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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1889

Page

2

Rev Bischoff Accepts Concordia College Professorship

Local notes report Rev. Bischoff has accepted a professorship at Concordia College. The roundup includes births, illnesses, and various local events such as a marriage on Montgomery Street, land bequests, and community notices from Fort Wayne area.

Barrett Receives 21-Year Prison Sentence for Murder

Thursday John Barrett, labeled the wife murderer, was sentenced by Judge O’Rourke to twenty one years in the state prison. The case has drawn medical curiosity as the old man displays odd, sometimes absurd delusions including wishes for his son George to sleep with him and plans to furnish his future prison rooms with a new suit and parlor furniture.

John Barrett O’rourke George Barrett Bluffton Thomas Fohler Pennsylvania Wells County Fohler

Marriage of Anna Hatch to John Steinbacher in Pleasant Township

Last Thursday morning at the bride's home in Pleasant township a marriage joined Anna Hatch daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Hatch to John Steinbacher, an earnest and worthy young man. After the ceremony a sumptuous repast followed and guests enjoyed themselves. The presents were handsome and useful. The Sentinel wishes happiness and prosperity to the couple.

Monroeville White & Minckner Pixley-Long Block Leedy Sentiven DeWald Street Maggie Pleasant Township Anna Louis Hatch John Steinbacher Sentinel Mrs. Slater Walton Avenue Slater Huntington Roanoke John Street

Brother of local farmer dies suddenly in Indiana

John T. Phillips, a well known farmer from near the city on Bluffton road, received word Friday that his brother Perry Phillips died suddenly last Thursday night in Cambridge City, Indiana. Heart disease is suspected as the cause.

John T. Phillips Bluffton Road Perry Phillips Cambridge City Ind

Pioneer widow Eliza Ayres dies at Clinton Street home

Sunday morning Mrs Eliza Katherine Ayres widow of Dr H P Ayres died at her Clinton Street residence. Born October 20 1816 in West Newton Pa she lived as a pioneer in Fort Wayne and was a devoted Presbyterian. Surviving children include Dr OC 8 Ayres of Cincinnati Mrs A M Babcock and H B Ayres of Fort Wayne. Her life as a Christian and benefactor is noted by friends and family.

Allie Provines Huntington Geo. R. Hench East Wayne Street Steve O'Conner County Auditor’s Office George Erick Cornelius S. Smith A. H. Bittinger Jacob Foellinger South Wayne Calhoun Street Christian Miller Bloomingdale Germany James Liggett Sixth District J. B. White J. W. Hayden Montgomery Street A. Northrop Wm. A. Manner Emma Woolsey Lafayette Messrs. Mages McHugh Dwenger Baltimore Messrs Mugg Fort Wayne W. P. Dreen Anthony Wayne Fistory Maumee Valley Harmer Susanne Burlarger Washington Street Hanna East Jefferson Street Henry Angelia Tholen East Washington Street Resina Rohjans Eliza Kessins Wm. Burlarger Father Oechtering St. Mary’s Catholic Church Henry Manning Henry Tholen Clinton Street Eliza Katherine Ayres H. P. Ayres Mrs. Ayres West Newton John Rowan Miss Rowan Piqua Ohio Jesse Williams Allen Hamilton, Jr Wines Rudisill Judge Hanna Mia Calvin Anderson Presbyterian Church B. O. Rowan Jane Rowan S. C. Rowan Washington, D. C Murray Street H. Karns

Fort Wayne Welcomes Major Jewelry Firm In Schmitz Block

Co W McKee Co a large jewelry firm from Sydney Ohio signs lease for store room in the Schmitz block corner Calhoun and Washington streets. They plan to occupy by December 1st as the Kalamazoo dry goods firm bids for the north space. Music dealer S A Karn holds the middle room.

Schmitz Calhoun Washington Streets Co. W. McKee & Co Sydney Ohio Mesars. McKee & Co Kalamazoo, Mich S. A. Karn

NEW SCHOOL BOOK COMPANY PROJECTS EXPANDED OPERATIONS

The Indiana School Book Company met in Indianapolis with members from Terre Haute Evansville Fort Wayne Michigan City and Indianapolis. Secretary E P Hawkins reported requisitions filled for about 850000 books. Heilman Collett said operations already exceeded expectations and will expand soon.

Indiana School Book Company Indianapolis Josephus Collett Terre Haute William Heilman D. J. Mackay E. P. Huston Evansville William Fleming Robert C. Bell Fort Wayne James Murdock Michigan City Edward Hawkins Fleming Hawkins Messrs. Heilman Collett

Swindlers Granville and Gerrish Arrested in Chicago

Algernon Granville and Frank Gerrish, known for long running swindles across Kansas City Fort Wayne and Toronto, are under arrest in Chicago The pair operated a wholesale grocery in Fort Wayne three years ago and duped Chicago and St Louis merchants of about $7000 They once ran offices in Chicago including 168 Washington Street where three corporations held headquarters

Maumee Bridge Columbia Street Frank Alderman C. 8. Bush St. Joe Maysville John C. Peters Perry A. Randall D. N. Foster Wm. Beverforden South Calhoun Street Wabash Depot R. F. Douglass Douglass Mr. Beverforden Algernon Granville Frank Gerrish Chicago The Chicago Herald Gerrish Kansas City Fort Wayne Ind Toronto Canada Granville St. Louis Washington Street

New Parsonage For Trinity M E Church Pastor

The St Paul M E church bought the Walton avenue lot from J K Edgerton and began building a Gothic seven room parsonage for Rev M C Cooper. The $1100 residence should be finished by December 1 as the pastor enters his third year and leads a thriving congregation.

Christian Boseker Wells County Court House H. G. Sauer St. Paul Lutheran Church St. Louis, Mo St. Paul M. E. Church J. K. Edgerton Walton Avenue M. C. Cooper Cooper

Fifteen Deaths Reported by Undertaking Establishments

The week ending Oct 26 shows fifteen deaths from typhoid fever asthma exhaustion and other causes in various ages. Names include Sadie Maddox Louisa Yager Mary Fitzpatrick and Edmund Lincoln with ages from 1 day to 50 years. Mr Enos White will leave his janitor post at the post office to become a mail carrier starting the first with route selection pending.

Sadie Maddox Louisa Yager M. Manthe Charles Brown Jessie Fessenden Andrew McCarthy Vincent Thomas F. McNulty Mary Fitzpatrick Edmund Lincoln Lillie L. Shirtliff Thomas M. O’leary Albert H. Knoblauch Franklin Mery Charles S. Linger Enos White Ist

Hopkins Removes Obstruction in Abbott Well

Zelous Hopkins, the well driver and artesian expert, removed one iron obstruction from the Abbott mineral well after twelve days of effort. Rope remains wedged in the pipe and may hinder further work. Vandals threw debris into the pipe. five boys, Peter Osenbaugh, Thos Bird, John Beal, Wm Henschen, and George Henschen, were bound over on malicious trespass charges with $50 bonds. case set for November 2 before Squire France.

Abbott Zelous Hopkins Hopkins W. T. Abbott Abbott Mineral Squire France Peter Osenbaugh Thos, Bird John Beal Wm. Henschen George Henschen

Farmer Hurt When Horse Steps Into Gas Trench Near Arcola

Eli Larimore of near Arcola was injured Friday evening while freeing a horse that stepped into a natural gas trench. He sustained three broken ribs a severe knee contusion and head injuries. He was treated at Dreier Bros. drug store by Drs. Porter and Myers and returned home with friends. The horse was maimed and likely to be killed.

Eli Larimore Arcola Larimore Dreier Bros

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