Fort Wayne Charter Case Brief Filed With Supreme Court
A brief on behalf of William Geake Charles Bush and Anthony Traamian fort Wayne board of public safety asks Indiana Supreme Court to uphold a law creating a governor appointed board for Fort Wayne. The suit challenges authority to place city fire and police under board control and warns of state intervention to protect local government and state unity.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Supreme Court
William Geake
Charles §. Bush
Anthony B. Traamian
Board of Public Safety of
Fort Wayne
Joseph V. Fox
Board of Public Safety
Messrs
Geake
Bush
Trent
Fox
Board of Safety
Mandamus
Indiana
Death ends the suffering of young Waterman
John G. Waterman, five year old son of Mr and Mrs George H Waterman of 41 Home avenue, died early Saturday from burns after falling into a boiling water pail Friday morning. The accident and earlier details were reported in The Sentinel Friday evening.
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John G. Waterman
George H. Waterman
Home Avenue
the Sentinel
Mrs Sophia Kruse Rites Held For Aged Resident
Mrs Sophia Kruse of Washington township died Friday at her son E W Kruse's home three and a half miles northwest of the city. She was 74 years 10 months and 10 days old, died of age infirmities. She had lived in Allen county since 1853 and was well known. Relatives include one son seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Sophia Kruse
Washington Township
E. W. Kruse
Death of Mrs Henry Bremer at Gar Creek
The death of Mrs. Henry Bremer of Gar Creek is reported. She was the daughter of Henry Werling of New Haven and died after a long illness from typhoid fever, from which several family members passed within the past year.
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Henry Bremer
Gar Creek
Henry Werling
New Haven
Ehrman Miss Carrie Ehrman Dies at Home
Carrie Ehrman died last Friday morning of tuberculosis at the home of her sister Mrs. Charles Geller 182 Griffith street Surviving are three sisters Mrs Charles Geller Mrs Charles Woenkelmeyer Mrs Will Buckles and brother Charles Fred Ehrman
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Carrie Ehrman
Charles Geller
Griffith Street
Charles Woenkelmeyer
Will Buckles
Charles Fred Ehrman
Infant Artie May Bingham Dies of Meningitis
Artie May Bingham infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan Bingham died Thursday evening from meningitis.
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Artie May
Nathan Bingham
Infant Essig Died of Cholera Infantum in Wesel Street
Pansy Delight Essig eight months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey K Essig of 37 Wesel street died at 10 o clock last Thursday from cholera infantum.
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Pansy Delight Essig
Harvey K. Essig
Wesel Street
Mrs Theresa Thullen Died At Home After Illness
Mrs Theresa Thullen wife of Adam Thullen died at one o clock Thursday at the family home following a period of illness. The death was announced by the family and relief is awaited by relatives. Funeral arrangements were not provided in the notice.
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Theresa Thullen
Adam Thullen
Obituary Notice of Mrs Thullen at 109 Liberty Street
After a prolonged tuberculosis illness she died at age forty four. Mrs Thullen was a member of St Marys Catholic Church and survives by her husband and two children.
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Liberty Street
Thullen
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Infant of Mr and Mrs Doctor Dies From Exhaustion
The infant child of Mr Henry Doctor and Mrs Doctor of 423 Spy Run Avenue died Wednesday afternoon from exhaustion.
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Henry Doctor
Spy Run Avenue
Infant Florence Hilker Victim of Cholera Infantum
Florence Hilker infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Hilker of Summit street died Sunday morning at six months old from cholera infantum.
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Florence Hilker
Anthony Whilker
Summit Street
Kuhns Assaults Guards Desperado Held in Solitary
Indiana prisoner Marvin Kuhns, described as one of the most desperate inmates, assaulted two guards at Columbus prison after an escape attempt. He is now confined to solitary, watched closely, and denied visits from locals who had traveled to the prison. Kuhns has recovered from earlier injuries and shows little chance of regaining freedom.
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Logansport
Columbus
Marvin Kuhns
Marvin
Mt. Morenci
Henze Settles Fine and Withdraws Appeal
William Henze paid the municipal court fine and costs this afternoon and formally withdrew his appeal to the circuit court. The case will be dismissed in the circuit court and the three girls held as witnesses released from sheriff custody. Also two unlicensed mucklage peddlers were arrested and await a hearing before Judge Louttit.
