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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1908

Page

9

Ashley appeals for a second term as Allen County Recorder

George L. Ashley appeals to voters to reelect him as Allen County Recorder, claiming diligent record keeping and thorough performance of duties. He cites earnings of 10339 dollars up to September and defends against campaign rumors while praising the office’s importance and his experience.

Allen County William Eggeman Fleming Mr. Wells Spindler Dr. Kessler George L. Ashley L-D&Éw

Death claims power woman at age of 19 years

Mrs. Mary A. Meyers a Fort Wayne resident dies at 79 years 9 months 21 days after a week long illness of pneumonia She is survived by four children all in Fort Wayne six grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters and was born in Reading Pennsylvania She came to Fort Wayne forty three years ago widow of James D Myers who died sixteen years ago

Mary A. Meyers Fort Wayne Riverside Avenue Meyers James D. Myers Reading Mark J George D William M. Meyers Ed Cothrell Lucinda Faust Milton William H. Kelsey

Mrs Mowery dies of typhoid in Monroeville

Mrs. Andrew Mowery aged 54 died Wednesday at her home in Monroeville from typhoid fever. She formerly lived in Washington township Whitley county and is survived by her husband and three daughters.

Andrew Mowery Monroeville

Mrs Delilah Ohneck Dies in Washington Township

Mrs Delilah Ohneck 48 wife of John Ohneck died Thursday at the family home in Washington township after a three day illness from pneumonia. Survived by husband and four children William John Alice and Vinatta. Funeral Sunday at 10 from the residence and 11 from St John’s church with Rev J P Meyer officiating burial at Hatfield cemetery.

Delilah Ohneck John Ohneck Washington Township Ohneck St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church William John Alice Vinatta Ohneck St. John’s Church J. P. Meyer Hatfield Cemetery

Mrs Mary K A Henry Dies At 57 In City

Mrs Mary K A Henry wife of John A Henry living on Lea road near the city died at 8 a m Friday at Lutheran hospital from liver cancer after more than a year’s illness. Age 57 born in Adams county she had lived in Allen county many years. Survived by husband five children John G Henry of Chicago Alma Roberts Mary Toby Ella Everett and Anna Brumbaugh Funeral services Sunday afternoon from the residence of Mrs Toby 232 East Butler street

Mary K. A. Henry John A. Henry Lea Road Lutheran Hospital Henry Adams County Allen County John G. Henry Chicago Alma Roberts Mary Toby Ella Everett Anna Brumbaugh Elwood Toby East Butler Street

John Dawkins Dies at 79 Resident of Allen County

Pioneer New Haven farmer John Dawkins died Friday at his New Haven area farm at age 79 after a lengthy illness. Born in England he grew up in Jefferson township and was regarded as an exemplary citizen. Surviving: widow and children Charles and Ralph Dawkins Mrs Felix Blaising and Mrs Edward Ackey. Postmaster Logan of New Haven is a stepson. Funeral Monday at 1 at the residence and 2 at the Methodist Protestant church under Odd Fellows auspices.

John Dawkins Allen County New Haven Mr. Dawkins England America Jefferson Township Charles Ralph Dawkins Felix Blaising Edward Ackey Logan Methodist Protestant Church

Death of Clara B Jenkins at state school

Clara B Jenkins aged 33, inmate at the state school for feeble minded youth, died Friday from tuberculosis. The body was shipped to Carlisle Indiana for interment.

Clara B. Jenkins Carlisle Ind

Miss Loretta Angela Gilmartin Dies at 23 in Gilmartin Home

Loretta Angela Gilmartin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Gilmartin, died Monday morning at 209 West Williams Street after a brief illness from congestion of the lungs. A 23 year old beauty and social figure, she was a St Patrick’s Catholic church choir member and attended Sunday services before her death.

Loretta Angela. Gilmartin Edward Gilmartin West Williams Street Miss Gilmartin St. . Patrick’s Misa. Gilmartin

Gifted Fort Wayne Woman Remembered for Lovable Character

A notice honors a beloved Fort Wayne woman with exalted character and gentle manners. She attended St. Patrick's School Sacred Heart Academy and St. Marys of the Woods. Surviving relatives include Mrs. W. B. McDonald Evansville and several Gilmartin siblings in Fort Wayne with Miss Alice Gilmartin in Cincinnati summoned home.

