Mrs. Martha Withers Hahn Dies After Illness
Mrs. Martha Withers Hahn of 802 West Berry street died after a brief pneumonia and heart complications. She was 46, widow of dry goods merchant William Hahn, survived by two daughters Hilda and Martha, mother Judge W H Withers, four sisters and two brothers, with ties to Trinity Episcopal church and Fort Wayne society.
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William Hahn
Fort Wayne
West Berry Street
Hahn
Martha Withers
W. H. Withers
Hilda
Martha
Withers
Auburndale
Fla
Chicago
Fannie Patterson
James Lowry
Williamette, Ill
Jessie Withers
Paris
Harry Ballard
New York City
Judge Withers
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Association
Ahn
Mrs Mary Lawrence Dies in Idaho At 76
Fort Wayne resident for decades Mrs Mary Lawrence died Wednesday in Lewiston Idaho at about 76 from age related causes. She is survived by daughters Mrs Louis Diether of Idaho and Mrs Martha Carlyle of Kansas City, and two Ohio sisters. Funeral services planned in Fort Wayne with burial after arrival by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lawrence
Fort Wayne
Louis Diether
Lewigton
Idaho
Kansas City
Walter F Droegemeyer dies aged 87 in Fort Wayne
Walter F Droegemeyer 87 a Fort Wayne cigarmaker died at 11 15 Tuesday night at his home 2319 Miner Street after an extended illness He was born January 8 1869 in Fort Wayne survived by wife a son Roscoe his father John A Droegemeyer and several brothers and sisters Funeral services Sunday at 2 00 PM from the residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Droegemeyer
Miner Street
Mr. Droegemeyer
Fort Wayne
Roscoe
John A. Droegemeyer
Bagies
Natone Union
Ggarmekers’ Union
Stapleton Widow Helena Stapleton Dies at 22
Helena Stapleton wife of Vernard Stapleton died Wednesday afternoon at the family home 419 Madison Street at age 22. She is survived by her husband, her parents, Mrs Gottlieb Geller, and three brothers. Remains were taken to grandmother Mrs George Galtier 1202 Union Street. Funeral services Friday at 1 30 from the residence and 2 from St Johns Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Infant Frances Connett Dies. Family Grieves Twice
Frances Josephine Connett infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Connett of 3030 Walton Avenue died at 7:80 this morning from marasmus aged 4 months 17 days. This follows a prior death of a 1-year-old daughter who was scalded by a kettle of boiling soup. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2:15 PM from the residence and 2 PM at the Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Josephine Connett
Allen Connett
Walton Avenue
Marasmus
Connett
Infant Swathwood Dies of Cholera Infantum at Two Months
Alvin Arnold Swathwood, infant son of Mr and Mrs Thomas L Swathwood of Winchester Road south of the city, died at midnight from cholera infantum at age 2 months. The father runs a dairy farm. Funeral services Saturday morning with interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery in Day County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Arnold Swathwood
Thomas £. Swathwood
Winchester Road
Pleasant Hill
Day County
Chandler A D A Chandler Aged Widow Settles Past
Fragmentary notice identifies D A Chandler aged a widow with unclear residence. It references a home and past events, indicating a dated obituary or legal notice fragment. Limited readable names suggest a historical local record without full context.
Obituary Notice for D Chandler in Fort Wayne
D Chandler died in Los Angeles in 1988 after long residence in Michigan City and Fort Wayne. She is survived by one son one daughter and two granddaughters. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 PM from the residence.
