Quiet Title Suit in Allen County Indiana
In the Allen County Indiana Superior Court Veronica Herber sues Joseph Elder and others to quiet title to real estate. Defendants are nonresidents. appearance required January 24 1906 or default will be entered. Attest Frank J Belot Clerk Somers and Kennerk Attorneys for Plaintiff. Money to loan offers 4 1 2 and 5 percent with partial payments. Guardian Jacob Keller to sell Elizabeth Putt insane estate private sale Fort Wayne Indiana bid deadline January 2 1902. Estate appraised at 25 dollars per acre. Sale terms: one fourth cash one fourth in one year two years three years with mortgage and 6 percent interest.
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Greer
James Greer
Coaley
Amzi L. Cooley
John Harber
Harber
Jacob Keller
Elizabeth Putt
Circuit Court
Allen County
Indiana
Towit
Findlay
Fort Wayne
Guardian
Ind
Local notes record new diphtheria and scarlet fever cases
Arthur Nelson returns from Auburn as new diphtheria cases appear on St Charles street and Eliza street while scarlet fever cases surface at 125 St Marys avenue and 60 Runion avenue. Wayne Dry Goods adds a delivery wagon due to rising business. A right arm fracture befalls Joseph Notestein at 17 Harrison street. Otto Herbst is gravely ill. Maud Ethel Coulter and others return from Oxford College for holidays. The undertaker J C Peltier and assistant Betzler travel to Roanoke for a case. Lang writes Carnegie for aid after Geneva school fire. Committeemen to be elected Jan 1. Keegan calls a Dec 31 meeting. Local figures Jones and Palmer visit Crawfordsville. Bluffrom notes Bavine mobile injury. X-rays planned. Randall buys Pearl and Harrison building for 9000 dollars. Third Presbyterian communion table and baptismal fittings arrive for January service.
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Arthur Nelson
Auburn
ST Charles Street
Eliza Street
Wayne Dry Goods Company
St. Mary’s Avenue
Runion Avenue
Joseph Notestein
Harrison Street
Otto Herbst
Maud
Ethel Coulter
Mayme Smith
Ida Dalman
Martha Hackett
Oxford College
Oxford
Ohio
J. C. Peltier
George Betzler
Roanoke
J. E. Lang
Geneva
Andrew Carnegie
H. G. Keegan
Republican County Central Committee
Court House
A. B. Jones
Harry Palmer
Crawfordsville
Mr. Jones
W. D. Jones
New Avelune
Crawford
Indiana City
Mr. Palmer
Bluffrom
Ernest Heche
Fort Wayne
Alex Bovine
Bavine
Grand Rapids
Indiana
P. A. Randall
Carl Schwartz
Pearl and
Harrison Streets
Wayne Biscuit Company
Mr. Randall
Randall Hotel
Third Presbyterian Church
Harlan G. Mendenhall
Perth Amboy
N. Y
Mendenwall
Third Church
Schley for Presidency Hinted by Croker in East and South
Indianapolis telegram from December reports Richard Croker at French Lick implying Admiral Schley could win a 1904 presidential boom in the east with southern and western support. He suggests Congress might stay out to aid the Democratic party and hints Fitzhugh Lee as a likely southern vice presidential choice with Cuban War service.
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Indianapolis
Ind
French Lick Springs
Richard Croker
Admiral Schley
Croker
Schley
Navy Department
Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Ming
Fitzhugh Lee
Jackson Day Banquet to Open Democratic Campaign
The Jefferson club plans its annual Jackson day banquet on January 8 marking the start of the campaign and the organization of the new Democratic central committee. Chairman Berghoff will assemble delegates and a special committee progressed with arrangements for about 250 guests and an elaborate menu.
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Jefferson Club
Democratic Central Committee
Berghoff
Allen County
Democratic Party
Theater train planned to Fort Wayne and Hartford City
Bluffton News reports efforts to run a special L. E. & W. train next week to Fort Wayne via Hartford City and points north. Comedian Frank Daniels brings his new play Miss Simplicity to the Masonic Temple as holiday crowds seek relief after the rush.
