Allen County Court Hears Hermann Miller Case Update
In the circuit court Judge J M Robinson was named to assist Prosecutor A E Thomas in Hermann Miller’s case. The trial date remains unset as Erwin and Underwood press for an early trial, likely the first to proceed. County commissioners delayed action on evening courthouse openings pending further review.
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J. M. Robinson
O’rourke
A. E.thomas
Herman Miller
Erwin & Underwood
Court moves delay grand jury murder indictments in Indiana
No arguments today on motions to quash the murder indictments of Herman Miller John Baker and John Stout as attorneys seek prep time. Divorces and removals noted while courts adjust schedules for Washington birthday holiday and a trunk theft suit involving Hasler proceeds.
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Circuit Court
Herman Miller
John Baker
John Stout
Boring
Hiram Boring
Washington
Indiana
O’rourke and Heaton
Circuit
Fragmentary court note mentions Jacob and Grand Rapids
Fragmentary OCR shows a Friday reference to a twenty eight session and a suit involving Jacob and Grand Rapids, with unclear details. The readable parts point to a legal matter linked to a city or jurisdiction named Grand Rapids and an individual named Jacob.
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Jacob
The
Grand Rapids
Courts Close For Washington's Birthday Observed In County
Saturday saw circuit and superior courts closed in observance of Washington's Birthday legal holiday. County Clerk Joe Mason kept offices open briefly for marriage seekers before closing around 10 o clock. Commissioners approved a few bills to aid workers who helped shovel and then adjourned.
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Washington
Joe .Mason
County offices Stay Open to Aid Laborers and Teamsters
To aid needy laborers and teamsters, county offices remained open. County Recorder Ashley advised visitors not to transact business while keeping the office open. County Auditor Lindemuth stressed the need to maintain staff to prevent work backlogs, as did County Treasurer Scheiman. Assessor and county surveyor offices remained open.
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Ashley
George W. Lindemuth
Scheiman
Jamey divorce case opens week in circuit court
Della Jamey files for divorce from Joseph P. Jamey a blacksmith married February 5 1902 She alleges drunkenness curses abuse neglect of children and seeks custody of two youngsters plus alimony of 500 Other cases follow including Minnie Kiel’s divorce from Christian Kiel Nellie Timmins Edwards case and ongoing disputes over condonation and standing in court Also matters of property disputes and a Guilty plea from Charles Huttinger for embezzling 60 in Prudential funds discussed
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Della Jamey
Joseph P. Jamey
Minnie Kiel
Christian Kiel
O’rourke
Nellie Timmens
Charles Timmons
Edwards
Thomas
Divorce Suit and Related Civil Actions in Circuit Court
Frederick M Woolsey sues for divorce from Ella J Woolsey alleging marriage in 1901 and separation after February 1902 with stock sale proceeds of 6000 dollars, home valued at 4000 dollars and encumbrance of 1500 dollars. Ballou and Hoffman represent. Mrs Della Jamey obtains a restraining order in a separate divorce action against Joseph P Jamey. Hassa Farah seeks to set aside a 2500 dollar real estate conveyance after a 999 dollar verdict. Wood Townsend and W Leonard represent. Will M Hyre’s case over child support settled with 400 dollars paid by Hyre’s father. Fred A Snyder and Alice B Snyder sue for unspecified profits in a separate action.
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Indiana Railway Company
O. N. Heaton
Hasler
Kendallville
Fort Wayne
Judg Allen Zollars
Fred Zolars
Elmer Leonard
W. J. Vesey
Edward Hoffman
Wood
C. E. Barnett
Nickel Plate Road
M. Walker
South Whitley
Louise Foellinger
Industrial School
Indianapolis
Rudy Neu
Plainfield
Alice Tombaugh
Joseph Pion
Jerry BE. Miller
Michigan City
Frederick M. Woolsey
Charles McCulloch
Economy Glove Company
Ella J. Woolsey
East DeWald Street
DeWald Street
Ballou
Hoffman
Della Jamey
Joseph P. Jamey
O'Rourke
Smith Street
Hassa Farah
Kaleel Shaheen
Shaheen
Sadie Shaheen
Townsend
W. and
E. Leonard
Will M. Hyre
Columbia City
Whitley County
Hyre
Leonard Hyre
Soen
Fred A
Alice B. Snyder
Drat Eet Feuer
Our Imperial Baking Powder Ad Claims Freshness
An advertisement touts Our Imperial Baking Powder as superior to factory brands claiming equal price but questionable age purity and freshness. It asserts twice weekly production from grape cream of tartar and that it scores highly with users and experts.
