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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1900

Page

7

Last Letter of Captain McQuistan Reveals War Experience

News letter from Captain Charles MeQuistan of the U S Infantry to his mother describes his health decline and death after being attacked during a fit of temporary insanity. He recounts life in Fort Wayne and weather, food, and military routines, ending with affectionate wishes and birthday hopes.

Gayiaty Ghyrles McQuiston Ty Fourie United States Jafinlry Hiewn Hem Fort Wayne McQwistan Bersie Sun Elien R. McQuistan Wells Street MeQwisee Yan Nauk China Charles Meaniston Charles Meguistany Font U. S. Infantry Ani Bash

Aged Soldier's Letter From Philippine Campaign 1900

Fragmentary wartime letter describes movements from Cavite to Manila, Red Sea voyage, and occupation duties in multiple towns. Mentions 830 enlistments, officer patrols at Port Galil Bay, Suez, and arrival in Manila. Notes climate illness, rain, and the strain on troops during early 1900 operations.

Totane Cavine Ishimud Lyn Tuygleetel Tom Sue Routsg Port Galil Bayot Shay Enaal Arwintis Wade Asa Saaegent Wanda Indtong Moeembey

Examiner Shanis Replacement Leads Fort Wayne District

The Examiner's offices reopen in Washington as a new examiner is appointed for the Fort Wayne district. J. I. Jolly from Washington arrives to take charge, with Allen, Webath, Steuben, LaGrange, Noble, and Whitley counties under his jurisdiction. The change follows the removal of Examiner Shanis and signals ongoing efforts to restructure the district office.

Shanis Fort Wayne Pat Tally Jark Sis Wayne Wayne District Over Which Mr. Jolly Pe Allen, Webath Steuben Lagrane Noblu Whitley

Brakeman Glover Killed on Calusa Bridge

A Pittsburgh, Thi and Consdueton brakeman Glover was fatally injured Wednesday on the Calusa river bridge when slipping from a moving train. Fireman W A Previn witnessed the accident, saying Glover fell beside the engine near the tender and died from a skull fracture. Glover, 25, of Kalawizoo, was married. details note his stepmother and brother, and a relative who works on the Grand Rapids road.

D. DM Cluver Pittsburg Consdueton Braveren Calusa Siver Tarvind Kalawizoo Grand Rapids Road Rx Niles Chin

Train Into Galveston Reported After Storm Disruption

Sparse OCR text notes Galveston Texas rail traffic resuming after a storm. Mentions first train arriving late, regular service reestablished, and movements of people leaving. Brief references to martial law ending and unsettled conditions.

Galveston Tex Heidga

Long Lives Ended Mrs John Hamilton Fort Wayne Resident

Mrs John Hamilton died at 161 West Wayne Street Fort Wayne after a long illness of consumption aged 77 born in Tiarin Ireland and brought to Fort Wayne in 1833. She married John Hamilton forty four years ago and had six children, though only one living. She was a respected figure in business circles and known for kindness and domestic steadiness.

John Hamilton Tov Aisetyr Fort Wayne West Wayne Street Witich Jing Leer Haaillui Mrs. Hamilton Tiarink Ireland Wayne Louis Petfier Trontuay Pegak Hamiltan Sehot Flamilion

Mrs John Brown of Port Wayne Dies at 60s

Mrs John Brown died Wednesday afternoon at her home 387 Wee Washington Street Port Wayne. Born in Glasgow Scotland August 6 1816 she moved to Port Wayne in 1845. She married twice and left immediate descendants including one niece and two other relatives. A lifelong Presbyterian, she remained faithful to church and family.

John Brown Dod Washington Street Mary Elizabeth Guleve Glasgow Scotland Eset Wayne Beninand Mir Reaven Jens Bits White Tiabel Dolel Nashville Brown Port Wayne Infinoy Wier ‘Brawn Mix David Magehy Chicago Robert Lirthecan Pacific Brawn Presbyterian Church Couchp First Presbyterian Church Saber

Widow Wilder Dies After Prolonged Illness At Home

After an illness lasting nearly a year, Mrs. Wilder of 184 Calhoun Street died peacefully. She was the wife of William Wilder of River, aged forty one, a native of Logan County Ohio. She leaves a husband and two children Win Nie and Gar. She was a member of the West Ta Pergun Church of Christ and of Degree of Honor No. 2.

Dirs Bingy Wilder Calhoun Street William Wilder Willer Logan County Olfo Hid Winnie Gar Wildey West

Stoppenhagen Rites Held For Pioneer Allen County Resident

Funeral services for Mrs. Chariotha Stoppenhingen were held at her home near Frielhollmy, Adams County, with Mort Wayne relatives in attendance. A pioneer resident of Allen County, she moved from Friedtheim to join her husband Bengt Stoppenhagen.

