Prominent Fort Wayne items and marriages listed
The column reports numerous locally notable items including births marriages and licenses to wed for Christian Hockemeyer and Henrietta Goodram plus R G Thomp and Louise Horton. It notes W W Reed planning a Huntington hotel and Munice offices over Lauferty’s in the Trentman block. Also covered are legal matters elections staff changes and a large slate of society news from Fort Wayne and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Hockemeyer
Henrietta Goodram
R. G. Thompson
Louise Horton
Vandal Fire Threatens East Main Street Bridge
Boys at Anthony Wayne park report a second arson attempt on the East Main street bridge. They extinguished a burning oily mass and dumped it into the river. Experts say repairs would cost about 650 dollars and the county commissioners vow to catch and punish the culprits to preserve local traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Wayne Park
East Main Street
Marriage of Miss Mary Baker to Mr Latham Bice
The Cathedral bells marked a 9 50 a m wedding as Miss Mary Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Killian Baker of this city married Mr Latham Bice of Philadelphia Rev Joachim Baker cousin of the bride conducted the ceremony and sang the nuptial mass A breakfast followed at 92 East Main Street and the couple depart Friday for Philadelphia Miss Agnes Baker and Mr D Blee served as bridesmaid and groomsman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham Biee
Philadelphia
Misa Mary
Killian Baker
St. Augustine’s Academy
Joachim Baker
Portland
East Main Street
Agnes Baker
D. Blee
Jenney Light Co Extends Night Work Amid New Contracts
Nearly a week ago Tae Sentinen announced Slattery incandescent light would surpass Westinghouse in candescent efficiency at New Orleans. Manager McDonald sealed the deal on a New Orleans visit, boosting Jenney works to operate largely at night with a larger workforce. Fisher and Fitzgerald of Detroit Electric Light and Power arrive to discuss a major apparatus order. For borrowers, sums on city or farm property, apply to Chas Edwards at Aldine Hotel East Berry Street. Oct 23-If.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Sentinen
Westinghouse
New Orleans
Jenney Works
McDonald
Messrs. Fisher and Fitzgerald
Detroit Electric Light and Power Company
Chas. W. Edwards
Aldine Hotel
East Berry Street
Murder near Payne Starrs with Biddle the killer
Sheriff Viberg reported a bloody crime occurred Sunday between Payne and Wortsville. James Biddle, a farmer, stabbed Andrew Fisher a teamster of Tarrall & Co. in the back of the neck after accusing him of infidelity with Biddle’s wife. Fisher died. Biddle fled and was not captured by 10 o clock Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viberg
Payne
Ohio
Wortsville
Andrew Fisher
James Biddle
Biddle
Fisher
Tarrall & Co
Worstville
Fort Wayne College Expands to Bishop Taylor University
A recent returnee from New York reports 25 000 secured to boost Fort Wayne college improvements. Plans include alterations and an addition. The institution will be renamed Bishop Taylor university with a medical and law school, Chauncy Shaffer overseeing the legal department. The Fort Wayne medical college will be absorbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Fort Wayne College
Bishop Taylor University
Chauncy Shaffer
New York
Fort Wayne Medical College
Falker Leaves Fort Wayne as Wife Seeks Help in New York
Hospital news follows Frank Falker’s departure from Fort Wayne after selling his household goods and planning to move to Chicago. He confirms his wife is ill at St Vincent’s Hospital in New York and discusses their estrangement and possible reconciliation amid hopes for restored happiness.
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Thorpe
American Midland
Toledo Bee
Landorf
New York
D. B. Kehler
Spy Run Avenue
Kehler
Fort Wayne
Ivory G. Kimball
Washington, D. C
Benj. H. Kimball
Kimball
Frank Falker
Chicago
St. Vincent’s Hospital
New York City
Mr. Mackie
St. Joe Hospital
Henry Finkelhorn
Wilding & Son
Ferguson
Rosenthal
Dinnen
Hugh Stewart
Monroeville
George Webster
Stewart
Washington
Joseph B. Davis
Will Schiefer
Wanamaker
Painter Falls From Scaffold at Second Presbyterian Church
A painter employed on the new Second Presbyterian church fell from a scaffold near the ceiling on Wednesday. He dropped about thirty feet and was picked up in a dazed condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Sadie Madden
East Wayne Street
Columbia City
