Elegant Fort Wayne Weddings Stitch Local Social Ties
Miss Sadie Elizabeth Lenocker wed Frederick Rodenbeck at 8 PM in her mother Mrs Catherine Lenocker's home. Relatives and friends attended a dutiful wedding with pink chrysanthemums and white blooms. The couple plans to reside at 425 Madison Street after December.
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Rodenbeck—Lenocker
Sadie Elizabeth Lenocker
Frederick Rodenbeck
Catherine Lenocker
East DeWald Street
Dr. Wagenhals
Stella Miner
Frank Rohan
Rose Traub
Emma Rodenbeck
Miss Traub
Miss Rodenbeck
Mias
Mr. Rodenbeck
Mary Rodenbeck
East Lewis Street
Jack Chubb
Chicago
John Stahl
Peters
Logansport
H. B. Master
First Presbyterian Church
Mendelssohn
Georgia Miller
San Diego
Cal
Fort Wayne
Caldwell
Kansas
Cole—Melson
Inez Melson
Thomas Cole
David Melson
Broadway
G. F. Byrer
Lelia Melson
Albert Cole
Pennsylvania Railroad denies large layoffs
Philadelphia officials deny rumors that the Pennsylvania Railroad will discharge twenty thousand to thirty thousand employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wage increase announced for Dunkirk railroad workers
Telegraph operators station agents and clerks of the Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg railroad receive word of wage hikes from five to fifteen dollars per month with immediate effect. The line is part of the New York Central system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
N. Y
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley and
Pittsburg Railroad
New York Central Lines
German employee Henry State lost foot in Lafayette Street accident
Henry State, a German immigrant in America for about a year, lost a foot attempting to climb a train on Lafayette Street. He had worked at the Bass blacksmith shop until two weeks ago. Foreman Joseph Slater called him sober and industrious. Slater reports State’s condition improving as he recovers from his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry State
Pennsylvania
Lafayette Street
Sentinel
America
Bass
Joseph Slater
Slate
Snyder resigns from Pennsylvania shop position to seek California work
A. Snyder has resigned his position in the store room at the Pennsylvania shops and will leave in a few days for California. He expects to find employment and reside in that state. Mr. Snyder has been employed at the store room a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Snyder
Pennsylvania
California
Snyder
Pennsylvania lines west surveys rebuild main line Pittsburg to Chicago
Surveys are planned along the Pittsburgh to Chicago main line with work postponed for another year. Project aims to shorten the distance by about 10 miles and involves new measurements from Pittsburgh to Chicago and Pittsburgh to St Louis while overall passenger fares remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Oy dix
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne line plans cut routes and new yard buildings at Conway
Surveys on the Fort Wayne road propose a cut off between Enon and Sebring and another between Orville and Mansfield. The Enon Sebring cut off would remove Salem from the main line, as announced previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Conway
Fort Wayne
Enon
Sebring
Orville
Mansfield
Enon-Sebring
Salem
Captain Toomey Celebrates Birthday Milestone
Captain Thomas Toomey, Civil War veteran and longtime employee of J. H. Bass in Wallace Street, celebrated his birthday with old friends and neighbors. Baptism records in Ireland indicate he was born October 24, 1834, making him seventy three, though he appears younger. He served in the Thirtieth Indiana and helped carry Col. Lion S. Bass from the battlefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Toomey
J. H. Bass
Alt the Foundry
Wallace Street
Toomey
Col
Lion S. Bass
Captain Toomey’s Civil War Service and Postwar Work
Shiloh and Saratoga Springs are referenced regarding Captain Toomey, mortally wounded during a prior action. He returned after the war to work at the establishment of John H. Bags, brother of Colonel Bass, and remains employed there. He is a member of the G A R and has attended every encampment since the order’s founding up to the last meeting at Saratoga Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Toomey
Bass
John H. Bags
Saratoga
Springs
Order
Electrician Injured At Fort Wayne Electric Works
Otis Urga of the Fort Wayne Electric Works suffered a facial cut Friday morning near the eyes. The wound bled freely causing a scare, but it was later deemed not serious. The bleeding reportedly occurred after an emergency incident among workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Cole
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Otis ‘Urga
Fort. Wayne
Circular saw accident at Randall and Smith mill
A mill worker was severely injured at Randall and Smith saw mills when a circular saw mangled his thumb requiring amputation and severed two fingers. Dr. J. E. Morris treated the injured man and saved the remaining fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall & Smith
J. E. Morris
Judge Heaton to Serve Term as Judge and Trust President
Judge O N Heaton will remain on the superior court bench through his term and also serve as president of the Citizens' Trust Company. He announced after pressure from county leaders and supporters that he would hold both offices until January 1, 1911, citing honor and trust in his integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Trust Company
O. N. Heaton
Superior Court
Financial Institution
the Sentinel
Trust Company
Heaton
Sol A. Wood
R. B. Dreibelbiss
Hugh G. Keegan
Fires Shot at Husband Over Breakfast Demand
