Several New Divorce Suits in County Court
Judge Dawson grants a restraining order as three unhappy wives file divorce suits. Rosetta B. Griuiston seeks alimony and custody of two boys. Magdalene Wilhel seeks divorce and partial name change. Mary Roy files for alimony and custody amid allegations of cruelty. Additional suit by Carrie Futter and Theodore Futter requests $1,500 alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetta B. Griuiston
Gen. & M. Hench
Mark Ormiston
Dawson
Wayne Township
Magdalene Wilhel
Henry Wilhelm
Magdalena Klein
W. H. Reed
Mary Roy
John B. Roy
J. BR. Bittinger
Breen & Morris
Carrie Futter
Theodore Futter
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Couples
Frederick J. McCormick and Margaret Dolan appear among the couples applying for marriage licenses, along with Joseph M. Futter and Thodie Rumrill, James A. Mayberry and Minnie G. Cook, John Sordelot and Mekanie Kline, Charles Vince and Armena Sheehan, Edward F. Kronmiller and Anna H. Beverforden, John K. Heffelfinger and Hattie B. Kuntz, George W. Askew and Winnifred Askew, and Otto E. Gunkel and Elizabeth M. Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. McCormick
Margaret Dolan
Joseph M. Futter
Thodie Rumrill
James A. Mayberry
Minnie G. Cook
John Sordelot
Mekanie Kline
Charles Vince
Armena Sheehan
Edward F. Kronmiller
Anna H. Beverforden
John K. Heffilfinger
Hattie B. Kuntz
George W. Askew
Winnifred Askew
Otto E. Gunkel
Elizabeth M. Jordan
Hilker Preliminary Hearing Packed Courtroom
Bill Hilker faces a preliminary hearing this afternoon in circuit court before Justice Bullerman. The courtroom is packed as Hilker is defended by Henry Colerick and E. V. Emrick with Prosecutor Doughrean for the state and F. J. Kleckamp appearing for Minnie Reamer, also present in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hilker
Circouit
Justice Bullerman
Gilker
Henry Colerick
EH. V. Emrick
Doughrean
F. J. Kleckamp
Minnie Reamer
Orders for five new regiments to quell rebellion
A Washington dispatch says five new volunteer regiments may be organized for the Philippines with secretary Root considering officers. General Otis is to be supplied with a large army if needed as the fall campaign aims to end the insurrection. Recruiting continues to reach eighteen regiments by September as conditions require.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
Philippines
Root
Otis
Congress
Northern Indiana Notes summary of local sales and incidents
Local notes report James and Roy McCormick selling the Van Biren oil property to Thomas Alford of Pittsburgh for 255000. a near South Mend resident Panici Boone Miller shows signs of returning consciousness after a trance. ex-soldier James Budd faces thirty days in jail for purchasing beer for a wayward girl. Other items cite Chamberlain denying blackmail, a missing man possibly Melville Brake, the Mishawaka Paper and Pulp rope accident killing Jacob Motts, talks of auto service between North Manchester and Wabash, a death of fifteen-year-old Ora McLaughlin under a Baltimore and Ohio freight train, Mrs. Aaron Flemington’s death, a Warsaw couple's misrouted train ride, Walkerton cucumber yields and pickle-factory earnings, a $7000 defamation suit against Solomon Waisner, a nitro-glycerine accident near Montpelier, and risks to workers from a nearby nitro-glycerine wagon explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Roy McCormick
van Biren
Thomas Alford
Pittsbury
Panici Boone Miller
Southmend
James Budd
Auburn
South Bend Times
Chamberlain
Delta Tex
Chris Holler
Wabash
California
Melville Brake
Jacob Motts
Mishawaka
Big Four
Ora McLaughlin
Nappanee
Baltimore and Ohio
Premen
Aaron Flemingan
Bluffton
Ohio
Wells County
Winona
Manchester
Walkerton
Solomon Waisner
Deer Creek
Miami County
Isaac Clingpeel
Kokomo
Typhoid Outbreak prompts sanitary inspection near Maysville
