Physician Surgeon Operates Hotel Invalid Home at Huntertown
A physician and surgeon in Allen County Indiana runs a hotel invalid home at the old Hunterstead near Huntertown ten miles north of Fort Wayne. The facility accepts patients with chronic or acute diseases and offers board nursing and treatment without money until cured. Patients are met at depots by carriage and examined free of charge.
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Huntertown
Allen County
Ind
Hunter Homestead
Fort Wayne
Notable Names In A City Oversight Board
A fragment listing individuals Samuel M. Foster Charles 5 Bush George W. Pixley William E. Mossman Henry C. Paul Charles A. Wilding as members connected to a local oversight or administrative context. The passage names multiple persons without specifying roles, dates, or actions.
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Offic
Henry C. Paul
Samuel M. Foster
Andrew Hoffman
Charles A Wild
William Paul
DIREC
Charles 5. Bush
George W. Pixley
William E. Mossman
Charles A. Wilding
Local lines recounting visits, crimes, and church prep
J Ross McCulloch and Peter Benson return from a two month British Isles trip. Otto Herbst audits Hicks ville National Bank books. A hand truck injury oaths toe woes. Wabash car robbery at New Haven with hosiery thefts. Emma C Heth to John H W Rohiman wedding Oct 23 with reception. Melendy ailing adjutant of the 129th Regiment improves. Hay sold to Kalbacher. Keck kept $1.25. Typhoid cases rise. nurses scarce at Hope hospital. Traction wagon horses runaway but stopped by a truckman. Phillip Wilson arraigned for intoxication. check used for bail. Eddie Kennedy hurt by a horse. ear torn. Third Presbyterian church nearing occupancy by Nov 3. Williams and companions robbed of hickory nuts by four larger boys. Train wrecks near St Marys River bridge. two derailed cars into river. crew unhurt. Jacob Schmidt visits Fort Wayne kin. recalls old Griffith Street residence. prefers western home.
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Wabash Company
New Haven
U. F. Kettler
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth
Saengerbund Hall
Melendy
Charles Badiac
A. Kalbacher
Kalbacher
al Keck
Keck
Bluffton
Calhoun Street
Tumbleson
Columbia Street
Phillip Wilson
Angola
Fort Wayne
Ocoort
Angola Bank
Eddie Kennedy
John J. Kennedy
Boone Street
G. B. Stemen
Third Presbyterian Church
Williams
Walnut Street
Pittsburg
St. Mary’s River Bride
Jacob Schmidt
York County
Neb
Schmidt
Peter C. Schmidt
Nebraska
Griffith Street
Death of Emporia youth in Missouri typhoid fever
Jesse B. Gorrell, 26, son of Conductor S. R. Gorrell of the Santa Fe, died Friday morning at Birds Point Missouri after a six weeks illness. Born in Fort Wayne Indiana he came to Emporia fourteen years ago and worked for the St. Louis and Southwestern railroad. Survived by father mother four sisters and three brothers.
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Emporia Gazette
Jesse B. Gorrell
S. R. Gorrell
Santa Fe
Birds Point
Fort Wayne
Ind
Emporia
St. Louis
Pixley Land Improvement Company Formed in Fort Wayne
The Pixley Land Improvement company was organized Tuesday evening with G. W. Pixley as president and Charles H. Worden as secretary treasurer. Directors are Mason Long J N Field G W Pixley H Worden and Allen Zollars. Incorporated in New York for 100000, the firm owns over thirteen acres in the Pixley addition suburb of Buffalo to be platted and marketed soon.
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Pixley Land Improvement Company
Fort Wayne
G. W. Pixley
Charles H. Worden
Mason Long
J. N. Field
H. Worden
Allen Zollars
New York
Buffalo
Pixley
Slade Resides in Scranton as Erie Railroad Official
The statement notes that he will reside in Scranton, Pennsylvania, where Mr. Slade serves as an official of the Erie road.
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Scranton, Pa
Slade
Erie Road
Will Revive Lawton Monument Plan in Fort Wayne
The Lawton Monument Association, formed after General Lawton's death to honor him in his old home city, will reconvene next Monday at the Commercial Club to discuss new fundraising plans. A $500 fund remains with the treasurer as talks with county commissioners continue and momentum is hoped to return.
