Tribute to Forty fourth Indiana veterans at Fort Wayne reunion
Veterans of the Forty fourth Indiana volunteers closed their Fort Wayne reunion with a visit to Lindenwood cemetery placing a floral tribute on Col Hugh P Reed’s monument. Officers were elected for the next gathering in Hamilton and a committee was named to place a monument to Col Reed in Lawton park. A campfire and program followed with addresses by Lt Governor Gilbert and Rev Bailey.
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Forty-fourth Regiment
Indiana Volunteers
Fort Wayne
Lindenwood Cemetery
Hugh P. Reed
Lindenwood
Hamilton
Steuben County
Lewis Griffith
Frank W.willis
Waterloo
Co. A
Emanuel Heller
Troy
Ind
T. PD. Doke
Bloomfield
Iowa
Jacob Heiser
Sylvester Stone
Angola
O. P. Koontz
Bluffton
W. A
S. C. Aldrich
Chickamauga
Indianapolis
Aldrich
Sam B. Sweet
Nicholas Ensley
Willis
N. Ensley
Indiana Shiloh Monument
J. H. Resick
Lagrange
Forty-fourth Volunteer Infantry
Camp Allen
Relief Corps
Forty-fourth
Hugh B. Reed
Court House Square
Emerson Quartet
Sutton
Harriet Macbeth
Susie Surfus
Amanda Edsall
Viola Thomas
F. H. Clark
Free Methodist Church
Gilbert
N. W. Gilbert
Iron Regiment
Opening Session for Forty Fourth Indiana Infantry Reunion
About 125 members of the Forty fourth Indiana Infantry arrive for the twenty fourth annual reunion at Lion 8 Bass post headquarters in the Elektron building. W R C No 7 oversees a noon dinner for regimental families while secretary treasurer Frank W Willis of Waterloo handles registrations. Eighty wives and children attend. Officers Sigur Col Phil Q Rund Muskegon Major Herrick Lagrange attend. A company A roster shows two percent from that company.
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Forty-fourth Regiment
Indiana Infantry
Lion 8
Bass Post
Elektron
Frank W. Willis
Waterloo
Sigur
Phil
Rund
Muskegon
Mich
Herrick
Lagrange
Pixems Bj
Woman 15 Struck by a Street Car in Fort Wayne
Mrs. Albert Arnold of Hellers Corners was struck on Calhoun street near Main by a northbound Spy Run car. She suffered painful but not serious injuries and continued home. The incident followed the woman crossing Main as a Hanna car approached. witnesses cried out but she did not stop in time. The report also notes a later public talk by Judge Richard S. Tuthill on juvenile reform and remarks from Indianapolis officials, plus conference acknowledgments and a church service wrap.
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Heaven
Hell
Sentinel
Albert Arnold
Heller’s Corners
Calhoun Street
Main
Arnold
Main Street
Hanna
Mrs. Arnold
Indiana
George W. Stubbs
Indianapolis
Helen W. Rogers
Ea-H
Lyman P. Allen
S. Jett Williams
8. E. Smith
Fort Wayne
First Presbyterian Church
Alexander Johnson
First Church
Webster Bailey
Plymouth Congregational Church
Moffat
Woman struck by man on pavement. police assist
A man struck a woman and knocked her to the pavement. Officer Petgen and nearby bystanders helped Mrs. Arnold to her feet. She was frightened and bleeding from a gash above her right eye but refused further aid, saying her injuries were minor.
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Petgen
Mrs. Arnold
Juvenile Court Topic Highlights Indiana Reform Effort
The azare conference of charities and correction closed with a session on Indiana's new juvenile court created by statute in March. Judge Richard B. Tuthill of Chicago delivered the principal address, praising efforts to steer children away from crime through supportive influences rather than punitive measures. Judge Edward O’Rourke introduced him, noting mixed signs for the century as some reform seeds fall on good ground.
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Azare Conference of Charities and Correction
Indiana
Richard 8. Tuthill
Chicago
Tuthill
Edward O'Rourke
The Forty-fourth Indiana at the Hornet's Nest
On Sunday April 6 1862 the regiment held the sunken road position at the Hornet's Nest from 8 am to 2 pm repulsing five or six Confederate charges. The woods before the line burned from gun wads and many Confederate wounded burned. sixteen men pictured on April 6 1903 were veterans who helped hold the line forty one years earlier.