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William Henze
Gorsline
Municipal Court
Circuit Court
Louttit
Pants sale clears stock before September first
The notice announces pants price markdowns for youths aged 13 to 19 with 75 cent pants from $1.00, $1.50 for $2.00 pants, and $3.00 for $4.00 pants. The sale aims to clean out stock prior to September 1 with Rebuen S Patterson listed.
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Reuben S. Patterson
Child Suffers Deep Mouth Injury From Fall
The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Jacques Summit street fell from a high chair and a stick penetrated her mouth tearing a portion of her cheek from the jaw. Dr McCausland treated the injuries. Also an ad notes 10 dozen men's silk Madras and pereale shirts offered at 25c in the sala Patterson
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Leonard Jacques
Summit Street
Patterson
Broncho throws Lawton man injuring leg
Harry Alderman now living in Lawton O T was seriously hurt last week when he was thrown by a broncho He sustained a leg injury that may require amputation A Patterson advertises 50c knee pants at 37c
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Harry Alderman
Lawton
O. T
Patterson
Cardinal Gibbons Homeward Welcome in Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons returned from a Europe tour to a greeting of about 10 000 people in Baltimore. Acting Mayor Henry Williams and Charles J Bonaparte led the welcome with addresses before the cardinal rode to the cathedral and spoke to a full congregation. The procession included clergy and Catholic societies from Baltimore Washington and nearby communities.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Europe
Union Station
New York
Henry Williams
Charles J. Bonaparte
Washington
Marriages and Sanity Inquiry Notice
Marriage licenses listed for multiple couples including William Lauer Lillian Til bury Malcom Robinson Theodora Davis and others. Clerk Belot denied license to James M Carter under demented condition and an inquest to pass on Carter's sanity is expected at the county clerk's office.
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Christian Meisner
Elizabeth Trimple
Joseph New
Frances Beckes
Frank B. Ryan
Ida B. Darby
Joseph J. Lennert
Jessie E. Malone
Adi Steiger
Anna Lerch
Belot
James M. Carter
Death ruled in Summit Street poisoning case
Dr. W. W. Barnett county coroner says Frank Yankelevitch died at his Summit street home Monday from carbolic acid poisoning taken in a moment of personal crisis. The finding is listed as death by own action.
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W. W. Barnett
Frank Yankelevitch
Summit Street
National Glass Company Exhibit at Pan-American Exposition
The National Glass Company with twenty-one plants and a Pittsburg office showcases a complete glass factory on Pan-American grounds. It demonstrates raw material to finished product, glass cutting, engraving, etching, decorating, and turning glass into cloth. A full size Miss Maxine Elliott figure draped in a glass woven dress and glass cloth furniture are featured.
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Pittsburg
Maxine Elliott
Hoey's Hearing Set in Nogales Conspiracy Smuggling Case
United States Collector of Customs William Hoey was arrested in Nogales by a deputy marshal on charges of conspiracy to smuggle Chinese from Mexico into the United States. His hearing is scheduled for Thursday. The notice also mentions Patterson's offering boys knee pants suits at half price.
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Tucson
Ariz
United States Collector of Customs
William Hoey
Nogales
United States
Mexico
Patterson’s
Markets Mixed as Grain and Provisions Edge Slightly Higher
Dull trading in Chicago markets with weak cables and Russia crop news weighing on December wheat, which moved between 68 and 71 cents and closed around 71 1/4 cents. Corn firmed late on local activity, nearby oats quiet, and pork and lard mixed with slight gains in pork futures.
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Chicago
Tilse
Minneapolis
Duluth
Butter Cheese And Eggs Market Report
Chicago August 27 butter market steady creameries 14 20c daisies 13 17c. Cheese market steady twins 983c young Americas 1014 10M%e daisies 101 103jc. Eggs market steady 1314 14c.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago live stock data shows cattle receipts 5500 including 600 Texans and 800 westerns with steady values. Cattle prices range from 2.25 to 5.30 for various classes and Texas fed steers from 4.00 to 5.00. hog receipts about 21000 with weak market and typical prices from 5.65 to 6.45 for different weights.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas
Western
New York Markets Report August 27 New highs in corn lift grains
New York markets show flour receipts at 28 387 barre ls and steady to firmer grains. Wheat and corn advanced on shorts covering and hot Kansas winds with corn at Sept 59 66 c, Dec 60 c, May 61 14 c. Lard and butter markets steady with Western prime lard at 9 25 and state butter 14 19c.
