Guardian to Sell Real Estate in Allen County Indiana
Jacob Keller guardian of Elizabeth Putt insane will sell by private sale under a circuit court order dated November 8 1901 all her right to the east half of the northeast quarter and the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 34 township 30 north range 15 east Allen County Indiana. Bids received at 34 East Berry Street Fort Wayne Indiana up to December 7 1901 at 2 pm when sale occurs to highest bidder. Property appraised at 3600 dollars and bids below that not considered. Sale terms: one fourth cash one fourth in one year one fourth in two years balance in three years secured by first mortgage at 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Elizabeth Putt
Circuit Court
Allen County
Indiana
Elizabeth Butt
George F. Felts
Berry Street
Fort Wayne
Local birth notices and regional society items
Local notes report several births including daughters to the Swift Swint Lakeside family, the Zeller Swinney avenue, the Lepper Houston avenue, the Payne 28 Thompson avenue, and a Jensen Indianapolis couple. Other items note D. C. Stout visiting the sheriff’s office, diphtheria and scarlet fever cases on Broadway and Wall Street, Miss Louise Staples recovering from typhoid fever at Hope hospital, and patent advances by J. Kiss. Also mentioned are Miss Anna Whelan sewing in New Haven, log shipments to Huffman Bros. Fort Wayne, a planned wedding for Louise Ranke and Louis K Seabold, and Fort Wayne hunters returning with quails in Columbia City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Swift
Lakeside
Roy Zeller
Swinney Avenue
Henry Lepper
Houstis Avenue
Alfred Dull
Churubusco
J. W. Payne
Thompson Avenue
D. C. Stout
Sheriff Stout
Sheriff’s Office
Henry W. Jensen
Indianapolis
Jensen
Iva Marwell
Wall Street
Broadway
Louise Staples
T. L. Staples
Hope Hospital
New Haven
Anna Whelan
Fort Wayne
B. Dowling
Angola Herald
Lake Shore
Huffman Bros
Louise Ranke
Sophie Ranke
Louis K. Seabold
West
Washington Street
Columbia City Post
Back in the Harness James Mitchell Launches Monthly Monitor
Fort Wayne sees the Monthly Monitor debut with James Mitchell as editor and publisher. The new publication will be issued monthly for gratuitous distribution. Mitchell previously ran the Dispatch and returned to the city recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monthly Monitor
James Mitchell
Fort Wayne
Mitchell
The
Dispatch
Trustee to furnish teacher for new Allen County Orphans’ home school
Trustee Schirmeyer of Wayne township will supply a teacher for a forthcoming school for the Allen County Orphans' home children. The new institution aims to isolate contagious disease issues without disrupting the entire district's scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schirmeyer
Wayne Township
Allen County
Mrs Doswell Falls Down Stairs Near Lindenwood Cemetery
Mrs. J. H. Doswell aged 76 residing near Lindenwood cemetery fell down stairs last Saturday suffering painful injuries. She missed her footing while coming down for breakfast and fell headlong. No bones were broken and doctors expect she will be about again soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Doswell
Lindenwood Cemetery
Doswell
First Hicks gold and silver extracting machine ready for shipment
The first complete Hicks mining machine, after experiments, is prepared for shipment to Dahlonega Mining Company in Dahlonega Georgia. Company members including President Adams of Toledo Hon S S Shutt of Spencerville and W M Fisher of Columbus were in the city to arrange shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlongea Mining Company
Dahlonega
President Adams
Toledo
S. S. Shutt
Spencerville
W. M. Fisher
Columbus
Marriage Licenses Listed For Local Residents
Louis M Eyler and May Lumbard Gustave F Lindermann and Rosella A Corneille John O Geller and Viola M Wells William B Masel and Frances Hen kenius Henry C Heidenreich and Laura Nicole Samuel A Esterline and Clara M ZitzmanWilliam H Hamilton and Ida A Miller Lewis I Catshall and Catherine M Fritz Phillipo Saviano and Elsie Reed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Eyler
May Lumbard
Gustave F
Lindermann
Rosella A. Corneille
John O. Geller
Viola M. Wells
William B. Masel
Frances Henkenius
Henry C. Heidenreich
Laura Nicole
Samuel A. Esterline
Clara M. Zitzman
William H. Hamilton
Ida A
Lewis I. Catshall
Catherine M. Fritz
Phillipo Saviano
Elsie Reed
Union City Farmer Fatally Injured in Horse Team Accident
Union City Indiana November 22 William Wideman a well known farmer living near the city was killed yesterday while unhitching a team of horses. One of the animals slipped or caused a mishap leading to the fatal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Ind
William Wideman
