Wedded couples licensed as observed in city notices
The Weekly Sentinel lists licenses for Charles Blake and Minnie Rose and for George Spindler and Brittie A. Miller to wed. It notes court activity including the trial of Chas Korn set for September 23 and other local legal actions. Also reported are a divorce granted to Minnie Bauman with custody of a child, and various society, business, and travel notes across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Sentinel
Charles Blake
Minnie Rose
George Spindler
Brittie A. Miller
Chas. Korn
Ludwig Ru Ruch
M. Hench
Auburn
Coolumba City
Minnie Baumen
Paul Bauman
John W. Hall
Allex County
Chapin Monday
George Canterline
Northeastern Insane Hospital
Madison Township
Helen MclIntosh
Pueblo
Col
Indiana Machine Works
Hubby” Hartman
Washington Street
L. Schirmeyer
J. H. Bass
Jerome D. Gloyd
Wichita
Ess
Ida Fitch
O. E. Mohler
The
Gazette
Denver
Twelfth Indiana Regiment
State House
Indianapolis
Reuben Williams
John M. Smith
T. E B. Ellison
Hiram W. Smith
South Bend
Savings
Will Olour
Phillip Sweeney
Pittsburg
Sophia Sarasien
Academy Station
Benjamin Adams
First National Bank
Newton
White’s Range
Messrs. Gurkill
Leshbaugh
J. B. Miller
John Corbaley
Clem
Monroeville
Baxter
Morvilius
Delphos
Krauss
Corbaker
Lafayette
Hays
Gunville
Regedant
Guthrie
Roanoke
B. W. Freemen
Orange
N. J
Wikel Receives Rail Major Post Move to Louisville
A. Wikel, assistant general freight agent, accepted an offer to become general freight agent for the Jamesville St. Louis and Texas railroad, with headquarters in Louisville, effective the 16th. He will relocate his family to Louisville as he begins his new duties under manager Parker. A. G. Young succeeds him as assistant at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre and Western
Muavie
Indianapolis
A. Wikel
A. Wales
Miller
Wike
Jaonisville
St. Louis
T Xss
McCrackuns
Louisville
Wikel
A. G. Young
Yormug
Braffia
H. ©. Parker
Tndianapolis
Maude Doolittle Weds Frank Bower in Rutherford NJ
The New York Daily Tribune reports Maude Doolittle daughter of Elias H. Doolittle married Frank Bower general secretary of the Young Men’s Christian Association of Fort Wayne at her father’s Rutherford New Jersey home. The ceremony featured white faille silk and a bouquet of white roses. They plan to report Wayne for their future home around October 1 pending his mother’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Daily Tribune
Maude Doolittle
Elias H. Doolittle
Ross
D. W. Souder
M. I
Mr. Bower
New York City
Rutherford
Walt
Mrs. Bower
Fort Wayne
Desperate Crime News From Michigan City
A disrupted dispatch reports Bennett registered at Motel Murdock in Michigan City and was moved to Ludivan prison after a Fort Wayne sentence for safe blowing. He allegedly attempted escape and injured a guard, with further details scattered through the county report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludivan
James Bennett
Local well yields prompt notable development record
Spppliestis and OL Superintendent G. Max Hoffman report a new well on the con pouw's territory. The well shows significant gas output and high production with an estimated two and a half million cubic feet per slag and sixty barrels per day. The well lies about fifteen miles closer to 7 t Warne than any company well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Max Hoffman
Swimenie Natural Poetold
Con Pouw
Will of banker J D Nuttman filed for probate
The late banker J D Nuttman's will was entered for probate on Friday. The estate is valued at about $200,000. He bequeaths all property to his wife Caroline L Nuttman, who is named executrix without bond. The will dated February 16 1883 was witnessed by son-in-law O S Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Miller
Ebbie Kyler
Joseph M. Clark
Chester Scarlett
Pexe
Nattman Bank
Northeastern Hospital
Richmond
James Wesson
Institute
Maysville
