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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1894
Page
7
Court or estate notices require publication. instruct your attorney to publish in The Weekly Sentinel to ensure wide circulation at the same price. Readers are advised they may choose the newspaper for such notices, and The Sentinel offers the largest circulation.
A flood of brief items reports a new baby to Mr and Mrs Chas Miller of Lafayette street a Shamrock club reception at Saenger band hall an elderly pastor's health and a dozen small notices on marriages lectures travels and local business moves including the Fort Wayne firms merging and a move of Auburn plant to Fort Wayne plus a major rail run record by Nickel Plate engineer F L Davis with a 116 mile trip in under four hours celebrating speed and efficiency
We are prepared to place before our customers our complete lines of children s suits for the spring and summer season. We arranged last April with clothing manufacturers to produce exclusive fabrics and styles, but late fabric deliveries delayed display until now.
Seven car loads of fancy northern grown seed potatoes offered by Bash & Co. Earliest and finest stock. Write or call for prices. Weed&w-tf 8.
The county and circuit courts heard two divorce petitions Friday, one by William George Henze from Mary Henze for temper and incompatibility, and Minnie Miller from Edward D. Miller for neglect. John Schlink seeks 10000 for injuries after being struck by a locomotive at Calhoun street crossing on November 29, 1593, alleging negligent safety gates and no warning.
In Ixpranarouis Indiana on April 17 a shooting affray occurred in the office of Harrison Miller Elam. Ex President Harrison and Ex Attorney General Miller were present as Copeland confronted Bruning and Har ris with a revolver wounding Harris and Bruning. Copeland was arrested amid frenzied attack and threats of further legal battles.
The paper claim that Justice Tanceys term ends today is wrong. He was elected for four years from April 29, 1890, or until a successor is elected and qualified, so his term runs to April 29, 1894. Gibson seeks to remove him as Gibson through attorney H E Drake filed suit in circuit court. Mary previously filed divorce actions five years ago from her husband. the case was compromised and they resumed living together.
Workmen digging a well at the county poor farm unearthed the remains of a presumed Indian chief. The grave held war paint tomahawks beads and a curious jar of clay and metal likely silver. Superintendent Felts displays the relics and notes the jar may have carried water for the chief's journey.
Edward Perry a Big Four brakeman residing at 35 Marion street fell about fifteen feet from a moving train near Wabash and was brought to this city. Doctors report several small bones in his right foot broken and he will be laid up for weeks. August Hubn at 72 Nirdlinger avenue also injured with a severe concussion but not considered dangerous. Census extension bill passes congress extending work until March 4.
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