Pawliskey Dies From Injuries After Yard Accident
Andrew Pawliskey, a Russian laborer in the Pennsylvania company east yards, died at St Josephs hospital at 8 Tuesday morning from injuries when his clothing caught on a switch engine and wheels passed over his legs. He was about 45, had amputation of the left leg but did not recover. Remains at Schone undertaking until relatives or former coworkers arrange burial. Sherman Shutt, 19, inmate at the state school for feeble minded youth, died Monday from bowel trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Pawliskey
Pennsylvania Company
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Pawliskey
Schone Undertaking Establishment
Funeral notices for Hofer Meyer Habecker and Evans
Funeral services for Mrs Theo Hofer are set for Thursday at 2 from the north residence with Rev Ruhl. surviving husband five children two brothers. Coroner Barnett cites heart clot as cause. Funeral for Mrs Fred Meyer Wednesday at 1 30 from home and 2 at Emmats Lutheran Church. Elias Habecker to be laid to rest Wednesday at 2 from 206 Brackenridge Street under Odd Fellows. burial to Lindenwood private for Sallie A Evans Wednesday at 10 from 624 West Wayne Street with Rev Moffat officiating. interment private at Lindenwood.
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Wall Street
Emmats Lutheran Church
Habecker
Elias Habecker
Brackenridge Street
The
Odd Fellows
J. Webster Bailey
Evans
Sallie A. Evans
West
Wayne Street
Ely's Cream Balm advertised for nasal relief
An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm as protection against nasal catarrh from sudden climate change. It claims quick relief without pain or irritation, and notes a 50 cent price at druggists or mail order from Ely Brothers in New York.
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Central League Polo Schedule Released for Fort Wayne
The Central polo league lists Fort Wayne at home against Danville Kokomo Lafayette Logansport and Terre Haute with dates from November through March. Fort Wayne also travels abroad to Danville Kokomo Lafayette Logansport and Terre Haute on additional dates through April.
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Fort Wayne
Danville
Kokomo
Lafayette
Logansport
Terre Haute
Local Notices List Pairs of Named Individuals
Obscure listing mentions Charles Heidenreich Clara Allen Charles Klapper Frances F Kirchner Dwight Castleman Louise M Smith Roy M Herrold Daisy B Ecker Albert Blume and Callie Ghiary with unclear context or action noted in the fragment.
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Charles Heidenreich
Clara Allen
Charles Klapper
Frances F. Kirchner
Dwight Castleman
Louise M. Smith
Roy M. Herrold
Daisy B. Ecker
Albert Blume
Callie Ghiary
Patient with cleft palate undergoes dangerous operation
The patient was born with a cleft palate and wore a gold plate with a hinged palate attached. The hinged palate loosened and slipped into Wood’s throat. Local doctors failed to remove it and a specialist from Omaha also failed. A dangerous operation was performed and recovery is expected.
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Wood
Omaha
Fort Wayne Residents Grand in Exchange News
Fort Wayne residents are noted as visitors and guests across several towns. Fred Stahl, Marion Yantz, Minnie Meyers, John Tillman and May Frank are listed as visitors or guests in Huntington, Decatur and other cities, while Mrs. Laura Bortner returns to Fort Wayne after visiting Lorane. Local business changes include Cotterly & Brahm stock sale to Dunfee & Co in Raber Ind.
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Huntington News-Democrat
Fred Stahl
Fort Wayne
Marion Yantz
Clara Hughes
Minnie Meyers
Henry Kirchhoff
John Tillman
Albert Kuhlman
Decatur Journal
May Frank
Columbia City Post
Laura Bortner
George Satterson
Lorane
Bluffton Banner
W. D. Calvin
Fort Wayne Traction Company
Katherine Mayland
Decatur
M. H. Herring
Mary A. Stair
Mary Rastenburg
Kimble Vs
Carl Dunfee
A. H. Perfect & Co
Cotterly
Ind
Fim
Dunfee & Co
Brahm
No Excitement Follows Over Alaska Boundary Award
Ottawa October 20 The signing of the Alaska boundary award was discounted in Associated Press dispatches and caused little comment here Premier Laurier would not confirm or deny any cable about the country’s feeling. He said the award would be signed at noon and would not be unanimous and that he would not presume to speak for the commissioners.
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Ottawa
Ont
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Associated Press
Wilfrid Laurier
Sproules
Harvard to Receive $4 Million From Gordon McKay
Gordon McKay, noted inventor of shoe machinery, died at his Newport residence aged 99. The gift of $4,000,000 to Harvard University is expected to enrich the institution. McKay was born in 1821 and was a music patron who played the violin.
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Newport
BR. E
Gordon McKay
R. I
Harvard University
Illinois National Guard First and Eighth bands discharged
Adjutant General Scott announced the Illinois National Guard discharged all members of the First and Eighth infantry band. The move follows labor troubles during the centennial parade preparations in Chicago.
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Chicago
Scott
Illinois National Guard
First
Eighth Infantry
President commutes sentences of three West Virginia miners
The president commutes the sentences of Marlon Marshall Cyrus Rains and Burton Harper all coal miners convicted in West Virginia of resisting a United States deputy marshal. The three were sentenced June 11 1608 to eight months for Marshall and Harper and five months for Rains in Raleigh county jail with immediate release.
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Washington
Marlon Marshall
Cyrus Rains
Burton Harper
West Virginia
United States
Marshall
Harper
Rains
Raleigh
Tracewell May Be Forced From Place
Washington reports that Comptroller Robert J. Tracewell may retire from government service following charges by ex cashier Tulloch of the Washington post office. Special counsel Bonaparte and Conrad recommended his retirement after reviewing the Tulloch claims and responses. President Roosevelt approves the recommendation and denies cabinet rift rumors.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Tulloch
Tracewell
Shaw
Payne
Trade Offer for Sewing Machine and Wood
W A McDaniel seeks to exchange a high arm sewing machine in good condition for fifteen dollars worth of good wood. Located at 738 West Superior Street.
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W. A. McDaniel
West Superior Street
Wall Paper to Please You at L. O. Hull
An advertisement notes affordable wallpaper at L. O. Hull located at 830 Calhoun Street offering low prices and a wide selection to attract customers.
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L. O. Hull
Calhoun St
Ninety-Nine Apply for Civil Service Exam in Fort Wayne
Eighty three applicants appeared in Fort Wayne to take civil service exams. The event, conducted in the federal building court room under H A Filer and local officials, drew mostly railway postal clerk hopefuls with one woman among the group. Additional tests slated include weather bureau law clerk bookkeeping and Indian service roles.
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United States
Fort Wayne
United States Court Room
Federal Building
H. A. Filer
Washington
Hess
Stockbridge
Civil Service Board
Indiana
Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
Ed Close
P. J. Anderson
F. E. Anderson
Harry Lydick
Weather Bureau
Indian Service
Mrs Budd Van Sweringen to Return Home Tomorrow
Mrs Budd Van Sweringen, after an appendicitis operation at Hope hospital several weeks ago, will go back to her home tomorrow.
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Sherman Shutt
State School
Harvard
Bonaparte
Conrad
Hetween
Wynne
Robb
Wynkoop, Hallenbeck & Crawford Company
Metcalf
Dunlap Printing Company
Philadelphia
Charlies J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Hitchcock
Tams Bixby
Dawes Commission
Bixby
Price Baking Powder CO
Mr. Smith
Neppanee
Nyar
St. Joseph Hospital
Maurice Rosenthal
Lieidd
Wolffs
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