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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1912

Page

11

Jury returns guilty verdict in Griswold assault case at circuit court

A jury convicts Earl Griswold of criminal assault and he is sentenced to two to fourteen years in the reformatory. The judge delays judgment to hear new-trial motions as prosecutor Thomas pushes for surrender to the sheriff. Bond is raised to 2000 dollars. Griswold, about 19, was linked to a 12 year old victim and another similar case is pending.

Earl Griswold Reformatory 4 Teffersonville S. M. Hench Albert E. Thomas O'Rourke Mr. Thomas Griswold

Custody transfer in post office robbery case at Harlan

In circuit court Thursday William Pellow’s custody was transferred to Inspector Pratt for federal prosecution of the Harlan post office robbery. Sheriff Reichelderfer and Prosecutor Thomas said the post office department will handle the case and noted other reasons for the change cannot be made public. Also in superior court Otto Winkelmeier filed a divorce suit.

William Pellow Harlan Pratt Reichelderfer Teith Thomas Post Office Department Otto Winkelmeier

Court awards $900 from Bittinger estate to Schaper administrator

Judge R K Erwin ordered the estate of Adam H Bittinger to pay Provident Trust Company administrator of Erwin Schaper $900 from a note collected earlier. The case traces Schaper directing repayment to cover funeral costs, a mislaid note, and the subsequent administration filing. Other court actions include bond forfeiture relief for Dr E J McOscar, a will dispute over Mary A Fitty, Latue & Carner partnership settlement, and new injury action by John Schueigel for his son.

R. K. Erwin Adam H. Bittinger Circuit Court Provident Trust Company Erwin Schaper Schaper Mr. Bittinger C. W. Miner Columbia City Trust Company Bittinger Owin Mtoney Mullin E. J. Mc Oscar George Mulln Tsadave Mautner Mary A. Fitty William A. Wilty Latue & Carner O J. M. Carmer

Free Medicine Offer Promises Cures for Kidney and Rheumatic Ailments

A physician asserts a cure for kidney and bladder trouble and rheumatism and offers to send a free box of medicine at his expense to any sufferer who sends their symptoms and address. He claims ten thousand dollars will fund distribution and includes a medical book on these diseases with each free shipment.

T. Frank ‘Lynott Occidental Bidg Chicago

Sues to Collect Allowance in Bradley Divorce Case

Judge John H. Aiken filed two suits to recover $610 allowance awarded in the divorce of Mabel D. Bradley versus R. A. Bradley. A. W. Parry acts as her attorney. Articles of incorporation filed for Summit City Supply Co with $25,000 capital stock and for Fort Wayne Colling Ice Cream Co with $5,000 capital stock. Corporators include F. S. Plasterer and E. A. and Charles E. Smith.

Allen County Abstract Company County Recorder John C. Heller Hattie V. Heller Peter A. Thompson Augusta Drage Marion Township Harry Drage Somers and Kennerk John H. Aiken Mabel D. Bradley R. A. Bradley A. W. Parry Summit City Supply Company Fort Wayne

Liquor license renewals and transfers eyed by county auditors

Protests against renewals and transfers were not filed by Monday morning. Names listed include C. L. Centlivre, Henry Diebold, F. Schiemer, Henry Bloemker, Arthur Phillips, and many others facing renewal or transfer actions. Filed docket items note several renewals and transfers to be considered by commissioners.

C. L. Centlivre Henry Diebold Arcola F. Schiemer Harrison Street Henry Bloemker Blackburn Lafayette Street Arthur Phillips Wells Street Diebold H. J. Keenan S. Calhoun Julius L. Carter Maumee Avenue Frank Calhoun Fred West S. Hanna Centlivre Hotel Co Baker Street Albert C. Heckler West Main August F. Mensing James W. Mitchell Henry (. Braun Fast Main Louis J. Juillard Baltes Hotel Co West Berry David d. Bruno Dan Clemens Clemens Hotel Company Alma ¥. Schilling Charles F. Schilling Charles Sthair August C. Penningroth John C. Tren Herman Hoppe Louis Young Velma Burlingame Richardson Street Circuit Court Edward C. Burlingame Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company John Farnan Harry Lowry Walter Tmmel Fred Gable Brown Jefferson Township John BR. Sordelet

First Divorce Suit of Year Details Abuse and Residence

Sophia Lowick accuses Winfield Ludwick of abuse and neglect including denial of funeral attendance and inadequate clothing. She obtained a restraining order and cites a March 9 1907 marriage and a separation last week. Attorney is P B Colerick. Also reports on local suits including A P Callahan Co versus Wayne Manufacturing for a disputed account, condemnation suit by Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Co, tenants listed, name change petition for Resette Rose Strasburg, and new county board president James D Butt presiding at liquor hearing with F William Franke as secretary and John B Wyss as vice president.