Chariotha Stoppenhingen Frielhollmy Adams County Ee AY Ware Old Mort Wayne

Obituary notices for multiple residents in New Haven area

Mrs Boppenhagen died at about 70 with surviving children Mrs Charles Reese Mrs Fred Heine and Mrs William Bichett from this city Feed Broppenhagen Onte That Cul Mra Henry Stager Bibteburgs Mrs Edward Heckman Woodburn and Bimnst Conrad and Christ Stoppentogon Wadars Oarint Eichhoff Freelandm Julia McCarthy died at 89 at her home in Men Tixvén born in Limerick Ireland and long time New Haven resident. survived by husband Mr McCarthy, five children and eleven grandchildren.

Agen Boppenhagen Terundatiin Charles. Reese Fred Heine Wiliam Bichett Tila Broppenhagen Onte- That Henry Stager Bibteburgs Edward Heckman Woodburn Bimnst Conrad Christ Stoppentogon Wadars Oarint Eichoff Frelanotm Wigarthy Julia McCarthy Men Tixvén Mr McCarthy Limerick Treland New Haven Hove

Fischer Bia Anima Catherine Fischer Dies in Port Wayne

Anima Catherine Fischer died at 3 in the morning Saturday at Ba Enst Burty Street after a long life in Port Wayne spanning more than fifty years. The German-born widow of Michael Fischer, she was seventy six and survived by eight children including Miss Kulu Fischer and Miss Minnie Fischer of Peoria and others in Fort Wayne, Portla, St. Louis, and Oregon.

Catherine Fischer Burty Street Fischer Michael Fischer Germany Port Wayne Kulu Fischer Miow Ligzie Eiseher Big Sity Henry Kern Panl Dasniche Mies Minnie Fischer Peoria Fred Fischer Fort Benll Ian Henry Fiveler Portia Ore Charles Fisches St. Louis

Mrs Sophia Wilde Obituary At 74 In This City

Mrs Sophia Wilde widow of the late Inte Tewari Wilde died after a brief illness from complications of discards at her home on 19% Easy Toward street. She was seventy four years old and a lifelong resident of this city with no children.

Sophia Wilde Tomas Show Wilde Ynars

Miss Clora Nieman Dies After Illness

Miss Clora Nieman daughter of My and Mee Tay Miema died at home after a long illness from consumption. Age nineteen, she was the granddaughter of PRINSETT ton Robert Poinsett and other family members. The notice lists addresses and relatives in a terse obituary fragment from the Adair Mwnship area.

Clora Nieman My and Mee Tay Miema Prinsett Robert Poinsett Tasopl Paine Adair Clidlera Faturum

Prominent New Haven Native Hilda Entivenons Mom Dead at Seventy Five

Obituary for Jam Rogers, longtime New Haven merchant, born in Adams township in 1780s era, who moved to New Haven from Preble county. Funeral plans note he lived a long life in Wayne and Adams townships, with deep ties in the hardware and mercantile trade and a habit of reading until illness limited him.

Wes Bagers Aes New Haven Sun Ador Cie L. Mt Rogers Snales Lathens Fuainese Althagh Fiat Mit. Hogers Preble County Rogie Adams Township Wayne Allen County Te Auiwhire St. Toe St. Mary's Fort Wayne Tip Roxeva Jam

More New Rural Free Delivery Routes Ordered

Three new rural free mail delivery routes will open October 1 in Porter county, expanding coverage across Hopulus rural areas. Route assignments name Nos 1 5 and 6 with new carriers at $500 salaries plus substitutes. maps show start points Port Wayne and surrounding towns.

Eannit Ottobe Itese Hopulus Iuiglet WZ. Conger Thze Ilépaviment Muaed Ag Atl

Fragmented Local Route Notes In Routings and Post Changes

Fragmented OCR notes place locations in Tafayette township Pleasant town and Bl. Foo township along routes near Bushs corner and Fort Wayne. Mentions routes No 93 073 between Gloyd and Ferry and a closed pouch movement from Parry post office with post office reassignments to Fort Wayne.

Tafayette Pleasant Bushs Corner Achunt Honak Me Foo Township Ferry Carter Routa Ne Parry Postanlec Newt Fort Wayne

Editor Daniel Tomlinson Dies in Logansport

Logansport Ind Sept 20 Daniel W Tomlinson editor of the Tom Jitson Torr publishers of the Logansport Journal died at his home at 1 o'clock this morning. He was 87 years old and had retired about 1 o'clock yesterday. Death was due to apoplexy, according to early reports.

