Doctor Establishes Invalids Home at Fort Wayne
Phibian and Surgeon at Liertoch Allen County runs a high graveling clinic for 41 invalids north of Fort Wayne on RB and I B, offering free board nursing and treatment until cured. Patients may be met by carriage at local depots for visits to the doctor’s home for comfort and care without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phibian
Liertoch
Allen County
Iit
Hunter
Pat
Fort Wwne
RB. &I B
Guardian to sell Elizabeth Putt’s real estate in Allen County Indiana
Notice of private sale by Jacob Keller guardian of Elizabeth Putt insane under a circuit court order entered November 1901. Property includes east half of northeast quarter and southwest quarter of section four town ship thirty north range fourteen east. Fort Wayne Indiana listing at 34 East Berry Street. bids accepted until December 7 1901 with payments 1/4 cash 1/4 in 1 year 1/4 in 2 years and 1/4 in 3 years secured by first mortgage six percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Elizabeth Putt
Circuit Court of
Allen County
Indiana
Elizabeth Butt
Horth
Fiftean East
Allens County
Nie
Ad Real
George F.felts
East
Berry Street
Fort’ Wayne
Local Notes On Births and Health Across Towns
Reports show numerous births including a son to Mr and Mrs Roy Zeller in Swinney avenue and a son to Mr and Mrs Henry Lepper on Herstis avenue. Diphtheria and scarlet fever cases appear in the city with new counts on Broadway and Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Zeller
Swinney Avenue
Henry Lepper
Herstis Avenue
Alfred’ Dull
Churubusco
J. W. Payne
Thompson Avenue
D. C. Stout
Sheriff Stout
Sheriff’s Office
Henry W. Jensen
Indianapolis
Jensen
Iva Maxwell
Wallstreet
Broadway
Louise Staples
Fraf
T. L. Staples
Hope Hospital
Kiss
Monthly Monitor Debuts in Fort Wayne
The Monthly Monitor by James Mitchell has appeared in Fort Wayne and will be issued monthly for free distribution. Mitchell, longtime publisher of the Dispatch, has recently returned to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Anna Whelan
Fort Wayne
B. Dowling
Angola Herald
Lake Shore
Huffman Bros
Louise Ranke
Sophie Ranke
Louise K. Seabold
West Washington
Columbia City Pole
Monthly Monitor
James Mitchell
Mitchell
The
Dispatch
Wayne Township to Put Teacher for Allen County Orphans Home
Tristea Schirmeyer of Wayne township will supply a teacher for the new school serving the Allen County Orphans home to be established south of the city. The institution promises to isolate contagious disease without disrupting the entire district’s scholarship system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristea ‘ Schirmeyer
Wayne Township
Allen County
Mrs J H Dogswell Fells While Fetching Breakfast Near Cemetery
Mrs J H Dogswell aged seventy six living near Lindenwood cemetery fell last Saturday while going to breakfast. She lost her footing and tumbled headlong but, fortunately, suffered no broken bones and is expected to be about again soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dogswell
Lindenwood Cemetery
First Hick s Gold and Silver Machines Shipped to Dahlonega
The Hicks company plans to ship its complete gold and silver extracting machines to the Dahlonega Mining Company of Dahlonega Georgia. Company members including President Adams of Toledo Hon S B Shutt of Spencerville and W M Figher of Columbus were in the city arranging the shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlongea Mining Company
Dahlonega
Adams
Toledo
Shutt
Spencerville
W. M. Figher
Columbus
Marriage Licenses Listed in Local Notices
The column records multiple marriage licenses including Louis M Eyler with May Lumbard Gustave F Lindermann with Rosella A Corneille John C Geller with Viola Wells William B Masel with Frances Henkenius Henry C Heidenreich with Laura Nichole Samuel A Esterline with Clara M Zitzman William H Hamilton with Ida A Miller Lewis I Catshall with Catherine M Fritz Phillipo Saviano with Elsie Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis ‘M. Eyler
May Lumbard
Gustave
Lindermann
Rosella A. Corneille
Viola
Wells
William B. Masel
Frances Henkenius
Henry, c., Heidenreich
Laura Nichole
Samuel A. Esterline
Clara M. Zitzman
William H. Hamilton
Ida A. Miller
Lewis I. Catshall
Catherine M. Fritz
Phillipo Saviano
Elsie Reed
Trampled by Horses Claims Union City Farmer
Willam Wire man, a well known farmer near Union City Indiana, was killed while working with his team of horses. He was unhitching them when one of the animals trampled him, according to reports from the scene. Local authorities investigated the accident as a fatal farm mishap with no immediate signs of foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Ind
Willam Wireman
Findlay Terminal Transfer to Wabash in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne will see the Findlay Fort Wayne and Western terminal work shifted to the Wabash. Wabash employees will handle freight, ticket sales, train makeup, and light repairs formerly done by the Pennsylvania. Transfers may not occur before January 1 after stock inventories. Rumors suggest larger railway deals involving the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton, Woodford syndicate, and possible Illinois Central involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Indianapolis Journal
Woodford Syndicate
Decatur
Indiana and Western
Ilnois Central
Illinois Central
Woodford
Tillinois Central
Indianapolis
Ciricinnati
Illinois Central System
Toledo
I Tenons
Oblem
Indiana
Western
Cincinnati Hamiltoand
Tlmois Central
Cooper Named to Succeed Ellison on State Board
Hon T E Ellison resigned from the state board of charities and corrections for business reasons and William P Cooper was appointed to fill the vacancy. Cooper, a former newspaperman and former city school board member, is now general agent for New York Life in the city and has long supported educational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Ellison
Durbin
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Theater
William P. Cooper
Ellison
Cooper
New York Life Insurance Company
St Paul’s church debt nearly cleared after decade fundraising
