Local brief notes on births marriages and moves
Local items report a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Web ber of 391 East Lewis street. Other news mentions William Waltemath ill at home, James E Rowan leaving for Denver, and David McKay judging cattle at the state fair in Indianapolis. Also noted are wedding visits, a child’s fall, a resignation, repairs bids, and legal filings in bankruptcy court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Webber
East Lewis Street
William Waltemath
Frank W. Irwin
Monroe Street
M. E. Beall
Muncie
Baker
Federal Court
Tejend
Fort Wayne Bree Company
Henry Droegemeyer
Burlington
Plana
Loether
Dewin Droezemeyer
Twimer Clothing House
Ma. Droeseimeyer
Allen County
St. Joseph Hospital
Kate McCarthy
Bny
Judy
Deorge G. Dewey
Manila
City
the Wayne
Dewey
New York Dry Woods
Fort Wayne
New York
Mary Boswell
A. J. Boswell
Emil Schleinus
Ace
Sheri Melching
Columbia City
Athbert Fox
Paul Elersbarger
John Cain
William Mossman
Whitley County
Mossman
Emily Street
United States District Court
Indianapolis
Messrs. Moellering Bros. & Millard
David W. Bitner
Chapin
Benedicts Engage In Bass Blacksmith Matrimony Rush
In the Bass blacksmith shop rapid matches occur as John Buckley wed Miss Finnerty from Chicago. At 3 PM John C. Doehrman marries Miss Christina A. Hanafell. Both grooms are longtime shop employees and well liked. Their return to work will trigger the familiar Anvil Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Blacksmith
John Buckley
Finnerty
Chicago
John C. Doehrman
Christina A. Hanafell
Anvil
Two Injured In Separate Street and Home Incidents
Mrs Sherman Smithley wife of a Goshen road farmer fell from a chair while washing a window at home Friday injuring her head with a long scalp gash. Dr C E Stuke attended the injured woman. A Horace Mariotto child crossing West Washington street after school was struck by a cyclist and received a deep scalp wound treated by Dr Greenawalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Smithley
Goshen Road
C. E. Stuke
West Washington Street
Horace Mariotto
Greenawalt
Carriers Sworn In For Rural Free Delivery Routes
Bonds of Lafayette Beaber and David C Sutton as carriers have been presented and approved and they have been sworn into service. The timing for establishing the southern route is unclear but likely soon. No carriers have been announced yet for the northern route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Beaber
David C. Sutton
Reunion of Thirtieth Indiana Volunteers Held at Millersburg
The 30th Indiana volunteers held their annual reunion Tuesday in Millersburg Indiana. Thomas Twomey Henry McMahen and Een James M Robinson attended along with many surviving members. Local citizens hosted the event with warm hospitality and KF LD Pressmore Cromwell was elected president Philip Noll vice president and J N Ohlwine secretary. The next gathering will be in Cromwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Twomey
Henry McMahen
Een
James M. Robinson
30Th Indiana Volunteers
Millersburg
Ind
KF. LD. Pressmore
Cromwell
Philip Noll
J. N. Ohlwine
Ethel Shiber Weds A. Nobles in Toledo Ceremony
Miss Ethel Shiber daughter of Mr and Mrs Gare Shiber of Toledo married A Nobles of Toledo at Riverside Park BM church. Rev Casey officiated at nineteen oclock in the morning in the presence of relatives. The couple will live at 2033 Chase Street Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Toledo
Acc
Ethel Shiber
Ives
Gare Sueber
Doun A. Nobles
Casey
RICHEY-ECKERT MARRIAGE AT BAPTIST PARSONAGE
Miss Ethel Eckert and Mr Amos Richey were married on Tuesday evening at the Baptist parsonage with Rev L L Henson officiating. Miss Anna Fahising and David Eckert attended the couple. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Rachel Eckert’s home on West Williams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Parsonage
Ethel Eckert
Amos Richey
L. L. Henson
Anna Fahising
David Eckert
Rachel Eckert
West Williams Street
Richey
Old National Bank
Castoria reminder for infants and children
An old advertisement notes Castoria as the familiar remedy for infants and children. It urges mothers to use Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and promotes Castoria as the best remedy, signed with a generic lhares.