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Bluffton News
Fort Wayne
Hartford City
Points North
Frank Daniels
America
Masonic Temple
Lake Erie
Muncie
Death of John Henry Sharp Former Fort Wayne Mayor's Son
John Henry Sharp eldest son of the late Henry Sharp former Fort Wayne mayor died at his Edgerton Ohio home after a long illness ending in paralysis. He is survived by his widow and three children. Sister Carrie B. Sharp, longtime Westminster seminary figure, is mentioned.
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John Henry Sharp
Henry Sharp
Fort Wayne
Edgerton
Ohio
Carrie B. Sharp
Westminster Seminary
Milliner Walser Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Eliza L. Walser, a Garrett milliner, filed in federal court for voluntary bankruptcy. Liabilities total 799.76 with assets of 555.09, all claimed exempt. Attorney W. James Hogue of Garrett represents the debtor.
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Eliza L. Walser
Garrett
W. James Hogue
Saw mill sold. former official sells plant near town
Ex County Commissioner J. H. Stellhorn has sold his saw mill three miles south of the city to William H. Oetting. Oetting will move to the city and take charge on March 1.
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J. H. Stellhorn
Willian H. Qoetting
Mr. Oetting
Allen County Farmer Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Samuel F. Krill of Allen County has filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S court. Liabilities total $619.47 while assets are listed at $244. Attorneys for Krill are W H Reed and W H Shambaugh.
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Samuel F. Krill
Allen County
United States
W. H. Reed
W. H. Shambaugh
Croker Will Stay Leader Of Tammany Hall
Richard Croker declared he would remain head of Tammany Hall and not move to England. He said he would not discuss politics now but would watch state and national affairs, praising trusts as the possible savior of the Democratic Party while warning they could ruin the country if they continue. He added the party will drift together naturally to present a united front.
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French Lick
Ind
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
England
Democratic Party
Gas company pays fines for unlawful vehicle weights
In Hartford City News report, Eph Allman William Underwood and Isaac Bennett pleaded guilty to hauling unlawful weights on a bike. Their fines and costs totaled 13.85 dollars each and were paid by Fort Wayne Gas company, their employer.
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Hartford City News
Lourie Lucas
Eph Allman
William Underwood
Isaac Bennett
Nike
Fort Wayne Gas Company
Cold weather stops rail project work in Indiana
In Hartford City News coverage the grade work on the new Muncie Hartford City and Fort Wayne electric railroad is halted by cold weather. The delay affects planned construction steps and timelines for the regional line.
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Hartford City News
New Muncie
Hartford City
Fort. Wayne
Road suspended for indefinite period near Muncie Eaton
Workers halt progress as ground freezes solid delaying the project between Muncie and Eaton. The grade is finished except for short segments near each town. Exact route into Eaton undetermined. Crews bring tools to the city and stand ready to resume when weather allows.
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Muncie
Eaton
Fort Wayne to Host Summer Turf Circuit
The Bellevue Gazette reports a Bucyrus meeting where horsemen from Lima to Bucyrus formed a running circuit under the American Turf Congress rules. The plan calls for a week of races at Lima Dayton Piqua Fort Wayne Tiffin Mansfield Akron Newark Columbus and Bucyrus with five races each day.
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Bellevue Gazette
Fort Wayne
Lima
Wapakoneta
Dayton
Piqua
Tiffin
Mansfield
Akron
Columbus
Newark
Bucyrus
American Turf Congress
Mr Centlivre Goes South for Georgia Mine
A Montpelier based gold mining company forms with George Ely Mrs Ford Wilt Wash Bonge and Louis Centlivre of Fort Wayne among members. They hold eighty two acres in Cobb county Georgia. Centlivre and Frank Sheedy depart with special machinery to begin operations. Some ore has been extracted but no assay yet. Centlivre will report on value upon return.