Ohio dispatch reports Mrs Bert Brady fired at her husband while he lay in bed after he would not rise for breakfast. He questioned her and moved toward the barn in night clothes, suffering injuries described as slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Ohio
Bert Brady
Indiana Tax Board Plans Annual Meeting With Assessors
Indianapolis October 29 Members of the Indiana state board of tax commissioners have completed plans for the annual meeting with county assessors. The session will run January 7 to 9 in the Supreme Court room at the state house with addresses by Fred A. Sims and George L. Mackintosh. Parks Martin arranged the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Supreme Court Room
State House
Fred A. Sims
George L. Mackintosh
Wabash College
State Tax Board
Parks Martin
State Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
J. W. McCardle
Indiana
James Bingham
Charles F.remy
The
Supreme Court
John C. Billheimer
John C. Wingate
Merrill Moores
Rush for Old Places as Telegraph Strikers Seek Reinstatement
In New York on October 29, many striking telegraphers sought reinstatement as several companies report surging applications. The surge appears not due to organized action but to gradual breakdown and belief that more is obtainable. About 60 percent of applicants are being accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Funeral Services for Henry at Lindenwood
Funeral services for Henry will be held Thursday afternoon at Lindenwood. Details indicate a residence at 531 Madison. Further information is incomplete in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Idence
Lindenwood
Explosion Shatters Arcade Area Damaging Dozens of Windows
An explosion at about 9 45 last Wednesday night in the alley east of the Arcade damaged hundreds in glass and caused $300 to $500 in loss. Police say dynamite was used and a motive linked to local businesses, with no injuries reported. Witnesses include Miss Julia Emanuel and residents of the Lehman and Jackson buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spy Run
A. B. Jackson
Lehman Clothing House
Jackson
Miss Emanuel
Julia E. Emanuel
Arcade
French
F. L. Barthold
BE. Gregs Davis Agency
Green
Dallas
F. Green
National Bank
B. H. Barnett
South
Lehman
Ben Lehman
Frank Cheviron
Wayne Street
Barr
Reichelderfer
Worst of storm seems to have passed
New York October 25 relief measures continued in financial circles with a cautious but hopeful tone. Several banks and trust companies in New York and Brooklyn suspended payments earlier, while the bankers pool formed at the clearing house held about 15 million dollars to support the stock exchange. The Lincoln Trust and Trust Company of America withstood depositor runs and indicated confidence as the market strengthened by midafternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Cortelyoun
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Stock Exchange
Trust Company of America
Lincoln Trust Company
Bankers’ Pool
Pittsburg Stock Exchange Closed As Market Shuts Down
The Pittsburg stock exchange directors decided to keep the exchange closed today with a short session expected tomorrow and no resumption until Monday morning. President Robert C. Hull praised local conditions and noted closer ties with clearing house banks as members suspended business for the community’s good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
The
Stock Exchange
Robert C. Hull
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Clearing House Association
Exchange
American securities rally in London on optimism from New York
London traders pushed U S stocks higher as American securities rose sharply on the London Exchange. Quoted gains ranged 2 to 4 points over parity with later increases as shorts covered and continental buyers moved in. Union Pacific Louisville and Nashville Atchison and Canadian Pacific led early advances while United Steel traded slightly below parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
American Securities
Stock Exchange
New York
Shorts
Union Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
United Steel
Mystery Surrounds Fort Wayne Dynamite Explosion
Police have no clues after a Wednesday dynamite blast. Six suspects detained yield no arrests. William Crawford, arraigned for drunkenness, not linked to the blast. he aimed to discredit the Good Citizenship league. Dynamite sold in Fort Wayne hardware stores with no clear buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
William Crawford
Good Citizenship League
Jackson
Pattolman Dickson
League
Fort Wayne
Spaniard Bulguera’s tale stirs Madrid about Filipino prisoners
A Manila arrival named Bulguera claims El Pueblos Manila correspondent reports over a thousand Spanish prisoners in Bulacan are forced to drag ploughs by Tagalogs. Ninety prisoners allegedly drowned while trying to escape in June, with Bulguera eventually reaching Cadiz via American aid after being thought dead.
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Madrid
Bulguera
Manila
Bulacan
San’ Juan
del Monte
el Pueblo
Mantle
Cadiz
Hie
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Albert W. Shattuck
Charles Lynch
Columbia Avenue
Prescott
Laura H. Prescott
Charles Prescott
John Snyder
Byrer
Eliza Street
Kate Hacke
Hoagland
John Hoevel
Hesse Cassel
Henry Hoevel
Abolt Township
Peter Junk
Aloysius Hacke
Kate Hoevel
Clara Hacke
Clem Hacke
Josep Hoevel
Father Schafer
Adrian, Mich
Hoevel
Clover Leaf Dairy
D., A.V. & P. Issues Welcome Bulletin
Fort ‘Wayne
Captain Toomey
Old Foundry
Gotagain
Jackson's
the Aysters
Joseph Mommer
Pingree Shoe Store
Trinkley & Koerber
James Barnett
Henry M. Williams
Green Jewelry Store
Aveline
Don
Philippines
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