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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1907
Page
4
Reports from Allen County courts detail indictments returned by the grand jury. defendants faced charges including selling intoxicants without license, with guilty pleas and fines imposed. Several cases involve domestic relations matters, while a bridge inspection adjournment and county actions on delinquent taxes are noted. outcomes hinge on future court dispositions.
A fragmented report outlines a probate court proceeding with custody determinations and guardian appointments. It mentions Wrie shoritta and Lee Ne Taoding, various attorneys, and potential appeals. The document also notes financial stakes and asset dispositions linked to executors, with references to Miss or Mrs. WaL and several named individuals, agencies, and dates.
Fragmented report covers a legal case with a jury waived in a theft and fraud context. Alfred Kewine sold items to Hint, with Goldwater receiving extra funds, while a Winslow matter involves Anna Morence and wage unit disputes. The text references court orders, costs, and arrangements for child custody or guardianship amid a contentious settlement.
A damaged 19th century notice recounts a domestic dispute involving Dora Liter and Wayne Wodlen with accusations of coercion, threats, and expenditure. The document references a Mayan Peer, a funeral cross, and a 1,000 dollar figure amid court proceedings and legal actions in Baker Street.
A garbled Tuesday text references a Wisconsin form, a diverged path, and various names with unclear context. The passage includes mentions of a man named Willi Higken, a woman, and phrases about thinking, singing, and timing, but the overall meaning is obscured by corruption and misreads.
Disjointed OCR text shows a woman officer with a warrant and a man facing bed times and trials. Mentions of Wayne and Molinda GB appear among garbled names and partial phrases about hearings and a case involving Brunke Ly, Htevuch versus Netlla Um.
Crowds gather at Kane's window as shelves overflow with toys and Chinese goods. Clerks battle the rush to display holiday wares including dolls, harps, niy nets, and novelty items while shoppers seek bargains and gift ideas for Christmas and New Year festivities.
Hon Harper arrives in the city on Thursday from Washington to spend the holidays with friends. He is auditor for the War Department and will stay at the hotel with Mrs Harper. The traveler is King and other officials accompany him. Harper’s stay is linked to departmental duties and meetings with local officials.
A lively holiday sales note touts extensive Christmastide stock including perfumes gift packages, leather goods, brushes, and stationery. It highlights low prices on brushes, a Las prices on selected rows, and one special Lakeside items. The writeup emphasizes varied colors, new materials, and Week-end Candy specials to attract shoppers.
A terse note reads Get the Mage Quality for Wiirer or Withers en Thres Drng Stores, signaling a campaign or slogan associated with local merchants. The fragmentary line hints at branding emphasis amid a retail or catalog context.
Otto Seidel, a Winona man and prominent local figure, died at St Joseph hospital from a bullet wound to the right breast after a drunken confrontation at Calhoun and Mary streets. Witnesses described a tense sequence of events with Seidel despondent and arguing, preceding his fatal injury and subsequent arrest of a companion.
Memorial services held for Inia Conn and others in Lindehwood with mourners from Trin and surrounding areas. Fragments note public honors, college faculty, and local attendees paying respects at the farewell.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous names and ages with locations and occupations in a marriage license notice. Readable items include ages 21 to 76 and various surnames such as Goheon Moorebrook, Thomas, Dowman, Snyder, Mocely, Switslzal, Pulkoy, and others, with scattered places and roles.
Local promotion offers a free one dollar gallon at People's Drug Store on Terry and Clinton Street. The event is tied to a trial indeelatory dox, with Milo Romady noted as part of the promotion.
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