H & D Railway Timetable Summary
The notice lists daily train services by H and D Railway from Mo. 1 Mail at 6 10 am to Mo. 86 Freight at 3 50 pm with trains 1 2 and 3 4. Trains run daily except Sunday and offer direct connections to Cincinnati and intermediate points. OC Winans G A 217 Calhoun St.
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Ennsylvania Ala
Ails
Waza
Express & Mail
Vane Deen
Pececsooess
C.eeereees
Aberive
Eevewnseee
Cincinnati
A. OC. Winans, G
Calhoun &T
Yolede
Clevéland
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Og R and Lin Effect September 14 903 6e
A clipped note records an event titled Og R and Lin Effect set for September 14. The brief entry lists a sum of 903 pounds 6 shillings. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
New Indiana Catholic Benevolent League President Named
Harry F. Kernerk, a prominent young attorney and law partner of Representative Somers, is elected state president of the Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana. He succeeds Michael Maren of Garrett who resigned after moving from the state. Kernerk will complete the unexpired term. T. J. MirLaughlin, J. B. Mager, and Frank X Metzger approved the transfer.
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Harry F. Kinnerk
Somers
Catholic Benevolent League of
Indiana
Kinnerk
Michael Maren
Garrett
Laws
T. J. MirLaughlin
Fort Wayne
J. B. Mager
Smallpox appears in Noble county and region news
Reports from Northern Indiana note smallpox in Andrews and Maggie Wood of Columbia City ill with the disease. Other items include a Noble county deputy treasurer wedding, Judge John H. Baker settling in Goshen, and a series of local incidents from Whitley to Elkhart counties.
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Andrews
Edwin F. Worden
Noble County
Blanche Morris
Albion
John H. Baker
United States Bench
Goshen
Maggie Wood
Columbia City
Larwill
John M. Lantaenheiwer
Jefferson Township
Whitley County
Monterey
Grant County
Herbert Aughenbaugh
Erie
Laketon
Marths Layhead
DeKalb County
Concord Township
Elkhart
St. Joseph Valley Traction Company
Lagrange
Charles Fox
Penn
Bluffton
Edith Miller
John Terrell
Mary Swan
Western Union Telegraph Company
Fortune Keeps Hint for Heirs of Englishman Pioneer
Lawrenceburg Indiana September 21 Mrs David reports a large estate in England belongs to the heirs of Steward who emigrated to America in 1640. The story notes the long lineage and potential fortune awaiting a descendant group.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
England
America
David
Genealogical note on Mueller family from 1876 Michigan records
The text traces a death near Salt River post office in Isabella county Michigan and notes that years later Mrs Mueller claimed she married a minister and would move to Illinois. It mentions tracing Mrs Donson’s descent from emigrant William Steward through records held by his mother or brother to prove her claim.
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Salt River
Isabella County
Michigan
Mueller
Jersey City Woman Sues Rush County Farmer for Breach of Promise
Miss Blanche Culver of Jersey City sues Ezra Kendall a Rush county farmer for 10000 damages after fainting when tender letters said to be from Kendall were shown in court. The suit claims Kendall promised marriage though he is nearly 50 and married before.
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Dublin
Ind
Blanche Culver
Jersey City
N. J
Ezra Kendall
Rush County
Kendall
Spring Beach lease closed as new syndicate takes over Rome City hotel
The Spring Beach hotel at Rome City, previously run by Harry Harrison who is missing, will reopen under a Fort Wayne syndicate represented by Joseph Klotz. The property owned by W. S. O Rourke is leased for three years with planned improvements and a big summer season ahead.
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Spring Beach
Rome City
Harry Harrison
Fort Wayne
Joseph Klotz
W. 8. O'Rourke
Bitter Fight Over Saloon Location in Elwood
Elwood Indiana council moves to block a saloon near the library by passing an ordinance banning licenses within 225 feet of schools churches and libraries in city limits. The dispute pits Indianapolis Brewing Company against local residents who vow to spend funds and hire lawyers to keep the business out of the Austin building site.
