Court Declares Amstutz Unfit to Manage Estate
John M. Amstutz, aging farmer of Maysville, was declared of unsound mind by Judge O Rourke and unable to manage his estate. guardianship to be appointed soon as family concerns and multiple farms form the basis of the decision.
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John M. Amstutz
Maysville
O’rourke
Mr. Amstutz
Moudy
Elmer Monroe
Tobey
Thing Shoe Store
Dougall
The
News
Stout
Milan Township
George Stout
Wells County
Huguenard
Michigan City
Evelyn Eckert
Erastus Fritzinger
Adams County
Miss Eckert
Decatur
William M. McKinnie
Mary Arndt
Scherer
Court House
Rapp
Michael Hellworth
Louisa Edsall
Frank Edsall
William Bickford
Anna Bickford
Anna Bidford
William
Frank Ruch
Zoeller & Merz
William C. Ryan
B. F. Harper
Cincinnati
Rothschild Vs. Sprague & VanRoy
Great Northern
Marriage Licenses Granted In Local Clerks Office
Charles F. Waller wed Roxa Hart zog. John C. Koch wed Bertha D. Webb. Clement P. Becker wed Bernadetta C. Schnelker. William G. Brossard wed Minnie J. Nagel. Rolan L. Walker wed Roxie B. Hostler. Charles A. Pion wed Alice Girard.
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Zog
John C. Koch
Bertha D. Webb
Clement P. Becker
Bernadetta C. Schnelker
William G. Brossard
Minnie J. Nagel
Rolan L. Walker
Roxie B. Hostler
Charles A. Pion
Alice Girard
Pickets Continue at Plants Despite Court Order
Chicago workers resume picketing Allis-Chalmers and Gates Iron Works after a U.S. court injunction. Night shift of eight replaced by twelve at 6 a.m. Business Agent Ireland says picketing continues with support from the people, while law as interpreted by Judge Kohl may differ.
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Chicago
United States
Allis-Chambers
Gates Iron Works
Ireland
Kohlgaat
Diplomatic Efforts Over Miss Stone Kidnapping Continue
Washington reports no new Turkish or Bulgarian updates on Miss Stone since Saturday. State Department presses diplomacy aided by Russia to secure her release, while Bulgaria and Turkey cooperate amid high costs tied to the ransom demands and military actions surrounding the case.
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Washington
State Department
Turkey
Bulgaria
Missa Stone
Russia
United States
Miss Stone
Candidates for the purple at the Rome consistory
London reports rising interest in papal cardinalate candidates before Christmas. In the United States Archbishops Corrigan and Ireland represent opposing trends, joining other American aspirants as Rome plans four cardinal vacancies. The pope reportedly will limit U S cardinals to one to avoid factional tension within American Catholicism.
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London
Rome
Pall Mall Gazette
United States
Corrigan
Ireland
College of Cardinals
America
Crown Prince Wilhelm May Visit United States in Spring
The World reports a potential visit by Crown Prince Wilhelm to the United States and New Jersey in April or May next year. Emperor William funds a new yacht under construction in a New Jersey shipyard and plans to present it to the crown prince after a trial trip. The prince would study American shipbuilding methods and travel with several naval officers.
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New York
Crown Prince
Wilhelm
Germany
United States
New Jersey
Emperor William
Washington
Roosevelt Private Trip to Farmington and Yale
President Roosevelt with Cortelyou Barnes and staff will depart this afternoon by Pennsylvania Railroad for Farmington Connecticut. He will visit Mrs Cowles before proceeding to New Haven to receive an honorary LLD from Yale University. Details are withheld as the trip is private.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Barnes
White House
Pennsylvania Railroad
Farmington
Editor M'Hugh Released From Kilmainham Jail
Patrick A. McHugh member of parliament for Leitrim north division was released from Kilmainham jail after a six month sentence for seditious libels in the Slogue Champion. He received an enthusiastic crowd with cheers and handshakes. Lord Mayor Sir Thomas D. Pile and delegations attended the scene.