Fort ‘Wayne Cand St. Patrick’s School Sacred Heart Academy St. Marys-of-the-Woods W. B. McDonald Evansville Mary Helen Alice Michael William Frank Gilmartin Alice’ Gilbartin Cincinnati Miss Gilmartin Young Ladies’ Sodality St. Patrick's Catholic Church

Mrs Christina Schafer Widow Dies at 81 in Lake Township

Mrs Christina Schafer widow of F W Schafer pioneer resident of Lake township died at 9 am Monday at her daughter Mrs Schaphorst 730 West Third street at 81 years 11 months 13 days Born in Frille Germany November 18 1827 she married J H Kramer in 1846 emigrated to America in 1854 lived Fort Wayne later married F W Schafer Funeral from Mrs Schaphorst residence Tuesday at 2 pm and Bethlehem Lutheran church Leesburg road Thursday at 1 pm

Christina Schafer F. W. Schafer Lake Township Fred Schaphorst West Third Street Schafer Frille Preuss-Minden Germany J. H. Kramer America Fort Wayne Anthony Kramer St. Joe Mich Christ Schafer Ferdinand and Charles Schafer Louise Thiele Washington Township William Schafer Caroline Gallmeyer Fred Koopman

Longtime Fort Wayne Resident Charles Seeman Dies at 71

Charles D. S. Seeman, a German army veteran and 40 year Fort Wayne resident, died at 5 20 AM at his home 1519 West Main. He came to America in 1867 and worked 30 years at Horton Manufacturing. Survived by wife and two children W C Seeman and Mrs Wendle. He was a charter Emanuel Lutheran member and part of the Broederliche Unter stutzungsverein. Funeral services Thursday at 1 30 PM from the residence and 2 PM at Emanuel Lutheran.

Charles D. S. Seeman Fort Wayne West Main Street Seeman America Horton Manufacturing Company W. C. Seeman Pennsylvania Railroad Toledo Wendle Emanuel Lutheran Church Broederliche Unterstuetzungsverein

Sister M Albina Dies After Surgery In Chicago

Sister M Albina of the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ died Sunday evening at St Josephs hospital after a recent operation. She was 31 and formerly resided in Chicago. Funeral services are set for Wednesday morning at 7 45 from St Josephs hospital chapel.

M. Albina Order of Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ St. Joseph’s Hospital Chicago

Louis Scherer Jr Dies at 88 in Allen County

Louis Scherer Jr aged 88 died at 6 p m Sunday at the home of his daughter Mrs Christ J Ulmer 1230 Lillie street of a paralysis stroke suffered eleven weeks earlier He was born in Koenigsburg Germany immigrated in 1847 lived on a Marion township farm before 1885 then Fort Wayne for twenty years Retiring years followed He leaves several children and was a charter member of Concordia Lutherans church Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m from Concordia church.

Louis Scherer, Jr Allen County Christ. J. Ulmer Lillie Street Mr. Scherer Koenigsburg Germany America Marion Township Fort Wayne Scherer John List G. P. Dudenhoefer Nettie Manth Jacob Bastian C. J. Ulmer Charles W. Scherer Louis P. Scherer, Jr Henry T. Scherer Concordia Lutherans Church Concordia Church

Death notice for Donald Tumbleson aged 10 years

Donald Tumbleson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tumbleson, died at 10 35 o clock Sunday morning at the family home 2169 Hanna street aged 10 years and 23 days The father is employed in the Pennsylvania freight house Funeral services Tuesday afternoon from the residence Rev Miller officiating

Donald Tumbleson Walter Tumbleson Hanna Penn‘sylvania Rev. Miller

Widow’s death noted. family ties in Michigan and city

The obituary describes the deceased who had lived in this city in recent years and was well known with many friends. Mrs. Martin left two daughters and two sons, all of whom reside in Michigan except Charles Martin of this city.