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Montpelier
George Ely
Ford Wilt
Wash Bonge
Louis Centlivre
Fort Wayne
Cobb County
Georgia
Centlivre
Frank Sheedy
Marconi Wedding Postponed in Indianapolis
Miss Josephine Holman, engaged to Signor Marconi, says the wedding is delayed as Marconi concentrates on wireless telegraphy experiments. They agreed to marry only after his work reaches a point he can relax his efforts. Holman was his first confidante about wireless plans.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Josephine Holman
Signor Marconi
Miss Holiman
Newfoundland
Call for Democratic Mass Convention in Allen County
A mass meeting of Democrats in Allen County is set for December 28 1901 at 2 PM in the alley county courthouse assembly room to elect delegates to the district convention on January 2 1902 at 2 PM. Delegates are apportioned one per 200 votes for John W Kern for governor, with totals listed for Fort Wayne wards and townships. Delegates are urged to attend district session to elect a district chairman and handle business. By order of the Allen County Democratic Central Committee.
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Allen County
Alley County Court House
John W. Kern
City OF
Fort Wayne
Aee
Democratic Central
Will Interest New Capital Company Incorporated
Indiana Hat and Cap company to be enlarged into a stock firm with $25,000 capital. Located at 504-506 Calhoun Street, Calhoun and Superior, the business will add capital, retain its old name, and expand operations. Incorporators are Ora Seaney, Benjamin Neuhoff, and Barry Eberline. Seaney president, Eberline secretary treasurer.
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Indiana Hat and Cap Company
Calhoun
Superior Streets
Messrs
Ora Seaney
Benjamin Neuhoff
Barry Eberline
Seaney
Scaney
Nehoff
Eherline
Garnahan Shoe Company
Parish leader stays in Kokomo amid university duties
Attorney J F Elliott and Rev W D Parr traveled to Indianapolis for a DePauw University trustees meeting. Parr said he does not plan to move his family from Kokomo due to his new work. Dr Herrick from Logansport, Parr's successor, visited about new duties and does not expect to move to Kokomo until spring.
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J. F. Elliott
W. D. Parr
Indianapolis
DePauw University
Local Marriage Licenses Listing Includes Six Couples
Couples listed for licenses include Ralph W. Null and Ethel L. Libby Herman Fielitz and Mary Gerig Walter A. Linegar and Minnie M. Hook L G Harris and Ida J Kanne Charles F Young and Sophie C Fuhrman John Riley and Grace S Nieter.
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Ralph W. Null
Ethel L. Libby
Herman Fielitz
Mary Gerig
Walter A. Linegar
Minnie M. Hook
L. G. Harris
Ida J. Kanne
Charles F. Young
Sophie C. Fuhrman
John ©. Riley
Grace S. Nieter
Allen County Orphans Home seeks foster homes in Fort Wayne
Persons desiring to take children into good homes with schooling are invited to contact The Allen County Orphans Home in Fort Wayne Indiana. References are required from all applicants for children.
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Allen County
Fort Wayne
Ind
Money To Loan On Real Estate Or Personal Security
C F Pfeiffer offers loans secured by real estate or personal security. Rooms 6 7 Bass Block 1711.
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C. F. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
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Arness
C. B. Fitch, Clinton Treet
Bulson
West Wayne Street
Frank J. Belot
Somers & Kennerk
Plaintiff
P. A
Handall
Bassblock
D&wtt
Jefferson Club’s Committee
Jackson
GAS Company
MR. Centlivre
Marconi
Lawes
Mente Eam Rae
Bowes
Wayne Aboit Adams
Cedar Creek
Eel River
Jackson Jefferson
Lafayette Madison
Maumee
Marion
Monroe
Aeeae
Eeeae
Smalter Manufacturing Con
Cerns
Kokomo
Kokomo Dispatch
Cixft Lida
Heller's
East Berry Street
The
Sentinel
J. A
J. W. Williams
Calhoun &T
Smith & CO
Calhoun’st
Fort
Wayne,Ind
Feecape
Ole Ly
Samuel Pecher
New York
Bears
Castoria
New York City
A.5
Chicago
DR. Wenger
Bright
N. R. Wenger
Calhoun Street
Sheller
H. Pfeiffer & Son
Columbia Street
Detroit
Irvin Koons
Thompson Avenue
Will Steller
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
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