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Lawton Monument Association
Commercial Club
Most Popular Teacher In Florida Voted For
Dr. W. F. Yocum, former president of the Fort Wayne M. E. college, was named the state’s most popular teacher by the Jacksonville Times Union and Citizen. He won by a majority of 1300 votes and earns a free trip to the Pan American exposition.
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W. F. Yocum
Old
Fort Wayne
M. E. College
Florida
Jacksonville Times Union and Citizen
Yocum
Callers at White House Seek Rate Reform Aid
A delegation led by E P Bacon from Milwaukee visited the White House to urge remedial legislation enabling the interstate commerce commission to correct discriminatory rates. They cited mills vs wheat with 3 to 10 cent per hundred advantages for shippers to the seaboard. President said incumbents remain unless service improves.
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Washington
White House
League of
E. P. Bacon
Milwaukee
Charles Dick
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bacon
Joy
Missouri
Poisoned peaches suspected in Hood residence illness
Boarders at Mr and Mrs Robert Hood home 25 West Lewis reported illness after Sunday dinner. Fruit samples and portions of the meal were sent to Dr Macbeth for analysis with a report expected tomorrow. Boarders include Howard Monroe John Monroe Albert Hicock Walter Crise Hollinger and Hofmeyer. Bertha Medsker was at one point in critical condition but is improving.
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Robert Hood
West
Lewis Street
E. J. McOscar
H. English
Battle Reported Near Big Springs Va In Morgan Chadwell Feud
Middlesboro Kentucky reports an unconfirmed clash near Big Springs Virginia between Morgan Chadwell feudists with Tom Chadwell and one Morgan killed. Doc Chadwell from Middlesboro doubts the report and says he found conditions quiet after investigating last Sunday's four deaths, though more trouble may follow.
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Middlesboro
Big Springs
Daughter of wealth weds at Hill residence
At noon today in St Paul the marriage of Charlotte Hill, daughter of President J J Hill of Great Northern, to George Theron Slade of Scranton Pa took place at Summit Avenue. Archbishop John Treland officiated with limited family and friends present. The bride was attended by Clara Hill Rachel Hill and Roberta Gotzian. James N Hill served as best man. A grand altar and the wedding march from the house organ completed the ceremony.
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St. Paul
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Summit Avenue
Charlotte Hill
George Theron Slade
Scranton
John Treland
Clara Hill
Rachel Hill
Roberta Gotzian
James N. Hill
Incendiary Fire Damages Haines Laboratory Again
The Medical Laboratory of H. H. Haines at 28 Columbia Avenue suffered a second fire within a year. Neighbors spotted flames early Wednesday as oil-soaked paper was found in the wall space, and Haines suspects arson. Firefighters contained the blaze though a gas jet was later noted. Estimated loss around $200.
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H. H. Haines
Columbia Avenue
Haines
Second Powers trial resumes in Goebel case in Kentucky
Georgetown Ky Oct 9 the second trial of former Secretary of State Caleb Powers for complicity in the Goebel assassination resumed in circuit court. The commonwealth presents thirty new witnesses including former Governor Bradley former Congressman Wilson and other local figures. Defense adds ten new witnesses led by General Basil Duke and Judge Clifton Pratt.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Commonwealth
Bradley
John Henry Wilson
C. G. Cecil
William Dillon
Kentucky
William Parley
Republican Committee
Knox County
Powers
Basil Duke
Louisville
Clifton J. Pratt
Pleaded at Long Range in Bluffton Case
Bluffton Indiana October 9 Elsworth Lighten a horse trader was arrested at Geneva on an assault and battery charge. Lighten pleaded guilty by telephone paid the Geneva fine and resumed travel into Ohio.
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Bluffton
Ind
Elsworth Lighten
Geneva
Lighten
Ohio
Are Experts Always Experts in Naval History Questions
The piece ponders how experienced sailors in a clear daylight naval engagement may disagree on simple facts. It questions how much lay readers can trust naval histories written in books, suggesting reliability varies with interpretation and perspective.