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Dublin
Patrick A. Mc‘Hugh
Leitrim
Kilmainham
McHugh
Thomas D. Pile
Slogo
John O'Dowd
John O’don
Lord Mayor Honored Visitor Arrives in Liberty
Nell from South Mayo joined locals in greeting him as Mr. McHugh rode in the lord mayor's carriage. A luncheon followed at a hotel before Mr. McHugh sails for New York on the steamer Majesty with John Redmond and John O'Donnell, departing Queenstown Thursday.
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Nell
South Mayo
Liberty
Mr. McHugh
New York
John Redmond
John O’donnell
Majestic
Queenstown
Death Ends A Long Illness Of Fort Wayne Youth
Rodney Heath son of Prof. W F Heath former Fort Wayne music instructor died Thursday in Danville Illinois after a three year paralysis and ossification illness He was about twenty one and his remains were brought to Fort Wayne for interment at Lindenwood The family moved from Fort Wayne eight years ago and the father has been connected with Pixley Co and later director of the band at the Danville soldiers home
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Rodney Heath
W. F. Heath
Fort Wayne
Danville
Til
Pixley & Co
Lindenwood
Widow of Calvary church member dies. funeral set
Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday at 1 30 pm from the residence for a widow esteemed by many. Surviving family includes husband one son and three daughters Mrs A Pirson Mrs Allen A Bowser Mrs G Throckmorton and Mrs August Yergens.
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Calvary U. B. Church
A. Pirson
Allen A. Bowser
East Creighton Avenue
G. Throckmorton
West DeWald Street
August Yergens
St. Joe Township
Lighthouse keepers drown after boat capsizes at Mackinac
Cross Village Michigan witnessed the drowning of two men in charge of the Skilli gallee lighthouse at the Straits of Mackinac when a boat used to reach the mainland capsized. Grubben was recovered, Bourissau remains missing at the lake bottom.
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Cross Village
Mich
Skilligallee
Straits of Mackinac
Bourissau
Grubben
Fort Wayne Company May Purchase Anderson Exchange
A deal to buy the Anderson Telephone exchange, about 60000 dollars, may be completed this afternoon in Fort Wayne. The Indiana Electrical Investment Company may be the buyer, with an executive board meeting at 4 pm to hear a report from its special committee that inspected the plant this week.
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Anderson Telephone Exchange
Fort Wayne
Anderson
Indiana Electrical Investment Company
G. W. Beers
Telephone, Telegraph and Cable Company of America
A. &. Coverdale
C. F. Pfeiffer
O. N. Heaton
Mix-Up Sparks Fire Engine Collision At Davis Institute
Sunday evening a collision occurred at Court and Berry streets between a hook and ladder truck and No 1 engine. A horse was gored on the hip and likely to be shot. another horse was trapped under the engine but freed. The driver Frank Hensel suffered a sprained ankle. the fire originating from waste paper in the Baltes building cellar.
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Davis Medical Institute
Court of Berry Streets
No. 1
Frank Hensel
Baltes
James M Kane offers deep cuts on seasonable goods
The store claims a $2,000 annual rent saving translates to low prices on underwear gloves mittens handkerchiefs and more for two weeks. 65c fleece underwear at 39c 75c wool fleece at 50c 1.00 underwear at 73c plus cheap socks thread pins gloves pocketbooks and more.
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James M. Kane’s
Windt Marries Maude Heidlauff in City nuptials
Charles H. Windt treasurer of the Withington Handle factory wed Maude Heidlauff of Jackson Michigan on Monday. The couple will tour New York and return to Fort Wayne to reside after November 3.
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Charles H. Windt
Withington
Maude Heidlauff
Jackson
Mich
Infant Bowman Dies at Hope Hospital
Esther Bowman, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bowman of 74 Barthold Street, died at Hope Hospital last Thursday morning from dropsy aged 2 years 3 months.
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Esther Bowman
William Bowman
Barthold Street
Hope Hospital
Death of Miss Carrie Gerke at age 18
Miss Carrie Gerke daughter of Herman and Mrs Gerke died Wednesday at home five miles south of the city from heart disease after seven weeks illness. Survived by parents six siblings including Frederick Henry Herman Matilda Clara and Sophia Schultz. Funeral held Saturday at 1 30 p m and 2 p m at Franke church.