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Forty-fourth Regiment
Forty-fourth
Indiana Regiment
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Frank G. Fisher and Grace H. Goock Henry Schlegel and Anto Mf Schmidt Harmon Hofman and Clara Dieder teh William H. Kreep and Irene M. Har rod married license records show these couples in the period notice.
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Frank G. Fisher
Grace H. Goock
Henry Schlegel
Anto’ Mf. Schmidt
Waterside 1878 business opens amid bright prospects
A local business named Watwa Xs opens operations at 1878 with a ceremonial opening. Local executives discuss plans to expand services and attract customers as neighbors welcome the new entrant to the district.
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Veterans Place
Col
Coum
Bailey
J. Webster Bailey
Edeall
8. M. Hench
Mr. Bailey
Short Tales
Shiloh
Sam Sweet
Frank Willis
Mr. Willis
W. F. Eddy
Pierceton
C. H. ‘Ward
Warsaw
Caleb Clark
Montpelier
Ohio
B. F. Cornell
Hurdland
Willian Hiser
Roanoke
Nicholas Arnold
Flint
W. MH. Beard
Isaac Bell
Sol M. Cox
Angela
John Crampton
Harry Crampton
Steubenville
W. H. Dotte
Lew Griffith
Emanuel Eller
B. W. Kratzer
H. A. Lards
Montgomery
Tieut
N. P. Lewis
E. 0. Rose
John Ryan
Fremont
James Ryan
Fred Swanibaugh
Angels
George’ ‘A. Witchall
Orland
Adam Hull
Arcola
Wo. x. Kress
John Keefer
Joseph Manor
Forty Wayne
Alex Ormiston
Joseph Parisot
H. Strong
Pleasant Lake
B. Sweet
Alonzo Woodworth
Lima
Albert Dougherty
Albert Jackson
Hicksville
W. M. Johnson
M. H. Heysler
Spencerville
Henry Markle
Samuel Creager
Columbia City
S. J. Compton
South Whitley
J. N. Compton
Larwill
Capt. C. P. Koontz
W. A. Kelsey
Huff
A. J. Lippencott
D. Spurgeon
North Manchester
Gee
Webster
S. J. Aldrich
Butler
J. H. Able
H. J. Able
St. Joe
Peter Countryman
Isaacs Ditmer
Auburn
Robert R. Derrim
N. F. Fuller
Isaac Firestone
Cooney
Henry Gunsen
W. A. Rose
Mr. Hope
F. Shock
J. C. Smith
Jacob Shulz
George Adams
Kendallville
Levi Crume
Brimfield
Milton Edsall
Burkettsville
J. H. Gaff
Churubusco
J. M. Hathaway
York Center
Capt
Dan
Johnson
Van
Amos Johnson
Dan Lent
Ray
Peter Alspagh
Greenfield Mills
Daniel Bower
Henry C. Beam
Helmer
Silas K. Freeman
Fenton
John Gillette
John Nelson
North Liberty
J. Newman
Wolcottville
John C. Newman
Hiram Pontius
Granger
Perry Randall
Wolcottvile
Dan Sperow
Woodruff
Cyrus Clapp
Allegan
C. W. Scovel
W. WH. Cornell
Dekalb
Nick Ensley
Indianapols
George W. Gordon
W. A. Greenameyer
Hudson
John C. Hoffman
Ligonier
M. W. Heffelfinger
Jacob Link
Reud. Lockwood
Lyman Lockwood
James Miller
Jerome Morse
C. Surface
Isaiah Smith
Fleasant Lake
Co. M. Thomas
John H. Rerick
E. C. Rose
Jasper Edsall
Forty-fourth Regimental Association
Hellers’ Corners
Richard S. Tuthill
Circuit Court
Juvenile Court of
United States
Gamin
Propa
John Worthy School
Indiana Law Good
Charities
Harmon Hofman
Clara Dieder
William H. Kreep and
Iréne M. Harrod
Ane
Watwa
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