Local court notices and many town happenings
Henry Beadell returns from east business trip as September term of superior court nears. Births reported to Mid dleton Jesse street Williams 407 South Broadway. Judge Dawson grants deed quiet title in Heid rich v Jones and awards 91.93 to Freese v Baldwin. Several divorces and marriages noted along with church and civic activities. A large batch of legal actions, local accidents, and community updates fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beadell
Superior Court
George Middleton
Winter Street
Theodore Pareguey
Jesse Street
Harry M. Williams
South Broadway
Dawson
Tittle
Mary Heidrich
Lynds Jones
August Freese
Alvin J. Baldwin
Maurice Sampson
H. F. Bullerman
Whitley
Huntington
Louise McIlvaine
Katie Farnan
William H. Farnan
Ida Roy
Monroeville
Miss May Sheridan
Berghoff Brewery
Eckerman Farm
Wayne Trace
Grace Bowley
Edwin Bowley
P. B. Colerick
J. H. Frame
Withington
Taylor
W. S. Wilson
Eighty-eighth Indiana Regiment
Wilson
Liberal
Kan
F. T. Simpson
T. J. Johnson
W. D. Parr
Bluffton
N. A. Stribley
West Superior Street
Stemen
West
Hench
Steger
Alderman
Oetting
Bell
Clara Reese
C. E. Reese, Jr
Daib
Tutheran
Chicago
Romy
Orr
Karn
O’shaugnessey
Kammeyer
Tegtmeyer
Farmers’ Bank of Eaton
Stegewald
Gerdom
Katie McCarthy
Harry Gibford
Mexico
Playa Vicente
Fort Wayne
Henry Nieman
H. Goff
West Washington Street
Nieman
Goff
Hugo. P. Thieme
Evaleth Thurston
J. M. Thurston
Richmond
Ind
Hughes
First Presbyterian Church
Rev
Warthington
Christian Church
John, Pieodore
J. G
Fred Thieme
Aida
City
Terribly Burned Miss Kate McCarthy in Alcohol Stove Blast
Miss Kate McCarthy of Garrett visiting her aunt Mrs Margaret Carl of 75 West Lewis street was severely burned Sunday afternoon when an alcohol bottle near a curling iron stove exploded. Flames ignited her clothing and hair. bystanders extinguished the blaze with a blanket. Dr. McOscar attended. no serious complications expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate McCarthy
Garrett
Margaret Carll
West
Lewis Street
McOscar
Clever Swindler Preys On West End Residents
A fifty nine to sixty year old man with a small basket circulated in the west end on Friday and Saturday asking for flowers to decorate a church for Sunday services. He obtained more than a basketful from several households and, seen drinking, traded flowers for beers at a saloon after suspicion arose. Housekeepers are warned to beware of this fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
West
New Management at Hope Hospital Shook Couple Take Charge
The Sentinel reports Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shook assumed control of Hope hospital on Friday with Mrs. Shook serving as matron after Miss Mayhew resigned and Mr. Shook managing the business affairs of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Elmer Shook
Hope Hospital
Mrs. Shook
Miss Mayhew
Mr. Shook
Wells street endorsement boosts local trial for kidney pills
Anna Long of 30 Wells street testifies to Dean's Kidney Pills aiding kidney trouble and backache after buying at Meyer Bros. & Co. Drug store. She notes neighbors also praise the remedy and urges others to try it. Doan's Kidney Pills priced 56 cents, sold by dealers and mailed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Street
Anna Long
Dean
Meyer Bros. & Co
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Sele
United States
Allen County to charter new trust company with 200000 capital
A third trust company named Allen County Mortgage and Trust will file Articles of Incorporation next week with 200000 capital, 100 per share. E W Cook to be secretary. Offices planned in the new Allen County Loan and Savings building. Key promoters include John W White Herman Michael Gottlieb Haller Isadore Lehman C F Pfeiffer Benjamin Rothschild John P Evans and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County Mortgage and Trust Company
John W. White
Herman Michael
Gottlieb Haller
Isadore Lehman
C. F. Pfeiffer
Benjamin Rothschild
John P. Evans
C. N. Heaton
H. A. Keplinger
E. W. Cook
C. W. Orr
Louis F. Curdes
George W. Beers
Ogden Pierce
John B. Franke
F. L. Jones
Oliver S. Hanna
Ed M. Wilson
W. E. Doud
H. G. Keegan
Sentinel Reporter
New Trust Company
Allen County Loan and Savings Association
HE. W. Cook
Commercial Club's New Home in Gold Fellows Building
The Gold Fellows building houses a nearly ready suite for the Commercial club with the secretary’s office opening next week. Electric lighting is set, decorators finish, and furniture and carpets are being added. A formal opening is planned for mid September with speakers including Hon William Fortune of Indianapolis, founder of the Indianapolis club and board of trade. The club currently lists 168 members and expects a large increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Fellows
William Fortune
Indianapolis
Board of Trade
Woodmen Lodge Organizer Missing in France Seeks News