The St Paul’s congregation has raised total $86 000 in ten years, with $72 000 for the present church building and $8 000 each given to Zion’s Trinity and Concordia churches. An entertainment is likely soon to celebrate erasing the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Zion's
Trinity
Concordia
St. Paul’s Church
Subscriptions Cover Church Debt in St Paul’s
Secretary William Doehrman of St Paul’s congregation announces the church debt of 12000 dollars is fully covered by subscriptions payable up to June 1. The action secures the church’s finances and clears the outstanding balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doehrman
St. Paul’s
City Railway Stocks Tax Values Set by State Board
Springfield Ill Nov 20 The state board of equalization fixed the values of the Chicago City Railway Chicago Telephone People s Light and Coke Chicago Edison and South Chicago City Railway stocks and bonds at 116 852 515 up from 39 137 335 last year The added taxable value totals 77 745 180 and it is described as a victory for the Chicago Teachers federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Iil
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 Paralyzing Stroke
Mrs. Lucinda Kilpatrick of Marion collapsed by Calhoun street and Douglas avenue while returning from her sister's funeral. She died at 10 30 PM at the home of Washington Blake, 7 Liberty street, after being taken to Dr J E Miller's office. The death followed a paralytic stroke on the street as she and a sister, visiting from Michigan, traveled home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Kilpatrick
Marion
Calhoun Street
Douglas Avenue
Washington Blake
Liberty Street
Smallpox Suspicion Sparks County Quarantine Efforts
Quarantine Officer Brokaw reported five well defined cases of smallpox in Lafayette township after investigating multiple farmhouses and observing eruptions on a boy and his mother. Dr. Prosepler endorsed the finding and sent Dr. James Lomas to continue field investigations with a return expected tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokaw
Lafayette Township
Center School
Prosgler
Proepler
James Lomas
Rathbun Held for Murder in Indiana Case
The Jeffersonville grand jury indicted Newell C. Rathbun for murder in the first degree in the Rathbun insurance conspiracy case. The body of Charles Goodman, believed to be the victim, arrived from Little Rock and was turned over to the coroner. The six counts allege administration of poisons including laudanum to Goodman and other unknown poisons to unidentified persons. Trial is expected before the next court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
Grand Jmwy
Rathbun
Newell ¢. Rathbun
Charles Goodman
No Smallpox Found in Lafayette Township Report
Dr. Lomas investigated suspected smallpox cases in Lafayette township on Thursday and informed the county health officer that no smallpox exists in the families named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Township
Lomas
Child Fatally Burned at Orphans Home blaze in Blufton
Anna Howdyshell four years old dies from severe burns at Wells County orphans home after playmates used a torch to set her dress alight. Firefighters and matron Mrs Ulmer smothered the flames, but injury to the trunk and head was fatal.
Rival Electric Lines Vie For Hicksville Franchise
In Hicksville two rival electric traction groups compete for a franchise. Fort Wayne’s John Olds and Toledo’s Hubert advance for the Ohio and Indiana Traction company while Toledo capitalists seek to purchase the rights. A Wauseon franchise challenge is noted with $1,000,000 more stock subscribed. Builders pressure to prove actual construction and avoid obstruction from opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicksville
John Olds
Fort Wayne
Hubert
Toledo
Ohio
Indiana Traction’ Company
Indiana
Wauseon
Ohio and Indiana Company
Aaron Jones Re elected National Worthy Master
Lewiston Maine Nov 20 The national grange elected Aaron Jones of South Bend Indiana as national worthy master Masonry members from large cities plan to attend Roanoks meeting in Roanoks with wide Masonry interest and Castoria mentioned in the mix of old notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Jones
Lewiston
Maine
National Grange Today
South Bend
Ind
Sant 4
Fom Big Sity
Masons i Roanoks
Machinery Arrival Signals Power Line Progress
Fort Wayne and Southwestern manager Nelson said cars could run by December 10 on the line barring unforeseen difficulties. A generator for the Hunt ington power station, long delayed, arrived Friday and two work crews operate day and night to install it. Nelson plans to close a machinery contract for the west end station Monday. Market Street track work continues in Huntington as graders clear the old canal right of way and workers remove trees and stumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Fort Wayne
Southwestern
Huntington
West End
Market Street
Miss Bessie Decker Found Dead in Orchard
Hartford City Indiana November inquest into the death of Miss Bessie Decker. Coroner C B Mulvey says a Bible letter shows she took her own life. The letter to her mother cites her sister's interference with her plans for tarrying as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Ind
C. B. Mulvey
Bessie Decker
Money to Loan on Real Estate and Personal Security
C F Pfeiffer offers loans on real estate or personal security. Locations listed as rooms 6 7 Bass Block. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
Farm Loans At 6 Percent No Commission
Interest at six percent with no commission offered at Heller's Abstract Office located at 32 East Berry Street. Date shown 4-17-1f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heller
Abstract Ofice
East Berry Street
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Eureka
Capamall
Standard Oil Co
C. B. Fitch
Clinton Treet
D. B. Cary
West Wayne Street
Basses
Gem
Smith & 60
BE. Snyder
Arcola
Guardian
Georgia
Findlay Railway
Wabash
Senator Ellison
Oscar Kilpatrick
Otcar
Aix, Sere
Hicksville News
Castoria
Cele
Masons
Roanoke
Girl
Bears
A.8
Gore
Dexter
Chicago
DR. Wenger
R. Wenger
Fort Watne
Boss — Sheller
H. Pfeiffer & Son
Columbia Street
W. A. Jones
Old National Bank
Wayne Hotel
Und
Citizens Trust Company
Berry
Clinton
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