Bargain Draw of Corsets Coats and Cloth Goods
The advertisement lists heavily discounted items across clothing and fabric categories. Corsets, kimonos, white waists, raincoats, wash suits, covert coats, skirts, children’s coats, carpets, sheeting, and Indian linen are offered at reduced prices with former price ranges noted and sale prices highlighted. Notable discounts include raincoats from 7.50–10.00 down to 3.98 and wash suits from 6.00–7.00 down to 2.98.
Divorces Sought By Two Allen County Couples
Mrs. Jane Stout and Mrs. Pearl Cowell file suits in Allen County Superior Court alleging intoxication and abuse by Albert E. Stout and Oliver Cowell. Stout claims years of liquor habit and threats, restraining order sought. Cowell accused of leaving wife during confinement, assault, threats, and drunken behavior with children to seek custody.
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Jane Stout
Pearl Cowell
Creighton
Holton Avenues
Monroe Township
Superior Court
Albert E. Stout
Bowser
Oliver Cowell
Stouts
Harper & Hbggeman
Oliver
Cowell
Strong Echo
Reward dispute looms over Marshal Croy murder case
Oscar Benjamin seeks half of a $500 reward for Croy’s killers in a county court claim. He alleges a 50 50 understanding with Dr. Don Gorrell. Prosecution and court decisions will determine payout as trustees await final ruling.
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Oscar Benjamin
Woodburn
County Commissioners’ Court
Marshal Columbus Croy
Don Gorrell
Gorrell
Citizens’ Committee
Thomas
Benjamin
Jury verdict in Cass v. Alden over Indiana land title
At 3 o clock this morning a jury returned a verdict in the suit of William Cass alias Mechekenequah against Judge S R Alden. The jury found the judge is entitled to an Indiana land title that has been on trial intermittently for two weeks.
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William Cass
Samuel R. Alden
Sophia Sommer
Josephine
George A. Trease
Jacob Popp
Henry L. Moody
Bauman Road
Cedar Creek Township
Cass
Alden
United States
Robinson, Luecke & Geake
Clarence Thomas
Woodburn
Commissioners’ Court
Mary Tomson
Thomas Tomson
Mechekenequah
S.R. Alden
Indiana
Suit Filed for 3000 in Personal Injury Case
Diederich Norwold sues Henry Franke in superior court demanding 3000 for injuries from a September 22 1908 accident. Norwold alleges a crushed left foot and a bruised leg with ongoing suffering. George W Louttit represents the plaintiff.
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Diederich Norwold
Henry Franke
Norwold
George W. Louttit
Justice Henry Grabner Opens Assault Case In Fort Wayne Mills
Justice Henry Grabner heard the assault and battery case filed by Adolph King against Charles A. Borts Fort Wayne rolling mills superintendent. Borts’ attorney Judge W J Vesey argued King and his brother Morris King were trespassers who had been ordered off the premises and that removal was lawful. Also listed Anns Cole tas suing Joseph Cole for divorce alleging cruelty and failure to...
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Cole
Henry
Guy Colerick
Laura BE. Stewart
Edward B. Stewart
Bittinger & Houk
Grace Morton
Harry Morton
Ethel D. Murphy
Maurice Murphy
Ida A. Sonfield
John H. Sonfield
Nelson Craig
George Gillie
Justice Hawthorn
Daniel Shordon
Augustine Shordon
Henry Grabner
Adolph King
Charles A. Borts
Fort Wayne
W. J.vesey
The
Rolling Mills Company
Borts
King
Morris
L A Rose Sells Lakeside Home to Henry Hildebrand
Louis A. Rose of the Cudahy Packing Co sells his Lakeside residence, one of the county’s finest, to Henry Hildebrand who will move from a 509 acre Fort Wayne area farm to educate his children. The $7,000 sale was arranged by Monro W Fitch & Sons. Rose heads east with his departure for Philadelphia and his wife to follow in thirty days. Rose has been Allen County Republican chairman, needing a successor after his move.
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Lakeside
Henry Hildebrand
Louis A. Rose
Cudahy Packing Company
Hildebrand
Rose
Philadelphia
Monro, W. Fitch & Sons
Allen County
Fort Wayne Hotel Architect Invited to Guide Pennsylvania Plans
Friday, C. R. Weatherhogg, architect of the Anthony hotel in Fort Wayne, was invited by a Lancaster stock company to consult on a new hotel in Lancaster Pennsylvania. He will also visit Scranton to assist with the Casey Grand Hotel project now under construction.
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Fort Wayne
C. R. Weatherhogg
Anthony
Lancaster
Weatherhogg
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Casey Grand Hotel
Uplift in Business Felt Across All Lines
New York reports a nationwide revival as trade officials note optimism and growing orders across sectors. Tariff settlements boost manufacturers in the South and West eyes stronger crops, railroads, coal, iron, and textiles, with retailers expanding buying and cash flow.
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New York
New York Times
New England
South
Wast
Iron
Airship to Fly Over Fort Wayne During Fair Week
A contract covers Strobel to exhibit and operate an airship at Driving Park during Fort Wayne Fair week September 14 18. He will perform two daily flights and attempt a city overflight while Meyers funds the feature. A fair tent will educate visitors on inflation operation and ship construction as a major drawing card.
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Charles J. Strobel
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Fair Association
Boy steals pocketbook from market wagon on Calhoun
A barefooted boy, carrying a newspaper bag, stole Mrs. Theodore Wiehe’s pocketbook from her market wagon on Calhoun Street between Berry and Main Saturday morning and escaped with the money. Mrs Wiehe had tucked the wallet behind a cushion and noticed the boy climbing onto the wagon before he fled.
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Theodore Wiehe
Calhoun Street
Berry
Main
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Torchon
Allen County Courts
R. K. Erwin
L.A
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Strobel