Quinns Demand for a Jury Proved in City Court
In city court Judge Skelton considered a jury demand from attorney C. J. Ryan in William Quinn’s case. Quinn, charged with public intoxication and a prior conviction, returned to jail to await trial after the judge delayed. The alleged robbery of a traveling man for about $60 is cited as the true motive behind the intoxication charge. The victim promised to attend but was absent when called.
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William Quinn
Skelton
C. J. Ryan
Quinn
Christian Kiel
Wisconsin
Dickson
Gillespie
May Reiley
William R. Gillespie
Frank Rauner
Lawyer sues to recover farm trade differences
The case states he acted as agent in trading a farm and transferring city property bought over 1200 dollars and traced in for 3000 dollars. The suit seeks the difference and damages with George W. Louttit as attorney. Articles of incorporation for Silberhorn Packing Co filed with County Recorder Ashley. The capital stock is 26000 dollars.
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George W. Louttit
Silberhorn Packing Company
Ashley
W. H. Silberhorn
Charles S. Bush
Charles D. Campbell
William E. Webbe, Jr
Henry A. Ritter
John Bertels
Thomas IL. Miller
Anna BE. Miller
Money for Waterways Funds Boost Fort Wayne Subscriptions
Additional Fort Wayne subscriptions to the National Rivers and Harbors congress fund include $10 gifts from Economy Motor Buggy Co. and several local firms while $5 items come from multiple individuals. S. A. Thompson and Charles S. Bush plan to speak at a waterways meeting in Huntington this evening.
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Fort Wayne
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Economy Motor Buggy Co
Fort Wayne Rolling Mills Con
Wayne Knitting Mills
Moellering Bros. & Millard
Mossman, Yarnelle & Co
A. H. Perfect & Co
White Fruit House
G. E. Bursley & Co
Heit-Miller-Lau Co
W. J. Vesey
O S. Hanna
W. C. Rastetter
John T Knott
J. C. Peters
Joseph A. Haley
George L. Ashley
C. E. Burode
E.S. Fisher
Louis Fox
G. L. Greenawalt
W. F. Graeter
S. A. Thompson
Congress
Charles S. Bush
Huntington
Births Report From West Jefferson to Swinney Avenue
A listing of numerous birth announcements across multiple families in the city and surrounding townships. Each entry notes the parents, street address or area, and the newborn’s gender, including daughters and sons.