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Saturday Evening Post
Allen County Farmers Mutual elects Kell president
George V Kell was elected president at the annual meeting on Tuesday afternoon of the Allen County Farmers Mutual Insurance Company Capt W A Kelsey was re elected secretary William Kinnerk was added to the board of directors
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George V. Kell
Allen County Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Capt. W. A. Kelsey
William Kinnerk
Plymouth Church Rummage Sale Next Week at No 9 Wayne
The ladies of Plymouth Church announce a rummage sale at 9 East Wayne Street extending through the coming week. Proceeds benefit church programs and community outreach.
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The
Ladies of Plymouth Church
E. Wayne St
Breach of promise suit awards $10,000 damages
Miss Hannah Hayes of Vincennes Indiana won ten thousand dollars in damages against Aaron J Gordon a wealthy Decker Indiana merchant for breach of promise after he dated her for six years and married another woman last May.
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Vincennes, Ind
Hannah Hayes
Aaron J. Gordon
Gordon
Decker
Ind
Coroner's inquiry on Thraskill death finds no poison links
Marion Indiana October 9 coroner's inquiry into Stephen Thraskill of Swayzee finds no evidence against John Ruse and Mary V Cowin and Mrs Mary V Cowin in alleged poisoning. The stomach was examined after discoloration signs absent and sent to an expert for testing though Thraskill had Bright's disease.
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Marion
Ind
Stephen Thraskill
Swayzee
John Ruse
Mary V. Cowin
Whitson
Duncan
Thraikill
Bright
Walker and Hosler to Wed on Horace Street Home
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Roland Walker and Miss Roxy Hosler to be solemnized October 23 at the groom's Horace street home.
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Roland Walker
Roxy Hosler
Horace Street
Real Estate Transfers Compiled by Local Abstracter
Clarence R and Florence Thomas transfer lot 82 Gernhardt's 2nd add to Syl vanus Roberts for 95.09. George W Stout sheriff sells to State of Ind s 4 5s w 14 sec 1 Cedar Creek tp and s 30 a s w 4 3 44 sec 1 Cedar Creek tp for 2500. Randolph Bair sells to Allen Co pt sec 6 Springfield tp cont 1.08 a for 50. Chas Roose sells to Ger Garmouth pt n 6 percent of and adj Edgerton s of RK R sec 11 Jackson tp for 275.
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John C. Heller
East Berry St
Clarence R
Florence Thomas
Sylvanus Roberts
Gernhardt
Shirley City
George W. Stout
State of Ind
Cadar Creek
S. 30
Cedar Crack
Randolph Bair
Allen Co
Springfield
Chas. Roose
Ger
Garmouth
Pt. N
Adj
Edgerton S
RK. R
Jackson
Quinine Cold Cure Promises 24 Hour Relief
Krause's Cold Cure capsules claim to cure deeply seated colds within 24 hours without interrupting work. The product is pleasant to take and provides a clear, fresh feeling during use. Sold by Dreier & Bro. at the Calhoun and Columbia streets corner for 25 cents.
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Krause
Dreier & Bro
Calhoun and
Columbia Streets
Miller's Furniture Offers Worth of Money and Trust
Local ad touts Miller's furniture store at 50 52 East Main Street promising good made furniture and a reputation built on fair dealing and no misrepresentations. Buyers urged to visit for a square deal.
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Miller’s Furniture Store
East Main Street
Miller’s
Notice of Dissolution of Pape Furniture Company
The co partnership between Eugene C. Shell and Adam C Buettel operating as Pape Furniture Company is dissolved by mutual consent with Adam C Buettel retiring. All claims owed to or by the company will be collected or paid by Eugene C Shell. Fort Wayne Indiana September 3 1901.
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Eugene C. Shell
Adam C. Buettel
Pape Furniture Company
Loan Office Ad for Real Estate and Personal Security
Money to loan on real estate or personal security. Cc. F Pfeiffer, rooms 6 7, Bass Block, 1711.
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Cc. F. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
Farms at 6 Percent Interest No Commission
Advertisement notes farm loans at six percent interest with no commission offered by Heller's Abstract Office located at 32 East Berry Street with date 4-17-11.
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Heller’s
East Berry Street
When You Come to Town Visit J. M. Miller Furniture
A brief notice urges readers to visit J. M. Miller at 50-52 East Main Street to view a splendid line of goods with right prices.
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J. M. Miller Furniture House
J. M. Miller
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