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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1889

Page

3

Marry John Doyle and Mary Strader Licensed

In Allen county notices John Doyle and Mary Strader were licensed to wed. Other items include local court actions, aldermanic notes, and community events such as Thanksgiving observances and obituaries among the day’s postings.

John Doyle Mary Strader Henry Reukert East Washington Street

Counterfeiter Suspect Held as Subpenas Issued to Merchants

Subpenas are served on city merchants victimized by a slick counterfeiter who passed between ten and fifteen ten dollar bills in town. The suspect is in custody, with detective work leading to the arrest. Frank Smead of Union Pacific Tea House was first subpoenaed and his wife, then cashier, served with a writ. Additional witnesses will travel to the capital to testify and identify the prisoner, who is said to have teamed with others to pass about 25 000 of the counterfeit currency last summer.

E. Delrame Huntington Adams County Frank Tate Ida Dennis Roanoke Allen County Peter Certin Ben Rothschild Salt Lake City E. L. Craw George H. Brown Frank Davidson Ossian Ind George Ewing Brown Samuel C. Grubbs Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad Newcastle Holland Paulding Ohio L. M. Ninde Bell & Morris Jol Fouehe Southend Ile Samuel C. Grubb Fort Wayne Cincinnati Louisville Ninde Holland & Lamb Maury S. Brandon Andrews Toledo W. S. Brandon Second Presbyterian Church Reineke Frank Smead Union Pacific Tea House

Zion Lutheran to Build Handsome New Church Edifice

At a Sunday afternoon meeting Zion Lutheran church decided to construct a new modern style edifice on the existing site at East Creighton avenue and Force street costing about 30000 dollars. Groundbreaking will occur in early spring with Rev. Henry Saengel serving as pastor. The current building is too small for the congregation.

Zion Lutheran Church East Creighton Avenue Force Street Henry Saengel

Mystery Skeleton Found Near Plymouth Sparks Murder Probe

A skeleton unearthed at Argos near Plymouth is linked to a 16 year mystery of a missing young woman. Neighbor Mrs Barmeide testifies identifying thimbles found with the remains. the killer is believed to be Jon athan Itble, once resident of the village. An effort will seek Huble for questioning.

Clem Weber Dozois, Beadell & Co DeWald & Co N. B. Smith Huntington Moore Dekalb County Smith J. W. Younge Joyce McGushin John F. Rodabaugh Circuit Court John McGushin Skleton Argos Plymouth Jnl Jonathan Itble Huble Barmeide

Dynamite Reilly Brutally Attacked By Drunken Gang

James Reilly known as Dynamite Reilly is bedridden at 62 Walton avenue after a Thanksgiving Eve assault near Princess rink. A gang of rowdies struck him from behind and fled when a bystander intervened.

James Reilly Reilly

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