Admiral Dewey Arrival Celebration Train Fares Announced
Ss F Bowser Co offers one cent per mile round trip to military units of 50 plus to attend New York City celebration events on Sept 20 and 30 with tickets on sale Sept 26 27 28 and return by Oct 2. Individual round trip fare one and a third. tickets valid to Oct 4. For details inquire 419 81 96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
New York City
Woman disrupts Emanuel Baptist Church denounces creed
Miss Mary Rupley a seventeen year old from Fort Wayne Ind rushed into Emanuel Baptist Church in Chicago during a Bible class shouting that Catholicism is the only creed. She was detained by Cottage Grove avenue police and held at the Vision Street station awaiting telegrams to Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Chronicle
Mary Rupley
Fort Wayne
Ind
Emanuel Baptist Church
Twenty-third Street
Michigan Avenue
Wosini
Normaniae
Cottage Grove Avenue
Vison Street
Chiing
St. John’s Chapel
Emanuel Church
Odd Fellows Parade Halted by Faulty Detroit Arch
Detroit on September 20 abandoned the I O O F jubilee parade route on Woodward avenue after a grand arch erected for the event failed during raising. Officials destroyed the unsafe structure as a 5,000-strong pageant assembled in five divisions for the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Common Council
Woodward Avenue
Sovereign
Erand Lodge
Erand Indie
Earthquake Devastates Aidit in Asia Minor Dead Toll Rise
A severe quake struck Aidit in Mender, Asia Minor, early today. The disaster in the valley of Mender reports hundreds dead and widespread destruction near Smyrna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Aidit
Mender
Mendevez
May Inherit A Fortune From Long-Lost Heirs
Shelbyville Indiana report states John K Gowdy United States consul general at Paris may be heir to 500 claimants to Philadelphia realty worth about 860000000 The old William Ball estate claim has been long discussed and Gowdy is said to be a cousin of George Washington officials note the connection brings surprising prestige to the consul general
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
John K. Gowdy
United States
Paris
Philadelphia
Indiana
William Ball
Gowdy
George Washington
Mr. Gowdy
Notice of Administrator Sale of Real Estate in Allen County
The administrator of Margaret Piggott’s estate announces a public sale at 2 p.m. on October 21 1899 at the north door of Fort Wayne courthouse. The property is the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 30 and the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 19 in township 32 north range 11 east, totaling 76 acres with a four acre exception, subject to court approval and minimum two thirds of appraised value. Terms include $1000 cash, balance in two instalments within nine and eighteen months, notes bearing 6 percent interest, and mortgage security on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Piggott
Allen Circuit Court
Court House
Main Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Allen County
Indiana
Iown
Rangs
Casd Court
Wrong medicine near miss after carbolic acid mix up
Mrs. William Auman of John Street nearly died Tuesday when she mistook carbolic acid for a pain remedy. An attendant was absent as she drank a teaspoonful, Dr Kesler used a stomach pump to remove the poison, and she suffered burns to mouth throat and stomach but escaped serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Auman
John Street
Auman
Mormon conference assigns elders across Indiana
The Moro Conference in Anderson Indiana lists semi annual assignments for northern and southern Indiana congregations. Northern Indiana groups include Indianapolis Gas City Peru Fort Wayne and more with named presidents and elders. Southern Indiana lists Madison Lawrenceburg New Albany Jeffersonville Evansville Brookville Vevey and Terre Haute with assigned elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Indiana
Mormon Church
Indianapolis
G. A. Barton
W. J. Seely
R. G. Clark
Alexander Lyon
Maughville
J. A. Ence
Jacob Dastrup
H. Hendrickson
Alma Manson
W. O. Phelps
A. A. Larzon
Elwood
F. B. Brooks
J. P. Humphreys
Gas City
A. A. Johnson
R. E. Horague
Peru
W. H. Batchelor
George Christensen
Huntington
L. Montgomery
G. G. Smith
Fort Wayne
John Phillips
R. Uv
Bradford
Jeffersonville
Craney and Rasmussen
Evansville
Eliders Grantham and Hardy
Brookville
Anderson and Smithies
Vevey
Mabey and Larson
Terre Haute
Dermott, Whitney
Kingston and
Bank Examiner Named in Indiana
Indianapolis reports James M. McIntosh of Connersville has been appointed a bank examiner by the secretary of the treasury and has begun duties. He was recommended by Senator Beveridge and approved by Senator Fairbanks. Also approved was William Frasier of Warsaw, named on Fairbanks’s recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James M. McIntosh
Connersville
Secretary of the Treasury
Beveridge
Fairbanks
William Frazier
Warsaw
Frasier
McIntosh
Washington
Wool Price Rise Signals Broad Industrial Activity
The wool advance yesterday was expected and welcomed as mills in the west, plus U.S. buyers, signal rising demand. Manufacturers plan price increases and a broader wool movement emerges as American mills report busy orders and soon faster trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ept
West Country
America
United States
Money to Lend on Real Estate or Personal Security
Real estate or personal security loans advertised. Rooms 6-7, Base Block, 1711.
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Ss. F. Bowser & CO
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Nickel Plate Road
Mary Rupple
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George Rupley
Melita Street
Buinton
William Diffenhaugh
Bippus
Haseen
Illinois
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Michigan Examiner
Messrs
Frazier
Menderer
Joseph Hyndnan
J. R. Bittenger
Harrison Street
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