A Woodmen of America organizer, absent from France for twenty one years, plans to communicate via his sister and expects to share important information in three weeks from today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganizing
The
Woodmen of America
France
Funeral for Louis Le Graw Held at Cathedral
Louis Le Graw died after a fall at the new courthouse. Funeral services were held last Saturday from the Cathedral with 130 fellow workers attending. The building's operatives organized the arrangements and paid all funeral expenses, showing commendable sympathy. The family deeply appreciates the workers' noble actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis le Graw
New Court House
Yellow fever in Indiana reports man dies in Knox county
A Sandborn Knox county resident died from suspected yellow fever after arriving from Cuba. Health authorities quarantined exposed individuals and burned the deceased’s belongings while disinfecting the home. State and county boards coordinated alerts and precautions to prevent an outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Sandborn
Knox County
Knox County Board of Health
Harry
State Board of Health
New York
Cuba
Beveridge Receives Warm Home Welcome in Indianapolis
Senator Albert J. Beveridge returned from a six month voyage to the Philippine Islands and the Far East to a crowded Indianapolis scene. The Marion Club staged a grand reception with elaborate decorations, illuminated signs reading Welcome Home, and a large 350-strong marching column. Beveridge declined to discuss his Philippine experiences during the public return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Beveridge
Philippines
Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
Philippine Islands
Far East
Union Station
Marion Club
New Hampshire
Severed thumb wounding during plate glass setting
John C. Trier, an employee of C. C. Schlatter & Co., sustained a severe cut above the last joint of his right thumb while setting plate glass. Dr. Duemling treated the wound with sutures, leaving Trier disabled for an undetermined period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Trier
C. C. Schlatter & Co
Dr. Duemling
Dreyfus Cousin Uses Obscure Hotel Stay
Minneapolis on September 2 reports Ernest E. Wiley, a cousin of Dreyfus, staying with his wife at a quiet hotel. He confirms kinship but rejects being the intermediary figure linked to Dreyfus in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Ernest E. Wiley
Dreyfus
Colonel Byrne Storms and Takes Bandit Stronghold Near Iloilo
General Hughes reports Lt Col Byrne destroyed Argorula stronghold on August 31 killing 21, wounding many, capturing supplies and equipment, despite perilous terrain and boulder fire. Bandit strength estimated at 400. one officer and two men hurt but no casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otis
War Department
Hughes
Tloilo
Byrne
Argorula
Captain Ranke Accepts Appointment as Captain
Captain W Banke accepts the volunteer appointment after a telegram from W H Carter assistant adjutant general. Banke wired his acceptance this morning confirming his new rank and service status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. .H. Carter
Capt
W. Banke
Volun
Captain Ranke to Transfer from Artillery to Infantry
Officers await orders as Captain Ranke prepares to report to his new regiment at Fort Crook Nebraska. Uniforms have been altered to reflect the branch change, ending the bright red regalia. No official orders yet, but preparations are in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teers
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Ranke
Fort Crook
Neb
Germans Will Help Boers In Imminent War
A Berlin and Johannesburg report states a German corps of 900 will assist the Boers if war with Britain occurs. The dispatch claims the Boers can mobilize 20,000 in three days, the Orange Free State 10,000. It notes British suzerainty is rejected by the Transvaal raad amid seven year franchise tensions. Editor Pakeman of the Transvaal Leader is jailed on high treason charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Standard and Diggers’ News Today
Johannesburg
Great Britain
Orange Free State
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Arbuckles’ Wt
Arbuckles
J. M. Shulte
Charles A. Munson
Europe
Jacob Gable
Frederick
Thomas Denlry
K. K. Wheelock
Concordia College
Walton Avenue
Arthur Lowe
Wheeler Street
George Boole
Philadelphia
Eckert
NEW Management
A New Trust CO
Allen County Mortgage and
East Berry
Scholars’ Companion
Woorden
Wien
Deen Pesta Ata
Teres
Coffey
Expresa
Ptare Ryt
Clara Hugusi
A. Autti
Mary J
Jennie Time
Mion Df Afoure
Dtenyvanp Niviing
Commercial Club
Vpoerey Moran
Arenbine
Pant de Fers
PETC
Postag
Pers
Atattabbes
Arbuckies
Bom
Arbuckle Bros
Notion D
New York City
N.Y
Indiana
Beveridge
Diana
Talk of the
Iloilo
Captain Ranke
Transvaal
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