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Lwood
Ind
Austin
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Elwood
Brewing Company
Life Returns to Infant Amid Court Spectacle
In Pittsburg on September 23 a 14 month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sybeski seemed to die in a criminal court waiting room before being pronounced dead. The mother took the body home. The next day the judge learned the child had revived at home, but the mother kept the child away from court for fear of danger.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Sybeski
Criminal Court
Student Herbert Dougherty Dies by Suicide at School
A 14 year old, Herbert Dougherty, son of A J Dougherty a farmer near the city, killed himself at the school in the afternoon. The incident occurred on Sept 23 and is described in partial OCR as a tragedy reported in local notes.
Charles B Farwell Dead in Chicago
Former United States Senator Charles B Farwell died at his Lake Forest home from heart trouble after months of illness. A prominent Illinois political figure since 1887 he served as county official state senator and U S senator. He leaves three daughters and a son.
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Chicago
United States
Charles ‘B. Farwell
Lake Forest
Farwell
Ogle County
Illinois
D. W. Farwell & Co
Steuben County
New York
State Board of Equalization
United States Senate
Reginald de Koven
Dudley Winston
Hobart Chatfield-Taylor
Walter Farwell
Tramp reformed by Col Calvert betrays trust in robbery
Richard Johnson once helped by Colonel Calvert of Needham Brown County and given a home conspired with another tramp to rob the Calvert residence. The colonel, returning from Morgantown, surprised them and Johnson was driven away despite pleas for forgiveness. Mrs Calvert recalled him as a Cleveland girlhood friend.
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Indianapolis
Richard Johnson
Calvert
Needham
Brown County
Morgantown
Johnson
Foreign Tug Comes for Ship Tow From Philadelphia
The German tug Titan arrived from Amsterdam to tow the Italian bark Erasmo from Philadelphia to Genoa for repairs. Damaged on her maiden voyage after a gale, the bark faced high repair bids, so owners sent her to an Italian yard. This marks the first cross ocean tow by a foreign tug.
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Philadelphia
Titan
Amsterdam
Erasmo
Genoa
Des Moines Death Of Fort Wayne native Louis G Comparet
Louis G Comparet, once of Fort Wayne, died September 12 at his Des Moines home from Brights disease at sixty eight. His death was kept from his ill brother David F Comparet until Tuesday. Survived by widow Elizabeth Miller and three children Harry Helen and Anna of Des Moines. Remains placed in vault at Des Moines with plans for Fort Wayne interment.
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Louis G. Comparet
Des Moines
Iowa
Bright
Fort Wayne
Eged
David F. Comparet
Liberty Street
Mr. Comparet
Francis Comparet
Elizabeth Miller
J. M. Miller
Harry
Helen
Anna Comparet
Comparet
Oats Found, Canvassing Suspect Sought in City
Patrolman Trebra recovered a sack of oats placed at Barral's saloon on West Main. Boliday Hite Co alleges a canvasser misrepresented himself as working for the firm. police seek the man. A bicycle peddler tried to sell a bike for $1 on Fairfield Avenue, then abandoned it in the gutter. Patrolman Paul forwarded the bicycle to headquarters. A. G. Steifel, involved in prior caloonkeeper victimizations, has a Columbus preliminary hearing and is bound to the grand jury, per Superintendent Gorsline.
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Trebra
West Main Street
Barral
Boliday
Hite & Co
Fairfield Avenue
Paul
Gorsline
A. G. Steifel
Columbus
Ohio
Steeple Jack Ramsauer Scales 875-Foot Flagstaff
In Cincinnati on September 23 crowds watched Steeple Jack Ramsauer perform thrilling feats atop the Traction skyscraper flagstaff 875 feet above the street. The display drew spectators along Fountain Street as he balanced on both feet and on one.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Traction
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