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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
5
The store previews fall suit models in plain and striped broadcloths and herringbone cheviots with new brown green and blue shades. Long coat styles dominate and satin braid and button trims accent jackets. Skirts feature gored and plaited effects with folds and bands, inviting buyers to view now and return to purchase later.
Fall fabric demand hints appear in current dress goods displays. New arrivals daily signal upcoming autumn wear trends and entice visits to the section for the latest materials.
Bargains abound as summer stock must go soon. Departments offer underpriced merchandise treated as true bargains. Strong value items, limited time, and ready for early shoppers seeking low prices on seasonal goods.
The Allen County divorce filing shows Marguerite Master suing John Dine Ler for divorce after a marriage on April 28 of the previous year. Claims include separation due to work absence, financial strain, alleged mistreatment, and accusations of temper and jealousy. Additional notes reference a preliminary order and related allegations, with further details unclear in the readable text. Also mentions incorporation filings for The Warns Morte Loan Company and listed local principals.
A court session reveals a troubled marriage with threats and accusations. Mrs Emad Hieronnjacted seeks separation while Mr Frances Nett faces alleged harassment. The docket expands with new names, including Mary Potter and Busan Potton, as proceedings address alimony and child welfare.
Fragmentary notes reference a case involving a mother and divorce. Mentions hearing laine and a scheduled Wednesday call for mare Iyblhe. Details are sparse and names appear garbled.
Hanna and Pownshty trustee Carneline Ganvin urged the county commission to study a government supervised road plan to Tidlandports ford. Obstacles cited include legal limits requiring bids and contracts on county work. Other items note a divorce case and motions in the superior court involving stress on witnesses and orders to protect funds.
Fragmented report from a court scene describes Esther Monday seeking a decree in a custody battle. The proceeding references alleged threats and coercive actions by a partner, with discussion of relocation, transfers, and appeals involving multiple individuals and guardianship issues.
A garbled report details a Tuesday incident at a hotel where theft claims and drunken behavior are alleged. Names such as Florence J. Marquardt and Henry and Guy Colerick appear in a complaint about spousal finances and habitual drinking, with references to a diver and a burning hotel incident. The text is fragmented but indicates legal action and accusations within a domestic dispute context.
A garbled list records multiple marriage licenses with numerous names and ages. The readable fragments show pairs such as Willa Btracar and Menman with ages 24 and 64, plus Elmer I and Flatt 2, and Merle Van Ilonten 21 with Chelation Taollingers 4. Further entries include Carl f Sloffer and Mico Ay Motel 1, Willy OH Gartian 2, and Grorsin Ay Waly Arnold FB. The text remains unclear in places, but indicates a batch of license records with assorted ages and partner names.
A ammonia coupling failure near Harrison and West Main caused a chemical release at a local plant corner. Evacuation and fumes-spot precaution followed as workers contained the leak. one employee treated for exposure. Nearby residents reported headaches and irritation while authorities secured the area and inspected the site and equipment.
A garbled column lists numerous birth announcements with names, parents, and addresses across towns. Fragments mention a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Albert E Putt, a son to Mr and Mrs H David Gon, and other newborns including names like John Guandl and Frank Brown, with scattered place cues such as Madison township and Maple avenue, but details are incomplete and hard to parse.
In Aten County Indiana the court appoints ARIE O. MATIOK as administrator for the estate of Bitrah Thanty. The order directs the administrator to manage the estate and perform duties under applicable probate law with bond and reporting requirements.
J A Kesler county coroner announced verdicts in two cases, stating both deaths were due to strangulation. Physicians later deemed deaths natural, while police have halted investigations after exhausting leads.
A garbled notice reports on a factory affair tied to Frank Grohver and a man named Louis Mta involved in a trial with a $2,000 consideration. It mentions government inspectors, factory officials, and workers, with accusations of theft or mischief, and a lingering plan to continue business with cigars linked to the Griber factory. A separate item seeks first-rate female cashiers for Tarkan.
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