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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1900
Page
19
A mother recommends Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Favorite Prescription for inactive or irregular bowels. She credits the regimens with relief and regularity.
State of Indiana Allen County Superior Court April term 1900 Anna M Russell v Joseph M Russell non-resident defendant served by affidavit on file actions pending unless appearance by June 5 1900 to answer or demur in person or by attorney in the case filed for divorce.
The Lutheran pastors and teachers of the Missouri Synod Northern Indiana and Eastern Ohio districts met at Zion's school hall from 8:30 am. Papers on The Fifth Article of the Concord by Prof. Zucker and on The German Language by C. Grahl were presented. Officers elected include Rev. Stock president and Prof. Klein treasurer. a papers committee was formed with Juengel Gross Klein and Engelbrecht.
The Northern Indiana and Northwestern Ohio districts of the Missouri Synod meet at Zion’s school hall, ending with plans to form the Northwestern Ohio district. Papers discuss the Fifth Article of the Formula of the Concord and spiritualism, while ministers and teachers praise the conference and arrange organization steps for Defiance and nearby cities. Several property transfers in Eel River and Milan townships are listed in the notices.
Charles Finley former Kentucky state secretary who has resided in Indianapolis for weeks says he will return to Kentucky when his Goebel murder indictment trial date arrives. He rejects immediate imprisonment and vows to defend himself against the charges.
Franklin county grand jury indicted ten men including Henry Youtsey James Howard and Henry Howard for alleged complicity in the murder of William Geebel. Others named as accessories before the fact include Caleb Powers John J. Powers Charles Finley W H Culton and F Wharton Golden with Governor Taylor Green Golden and John Davis cited as indirectly referred to accessories.
Attorney Kleekamp seeks heirs to Bruno Walter estate in Germany. Documents prove death and four Knefu heirs. three located: Oscar Miller East Wayne street Emil Miller north of the city and Della Miller inmate of the school for feeble minded. Fourth Mary Miller is missing. Estate valued at 8000 dollars.
In Cleveland on April 19 the Twenty first district Democrats elected Tom L. Johnson and Harry Wilson as delegates to the Kansas City convention. They pledged to vote for Bryan and to support the Chicago platform, with no nomination until after the national convention.
Henry W Lawton camp Spanish American War veterans adopted a constitution and by laws at its Friday meeting. The changes authorize four new officers sergeant major quartermaster sergeant core sergeant and historian to be announced by Commander Ellert at the May meeting. New members HH T Donivan Charles Plaster and Joan P Rupel joined. A smoker is planned for next Thursday marking McKinley’s call for troops.
New Castle Indiana press notes Rev and Mrs H J Norris departed for their new home and Fort Wayne appointment after four years in the community. They are warmly regarded and receive best wishes for a cordial reception by Fort Wayne congregants as they begin this new charge.
Members of the Jeffersonian club and Bimetallic union met at democratic headquarters to furnish the new club rooms in the Tri-State block. They will buy 240 chairs from Kimball hall and lincolium from the White Fruit house, with a committee to view second-hand furniture, and plan a smoker once occupied.
Philip Lotz announces the opening of a new hotel to be named Eng lish at the corner of Calhoun and Washington streets. Refurnishing work began today after he recently opened a restaurant there and the hotel will operate on the European plan.
Real estate transfers list deeds including John Haffner to Frank Conners for two parcels in Arcola totaling 40 feet and a payment of 275 dollars. Other entries show Clement Edgerton to H Woebpeking and others for properties in section 19 with 1200 dollars involved. Additional names include Hannah M Begerton and H Wo gle- detailing transfers by abstractors on West Main Street.
A nasal cleanse and healer, Ely's Cream Balm soothes the diseased membrane without drying or irritation. It relieves instantly when applied and does not cause sneezing. Priced 50 cents at druggists or mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York.
The Mulberry Reporter praises Rev Maurice Samson now pastor at Trinity Reformed Church in Mulberry Indiana for strong membership gains and payment of $1359 in debt during his early months. He previously served Heidelberg Reformed Church.
A young woman's arrival on Tuesday at the residence of Mr and Mrs Chuniciiman was recorded in local notices.
This ad claims the pills end sick and nervous headaches by purifying blood and boosting health. It promises fast relief, price of 25 cents, and a money back guarantee if not cured, with Dreier Bros. Druggists as the seller.
Tickets for the Methodist General Conference in Chicago May 2 and 31 are sold at Nickel Plate stations May 1 2 7 14 and 21 with return by June 1 at one and one third fare for 200 miles from Chicago. Inquiries to C A Asterlin Fort Wayne Ind. a18 20 24 27 m1 3 8 10 15 17 w5t.
A trade promotion from WM. H. BRADI & BRO. markets White Loaf Flour with a guarantee on every sack and a free set of silver table spoons offer. The ad is placed from a Bloomingdale Mills address.
C F Pfeiffer offers loans secured by real estate or personal security. Located in Booms 6 7 Bass Block at 1711.
Short classified note seeks butts or small timber of any kind. It directs to Paul Mfg at the corner of 6th and North Cape and mentions location cues for contact or delivery. The text is fragmentary but indicates a procurement need.
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