Seam Lantz
Fort Wayne
Jennie Evard
Frank Heling
George W. Pisher
O. N. Heaton
Henry Drake
Desha County
Arkansas
Ida A. Fuuk
Mila H. Fuuk
W. G. Colerick
A. J. Moynihan
St. Bernard
Hector
E. C. Thrall
C. L. Regadanz
Roanoke
White’s Range
Delphos
Regadanz
Mary A A. Freneh
Youn
Mass Preneh
People’s Store
Dettie Beylan
Mourveville Breese
Mitchell
Fort Wayne Dispatch
Dispatch
Coldwater Road
H. G. Sauer
Columbia City Times
Henry Colerick
Cummins and Betts
J. W. Pearse
Pearse & Long
Dr. Long
Charles Petitt
Matthias Hopper
Justice Franco
Jan Hall
H. Steinbach
Bourbon
Ind
John W. Steinbach
People's Store
O'Rourks
G. E. Trenam
Susan
L. Morris
Tatelligones
John McCarthy
Chicago
Dennis
Washington Township
West St Joe
Seilutter
Pfeifer & Sublatter
Bulger
Beil & Morris
Martin G. Bulger
J. D. Nuttman
Caroline L. Nuttman
J.D. Norman
O. S. Hanna
Sietches
Heated Council Debate on City Scales and Weigh Master
A council meeting last week debated a Farmers Alliance petition seeking to sell hay and grain across the city without licenses and to remove scale enforcement. The committee rejected the first two points, citing public convenience and fairness to buyers, and backed advising Weighmaster Ryan not to buy for customers in his market. Ryan defended impartial conduct, and the council largely agreed with his stance, resulting in the alliance petition failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Alliance
Patrick
Ryan
Ryn
Council
Fireman Eichstead Dies of Railroad Injuries in City
Gustave Eichstead a famed Nickel Plate fireman died from injuries after a derailment near Stony Island on a return trip from Chicago. Engineer James Hardigan and Fireman Midstead were on a special train. the locomotive left the track and turned over. Eichstead, who lived at 206 West Main Street, was crushed beneath the tender and died at 6 AM after hours of agony. remains were shipped to Wanatah Michigan for burial with sorrowful relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Eichstead
Nickel Plate
Stony Island
James Hardigan
Midstead
Chicago Testiay
Wanatah Mich
Eicvhatead
Woot Main Street
Petzinger and Scharf Deaths Highlight Local Obituaries
Frederick L. Petzinger aged 67 of Pontiac street died of bowel inflammation after a long career as an industrial mechanic at Wabash shops. He leaves a widow and two married sons and a daughter. Funeral was held Friday at 2 p m. Philhelmina Scharf wife of Charles Scharf Lafayette street died at 38 from typhoid fever at 202 Madison street. A large circle mourns the loss of a good woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Petzinger
Pontiac Street
Charles
G. Petzinger
Philhelmina
Charles Scharf
Lafayette Street
Madison Street
Cattle Disease Strikes Adams County Herds
Dr. Wm. F. Meyers, veterinary surgeon, returned from Adams county where a peculiar cattle disease is killing livestock. Nine of twelve cattle died. three more are expected to die. Animals refuse food and drink and show madness like behavior. cause of the fatal illness is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Meyers
Hias
Adams County
Meyers
Ward of Thin City Injured In Chicago Runaway Incident
W A Ward a noted passenger transporter on the Foot Wayne road was thrown from his carriage by a runaway horse in Chicago. He suffered serious injuries and was treated at Merver hospital where a physician described his condition as grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ward
Wayne Road
Chicago
Lorde
Mrr. Ward
Merver
Farm Win Fame in the West
Hon J H Bass received a telegram from David McKay stating his Galloway cattle won all premiums in the class at the Lincoln Nebraska exposition and took several silver medals for the top Galloway stock. Brookside farm houses some of the nation’s finest herd stock and a shipment of Bass Clydesdale horses is en route to Cheyenne Wyoming for an upcoming exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bass