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New York
Rye
C. i
Western
Kansas
East Buffalo Market Mixed Bargains On Livestock Report
East Buffalo N Y August 27 cattle offerings four cars market steady to easy medium shipping steers four ninety fair fat cows three to three twenty five veals six to seven fifty hogs four cars steady from yesterday mixed six forty five to six ten pigs five eighty five to six ninety five few six no six roughs five fifty to five seventy stags four fifty to four seventy five sheep and lambs cars slow lambs ten cents to fifteen cents lower tops five fifty six five cull and common three to four seventy five sheep market steady culls to fair one fifty to three twenty five good three thirty five three fifty wethers three sixty to three eighty earlings three seventy five to four heavy export owes three twenty five to three fifty.
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East Buffalo
Toledo Market Rates for Wheat Corn Oats and Seeds
Toledo markets report firm wheat at 72.5 to 74 cents for cash and futures. Corn widely held around 57 to 58 cents with Sept and Dec deliveries. Oats active 26 to 35 cents with cash and Sept bids. Rye at 34 to 35 cents. Cloverseed active around 6 dollars with Oct and Der notes. Oil market unchanged.
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Toledo
C. Corei
Sash
Market Prices Fort Wayne Aug 28 Fort Wayne Markets
Fort Wayne Indiana market report lists grain and livestock prices including flour spring wheat $3.75 to $4.00 per barrel, corn meal $1.25 wet, oats 35 cents, hay timothy seed $1.80 per bushel, wool unwashed 17 cents, pork on foot $5.40 to $5.50, cattle $3.75 to $4.50, lambs 4 to 4.5 cents per pound, and feed stuffs like bran and shorts at $16 per ton.
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N. W
Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Market Prices Reported for Produce and Poultry
Prices listed include chickens old dressed 10 cents, spring broilers 8 to 9 cents, new potatoes 1.05 to 1.10 per bushel, honey 14 to 18 cents, apples 40 to 50 cents per bushel, onions 50 cents. Also noted are onions and miscellaneous farm commodities in various small lots.
Mrs John K Skelly Dies in McKeesport
Mrs Elizabeth Kane a Fort Wayne beauty and social figure died Monday in McKeesport after long liver trouble and failed operations. She married John K Skelly in 1887 and leaves four children aged seven to nine months. Funeral home plans indicate interment in McKeesport.
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John K. Skelly
Fort Wayne
Elizabeth Kane
McKeesport
James M Kane
East
S. Aurentz
West Main Street
Allen County Teachers Meet in Fort Wayne
Public school teachers of Allen county will gather for the county institute at the West Jefferson Street Church of Christ in Fort Wayne starting Monday at 1 30 p m. The session features an unusually interesting program and all county teachers are expected to attend.
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Allen County
Fort Wayne
County Institute
West Jefferson Street Church
Fort Wayne Hopes For Grand Circuit Horse Meet
Local horsemen plan a May race meet in Fort Wayne during the open week after Terre Haute’s September event. W H McKinnie and J W Pearse support the project and will push to attract a prominent grand circuit meet to Fort Wayne.
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Endeaverine
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Messrs
W. H. McKinnie
J. W. Pearse
Man’s Son Breaks Leg After Fall at Home
Tom Prince aged 6 son of Mrs Prince of 44 West Fifth Street fell from a wasting on Saturday and broke his left leg above the knee.
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Tom Prince
Patterson Sells 23 Cent Hose at Ten Cents
Consumers rush to grab the 23¢ black hose offered by Patterson priced at 10¢ as a quick sale. Limited stock prompts early purchases and quick action to secure the bargain.
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Patterson
Revolution rumor reaches Acajutla amid Salvardor government talks
San Jose reports rumors of a fresh attempt to overthrow Salvador government at Acajutla in Central America. No outbreak had occurred. Also advertised: neckwear sale at half price through Saturday night.
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San Francisco
Cal
San Jose
Central America
Acajutla
Salvador
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Police Commission Case
Preme Court
T Lis Court
Executive Department
Mrs
Waterman
Kruse
Bremer
Bingham
ESSIG
Hilker
Kuhns
Desperado
Bill Henze
William Lauer and
Lillian P. Til
Hiram Danners
Martha Tilberry
Charles R. Sargent
Daisy H. Scarlett
Harry E. Baum
Maud C. Traxler
National Glass Company
Hoey
Pennsylvania
NEW York Markets
East Buffalo Market
O&c
Lad
Oliver Surkey
Oliver Steel
C. C. Schlatter & CO
E. Columbia
Fort Wayne, Inn
Patteron’s
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