Logansport Ind Daniel W. Tomlinson Tom Jitson & Torr Lox Ganapart Journal Ito Howe My. Tomlinson Way Jy Tagans Sporl Sisler

Veterans at Cromwell Hold Seventeenth Regiment Reunion

The Cromwell veterans of the Seventeenth Regiment gathered in Cromwell, Moble County, to honor fallen comrades and celebrate service. Officers Knox T. Meani more and Philip Noel led the event with H. G. Tucker and Isaac Price giving remarks. The procession included memorial exercises and a Lawson Memorial supplement detailing biographies of the departed, while Captain J. W. Oldwine received praise for decades of service to the association.

Cromwell Moble Wayne Teft United States Thirlieth Dian Dans Mecil Mer Rey Wwent Ogre Lune Peters Victovia Wexas AL Silloh Bake Henry W. Lawton Annt Andrew Guett T. Kendal New Haven W. G. Wershens B. Hymnis J. W. Liveringhouse EK. Tou Byrk Call Christian Bosche E. Tort Wayne Philly P. Lnen F. Fandaltville Quowwell Loday Minnie Messimove Drg H. G. Tucker Gominds H. D. Fulton Chicago Comrada Isaac Price Halfwaye Sueceha Nunne Association Knox T. Meanimore Philip, Noel DeKalb Snepor N. Ohiwine Cromell J. W. Ohiwine Thirtisth Regiment Tadinoa Valiavle Ag Eort Lawson Mamorial Hirlys Ohlwine

Editor's Aidauiul Plight. Higgins Leads Seneca Mewa

A garbled report mentions editor M. Higgins in Seneca Mewa facing years of affliction with piles. It hints at a remedy claim named Plu Cura and a promised guardian or maker, with vague references to drugs and an actor named Robert Tickson.

M. Higgins Seneca

Hegin Bankruptcy Action Targets Walters

In a tense involuntary bankruptcy case, Forti gh Tiams pursue Walter s and associates over alleged fraudulent transfers and intent to delay creditors. The petition, led by O N Th sun, accuses Mary A Walters of transferring assets to a new creditor to prefer some creditors, with proceeding tied to Wood Distilling and Graham Emmet Cigar interests.

Evpwood Distilling Cumpsiey Dinehoak Graham-Emet Cigar Company Byath Norwaite Conn Witdhiis Company Cleveland Mod Ross, Sprague & Co Wary A. Watters Fwy Wayne N. Th.suin Mick Gills Watters Mary A Sime B. Walters Creditove Lew Cannes

Preliminary trial set for three defendants in county fraud case

United States Commissioner Toh Tay on Probacy Shaye man Ripple Edward Oldfather and Howey Lewin face preliminary hearing on charges of passing money worth silver certificates raised to $10. All are held. Ripple and Clyther placed under bonds of $41,000 each, Lewin at $500.

United States Toh Tay Prbdag Shayeman Edward Oldfather Howey Lewin United Shyla Age Ripple Clyther Lewens

Miller Dound Over in County Court Confession

Yong Millen was arrested Wednesday by officers Bayuler and a third party for tapping a local office. He confessed to a mayoral count Thursday and was bound over to circuit court in the inn of ODO for further proceedings. Prior testimony indicates prior priors and claims of serious injuries.

Yong Millen Omees Bayuler Betty Nizar Lonit Company Puyilt Ats

Fort Wayne officials inspect bridge project renewal

In Fort Wayne a county bridge inspection team from Vini ting county examined the Wile ua ivemie bridge pad to review the project and renew the price terms under which it was built, as part of ongoing maintenance oversight.

Eniny Gynt Fort Wayne

Jolly Bus Party Attends Royal Visit Outing

Twenty-Eve ladies of Hive No BT Om embarked on a bus party to the Buwick family near Dantes on Wednesday. They were guests for Ore Etmvick, a member of the ink order. The party departed for the city at 7:30, returning by evening.

Hive No. BT Buwick Dantes Ore Etmvick Ink Minvassigais

M'SHALON-MEIERDING Nuptials Reported In Evening Notice

At the home of the bride Thursday evening the marriage of Mrs Lilian McSharon and Chris Meierding was celebrated with Rev F W Mayer officiating. Only relatives and friends attended as the couple began their life together amid modest decor and quiet celebration.

Lilian McSharon Chris Meierding F. W. Mayer Miss Finake Gua Evanice Mir Wen B& E

Local Fort Wayne Notable Passes in Wealthy Circles

Fragmentary telegram notes announce the death of Mrs. Gorue Marsh and reference her husband Bence Marsh, a wealthy businessman in Von Wert, Missouri. The message mentions the White National family in Whey and Fort Wayne, with unclear details, but signals a notable social obituary among local elites.

Frianda Bence Marsh von Wert Whelly Ste Fort Wayna

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