David McKay
Lincoln
Neb
Bass
Brookside Farm
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Arrangzements for National Encampment Offi cial Scout Updates
Headquarters and delegations for the Union Veteran Legion national encampment set for October 7 and 8. Randall hotel hosts General J S Read of St Louis and Pennsylvania delegates. Wayne hosts Past National Commander Pierson and staff with Emma J Barker. Knightstown band HQ at Aldine. Further announcements forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Veteran Legion
Randall Hotel
J. S&s. Read
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
The
Wayne
General Pierson
Emma J. Barker
Allegheny
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knightstown Orpkhan
Aldine. Qou
Adivision
Tisineke
J. M. Barrett
D. L. Gelding
C. A. Zollinger
R. 8. Robertson
J. A. Rohan
E. J. Siver
G. W. Wilson
G. W. Ewing
F. RR. Weldon
BL EL Hurter
W. W. Mungeon
H. Hohnholz
W. W. Barnett
F. W. Rawles
FP. Ranke
E Q
Sam Fisher
W. D. Page
E-y
W. P. Breen
Week’s Notable Deaths Reported by Undertakers
The list for the week ending Saturday September 13 includes Joseph D. Nuttman 73 general debility Frederick L. Petzinger 68 liver complaint George L. Higgins 72 carbuncle James R. Sheets 7 months cholera infantum Ralph Upmeyer 7 months cholera Mary Francis 3 months spasms Diedrich Kaiser 65 dropsy Philomena Scharf 35 typhoid fever Alroy Cour 14 days spasms Henry Prange 65 old age Mary Foltz 20 typhoid fever
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Nuttman
Frederick L. Petzinger
George L. Higgins
James R. Sheets
Ralph Upmeyer
Mary Francis
Diedrich Kaiser
Philomena Scharf
Alroy Cour
Henry Prange
Mary Foltz
Jones Dismissed From Custody In License Charge
Edward E. Jones of Ossian was arrested on an affidavit before D I8 Commissioner Elmer Leonard by Frank Powers. Jones posted bond and the case was set for Friday. He faced a charge of failing to display his government license but produced fifteen witnesses. District Attorney Chambers attended and urged dismissal, which Commissioner Leonard granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S
Marshal Bolman
Edward E. Jones
Ossian
D. 8
Elmer Leonard
Frank Powers
Jones
Chambers
Leonard
Internal Revenue
Resolutions by Patrons of Industry in Fort Wayne County
The county Patrons of Industry at their Leader association meeting adopt demands for state and county reforms. They urge candidates for the state legislature to pledge to support laws lowering officer fees and salaries, county candidates to sign a petition against opposing such laws, and city actions to curb weighmaster expenses and prohibit hay purchases beyond personal use. They also seek repeal of the street retailing ban on farm products and a law protecting debtors from taxation. M. M. Gorrevin, county president, and county secretary sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Graham
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Monroeville
Abbie Hellopeter
Lizzie Drake
Kate T. Baker
Indiana Baseball League
McCullough
Rocky Mountain
Joe
Robert Douglavs
Philip Lindsay
McNutt
Anna Fi
van Slyke
Berry Street
M. E. Church
Antersen
Albert L. Bagley
County Association
City of
Fort Wayne
City Council of
Srernen Hrara
County
Pres
M. M. Gorrevin
Bee’y
Last Sunday Bishop Dwengr Consults Chicago Specialists
The Rev. Bishop Joseph Dwengr returned from Chicago with health concerns. Dr J M Dinnen and Chicago specialists advised a year of rest from clerical duties. Vicw General Brammer will oversee diocesan duties during the period with no additional appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dweng
Chicago
J. M. Dinnen
Tie
Vicw
Brammer
Fort Wayne Electric Company Absorbs Texas Plant
