Felts to resign after eight years at Allen County asylum
Rumors have circulated that H W Felts will resign soon as superintendent of the Allen County asylum. He told The Sentinel he plans to retire within months, likely in March, with the aim to conclude his term in September. Commissioners may seek a successor, while several names have been mentioned as possible appointees. Felts has indicated no definite plans, though political friends may urge him to run for county office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Felts
Allen County
Snd
Felts Alout
Ty 3
Oman
Witlstraw
Iie
Fendantis
Felis
Goodfellow
Dee
Fiona
Moody Tiss
Ferean
Felte
Fells
Vo Anapdidice
Liv Ah Tee
Penly
Deengoers
Court notes reveal guardianship filings and appeals in probate cases
Darius M. Prete filed final report as guardian of Charles M. Preble and current report as guardian of John W. Parble. The savery of peace proceedings by James T. Siahl ae Gee at Angevines appeals from Justice Bullerman to Judge Aiken. Dismissal of the suit of John Wells and Mary Wells. Benedict sues Tacoh edict cor divarge. Bren & MMoy and Willig ER Pfeiffer involved in noted actions. Ebert and Martin Shram seek $150 on note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darius M. Prete
Charles M. Preble
John W. Parble
James TH. Siahl
Justice Bullerman
Jundee
Aiken
John Wells
Mary Wells
Mary Aves
Benedict
Tacoh
Cor Divarge
Bren & Mmoy“Ve
Willig
ER Pfeiffer
Benovi
Ebert
Martin Shram
Store Bonds Filed In Township Offices
Township officers have filed bonds as new officials prepare to assume duties. Assessor LD N Henrick of Springheld township posts 8000 dollars with Grove Zeimmer and Samuel Mills as sureties. Pleasant township trustee William McComb posts 15000 dollars with multiple listed sureties. Springfield and Cedar areas also list trustees and bonds with named sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Bueter
Jacob Adams
Adams
Chiristiam Blett
William Adams
Charles Fichburn
Cedar Creek Township
Louis TheCartney
Franklin PB. Disler
N. Henrick
Springheld Township
Grove Zeimmer
Samuel Mills
William McComb
Pleasant Township
Bord
Charles E. Noble
William Wilkie
Touis Harkhoff
Samuel Woods
Willian Nohinson
Boulton
Springfield
George Twenury
John
Klopfeustine
Cedar
Wayne Township Trustees Install New Officials Deputies Named
Louis Schirmeyer takes office as trustee with Barney Kramer and L J Geiss named deputies and slated to move offices soon. The routine duties begin Friday morning as the new deputies assume roles. Kramer expected to perform competently and the administration anticipated to be broadly acceptable in Wayne township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Schimaeyer
Wayne Township
WB. Schmetzer
Ff Oelock
Sehir- Meyersoe
Louis 2
Geissard Barney Hromer
G Heid
Eo Tulate
Transfer and Council Meeting Mark Sheriff’s Start
A new sheriff begins his term as funds are transferred and the county council holds a meeting to formalize the transition. Officials noted the approval of the award and the acceptance of plans tied to the change in leadership.
County awards court house decorating contract to W G Andrews
County commissioners met Saturday afternoon to award the decorating contract for the new court house. W G Andrews of Clinton received the bid amid bidders from Almini Crossman Sturdio J S Millett Huber Baumpgartner and Associated Artists. Andrews plans to begin work soon with Charles Holloway as lead painter and Carl Guther to handle allegorical work for the court rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howse
Toon
Almini Company
Crossman & Sturdio
J. S. Millett, Huber & Co
Baumpgartner
Fir Bard
W. G. Andrews
Clinton
Avehiker
Andrews
Sentinel
Charles Holloway
Mr. Andrews
Ch Mo
Music Hall
Mr. Holloway
United States
Milwaukee
Carl Guther
Conri
Yaoi
Congressional
Doe O
Breiman
Paris
Compissioners
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Rouseau Jackson Wedding Ties Families Across Counties
Mr and Mrs Witeen WW Rouseau and Mise One Jackson wed at Rev Harris’s West Creighton church. Relatives from BM Rovers and other prominent farms attended as guests. After a congratulatory reception the couple traveled by Waba River to Missouri for their guests then plan to live west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witeen
Rouseau
Jackson
Mara
Aa. Harris
West Creighton Pyeque Corel
Preon
Mel Mies Daeheo
Rey
Tarvis
Para
Rowseainds
BM. Rovers
Gm Elven
Howsenu
Missouri
Local Guardians and Suit Notices Involve Mack and Smith Cases
Herman Witte Rufus Snyder and Frank Cavalier regarding travel plans for a Chicago trip. Mary A. Mack qualifies as guardian of Genevieve L Bernard and Salmon R Mack minor heirs. Joseph P Kaviger files final guardian report for Joseph P Kaviger Jr. Susan C Grace sues Henry J F Smeader et al for settlement of property interests. Eliza Smith sues Philip B Smith for support. Branyan Beighter attorneys. J EB Graham and the Emricks attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Mack
Genevieve L
Bernard
Salmon R. Mack
George Mack
Joseph PB. Kaviger
Joseph P. Karliger, Jr
Susan C. Grace
Henry JF. Smeader
Branyan & Beighter
Eliza Smith
Philip B. Smith
J. EB. Graham
the Emricks
Smallpox Fear Grips Payne as Cases Rise
Three suspicious cases prompt Dr Carl Proegler to inspect Payne Oliv Ohio. Allen county health chief appeals for expert diagnosis to confirm if the illness is smallpox. A Payne physician was summoned to assess skin lesions and determine the disease type amid concerns it may be spreading in eastern parts of the county.
