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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1903

Page

3

Mrs J L Sievert Dies After Brief Illness At Home

Edith Lillian Sievert wife of J L Sievert died at 11 20 o clock Sunday night at 809 West Wayne street after a brief illness. Doctors diagnosed diabetic coma from kidney disease and used saline transfusion and oxygen but she did not recover. Born January 26 1877 she was educated at Sacred Heart Academy and St Marys of the Lake Notre Dame. She married October 1 1901 and is survived by husband mother Lucy Phillips Frank R B Phillips an uncle and Mrs W P Breen an aunt. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at 8 30 from the residence and at 9 from the Cathedral.

Edith Lillian Sievert W. H. Myers H. von Sweringen John J. Phillips Academy of the Sacred Heart St. Mary’s of-the-Lake Notre Dame Sievert Lucy Phillips Frank RB. Phillips W. P. Breen Ohio and Indiana Railroad Forest Ohio Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad Walsh Mary Fitzgerald Michael V Mary Katherine Walsh Gay Street

Widow of Fort Wayne shoe merchant dies in Chicago

Mrs Delia Lintz widow of Anthony Lintz pioneer Fort Wayne shoe merchant dies at 89 in Chicago after bowel inflammation and exhaustion. Born July 26 1814 in Baden Germany she emigrated with her parents to Rochester New York and came to Fort Wayne in 1834. Surviving children include Mary Wirley Kate Bauer Josephine Lintz Theodore Lintz and others. remains will be brought to Fort Wayne to the residence of K J Bauer 210 Douglas Avenue.

Delia Lintz Anthony Lintz Chicago Lintz Baden Ermany America Rochester N. Y Fort Wayne Buffalo Toledo Maumee Kate Bauer St. Louis Josephine Lintz Ill Martin A. Lintz Anthony W. Lintz Carrie Bauer Theodore L. Lintz K. J. Bauer Douglas Avenue

Death of Mrs. Erelyne Greenwald at Hope Hospital

Mrs Erelyne Greenwald wife of Henry Greenwald of Thames street died at Hope hospital Sunday evening from typhoid fever after several weeks illness. Aged nineteen she was daughter of Lewis Fordham and survived by husband, parents, a sister May Fordham and brothers Gustave and Amos Fordham. Remains were moved to Schone undertaking then to the uncle Frank E Fournier 2412 Ha street. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon at o clock. Friends invited to attend.

Erelyne Greenwald Henry Greenwald Thames Street Hope Hospital Schone Undertaking Establishment Frank E. Fournier

Death of Tomas Walsh Veteran Deputy County Clerk

Tomas Walsh longtime deputy county clerk died at 4 PM at St Somers. He served a lifelong public role and was known in local government circles.

Tomas Walsh M. Walsh Cili- Wayne St. Somers

Death of Mrs Pearl Greenawald at 23 in Cincinnati

Mrs Pearl Greenawald wife of David D Greenawald died at 3 pm Wednesday after a brief illness at 2502 Gay street Cincinnati. She aged 23 and had visited Boone Grove Indiana two weeks earlier. She was daughter of Mrs Sarah Merriman of Flint Michigan and left a husband three brothers and two sisters. Remains shipped to Auburn for burial.

Pearl Greenawald David D. Greenawald Gay Street Greenawald Boone Grove Ind Sarah Merriman Flint, Mich Greerawald Western Gas Construction Company Auburn

Death of Jacob Herber at St. Josephs Hospital

Jacob Herber aged 34 died at 11 45 pm Thursday in St. Josephs hospital after a prolonged illness. He is survived by one daughter two brothers and five sisters including John Gerhard Veronicia Veronica Sieler and Peters Meyers Zuber of Columbia City. A Catholic Benevolent League member, the body goes to his father-in-law William Neumann 1334 Lillie street for funeral services Monday at his home then 9 30 from St Marys Catholic Church.

Jacob Herber St. Joseph’s Hospital Herber Nicholas Herber John Gerhard Herber Veronica Herber Peter Sieler Anthony Aligier Anthony Meyers Philip Zuber Columbia City Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana Schone Undertaking Establishment William Neumann Lillie Street St. Mary’s Catholic Church

Death of Hattie Richards Destroys Local Orphans Home Resident

Hattie Richards aged 14 formerly at Allen county orphans home died Friday at St. Hochus hospital from tuberculosis. Funeral services were held Saturday at Lindenwood lodge at 2:30 in the afternoon with Rev. Dr. Moffat officiating.

Hattie Richards Allen County Orphans’ Home St. Hochus’ Hospital Lindenwood Lodge Dr. Moffat

Bryan fights over will of Philo Bennett in New Haven

In New Haven on October 27 the probate hearing for Philo Bennett's will drew a large crowd. The will left 50000 to William Jennings Bryan and family, with Bryan admitting authorship of the interlined clause. Bryan disclosed a 5 September letter offering to put the funds into gold bonds with various gifts, while Judge Stoddard accused Bryan of political influence dominating legal process.

New Haven Conn Philo Bennett New York Wiliam Jennings Bryan Bryan Stoddard Fudge Stoddard Mr. Bryan Cleaveland

Justice Brewer urges curb on right of appeal in crime cases

Justice David J. Brewer argues in a column that the right of appeal in criminal and civil cases is a statutory privilege, not a constitutional one. He contends appeals delay punishment, overload higher courts, and erode justice, urging appellate courts to control and limit revision to curb lynching and delay.

