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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
13
A round of relocations and engagements across Indiana headlines the return of letters, as residents head to Fremont for business, Marion for racehorses, and Fort Wayne for reunions. Weddings, new births, and property changes surface from Bluffton to Warsaw, with notes on elections, banking, and transport ventures shaping the week.
The Bauserman family, early settlers of Indiana, plans a reunion at the residence of William Bauserman in Madison Township on Thursday September 26. Invitations have been sent out for the event.
Jacob Stewart age fifty five and George Lamblen sixty three were killed when a wooden dry kiln being moved at the Edgerton stave factory collapsed at 4 30 pm Tuesday. Stewart and Lamblen were residents of Payne Ohio. The accident left the town in shock and prompted immediate rescue efforts and a coroner’s inquest.
Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Senator Hanna, shaken by the Buffalo disaster, declines further public interviews. Asked about President Roosevelt policy, Hanna states he is done with giving opinons publicly, his face showing deep grief from the tragedy.
Indianapolis reports the sovereign grand lodge vote to hold the next encampment at December in Indiana. Sessions continued in the estate house as the Patriarchs Militant staged its prize at the state fair grounds.
A four leaf anarchist sheet appeared in the reading room of the Young Men’s Christian Association at Calhoun and Holman streets about the time of the rumored Fort Wayne visit of Czolgosz. Secretary J W Burns found the anonymous publication and noted extracts from well known authors in support of anarchist doctrine.
General Lawton post 590 G A R held a Friday gathering and welcomed five new members. Among them are Itcham James Mareuis Jasper Tilbury Asa Turner all from this city. The group includes two veterans who previously served with Lawton in other units. The post received a handsome $50 record book donated by Henry M Williams John Fr Bass and John W White.
Judge S. M. Hench aids Wells county prosecution of Charles and Christian Graft charged with burning the Graft & Kreigh saw and tile mill at Echo on December 28 1900. Case heard before Judge Vaughn in Bluffton.
Miss Taretta Rohan daughter of County Treasurer D H Rohan and James Hughes of Chicago wed at St Patrick's Catholic Church on a Wednesday ceremony officiated by Rev T F Delaney. Attendants were Agnes and Edward Rohan. reception planned at the Hughes home in Chicago after November 1.
An old advertisement touts Mull's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cleanses the blood and mucus surfaces to defeat catarrh. The Halle Catarrh Co offers $100 reward for any case it cannot cure, urging readers to request testimonials from P. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio.
J C Mellaken seeks a well improved farm of about 80 acres in Allen county not far from Fort Wayne. Contact J C F McMaken Rural Route 4 Fort Wayne for responses.
The Mechecannocngua Tribe No. 106 adopts a resolution lamenting the death of President McKinley and expressing sympathy for Mrs. McKinley. It calls for stronger immigration laws and a stricter policy to combat anarchy in response to the Buffalo shooting.
Wanted notice invites every farmer in northern Indiana to visit the Wayne barber shop in Fort Wayne with nine first class barbers. Also announces a fair at Decatur from September 24 to 27 promising grand success.
Major RE B Pratt of the United States Army succeeds Captain R B Stoggsdall as Fort Wayne recruiting officer arriving from Indianapolis. Pratt will stay only briefly. One recruit, John G Hanna of Berne, enlisted for artillery service.
The Wayne Union Suit company, after opening at 14 Calhoun street, moves to two lower rooms in the Saengerbund building on West Main street due to rising demand. Additional machinery has been purchased and will be installed soon.
Notice announces dissolution by mutual consent of the Pane Furniture Company, formed by Eugene C. Shell and Adam C. Buettel. Buettel retires. all claims owed to or by the firm will be collected or paid by Eugene C. Shell. Fort Wayne, Indiana, September 3, 1901.
Daily highlights list attractions at the Angola Fair with featured events and activities for visitors. Details mention exhibitions and performances designed to draw crowds each afternoon and evening at the town fairgrounds.
Fragmentary OCR notes appear to reference patent topics with garbled text and stray names. No coherent event or subject can be identified. cannot confirm a date, place, or organization.
Japanese dolls are noted for elaborate attire as the princely family preserves them for descendants. The doll robes use specially woven brocaded silks in miniature patterns. Wooden dolls are often beautifully carved and enameled.
In Maples and Zanesville the Swiss National Telephonie Company has completed a work project linked to the city. The project involved a local connection and was finalized with an official acknowledgment by Wesley. The report notes the installation and completion of the line.
Dealers Greves & Co. advertise financial options and discounting on high grade cameras for the holiday trade. Heller's Abstract Office, 32 East Berry Street, and No. 35 Randolph Street Chicago offer special price lists and earnings opportunities through their services.
Real estate notice appears from C F Pfeiffer located in rooms 6 7 Bass Block. Details are partially readable and indicate a property related matter with formal notice. Further specifics are not legible in the fragment.
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