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W. E. Waebbeking
West Jefferson Street
Wagoner
Clinton Street
Harry M. Turner
Hanna Street
Howell C. Rockhill
West Wayne Street
G. A. Bradi
Clay Street
W. F. Bradtmiller
Summit Street
James Hamilton
Lafayette Township
James Valentine
Eel River Township
George W. Hull
James Reed
Sheldon, Ind
Jacob Walker
Sheldon
Ind
Edward H. Schrantz
Davis Street
M. L. Anderson
South Calhoun Street
P. H. Doty
Oliver Street
Jesse Braden
South Wayne Avenue
Cloyece Jackson
Richardson Avenue
Charles Kenwood
Elizabeth Street
Edward Hecht
Lillie Street
Albert Fuhrman
DeWeald Street
August F. Stahlbut
West Third Street
David J. Felger
West Fourth Street
George W. Weddle
West Butler Street
Edward P. Schrantz
Ernest Bultemeyer
Swinney Avenue
Wheat and corn edge up on strong cash demand in Chicago market
The Chicago market opened weak on Liverpool losses but strengthened late as cash wheat demand rose. May wheat traded around 94c to 95c earlier and closed near 95 to 96c with gains. Corn and oats followed wheat upward while hogs supported steady packing margins. Local receipts tallied surprisingly high, with May pork at $11.30 and lard at $6.37.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Park
Timothy
Marriage License Pairs Listed By City Officials
The notice lists multiple marriage pairs with ages and occupations including Berton A Weaver 23 driver and Mary S Gebhart 18. Nade Haley 24 plasterer and Anna B Blazer 18. Roy A West 22 farmer and Hazel B Vanesdale 18. Henry W Juergens 29 farmer and Louisa Grabemeier 19. George F Brown 28 machinist and Mollie E Poffenbarger 28. Charles E Smith 50 painter and Emma Ellison 42. Irven Tonkel 27 teacher and Claudine Miller 18. Herbert R Cornell 28 electrical engineer and Ethel May Hall 24. Ward Y Hall 23 farmer and Ethel M Mayhew 19. Herman J Wiedman 34 boilermaker and Catherine Enz 35.
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Berton A. Weaver
Mary S. Gebhart
Nade Haley
Anna B. Blazer
Roy A. West
Farmer
Hazel B. Vanesdale
Henry W. Juergens
Louisa Grabemeier
George F. Brown
Mollie E. Poffenbarger
Charles E. Smith
Emma
Ellison
Irven
Tonkel
Claudine Miller
Herbert R. Cornell
Ethel May Hall
Ward Y. Hall
Ethel M. Mayhew
Herman J. Wiedman
Catherine Enz
Musicians Union Extends Deadline On Price Schedule
The Musician's union held a Sunday meeting and granted the revision committee one more month to report. After three months in existence, details of proposed rate changes remain unknown though some rates may rise or fall depending on the instrument. The session mainly covered routine business.
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Musician’s Union
Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Across Multiple Cities
East Buffalo market reports receipts of 728 head hogs and 125 cattle today with strong sheep demand as top lambs reach 7.45 to 7.50. Chicago trade shows hogs steady to 50 higher with light to heavy sums from 4.15 to 4.50. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh markets list modest hog gains and steady cattle, with pig values around 4.40 to 4.60 and lambs near 4.75 to 7.75 in varied regional listings.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Chicago
Ill
Western
Cincinnati
Pittebur
Fittaburs
Barr Street
S. Bush & Co
Iroc
Alsac
Weil Brothers
Eckart
Eckary
Columbia Street
Howenstein & Crouse
Hockingabley
Massillon
Jackson
Pocahontas
Fort Pocahontas
Cannel
Coke
West Virginia
Indiana
Sheriff Seeks Matilda Piette For Unclaimed Money
Sheriff Grice seeks Matilda J Beemer Piette once of Seaver Dam Ohio. He does not plan to arrest her but aims to inform her of money due. A letter suggests she may live near Fort Wayne. The attorney A C McLaughlin is in Yuba City.
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Grice
Matilda J. Piette
Peate
Matilda J. Beemer
Seaver Dam
Fort Wayne
A.C. McLaughlin
Yuba
Farm and market quotes from Chicago and New York
Readable items show livestock prices for lambs veal calves and sheep with down payments, plus Chicago market data for butter eggs cheese poultry and produce. New York and Toledo market quotings cover butter eggs cheese poultry and various farm commodities with regional price ranges and receipts.
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New York
Western Factory Dairies
Pennsylvania
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ONYX
Warner
Bose
Rurode Ory Goods Co
Allen County Courts
John Morris
Hassen Farah
Heaton
Huttinger
Charles Huttinger
St. Mary’s Avenue
Prudential Insurance Company
George Soliday
Meyer
Mercer Freithers
Natal Statistics
Toledo
Oan
Madame Rinard
Wallacha
Hedebo
Lima
Suingerne
Angola
East
East Columbia Machine: Works
F. M. Smith & Co
Calhoun Street
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