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D. Chandler
Los Angeles
Cal
Michigan City
Fort Wayne
Ostermann Widow Anna Ostermann Dies Sudden in Fort Wayne
Mrs Anna Margaret Ostermann 70 longtime Fort Wayne resident died suddenly Tuesday afternoon from heart disease after fainting on Washington Boulevard. She was born in Germany and lived in the city 55 years, survived by two children, 13 grandchildren, one brother, and a Rosary society member of St Marys Church. Funeral plans set from 711 Washington Boulevard East and St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Margaret Ostermann
Fort Wayne
George Ostermann
Washington Boulevard East
Ostermann
Germany
Lambert Ostermann
George L. Ostermann
Edward Martin
Rudolph Krull
Miss Sophie Bleke Dies After Short Illness at 80
Miss Sophie Bleke of 611 Madison street died at 6 o clock Tuesday afternoon from hemorrhage of the lungs after a brief illness. She was 80, born and raised in Fort Wayne, daughter of Diedrich Bleke who died in 1900. Survived by mother, sister Mrs August Weisenberg, and brother Frederick Bleke a mattress maker for Paul B. Wolf. Funeral Friday at 2 from the residence and 2:30 from St Pauls Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Bleke
Madison Street
Miss Bleke
Fort Wayne
Diedrich Bleke
August Weisenberg
Frederick Bleke
Paul B. Wolf
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Seven Year Old Walter Meyer Dies after Surgery
Walter Meyer son of Mr and Mrs Louis Meyer 1255 Hayden street died at Lutheran hospital at 2 Saturday afternoon aged seven after an appendicitis operation the disease had progressed beyond recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Meyer
Louis Meyer
Hayden Street
Lutheran Hospital
Infant Daughter of Dr and Mrs Weaver Dies at West Wayne
Jane Porter Weaver, baby daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ben Perley Weaver, died at 6 Saturday morning at their West Wayne Street residence. She was 1 year and 2 months old. Death followed several days of illness due to colitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Porter Weaver
Ben Perley Weaver
West Wayne Street
Funeral for Rev Daniel Lochner in Fort Wayne
The remains of Rev Daniel Lochner of Sherwood Ohio died in a Cleveland hospital and were brought to Fort Wayne for interment. The funeral was held Tuesday at Concordia church at 10 30 AM with burial in Concordia cemetery. Lochner aged 43 was a friend and classmate of Rev C H Luehr of this city and is survived by his wife and several children. Two sons attend Concordia college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Lochner
Sherwood
Cleveland
Fort Wayne
Concordia Curch
Concordia Cemetery
Lochner
C. H. Luehr
United States
Concordia College
Infant daughter of Wiedelmann couple dies at 3 days
An infant girl, twin of a sibling, of Mr and Mrs Henry Wiedelmann 1116 Liberty Street died Sunday at Lutheran hospital aged 3 days. Funeral services to be held this afternoon at the residence with Rev Jacob Miller officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wiedelmann
Liberty Street
Lutheran Hospital
Jacob Miller
Rhinehart Dies of Heart Ailment in Home Visit
Calvin Samuel Rhinehart 42 of Pontiac street and Walton avenue died at 10 30 pm Saturday at 1006 Wells street the home of his sister Mrs Mottie Fairling from a heart affection He worked at the Olds Wagon Works and is survived by his sister and a brother Joseph Rhinehart of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Samuel Rhinehart
Pontiac Street
Walton Avenue
Moiiie Fairling
Wells Street
Rhinehart
Olds Wagon Works
Joseph Rhinehart
Mrs Jennie P Hibler Dies in City at 66
Mrs Jennie P Hibler widow of the Hibler family residence 427 West Superior street died Saturday night at St Josephs hospital. Born Wolf Lake Noble county December 17 1882 she is survived by a son H E Hibler of this city connected with Indiana Machine company. She was a member of Westminster Presbyterian church. Funeral services will be held at 2 oclock from the residence of Mrs Kate Welch 427 West Superior street with Rev W H Wilson officiating. Interment Lindenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie P. Hibler
West Superior Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Michael Ungerer Dies at Nearly Eighty in New Haven
Michael Ungerer aged near eighty died Sunday at his New Haven home from age related infirmities. He came to New Haven from Bluffton over thirty years ago and is survived by his widow. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Lutheran church in New Haven where he was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ungerer
New Haven
Ungerer
Bluffton
Lutheran Church At
Infant Mary Sampson Dies in Twin Birth Tragedy
Mary Sampson infant daughter of John Sampson of 709 Buchanan Street died Monday night. She was one of twin daughters born to the family. The mother died in May 28. The remains were taken to Decatur for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sampson
John Sampson
Buchanan: Street
Decatur
Bryan Flays Idle Laborer Uplifts Labor
William J. Bryan spoke at the Detroit fairgrounds urging labor dignity and opposition to a leisure class. He championed the eight hour day and argued society benefits when workers contribute to the common good. He met a cheering crowd, then visited the Hotel Cadillac and the Great Fort Wayne Fair dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Bryan
Alabama
Mr. Bryan
Cadillac
George P. Codd
Fair Grounds
Grove
Fred Postal
A Country Party At Jackson Township Entertainment
Sunday gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Chevil let of Jackson township brought together friends from Lima Fort Wayne Dawkins Monroeville Besancon and nearby families. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Funk Mr and Mrs Weaver Mr and Mrs Yougnelet Mr and Mrs Davis and several youths.