Findlay Terminal Shifts To Wabash Handling Yard Work
Rail network shift announced with Wabash to take charge of Findlay Fort Wayne and Western terminal duties in Fort Wayne. Wabash workers would perform freight handling ticketing train assembly and limited repairs previously done by Pennsylvania. Transfer may occur weeks or by January first after stock inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Indianapolis Journal
Woodford Syndicate
Decatur, Indiana and Western
Illinois Central
Woodford
Indianapolis
Illinois Central System
Toledo
Indiana, Decatur and Western
Hamilton and Dayton
Cooper Named to Succeed Ellison on State Board
Governor Durbin appoints William P. Cooper to the state board of charities and corrections replacing Hon. T. E. Ellison who resigned for business reasons. Cooper, a former newspaper man and ex city school board member, is general agent for New York Life Insurance in the city and has long supported education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Ellison
Durbin
State Board of Charities and Corrections
William P. Cooper
Ellison
Cooper
New York Life Insurance Company
Subscriptions Cover Church Debt in St Pauls Church
Secretary William Doehrman of St Pauls congregation announced that the church debt of 12000 dollars is fully covered by subscriptions payable through June 1st. The move settles the church's financial obligation and secures ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doehrman
St. Paul’s
St. Paul’s congregation nears debt clearance celebration
In 1908 the church reports a decade total of 96000 dollars raised by St. Paul’s. Of this 72000 backed the current handsome edifice and 28600 was donated to Zion’s Trinity and Concordia churches, branches of St. Paul’s. An entertainment may be held soon to celebrate wiping out the indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Zion’s
Trinity
Concordia
St. Paul’s Church
State board fixes stock values for Chicago utilities
The Illinois state board of equalization set the combined stock and bond values of Chicago City Railway Chicago Telephone People’s Light and Coke Chicago Edison and South Chicago City Railway at 116,882,515 up from 39,137,335 last year. The change is noted as a gain of 77,745,180 and is described as a victory for the Chicago Teachers' federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Navy
State Board of Equalization
Chicago City Railway Company
Chicago Telephone Company
People’s Light and Coke Company
Chicago Edison Company
South Chicago City Railway Company
Chicago Teachers’ Federation
Marion woman dies after paralysis on Calhoun Street
Mrs Lucinda Kilpatrick of Marion dies at 10 30 pm after a paralytic stroke on Calhoun street and Douglas avenue while returning from her sister s funeral. She had been visiting Monroeville then Fort Wayne with her sister before reaching the home of Washington Blake at 7 Liberty Street. Mrs Kilpatrick wife of Oscar Kilpatrick formerly of this city where he worked as an engineer on the Lake Erie and Western railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Kilpatrick
Marion
Calhoun Street
Douglas Avenue
Washington Blake
Liberty Street
Smallpox Scare Reported After Quarantine Probe
Quarantine Officer Brokaw investigates suspected cases in Lafayette township and finds five probable smallpox cases. Health Officer Proegler orders Dr. James Lomas to inspect the sites and report back tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokaw
Lafayette Township
Center School
Proegler
James Lomas
Lomas
Rathbun Held for Murder in Insurance Case
Jeffersonville Ind November 22 The special grand jury indicted Newell C Rathbun for murder in the first degree as part of the Rathbun insurance conspiracy case The body of the alleged victim Charles Goodman arrived from Little Rock and was taken by Coroner Coots The indictment contains six counts alleging laudanum and other poisons administered to two unknown male victims and an unknown person The trial is expected before the next court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
Rathbun
Newell C. Rathbun
Chas. Goodman
Little Rock
Coots
Charles Goodman
Grand Jury
Smallpox Suspected in Lafayette Township Probed
Dr. Lomas investigated suspected smallpox cases in Lafayette township on Thursday and reported to the county health officer that no smallpox exists in the families in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Township
Lomas Thursday
Heaas
Child Fatally Burned at Wells County Home
In Bluffton Indiana Anna Howdyshell four years old an inmate at Wells county orphans home died of severe burns sustained while playing near a fire. A torch lit dress caught fire and spread to her trunk and head before the matron Mrs Ulmer could smother the flames.
