Fort Wayne Fair Racing Card Plans Big Purses
Grant Fort Wayne Fair schedules a September meet from the 20th to the 24th with over 8000 dollars in purses. Colonel W L Talbott of Pontiac Illinois chosen as starting judge. Derby Day features a mile and a sixteenth Fort Wayne Derby purse of 200 with 30 and 20 second and third prizes. Daily Roman Hippodrome events planned alongside standard harness racing.
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Grant Fort Wayne Fair
W. L.talbott
Pontiac
Fort Wayne
Association
Ineluatve
FP. T. Strieder
Fort Wayne Fair Association
Yester
Ronan
Evening piano recital on the Packani veranda
A social gathering at JD. Buchtg’s home featured a Packani player piano on the veranda. Dr and Mrs Muchtel hosted guests as a varied program of classical and popular pieces pleased the audience. Notable numbers included Pagval’s "Sreams" played by Mr Gamble and "Roses at Twilight" by Van Swerkigen with Miss Turner on accompaniment. The instrument’s accuracy and finish drew praise and more such events are anticipated in Avubit.
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JD. Buchtg. Trs
Packani
Muchtel
Sreams
Pagval
Gamble
Plano
van Swerkigen
Twlight
Mutin
Audiehes
Turner
Specials at the Hof Bray
Live soft shell crabs and lobsters headline fresh seafood offerings alongside black bass Spanish mackerel fresh mushrooms and ripe berries including strawberries huckleberries and raspberries.
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Hof Bray
Coombs property to be sold by court order
The northwest corner of Bercy street and Broadway properties owned by Viola John and other heirs of Willam H. Coombs will be sold by court order. The petition claims the rents have fallen, several houses have stood vacant, and tenants failed to maintain the property, reducing value. Edmund H. Coombs and others seek sale to settle debts and taxes. The case involves J. M. Coombs and heirs with defendants including Violin S. Raymonds and Ashera. Judge O Rourke presides. Elijah Kinsinger disputed the testimony.
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Coombs
Bercy Street
Broadway
Eircuit Court
Viola Johidrew
Willum LH
Willan H W. Coombs
J. M. Coomba
Edmund H. Coombs
Viola John
Drew
S. Raymonds
Ashera
Janie Mra
J. M. Coombes
Broadway and
Berry Street
Mike
Judica
Rourke
Conditton
S. R. Alden
O'Rourke
Weyand
Morehead
Nethan
Elijah Kinsinger
Ny Daughter
Ieult
Prison sentence and guardianship actions in local courts
The court sentenced a man to the penitentiary for a term from two to twenty one years after his daughter, whose life he ruined, was placed in a state school with a matron accompanying her to Fort Wayne. Harry Goldstineg sues a Pennsylvania company for seventy five dollars in merchandise lost, with James Lanigan as attorney. James Lanigan, formerly a county infirmary inmate, was declared insane and placed under the guardian of Peoples' Trust Company. he is the son of Patrick Lanigan, longtime gateman at Calhoun Street. Also, petitions for ditches in Eel River and Springfield townships were filed in circuit court, with Hamel and J MacBeth Smith as attorneys. Licensed marriages include Cloyed Raber with Elizabeth Zuber, Harrison M Skelton with Margaret Stoltz.
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Fort Wayne
Harry Goldstineg
Pennsylvania Company
Wi-lem Fruechienight
James Lanigan
Peoples’ ‘Trust Company
Patrick Lanigan
Pennsylvania
Calhoun Street
Jesse Wappes
Eel River Township
John E. Fisher
Springfield Township
Hamel
J. MacBeth
Smith
City News on Local Labor and Recovery of Mise Marie Scheffer
Mise Marie Scheffer of 1120 Rivermet avenue is improving after an appendicitis operation at St Joseph's hospital with rapid recovery expected. The city used out-of-town labor for street and sewer work when local workers were unavailable, though local labor was preferred and numbers of outsiders never large.
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Mise Marie Scheffer
Rivermet Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Boy badly wounded in play at Indiana Furniture Co
Special to the Journal Gazette reports a termite gagl incident near the Stmb ng tincture with two youths, Joe Shanes aged 16 and a cousin, resulting in a large amount of blood. Private physicians treated the victim for two hours. he is expected to recover. The other boy was not seriously hurt.
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North Star
Indiana Funiture Co
Journal-Gazette
Blufeton
Ore Wragener
Joe Shanes
Wing Piano
Vnd
Contests Highlight Hurkeauld Robertson and Kihm Ja Galor
Yesterday's contest notes Hurkeauld was Corns for tomorrow and Robertson's arm rebound. Newhouse halted remarks on two halls called on Kihm ja Galor with limp play, while Batley and others faced injuries. Biount moved from first to third on Juntie's cue. Tierann of Fort Wayne, now with Grand Rapids, draws local admiration. A fish dinner at Hof Brau 11 to 2 25c.
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Hurkeauld
Corns
Robertson
Pheber
Newhouse
Kihm Ja Galor
Hong
Rapa
Tierann
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Hof Brau
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Boot Shop
Calhoun St
Bradley Bros
Talbott
Buchtel
F. 0. Gamble
Packard Player
Howard van Sweringen
Daha Turner
Violet
Auburn, Inc
Auburn
Muel
Frank DrveTa
Great Challenge Sale
New York
Court News
Raber
Elizabeth Zuber
Harrison M. Skelton
Margaret A. Stoltz
City News
Patterson- Fletcher
West Main Street
Busteat Place
City
Wosthin Street
Wwe Mn
Matettie
Lafayette Aid
Nara
faLen
Rae Ey Pao
Arereea
Hamilton Bank
Dukes’ Home of Good Clothing
Dukes’ Clothing Co
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