The Fort Wayne Electric Company expands by purchasing the Citizen's Electric Company plant in Houston Texas after negotiations. Attorney C H Worden led the transaction and returned home Saturday. an RK agent advised to obtain travel tickets if not already received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Electric Company
Texas
Citizen’s Electric Company
Houston
Tess
Houston Company
Fort Wayne Company
C. H. Worden
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Calhoun Street
eSon & . Fortelapne Sentinel
Hovey
MecCabe
Williameoort
State Board of Election Commissioners
Jewett
McCabe Raw
Kendallville Nuwa Eays
Andrew Ellison
Sentinel
Republican Court House
J. D. Chambers
Provgler
Sumner Porter
Aboite Township
Mamie
de Wald
James A. McDonald
Yam
DeWald Square
Wellington Avenue
McDonald
Hemingway Silk Company
W. Emerick
Daisy
Sheri George Viberg
Humane Society
Hk. T. McDouicki
Committee
David H. Patton
Pennington
Owen
A. H. Dougall
A. M. Taylor
Nan B. Freman
George W. Pixley
Sarah A. Porter
Abraham Keller
A. Y. Keller
A. M. Maurer
Watertown
South Dakota
Dr. B. Gard
Charles W. Dunn
Hewitt
Hillsdale
Mich
William Vleming
Steve
Josie
Washington, D. C
Roskhill
Arcola
Court Street
J. B. Neizer
Will Neizer
P. Eggeman
West Jefferson Street
N. Y
D. F. Bower
Maud Doolittle
T. J. Ellison
Wayne Street
Phillip Graf
Justice Wilkinson
Graf
Cras. Franks
Tabu
Joseph B. Davis
Daily Press
George Harrison
Dg Abraham
D. Nutt
Lake Town
Frank Delagrange
Alexander Curtenay
Tunny
James Bush
Michigan City
Thomas C. Kelly
Pleasant Township
Judge O'Rourke
Falk & Lumley
David Zimmerman
Oliver P. Frederick
Joseph France
Fred Butta
Justice Wilkinger
Butts, Heller & Franckel
Globe Clothiers
St. Patrick’s Church
White Rock Mineral Spring Company
Louis Bramey
Randall & Vesey
Rebecca Coleman
Jacob
Lise Scheler
J. M. Robinson
Kern
Fred Droege
Sophia Schroeder
Alfred Gebert
Lizzie Bright
Ersig
Wilt Street
Knights of Pythias
Adolph Feellinger
West Main Street
Root & Co
Switchire
Wen
Mary Leonard
Superior Street
Stewart & Hahn
Boston
Elizabeth Sink
Logansport
J. J. Kern
Lafayette Beaber
Abraham G. Beaber
Joseph
Caroline Ludwick
Amos Christian Augutus Ludwick
Kramer
Bues
W. D. Miller
Herbert
Jules. Perrigeny
Nickle Plate Railroad Grompany
Wels
Bluffton
Bell & Morris
Col. P. Dickinson
Wits
Fisher
Miss Dickinson
D. H. Beldwin & Co
O’ryan
Hartman
Allentown
Daily City Item
Titlin, O
Eva Bacher
Hare
Data Pox
Pitts
Pitts. Burg Road Employe, Is Ratery Visit To Friemela
Mexia
New York
Vera Cris
Metropolis
Fox
Fred Reiling
St. Joseph Hospital
Ment
Bobilya
Decatur
Cal
B.S. Robertson
Half Lanka City
Morey Wiery Las
Ely
Annie Stuckobal
T L. Bison
James Lanyon
Ints
Abb
White Cycling Agency
Mes
J. O. Kensill
W. H. Spindler d
Ablim Township
George Watts
Henry Busse
George Darbg
Repi
Joan Wilkinson
Were
Kid Wank
Érovs Migher
Meererte
F. Bower
Wiss Doolittle
Motherford
Fue Bennett
Murdock, Vichigan City
J.D. Nuttman
Horrisle
Zichstead
Philhelmiang Scharf
Eral
Adamsounty
Huet Vna Henaway
WA. Ward
Thin City
Gram
Rot
R. T
Electric Light Works
Brookside
V8, Headquarters
Hd. Jones
Patrons of Industry
Leader Association
George FL. Loesch
U. S Gov't Report
Cathara Hkemedies
Caficura
Potwer Drug and Chenical Corporation
Bond’s Mill
I. A. Alexander
Bond
East Columnia Street
Indiana
UO Segul
Eifle
Allen County
Falckener & Son
Sunviven
Eager
It Tehe
Cherubs
FP. A. Petgen
Baker Street
Francis Baily
Yragnuer Street
S. Guife
East Superior Street
Henry Fleekenstine
Uhieb
Uerrison
Thh Kay Etreets
Mrowist
Joned Vanderlick
Puker Street
George Smith
Barthold Avenue
Henry Neinert
Centre Street
Florida
PHA
Pixley & CO
the Manufacturing Clothiers
E. Berry Street
George Dewald
Part I
Part
Otta
Ann Johnson
Jacob. Kern
Allen Circuit
Swayne & Doughman
ESA
Dotin Hake
Allen Cireuit
Taidhina
Wenry Dake
Unis
Lacorle Kern
Allen Circuit Court
Morris & Barrett
State of Indiana
Louisa K. Wilson
Judson C. Wilson
Judson Co. Wilson
Sanler
Jacob J. Kern
W. P. Denney
John Holt
Insdiana
Suivants CS
Hayes
Sam, Pete & Max
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