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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1911
Page
6
This week’s court notes include Arthur Le Philips seeking a license to operate a salon and a probate dispute where Willam Benedict’s estate is contested. Divorce filings appear across multiple cases including claims of abandonment, insult, and income disputes among spouses and witnesses.
A Detroit district report details a mix of court actions including a quiet title suit over Woodbury area property and boundary questions, pending motions in superior court, and plans for a new term. It notes indictments, bonds, divorces, and accusations of intoxication, abuse, and fraud, with several individuals named and local officials quoted.
A garbled text fragment references a grand jury case involving Boerig Fyidheblerfer and others, with mentions of Jennie Wicklifte owner and Charlie Clark as a bondsman. The piece includes court actions, fines, and notices about women’s groups. The legible parts point to a local legal proceeding and potential penalties to be determined.
Listing offers tile and finishing items at Rolling Mills Districts in Wayne made in Fory. Includes EAimo TA7R Blur.
A chaotic court record fragment lists a civil action by Merriat versus Fort Wayne rug company and mentions a variety of defendants and witnesses. The document references a Superior Court appearance, a death related incident, assault claims, and a long docket of names and addresses with dates and locations in Fort Wayne and nearby areas.
The readable fragments mention a dividend declaration and relate to several unclear names and places. The overall lines contain garbled wording with no coherent events or entities clearly identifiable.
North Indiana Conference of Methodist Episcopal Church votes to hold its 1912 April meeting in Fort Wayne at Simpson Church with Kokomo as alternate. Invitations extend to Trinity Church and others. preparations include hosting duties, hospitality, and local clergy involvement for the session with expected attendance by hundreds.
An advertisement touts a cure for stricture nervous debility and urinary issues. It claims many men were cured after medical trials and promises a free consultation with guaranteed results, detailing a lengthy regimen and sensational health assurances.
A Sunday sermon on gambling mania delivered by Rev. Musren at Wise Presbyterian Church warned against gambling as a social plague. The address contrasted high-stakes gambling in Monte Carlo with local temptations, urging restraint and moral reflection among listeners.
A men’s club formed from members leaving Bowth Wayne Baptist Sunday School and Tierra First Capital Church elects officers including Mills as president Wyveley as president and Lopshire as second vice president Yap as corresponding secretary Hickman as recording secretary Robert as treasurer Tharye as trihaler and Bechens at South Wayne as part of the new organization.
Property transfers filed in the court district list multiple deeds and grantees. Transactions include Henry Wip transferring parcels to Frank C and Chaview Futher, and Allen dT Ranh selling in Philadelphia for 917 800. Michael Thonahn and Aaron Hammar are linked to Fort Wasan Valley property. Other entries show Henry Woip to Frank C and Chaview Futher, plus Fenty Wwelling to Samuel and favored Watt for 113. Document references mention section 94 and Lake townahin with various parcel descriptions.
A violent encounter southwest of here left a man and a son dead after a clash with a large posse. Gay Howe, seven years old, was captured and survived. The events unfolded near Port Winnenatt as authorities pursued suspects tied to a burglary and the murder of Custos Guyed.
Fire department and committees approved proceeding to develop plans for a new city hall. At the last meeting, council authorized the move and directed preparation for structural and site considerations at the Third and Junitersmy corner.
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