New York David J. Brewer United States Supreme Court Independent Brewer Justice Brewer United States Cass

Tea at Mrs Spangler's Home Tomorrow

Hive No 27 L C T M will host a tea from 2 to 5 pm tomorrow at 611 West Washington street. Mr and Mrs C T Strawbridge entertained relatives and friends from Bucyrus Ohio at dinner last evening.

Early Patent Remedies Advertised for Health Relief

An advertisement extols Burdock Blood Bitters as a natural regulator of stomach and bowels and claims cures for croup sore throat and pulmonary troubles. It also promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil and Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as quick fixes, urging timely use to save lives and relieve pain.

Thomas

Young Farmers Hurt in Hay Wagon Runaway

John Candell and Jack Gillie two young men were badly injured when a load of hay spilled after horses frightened in the road near John Gillie’s farm. Candell suffered internal injuries a broken right wrist and multiple cuts while Gillie had minor injuries.

John Candell Jack Gillie John Gillie Gillie Candell Young Gillie Dr. Stultz

Mabel Lawson Weds Frederick Martin In Grace Avenue Ceremony

Miss Mabel Anna Lawson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson wed Frederick Talbot Martin son of Mr. and Mrs. W H Martin at Plymouth Congregational church. Rev J Webster Bailey officiated at 8 p m before about seventy guests with bridesmaids Ethel Saylor Nellie Lawson and Edna Martin. A wedding supper followed and the couple will reside with the bride’s parents at 925 Grace avenue until their Suttenfield street home is ready. Out of town guests joined the celebration.

Mabel Anna Lawson William Lawson Grace Avenue Frederick Talbot Martin W. H. Martin Richmond J. Webster Bailey Plymouth Congregation Church Wayne Nisbet Nellie Lawson Edna Martin Ethel Saylor Martin Suttenfield Street North Manchester Clare Spring Paulding, U Everet Lowry Grundy, Ky Walter McLellan Tom ‘Hildebrand Columbia, City

Market Summary: Wheat and Corn Down on Eastern Tensions and Weather

Chicago quotes show wheat easing to 80 05C with liquidation and later rebound, December at 80 54c. December corn slips to 25 0c as weather stays favorable, oats and rye likewise lower. Pork and lard prices mix with October and December futures, while cash grains show slight declines across N W and S W markets.

Chicago

Chicago Live Stock Market Report

Cattle receipts 9000 including 300 Texans and 2500 westerns with steady market. Hogs receipts 18000 today. tomorrow 22000. market 10 to 15 cents lower with mixed and butchers 5.40 to 5.75. light 5.30 to 5.65. bulk 5.60 to 6.86. Sheep and lambs 25000 with steady demand. good to choice wethers 3.00 to 3.85. native lambs 3.25 to 5.75.

Chicago Texas Fed

Butter Cheese and Eggs Market Report

Chicago markets show butter steady at 21c for creamery grades and 14 to 18c for loss and daily dairy. Cheese steady with daisies at 10 to 11c and young Americas around 11c. Eggs market steady with prices around 18 to 19c per dozen.

Chicago Young Americas, LLC

Toledo Oil Market Snapshot

Toledo Ohio October 27 oil prices for nearby markets show North Lima at 1.30 dollars, South Lima and Indiana at 1.25 dollars.

Toledo Ohio Lima Indiana

Fort Wayne Market Report Wheat Flour Prices and Livestock

The Fort Wayne markets list current prices for spring wheat flour at 4.80 to 5.20 per barrel and winter flour 4.20 to 4.60. New corn is 35 cents per bu, old corn 40 to 45, oats 35 to 38, rye 50, barley 41, flaxseed 1.00, Hogs on foot 5.25 to 5.40, sheep 3.00 to 3.50, lambs 4.50 to 5.00, calves 5.50 to 5.75, steer 4.00 to 4.50, beef cows 2.50 to 3.00, and city hay, butter, eggs, lard and other farm goods are listed with varied prices.

Fort Wayne Ind Graham Tomothy

Woman Tries To Charge Goods To Spiritual Husband

Rurode Dry Goods received a letter from a woman in a neighboring town asking that a large bill be charged to her spiritual husband. C A T Krimmel declined the order since the firm has no dealings with the spirit world.

Rurode Dry Goods Company C. A. T. Krimmel

Henson to Accept Call at Tremont Temple Boston

Rev. Dr. P. B. Henson of Henson Place Baptist Brooklyn has announced he will accept the Tremont temple Boston call and take charge on Sunday November 15, succeeding Dr. George Lorimer in Boston after his Chicago tenure.

New York Henson Henson Place Baptist Church Brooklyn Tremont Temple Boston Chicago George Lorimer

Mrs Hetler Returns After Three Weeks Away Visit

Mrs. C Hetler has returned after a three week absence visiting Toronto and Berlin Canada.

C. ‘Hetler Toronto Berlin Canada

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. L. Sievert Earth Dora Greek Allen County Joseph Poinsett St. Mary’s Avenue Greek Germany King Anthony Eggemann Jacob Gable David Eggemann Maggie Banks Muncie Frederick Greek Sophie Greek Huestis Avenue Linday Greenwald Mies Susie Edwards Wayne Burn W. J. Bryan Dr. ‘Wood Nature Martin—Lawson Alex Wilson Dr. Pierce Pierce First National Bank Fort Wayne, Ind The Main and Court Streets ELC Paul S. M. Foster EB. H. McDonald W. J. Probasco DR. Henson
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