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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1894
Page
7
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Fort Wayne briefings report campaign moves for P W Schaden in the Democratic primary for prosecuting attorney. School revival services, church activity, and civic notes accompany updates on local births, engagements, deaths, and business developments including Vordermark’s stock farm sale and a new block plan by Vordermark brothers.
In circuit court Judge O'Rourke sent Patrick to two years in the penitentiary after he stole $25 from the Ranke saloon. John Gaughan drew sixty days in jail. Chas Shuster pleaded guilty to petit larceny after stealing two laws. William Snyder and others faced liquor violation charges. Embezzlement case against William F DeVinney referenced with repaid funds and bond. Fires, arrests for intoxication, and local divorces also noted along with railroad wage cuts effective May 1.
At the Plymouth Congregational church service last Sunday Rev. J S Ainslie welcomed twenty six new members into the church, expanding the congregation.
The document lists the Plein tiff counsel as Simons and Barns for the defendant. It also notes that Wm H Bouillovatte and others including Mr. Bella Beker, Pierce Guterain, and Katherine Keameyer have been issued licenses to wed.
A spring health notice extols Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy as a cure for fatigue nervous prostration and related spring ailments. It features Mrs A A Herrick of East Somerville Mass praising rapid improvement after using the remedy and urges readers to consult the New York specialist at 35 West 14th Street.
A house fire at Calumet on the Nickel Plate killed three children aged two six and twelve while four other residents escaped. Edgard Price, the section foreman, rushed into the flames to save the children but perished after the boy on the second floor was left inside. The blaze started in a front room and spread to both stories. cause is unknown.
Two farmer Collier daughters cross a rural railroad today near town. One foot hooks a rail at a switch as a train nears. The elder sister bravely stays by her younger sibling as wheels crush both legs. the injured child is not expected to live, the other may recover.
A man who always seeks every cent to spend at Leon's is drawn by price low offers. He plans to visit 109 Calhoun Street to pursue bargains in a typical local shopper feature.
The Boston Store promotes lace curtains sash net white goods and dimity, new patterns in perales lawn and duck fabrics, plus a broad line of woolen dress goods and carpets. Prices are advertised as lower, aiming to draw customers to compare and buy. The writeup touts quality lines and warns readers to visit before stock runs out.
The Indianapolis Journal notes forthcoming official changes on the Southwestern system of the Pennsylvania lines with much speculation. John V F Miller, general superintendent, visited Pittsburg on Saturday with Warry Miller, superintendent of the Louisville division, an occurrence regarded as potentially significant.
A jumble of names and positions shows candidates announcing for county offices in Allen. Nominees include auditors, treasurers, sheriffs, clerks, recorders, surveyors, commissioners and coroner subject to the Democratic county convention.
Any person owning or harboring a dog must register the same with the trestee of his township on or before the flat Monday in May. Violators shall be fined up to five dollars. 28a2twit We make every harness we sell. Single harness from $600 upwards. Wayne Hanxess & Bucsy Co. 49 E. Columbia ft. 4dwit
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