Rival Electric Line Fight for Hicksville Franchise
Two companies compete for the Hicksville traction franchise as Ohio and Indiana Traction seeks rights from local leaders while another Toledo backed group pushes to block progress. Fort Wayne financier John Olds and Hubert of Toledo visit to inspect the Wauseon franchise, with $1,000,000 more stock subscribed and both sides pledging to actual construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicksville
John Olds
Fort Wayne
Hubert
Yoledo
Ohio and Indiana Traction Company
Toledo
Ohio
Indiana
Wauseon
Ohio and Indiana Company
Machinery Arrives For Fort Wayne Line Power Setup
Fort Wayne and Southwestern manager Nelson said cars would run on the line by December 10 if no unforeseen problems arise. The Huntington power plant generator arrived Friday and two work crews are installing it. A contract for west end station machinery will be signed Monday. Market street track work proceeds as graders clear the right of way and trees are removed along the old canal route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Fort Wayne
Southwestern
Huntington
West End
Market Street
Aaron Jones Re-Elected National Master in Grange Vote
Lewiston Maine November 20 The national Grange today elected Aaron Jones of South Bend Indiana as national worthy master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Jones
Lewiston
Maine
National Grangé Today
South Bend
Ind
Girl Takes Own Life in Hartford City Orchard
Coroner C. B. Mulvey held the inquest into the death of Miss Bessie Decker found in the orchard near her home. A Bible letter addressed to her mother proves she died by her own hand. She cites interference by her sister with her marriage plans as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Ind
C. B. Mulvey
Bessie Decker
Readable fragment on Masonic lodge activity gains
A damaged OCR fragment notes the Masonic fraternity in this city increasing in membership and mentions meetings held by Masons.
Cures for Asthma Catarrh and Rheumatism by Home Method
Advertisement proclaims a new home treatment by Dr A S Core in Chicago. Claims to cure asthma catarrh and rheumatism caused by specific germs or uric acid poison in the blood. Offers 15 days trial free and appeals to all ages and both sexes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.s.core
Dexter Bld
Chicago
Money to Loan on Real Estate or Personal Security
F Pfeiffer offers loans secured by real estate or personal security from Rooms 6-7 Bass Block 1711.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
Farm loans at 6 percent interest at Heller's Office
Advertisement notes farm loans available at 6 percent interest with no commission. Location listed as Heller's Abstract Office at 32 East Berry Street. Dated 4-17-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heller’s
East Berry Street
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Eureka
Standard Oil Co
C. B. Fitch
Clinton Treet
D. B. Gary
Huntertown
Hunter Homestead
Wayne Street
Naxne
F. M. Smith & CO
S. E. Snyder
Arcola
SwAt
Guardian
Georgia
Findlay Railway
Wabash
Senator Ellison
Oscar Kilpatrick
Meanis
Pecape
Ola Lar
Samuel Petcher
Fac Simile Signature of
New York
Bears
the Centaur Company
New Yor City
Thi
Girl
Masons
Roanoke
Bright
SN. RH. Wenger
Fort Wayne, Ind
Gera Shalizis
Sheller
H. Pfeiffer & Son
Columbia Street
W. A. Jones
GEN. Agt
Old National Bank
Citizens Trust Company
Col. Berry
Clinton
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