Henry Finkelhorn
Second Presbyterian Church
Chicago
New Second Presbyterian Church
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W. W. Reed
Wayne
Huntington
Reed
Muncie
Lauferty
Trentman Block
Chas. H. Buttenbender
New York Central Railroad
Elyria
Frank Forrester
Theodore Lintz
Strathmore
White’s Wheel Works
White Range
Paul Berger
George Lloyd
Solomon Stauffer
Faust
Milan Township
Williams
Williams Street
Josh Williams
Kansas
L. Higgins
Squire Hays
William Claudie
Rudy Brockerman
John Brockerman
France
Ellis Searles
Chicago and Atlantic Ticket
Democrat
W. G.ace Edwards
Charles G. Barthold
Bertha Fairfield
Stockton
Cal
Goshen
Luella Day
A. K. Zariman
Ohio Synod of the Reformed Church
Canton
Nations’ Women’s Missionary Convention
Lebanon
Hovey
A. C. Remy
Indianapolis
J. B. White
Indiana
National Convention of Dairy and Food Commissioners
Cleveland
Auditor of State
Carnahan & Co
Clinton Street
Logansport Natural Gas Company
John R. Coffroth
Niblack
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Stonecipher
Muncie Times
Dan Stonecipher
Times
Lima
Cincinnati Hnquirer
Irvin
Marion County Criminal Court
Philip Klein
Chicago Dressed Beef Company
J. H. Omo
Harlan
William Tuxler
F. Bashler
Martha C. Welhsma
Fred L. Crall
Ashland
Chapin
Pleasant Township
Frank Boshler
Martha Williams
Hugh McCulloch Bond
A. Crawford
Maples
Dr. Myers
Geo. W. McCaskey
Paris
S. C. Hoffman
Henry Wendt
Walton Avenue
Zion Lutheran Church
Frederick E. Trey
Edward Grosjean
W. P. Breen
Bucyrus
Williard
Tiffin
Heidelberg College
Grace Reformed Church
West
Pierceton
Ind
J. W. Vordermark
Fred Crall
Hoosier Manufacturing Company
Little Ida
Fred Waltemath
Terre Haute
Wabash
Concordia Lutheran Cemetery
Martin Heuer
The
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Sarah Stephens
Henry Stephens
Swayne & Doughman
Peru Sentinel
Grant Weisell
Warren News
Peter Pernot
Democratic
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G. A. BR
G. D. Adams
Griffith Street
Edward R. Sweet
U. S
Eliott Underhill
James Liggett
Joseph Lombard
Elliott Underhill
Pearl and
Ewing Street
Gustavus Greensfelder
Jacob Klett
Grensfeller
Aaron Greensfelder
Fruit House
Plymouth Congregational Church
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J. C. Cromer
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E. O. Poole
T. J. Rodabaugh
P. L. Potter
Cyrus Allen
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Della Luce
Kate Gerard
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Nicholas Alter
Massachusetts
Jenney Electric Light Works
Michigan City
A. 8. Barrett
St. Louis
J. M. Barrett
St. Joseph
A. D. Cressler
Kirkland & Sons
Bertie Homsher
Geo
Ir. Felts
Bridget Casey
Lake Shore Railroad
Rosie
J. E. Deininger
Wayne Township
George Brown
Heilbroner & Brown
John O’connel
Brown
Harry Greenlan
Pittsburg
John G. Koester
Martin
John
Frank Koester
Greible, Weickhoff & Becker
Gottlieb Orff
Order of the Holy Cross
Notre Dame
Bengal
India
Forty-fourth
Indiana Regiment
Lake Shore Road
Hillsdale
Haberkorn
Lowry
Albion
William Beverforden
George Brans
Wm. H. Thompson
Bessie Neireiter
Westminster Seminary
Grace Harvout
Dottie Boylan
Jewel Hotel
Christian Senbold
Diether Bros
Ludwig Gunteman
Prof. Klein
Zion Lutheran Schools
Berry Street
M. E
Thomas W. Paxton
John W. Filler
Christian Newcomer
Enos White
Diether
Will Heckman
Angell Cottage
Trinity Episcopal Parsonage
West Berry Street
William Miller
Warsaw
Fountain Park
Nora Dawson
Cary
Omaha
Neb
Edith Brackenridge
Brackenridge
Rockhill Bros
Lorna Doon
8. D. Bond
Susie B
Fairgrounds
E. H. Harris
Edison Postal Company
Georgiana Helwig
Edgerton
Jake Meyer
al. Capinas
Minnie Rosenthal
Fred Myers
Wm. Brown
H. Hagerman
R. Nohrwald
William Korte
Herman Gerdom
Peter Maroney
Fred Schand
Gus. Harges
William Albersmeyer
William Niemeyer
Henry Wimmer
Judge O'Rourke
Mary A. Smith
Johnson Smith
S. A. Karn
Hicksville
Kilian Baker
Franklin L. Bitter
Mary Ellen Howe
Cain Baker
Ella Reed
Edward Hall
Mollie Slater
John H. Steinbacher
Anna C. Hatch
Mrs. White
New Hampshire
G. E. Bursley
South Wayne
England
Labor
Fort Wayne.ing
Mary Baker
Jenney Light
Springstep
Bluffton
Calhoun Street
James
And
Presbyterian Church
Goeglein
Institute
Mesers
Bush
Dr. Bull's
Bull’ S
Lange’s. Cuber Giaanerree
Eee Reid
al Eropgioce
Hoosier
Court House
Hoosier Shoe Store
Q. B. Fitch
Honor Bright
Children’s
A. 5. Lauferty
Penge
Money & Company
Pixley
E. Berry Street
Foi
Ani
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Langtry Medicine Company
Stz
David McCay
Brookside Farm Co
Astrachan