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Chevillet
Jackson Township
Funk
Lima, O
C. BE. Weaver
Fort Wayne
A. Yougnelet
Dawkins
H. O. Davis
Monroeville
John Ternet
Besancon
Dorothy
Virgil Weaver
Arthur
Willie Ternet
Former Fort Wayne Pastor Rev John Kuelling Dies in Buffalo
Rev John Kuelling former Salem Reformed church pastor in Fort Wayne died in a Buffalo New York hospital after surgery for bladder trouble one week earlier He was 77 born in Germany came to America and served Fort Wayne 1890 1898 later chaplain at Deaconess home in Buffalo Surviving widow two sons Albert and Theo K Kuelling and daughter Mrs Henry Koepf of Fort Wayne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kuelling
Salem Reformed Church
Fort Wayne
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry F. Koepf
Dawson Street
Kueliing
Germany
America
Salem Church
C. F. Kreite
Brooklyn
Albert Kuelling
Theo. K. Kuelling
Leadwood
Henry Koepf
Gans Wins World Lightweights Title on Foul
Joe Gans claimed the world lightweight crown after a forty-second round foul against Battling Nelson in Goldfield. The match featured Gans's superior skill and endurance, culminating in Nelson’s groin blow and the referee’s decision to award by foul, with Gans favored by spectators at ringside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Gans
Nelson
Frank McDonald
McDonald
Sifers
Siler
Ganson
Notice to Non-Residents in Allen County Court
State of Indiana Allen County invites non residents Laurent Blane and others to respond by October 27 1906 in a suit to quiet title to real estate in Allen County Indiana. If no answer or demurrer is filed by the judge, the case will proceed in their absence. Attest W A Johnson Clerk. Bittinger and Houk Attorneys for Plaintiff. 5 w 3t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Allen County
Edward Catshall
Laurent Blane
Blane
Laurent Blanc
Joshua Wensell
Hensell
Sallat Barthelamy
Bathelamy
Sallot Barthelamy
Barthelamy
W. A. Johnson
Bittinger & Houk
Warship to Retrieve Stensland May Be Ordered
Discussion contends a war vessel could proceed to a Moroccan port to seize Stensland if the sultan refuses surrender. A French bank holds his deposit, subject to Moroccan regulation, making attachment by the Milwaukee State Bank of Chicago a probable but slow option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stensland
Milwaukee State Bank of
Chicago
Bank Wrecker Confession Traces Chicago Bank Crash
Tangier cable reports Paul Stensland confesses to Assistant States Attorney Olson, taking blame while saying Cashier Hering forged most money and Theodore Stensland is innocent. He says he never took cash from the bank and hid funds in real estate and investments. Hering denounces the accusation as he reads the Tangier dispatch. No extradition treaty with Morocco prompts Springfield inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Tribune
Tangier
Paul Stensland
Olson
Milwaukee Avenue Bank
Hering
Theodore
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Mount Olive
Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue
Deneen
Springfield
Adee
Morocco
Gilbert Still Congressman as Resignation Not Received
The Indiana twelfth district remains represented by Newton W. Gilbert. Governor Hanly admitted mistaken memory about Gilbert’s resignation and confirmed no receipt or acceptance in official records. Gilbert travels toward Manila to assume a Manila court post, negating any vacancy or immediate short term Nominations are deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton W. Gilbert
Congress
Indiana
M Hanly
Gilbert
Pacific Ocean
Manila
Court of First Instance
Hanly
Mr. Gilbert
Family quarrel sparks mistaken fire alert in Huntington
A Huntington resident phoned her husband at the fire department to report a fight, misinterpreted as a developing fire. The alarm sent the entire department into action, creating unnecessary excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Fire Department
Teachers Hold Final Lesson on Temperance and Teaching
County teachers conclude a five day institute with talks by Dr Forbush on personality and Prof Rettger on sight, color perception, and temperance ethics. Final session featured music by Prof Kinsey and violin solos by Harry A. Ross as teachers praise the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Teachers’ Institute
Forbush
Reltiger
Prof
Rettger
Prof. Rettger
Ross
Prof. Kinsey
Harry A. Ross
Grace Wyatt
Lagrange
Fort Wayne
F. W. Culbertson
Parables and prophecies guide the Holy Week lessons
The lesson links Zacchaeus and the pounds to Jesus entering Jerusalem. the triumphal welcome, temple cleansing, and the call to occupy till His return are tied to Scriptural fulfillment. It notes Bethlehem to Bethany journeys, the colts, and the central role of Scripture and temple worship. The piece ends with a local note on eighth grade commencement policies in Huntington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Press Association
Zacchaeus
Bethany
Simon
Martha
Lazarus
Mary
Jericho
Jerusalem
Gethsemane
Jobel
Satan
Jesus
Isa
House of Prayer
God
Hosaniny
Huntington County Board of Education
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Earth
Lawrence
Droegemeyer
Stapleton
Chandler
D. A. Chandler
Reetreet
sMras Csanier
Bleke
Hibler
Sampson
Bryan Flays
William J. Bryan
Fort Wayne Fair
Kor
Adrian, Mich
D. Shordon & CO
Paul O. Stensland
County Institute
the Sunday School
D. M. Stearns
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