Dr. Carl Proegler, secretary of the Allen County Board of Health, reports multiple typhoid cases about four miles south of Maysville. Three children of Mr. Timmler and residents including Barney Hedker, Mr. Stopher, and nos Gerig are affected. Gerig, an Omish man, refuses treatment. Affected area to be inspected tomorrow. officials urge sanitation and note impure drinking water as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Proegler
Allen County Board of Health
Maysville
Timmler
Hope Hospital
Buchman
Barney Hedker
Stopher
Nos Gerig
Allen county soldiers named for court house tablets
A meeting of G A R posts and the U W L in Allen county reviewed names from the adjutant general and Colonel Dodge to carve nearly 5000 soldiers and sailors on tablets for the new courthouse corridor. The perfected rolls were sent to the county commissioners for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County
W. J. Kerr
New Court House
H. C. Zollinger
H. W. Dickman
Adjutant General
Fell Under a Street Car and Died of Injuries
Joseph D. Roberts a Colored Barber died at Hope hospital at 11 30 P M Sunday from injuries after falling in front of a Lewis street car near Clinton and Lewis streets. He appeared intoxicated and was struck as the car passed. The car wheel rolled over his head causing multiple wounds. Coroner Barnett was notified and to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Roberts
Hope Hospital
Lewis Street
Clinton
Lewis Streets
Roberts
Banning
Barnett
Price Cut Special at The Greatest Grocery
A serious price reduction on a wide range of goods on the Small Profits basis. Listings include sugar at 514c, coffee 5c to 10c, teas 8 30c to 50c, tobaccos 22c to 32c per pound, cigars 90c to 2.50 per 100, flours 3.40 to 3.60 per barrel, fish and oil products, fruit canisters, jars, and stoneware. Also seeking butter, eggs, and poultry.
Barber Roberts Dies After Car Incident at Barr Street
The 59 year old former Barr Street barber, whose home was 82 Hanna Street, died after a car incident. His wife had died earlier. Rumors claim it may have been a suicide attempt. coroner's examination will investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr Street
Hanna Street
Roberts
Hubler's Union Chapel Sunday events and local notes
Superintendent J C F McMahen spoke at Hubler's Union Chapel and Rev W A Bodell will preach on August 20 at 2pm with Sunday school to follow. The community records storm damage, farm notes, births and illnesses, visitors, and local concerns from Aug 20, including a child death and a note on the family of William Kruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. F. McMahen
W. A. Bodell
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Fort Wayne
William Kruse
William Moore
Crestline
Ohio
Hubler & McKinley
Mr. Rose
Theodore Rose
Noah Biall
Birt Pickanew
John Smethers
Thomas Fleming
W. ¥. DeVilbiss
Maysville Socials Report Farm Picnic and Accident
In Maysville and vicinity Rev Fisher and wife hosted a large birthday surprise for Mrs Fisher with a community picnic. Rev Hushiser presented a purse. Mrs George Wait and Mrs Carrie Norris suffered carriage injuries but are recovering with no broken bones. Norris, editor of the Antwerp Bee, visited his wife. R. B. Hayes visited his Churubusco sweetheart and brought her home. John Webb improves after illness. A local Laut Reichsisderfer and D. Z. Bos family attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Fisher
Decatur
Wilbur
Barnett Chapel
J. M. Robinson
Garry Wait
George Wait
Carrie Norris
Norris
Antwerp Bee
Mr. Norris
R. B. Hayes
Churubusco
Starr
John Webb
C. Reichsisderfer
D. Z. Bos
Family and guests at Maumee river camp
Ton and family and Benj Zimmer man and wife are spending the week in camp on the Maumee river at the Oxbow bend. Rev. E. O. Peters made a short call on friends in the village Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Benj. Zimmerman
Maumee
Cephans Home Anniversary Prorim at Reformed Orphans Home
