment.
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Gale Sone
Priges
James MW
Kant
Burglar Strikes Chicago Home. Porter Woman Wounded
The Sentinel reports a home burglar at 190 Bake Shore Drive injuring Mrs Potter with a gash to the head as a second attempted invasion earlier yielded diamonds and jewelry four years ago. Police commissioner Kopley orders immediate arrests as a wave of burglaries continues citywide.
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Howe
Owein
W. Mutler
Shore Drive
Potter
Porter
Aviar
Khpley
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Pont Wayne Spoke Company
G. @ GLRIEVER
Herbert Xmemy
Sponhauer
Main Street
Suttandeld Staat
Jesse Tames Dier
America
J. Alex
Dowiels Rin Factory
Dee
Ats
Betti
Ying
Cash M. We
Texas
Texas Byger Sloe
Hoggs
Caugh
Racha
Ball of Wales
New York
tutler—Retelpts
Merket Aras Reamery
Tune Creamery
Cere
Ietery
TSE Lye
Gatt Pere
Wits
Marsel Fom
Western
Sagulir Gucking
Auark
Lous Oif
Vidy Hay Manhet
White Fruit
House
Maple Grove
Meinley Desires Services
Port Wayne Circuit
Ofimcer Laughlin
John Howett
Tiintington
East Wayie
Oroken
W. W W. Barry
Lexington, Tenn
Mammoth Cave
Boston
Bagon
Wales
Tadiva
Children's Union
Ginytann
Heston
WM. Hahn & Company
Boston Stofpe
Boel
Lena Aviten
Mimit
Dreler Bron
James M
Eane
Moest
The
Sentinel
Reuben S. Patterson
Mie
Port Wayne
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