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Carrie Gerke
Herman F. A. Gerke
Gerke
Frederick
Henry
Herman
Matilda
Clara Gerke
Sophia Schultz
Franke
Mrs. Louisa Wiedeman Dies After Stroke in Fort Wayne
Mrs. Louisa Wiedeman, 72, wife of Ulrich Wiedeman, died at 7 o clock Saturday at 347 Lafayette street from a stroke of paralysis. A Ger man native, she had lived in Fort Wayne forty five years and is survived by her husband and two children, Joseph and Miss Gertrude. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 8:30 from the residence and 9 from St. Peter's Catholic church.
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Louisa Wiedeman
Ulrich Wiedeman
Lafayette Street
Joseph
Gertrude
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Mrs. Mary Pirson Dies After Illness at 60
Mrs. Mary Pirson wife of J B Pirson died at noon Sunday at the family home 4 South Wayne avenue after a prolonged illness. She was 60 years old and the death was caused by a complication of diseases. She was a devoted member.
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Mary Pirson
J. B. Pirson
South
Wayne Avenue
Pirson
Infant daughter of Klingenberger dies at three days
Elizabeth Klingenberger, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Klingenberger of 10 Purman Street, died Sunday night from exhaustion at age three days.
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Elizabeth
A. J. Klingenberger
Purman Street
Death of Mrs Catherine Cull longtime Fort Wayne resident
Mrs Catherine Cull aged sixty seven died at 27 Taylor Street after a yearlong decline from stomach trouble. A New York native who moved to Fort Wayne as a baby sixty five years ago, she was widow of Cornelius Cull and survived by five sons John Thomas Dennis James and Patrick. She belonged to St Patrick’s Catholic church. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 3 30 a m at the house and 9 00 a m at St Patrick’s Church.
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Henry County
Knightstown
Hathaway
Patrick Kelley
Richmond
Stout
William H. Hochstetter
Nickel Plate Road
Frohnapfel
Aiken
Krumlauf
Houts
Kelly
Manning
Circuit Court
Circuit
Anselm Krock
Benedict Krock
Mary Stewart
Joseph Horstmeyer
August Baals
Superior Court
Volute Nut Company
Charlies J. Seibold
Martha W. Thurston
John C. Koch
Bettie B. Webb
Sentinel
George Bouvier
Minnie Groves
Charles Hathaway
Court House
Mason
Mary Slater
Monroe J. Slater
The
Emerick’s
Catherine Cull
Taylor Street
Cull
New York
Fort Wayne
Cornelius Cull
John
Thomas
Dennis
James
Patrick
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
St. Patrick’s Church
August Axt dies at 36 after locomotive injuries
August Axt died Monday evening at his home 180 Maumee avenue from brain trouble at age thirty six. An employee of the Pennsylvania company he was badly injured when struck by an engine in the yards nearly two years ago. He was a son of the late Maurice Axe and leaves a widow and five children, the eldest about ten. He belonged to St Marys Catholic church.
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August Axt
Maumee Avenue
Axt
Pennsylvania Company
Maurice Axe
Axe
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Promises Restored Thick Hair
An Altoona reader cites baldness and credits Ayer’s Hair Vigor with stopping hair loss, restoring color, and making hair thick again. The ad urges purchase at druggists for $1 and lists J. C. Ayer Co. of Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Ayer
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Registration for New York municipal election nears close
In Greater New York, registration for the November 5 election closes at 10 pm. Fusionists and Democrats push adherents to register, with both sides sending orders to recalcitrants. Three days total 502,209, about 37,653 fewer than last year, and 45,000 behind 1897 totals.
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New York
Greater New York
Farmer Irwin In Car Wagon Collision At Grand And Calhoun
Farmer Irwin was in a collision with a wagon near Grand and Calhoun streets yesterday. He sustained damage to his vehicle and seeks arrest of the other driver, but the identity of the other man remains unknown.
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Irwin
Grand
Calhoun Streets
Douglass Shoe Store Posts Heaviest Saturday and Record Week
Manager W M Klinkel of the Douglass shoe store reports Saturday as the heaviest business day and says the week was the largest in a business sense since the store opened in Fort Wayne.
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W. M. Klinkel
Douglass Shoe Store
Fort Wayne
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