A sixteenth anniversary celebration at the Reformed Orphans home is planned for Thursday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Meals will be served from 11 a.m. to close. A 2 p.m. program features Wayne Tent Band, greetings by Rev Dr J Bachman, and multiple speakers including Rev J H String and Rev S S Stern. Visitors travel by Spy Run and Driving park cars to the Feeble Minded Institute for transport to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Orphans’ Home
Wayne
St. John’s Church
J. Bachman
New Knoxville
Ohio
J. H. Bosch
Fort Wayne
Valentine Rettig
Ebenezer
N. Y
W. Siebert
Pittsburg
J.H. String
Bluffton
Ind
H. A. Walker
Pittston
S. S. Stern
New Bremen
Maurice Samson
Feeble Minded Institute
Rinehart Returns After Rumored Filipino Death
Ellis F. Rinehart of Maysville arrived safely in the city yesterday, surprising friends who had heard he was killed in the Philippines. He said he never went to the islands and blamed a circulating tale for the report, noting he had enlisted in the regulars before being discharged after wrist injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis F. Rinehart
Maysville
Fort Wayne
Young Rinehart
Manila
Philippines
Rinehart
Florida
Resignation Accepted From Heidelberg Reformed Pastor
Rev. Maurice Samson, pastor at Heidelberg Reformed Church, received a letter from the church consistory accepting his resignation. The resignation took effect yesterday and Mr Samson will not deliver a farewell sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Samson
Heidelberg Reformed Church
A Big Suit Initiated Over Wife's Share of Property
Rebecca Ninde, by Barrett and Morris, filed a seven thousand dollar suit Monday against L. M. Ninde and others to protect her share of the property from creditors. W. T. Perkins bought the Aldine restaurant yesterday and took charge immediately. He has twelve years with the Pennsylvania railroad dining car service as a caterer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Ninde
Barrett & Morris
L. M. Ninde
W. T. Perkins
Aldine Restaurant
Halls Catarrh Cure sworn patent by Toledo firm
Frank J. Cheney and associates swear to a Catarrh cure claim promising one hundred dollars per treated case that cannot be cured. The notarized oath from 1986 notes internal use and blood action, with testimonials offered. Sold by druggists including Th. Hall’s Family Pills promoted as the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ouro
Toledo
Lucius Country
Frank J. Ciinsky
Armof F. J. Crmsry & Co
Tolado
Aroe
Hal
Heney & Co
Th. Hall
Hardware and plumbing supplies catalog line restated
A line listing a complete range of hardware items including Radiator Enamel Bronzes and Bronze Liquid Aluminum Hose Nozzles Lawn Sprinklers Hose connections Stilson Wrenches Pipe Tongs Steam and Hot Water Valves Gauge Stocks Dies Vices Water Motor Fans Roof Paint Pump Leathers Binks Cess pools Spray Pumps and related equipment.
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Riage
John K. Heffelfinger and
Hattie B
Hilker
Learance
Royals
Goodyear
Ergsius & Brcelos
Wanson
Clinton Spree
General Otis
Whitley County
B. F. Ihrig
Laud
G. M. Dakin
Michigan City
South Bend
James Hastings
Hitchcock Factory
A. J. Rodibaugh
Rodibaugh
Baintertown
Goshen
Miss Martilla Cox
Friends Church
Laporte
Iowa
Albert Stone
Springfield
Mass
Chicago
Lake Shore
Waterloo
Indiana
Elkhart
McMillen
Dunlaps
Strauss Bros
John Neff
Trenton
Peru
van Buren
Otter
Nottingham Township
Grant
Blackford
Jay
Northern
Clinton and
Joseph D. Roberts
Michigan
Fort Wayne Mills
West Columbia and
Hartinga Sts
Bash Block
Fort Wayne, Ind
Hubler‘s
John Oswald
Gertrude Ludwick
John Hubler
Thomas Hamilton
Henry Witzman
William Connors
Maysville and Vicinity
Cephan
THE
Sentinel
Frank J. Cheney
A. W-Gleason
Maumee Steam and Hot Water Heater CO
Harrison Street
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