Mrs Mary Christman Dies at 44 Near Sheldon

Mrs Mary Margaret Christman wife of Peter Christman died Monday evening at her home near Sheldon age 44 death due to complications. Born and reared in Madison township she was well known. Funeral services from the Catholic church at Sheldon Thursday morning.

Mary Margaret Christman Peter Christman Sheldon Madison Township

Sudden Death of Mrs Malinda J Green At Brooklyn Ave Home

Mrs Malinda J Green aged 58 wife of Noah W Green of 312 Brooklyn Avenue died suddenly at 4 am in the Hodekin house where she worked. Coroner Kesler attributes death to heart disease. She woke early and collapsed before the landlady could be reached. She leaves her husband and nine children.

Malinda J. Green Noah W. Green Brooklyn Avenue Hodekin House Kesler

Dining car conductor fatally hurt at South Depot

Eugene B. Mills of St Louis, a 29-year-old dining car conductor for the Wabash, died at St Joseph hospital after being struck while behind a Pennsylvania train at the South Depot. He had just begun a new division run and was learning the road. Coroner’s inquiry to determine cause.

Eugene B. Mills Etsall Avenue St. Louis Wabash Pennsylvania Mills Wabash Continental Limited Pennsylvania Lines Wabash Yards C. A. Easton J. Degitz A. Lauer St. Joseph Hospital J. C. Peltier Mr. Mills A. J. Kesler Peltier Morgue

Man Killed by Pennsylvania Train Near Convoy

Charles Waltermire, a laborer from Convoy Ohio, was run down and killed instantly by Pennsylvania train 7218 westbound at 10 23 Friday night. Telegraph operator Del Berry and his wife witnessed the wheel impact at the depot and heard the crash.

Charles ‘Waltermire Convoy Ohio Pennsylvania del Berry Onte eRnere

Remains Released to Coroner in Odd-Job Resident's Death

The deceased man had a sister in Fairfield county and a brother in Columbus who has been notified of the accident. He held no trade, earning a living through odd jobs around town and nearby areas. The body is with the Van Wert county coroner awaiting instructions from relatives on disposal.

Fairfield County Columbus van Wert

Conductor Wills Killed In Crossing Accident

Nickel Plate Conductor William H. Wills died hours after a crash at Continental Ohio where the pilot of a westbound No. 37 struck a high C L and N crossing plank. Wills suffered multiple injuries, received hospital care, and died from loss of blood and shock. Burial plans were arranged in Bellevue with his widow present.

Continental Ohio William H. Wills Willis B. E. Watterson St. Joseph's Hospital Wills Getz & Cahill Ladies’ ‘Auxiliary Bellevud

Scaffold Collapse Injures Workmen at Factory Site

A scaffold at a factory injured eight men including P. F. Hamberger with a broken collar bone and scalp wounds and Clarence Brown with hip and hand injuries. Edward Tomlinson and Cyrus Kaiser also suffered facial and limb injuries. The workers were treated by a surgeon and sent home in an automobile, all expected to recover. The scaffold, erected by a brick mason, was only meant for two or three men and not strong enough for the load.

Six Men Move Heavy Beam Into Position

A group of six men work together to lift and set a heavy beam into its intended position, detailing the labor and teamwork involved in this construction task.

Injured Workers at Bowser’s Scaffold Incident

P F Hamburger and Christian Krueckeborg suffered internal injuries and a broken collar bone when a scaffold collapsed at Bowser's new building last week. Four other men sustained less serious injuries and expect to return to work soon.

P. F. Hamburger Christian Krueckeberg Bowser’s

Piercon Poultry Show Scheduled January 13 to 17

The Piercon community hosts a poultry show from January 13 through January 17. Local farmers and exhibitors will display birds, compete for prizes, and feature showmanship contests at the fairgrounds.

Piercon

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Long A Mowery Dawkins Gilmartin Seemann Christman GREEN South Depot E. B. Mills Charles Waltermire South Calhoun St Conductor Wills Bix Hurt Specia
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