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Payne
Oliv
Iseage
Carl Proegler
Allen County Board of Health
Proeple
Ohio
Fenner
Wayne Cri
di Preegter
Six Frighiful Failures and a Cure Mentioned
Six doctors failed to save Wr. H. Bull en of Tockland. A man named Duthy tried Dr. King’s New Discovery and recovered from a fatal throat chest lung trouble. The ad claims it cures coughs colds grip pneumonia asthma hay fever croup and whooping cough with trial bottles free at Drejer Bros’ drug store. Robert Spier is installing heating equipment in a vacant hotel at South Whitley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. H. Bullen
Tockland
Duthy
Dr. King
Drejer Bros
Olds Wins City Contract for New Building
The city accepts G L Olds to construct a new building project. A formal contract for the bid amount will be prepared and agreed within a few days. Unclear if work begins before May or is completed by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Olds
Ahis
Electric Bitters touted as malaria cure by W A Wall
In a local endorsement, W A Wall of Webb praises Electric Bitters as a miracle cure for malaria and chills. He claims his children suffered fever and chills for years before two doses of the remedy cured them. The product is sold by Dreier Bros. Drugists for 50 cents with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Livingstone
W. A. Wall
Webb
Dreier Bros
Dingeists
Local physician buys prime Wayne and College residence
Dr N. R. Wenger purchased a handsome brick house at the Wayne and College street corner and will soon occupy it. The lease is among the largest and finest in the city, with a price tag of $12,000. A. J. Kessler, Convoy Ohio, merchant, was in the city purchasing goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Wenger
Wayne and
College Streets
A. J. Kessler
Ohio
Priday
Made Young Again Pills Promoted For Liver and Bowel Health
D H Turner of Dempsey town Pa reports a dramatic personal benefit after using Dr King s New Life Pills for two weeks claiming renewed energy and vitality They are advertised as a gentle vegetable laxative that never causes griping and cost 25 cents at Dreier Bros Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
D. H. Turner
Dempseytown
Dreier Bros.’ Drug Store
Christmas Bargains at Whirt House Ad in This Issue
Attention directed to a large advertisement for the Whirt House featuring an extensive array of Christmas bargains at the lowest prices. The ad promotes wide selections and encouraging shoppers to visit for holiday savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themnel
Notice to Hunters Prohibits Fishing and Shooting
Notice dated November 10 1000 from Allen County listing names of local landowners and officials and declaring that no shooting or hunting is permitted on several premises in Bel River townships and surrounding areas.
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Igned
Nip
County of Allen
Inva
K. Waterson
Albert L. Watt
William Sible
J. Teffeliinger
D.C. Brown
Levi Dice
W. H W. Barnhart
Charles O'Brien
R. W. Seariett
C. Smethers
Geo. W. Himes
Levi Chase
Whi. H. Robinson
Gen. Bear
Toseph Richards
C. J. Piquigno
John Miracle
Wesley Johnson
P. Johnson
Israel Hellopeter
Charles McCulloch
Me ' Bel River
Pauls Confidence in Titus Sunday Lesson
Sunday School lesson from the Chicago Record on November 25 1900 discusses Pauls confidence in Titus as a trusted missionary to Crete. It outlines Titus role in appointing teachers of moral character and proper conduct, praising steadfastness and discipline among early Christian leaders.
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John Lindsay Witerow
D. D
Park Street Church
Boston
Nicago
Tesesa
Titus
Paul
Poul i
Pitus
Tie
Pentile
Pauli
Ephesus
Corinth
Crete
Garyeli Sais
Sittin
Williams College
Tytimaey
Vention
Dowbness
Paris
Cret
Cretn
Europe
Cres Ives
Zeus
Lins
Credile
Vitos
Ehlers
Do You Feel Like This Pon Picture for Women
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a provocative or sensational topic about women presented in a questionable form. It mentions nervousness, a scene involving a person named Daven, and references to sexualized imagery, with scattered phrases and unclear context.
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County Asylum
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Schirmeyer
Barney Kramer and
L. J. Geiss
Court House
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NEW County Council
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Che Qmeniiers
William F. Franke
Madison Township
George W. Breckenrides
Wiliam Torick
Willias T. Ringwall
Edward Ely
Cheri Dalian
William Smithlor
Brickenvidage
Charles Dal
Jason
Myatt Co
J. Belor
Shevil Melehings
B. F. Biel
Robt Young
Aaron Reichelderfer
Tubian Huegenard
Jelto
Fred
Daseles
John B. Ryan
Shivil
Herman Witte
Rufus Snyder
Frank Cavalier
Snyder
Chicago
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Messrs
Robert Spier
Javpe
South Whitley
Olds
U.S
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J. W. Williams
Calhoun
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Enoch
Ald
Christ
Phesus
Ana Anis
Bonmin
Doeanet
Lynn
Oitine
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Ron Satis
Harrison Bt
ATS. Toms Wert
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