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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1900
Page
13
A garbled notice describes an estate sale under a will, listing a decedent and heirs. It mentions a sale date on a Tuesday in April 1900, with farm property, livestock, crops, and household items to be appraised and sold in Allen County Te Matin.
A court notice filed in Allon County names Joseph M. Hasnell as defendant in a civil action. The suit alleges an unspecified claim and warns that failure to appear by a listed date may result in default. Clerk Rank J. Adelot records the proceedings with attorney fees and dates from 1825.
Local notices report births at 100 Myerside avenue and 120 Monroe street. A cousin list mentions several families, medical visits, a stroke in Perry Township, planned moves to Fort Wayne, and a right of way legal case involving Sherburn and Wickel Power. The item notes traffic and travel chatter, healthcare updates, and property movements in the area.
A chaotic report describes arsenic laced coffee found in the Drayere Theta Ve family home leading to multiple illnesses and a death scare. Chemical analysis by Drayery, a city chemist, confirms arsenic presence amid confusing testimony and missing details.
The Fort Wayne Gas Company bought Lewin McGorth's farm in Harrison township, Widekford county, to place a pumping station four miles from Hartland City. Officials say the plant will supply power and fuel for the area, with pipelines and a large power station planned.
A dense listing of real estate transfers, notes, and property actions from Milne and Washington townships. It references numerous properties, deeds, and buyers including Miller, Guap, and Wayne Street properties, with values around 1 000 dollars and related charted dates and locations.
A garbled diary style fragment mentions a host, a person named Alan Jam Abid, and a place Wildiville Ohio. It touches on family tensions, medical concerns, and vague references to nerves bowel and pain. The text includes scattered names, roles, and odd phrases, with no clear single event or outcome.
An event in Phenix Ari featured Urvan addressing a crowd of about 5 000, discussing demographics and retail topics. The reception included a brief speech, with attendees reacting to the remarks and the overall message delivered by Urvan.
Damaged text shows fragmented phrases about organs and a shipment. It mentions Packard organs, a demand for them, and various garbled terms, but no coherent event, date, or identifiable entities. The readable parts suggest trade or shipment discussion without clear facts.
The notice outlines marriage intentions and social events in Monroeville and nearby towns. It mentions names like Alexander dohusa u and Danwoeits ot Diora along with venues and tentative dates for gatherings and civic meetings.
A brief classified loan notice offering money to loan on real estate and personal security. The readable text lists a contact at Hassalgck, room 67, Utal Estate, with a numeric reference 1711. No dates or explicit terms provided.
Fragmentary report notes a group of Japanese entrants hindered by authorities after arrival aboard a Belgian vessel. The text references a secretary of treasury and a potential holding in Washington, with unclear dates and details.
A fragmentary 19th century notice reports a marriage between a young man and a renowned woman, with later details alleging separations and accusations of infidelity. The text references a public county record, months and places, and hints at ongoing disputes and a divorce process involving named local individuals.
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