Sophia Lowick Winfield Ludwick P. B. Colerick Somers and Kennetk A. P. Callahan & Co Wayne Manufacturing Company Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company Anna Feckart William A. Fuhrman Adam Schlegel Louis Gebfert Noah J. Weber J. Fred Madden John Baier Fort Wayne Art Glass Company Barrett and Morris Resette-Rose-Strasburg Company Rose-Strasburg Company James D. Butt Board of County Commissioners F. William Franke John B. Wyss

Judge Elliott Dies at 54 After Krauss Case Nerve

Hartford City Indiana January 2 Patrick H Elliott former judge of the Grant and Delaware counties superior court has died at his country home near Swayzee He was 54 and survived by a wife five sons and four daughters His parents three sisters and two brothers also survive Funeral services were held at the Christian church with Masonic order He drew attention in March 1910 for calling a jury to advise on facts in the Krauss divorce suit filed at Marion

Swayzee Krauss Marion Hartford City Ind Patrick H. Elliott Grant and Delaware Counties Christian Church Elliott

Grain and Flour Prices and Market Summary

Market notes show mixed grain prices with wheat around 92 cents per bushel and oats near 46 cents. Flour for various wheat types quoted, plus prices for corn, rye, barley and by products. May wheat closes slightly higher amid heavy receipts and cold weather. corn follows wheat upward.

Streight United States Peoria

Weil Brothers Quotations and Hides Prices Collected

Weil Brothers and Co publish market quotes for hides furs seeds and hay. Prices include green hides calf hides and horse hides as well as old and new corn oats barley rye and Timothy seed. Quotations range from skunk fur 60 cents to red fox six dollars per animal with other furs and crops listed.

Weil Brothers & Co Iue S. Bash & Co Timothy Lve Ib W. D. Henderson & Co Weil Bros. & Co

Chicago Market Wheat Slumps on Rust Damage

Chicago market report notes serious rust damage in four districts of South Argentina triggers a drop in wheat prices. Traders monitor crop disease impacts and weather conditions shaping futures.

Chicago Argentina

Chicago Livestock Markets Open With Mixed Receipts

Chicago and other markets report cattle receipts around 7000 head with steady pay and varied ranges for beeves and steers. hogs about 26090 head and a steady to firm trend across weights. sheep and lambs near 20000 head with a strong market. Pittsburg and East Buffalo show sparse cattle along with hog and lamb activity and prices. Cincinnati mirrors firm cattle and hog ranges with mixed cow and calf values and sheep moves.

Chicago Ill Texas Pittsburg East Buffalo N. Y New York Cincinnati

Last Sale In New York Steamship Copper and Rail Shares

Daily market report from New York shows mixed moves across common and preferred issues. Notable levels include Am. Copper 66 percent, Illinois Central 58 percent, Am. Cotton Oil 55 percent, Louis & Nash 155 percent, Nat. Biscuit 149, U. S. Steel around g, Northern Pacific 118, Union Pacific 173, Pacific Mail 31, Pennsylvania 123, Pullman Car 158, Western Union 303, and Western Union steady near 30. Readings cover iron, coal, oil and utility stocks with varied fractional quotes.

New York Illinois Central Ay Louis. & Nash Nat Biscuit An. Min. Co West Atchison Northern Pac Ches. & Ohio Chi. & North G, M. & St. Pai Pfd Col. F. & Iron Southern Pac Col. & South Southern Ry del. & Hud Union Pacific Den Rioa Ag U. S. Steel Gt North Ines Gt. N Western Union

Butter Market Steady as Dairies Report Receipts

Chicago Jan 2 reports butter market steady as creameries and dairies show 1 894 crates received today. Prime firsts bring 25 to 27 cents, with cheese market also steady at 16 cents. Market remains firm with various dairy items priced and moving.

Chicago Til

New York Market Report Dated January 2

Butter market firm with 6 159 packages received today. Eggs steady at 34 to 38 cents for fresh gathered extras and western whites. Poultry dressed market steady with chickens 15 to 16 cents, fowls 16 to 16 1/2 cents, turkeys 20 to 22 cents. Veal steady at 7 1/2. Potatoes market easier with Wisconsin and Michigan prices cited. turkeys and other poultry noted.

Wiener & Co C. M. Wiener Fancy Elgin Creamery Elgin Michigan Nora Wisconsin New York

Toledo Market Report Scores Grain Prices

Toledo Market Toledo Ohio Jan 2 North Lima 72c bbl South Lima and Indiana 77c bbl Prices listed for crude oil by-bbl rates indicate regional variations with North Lima the lowest and Indiana the highest among cited points.

Toledo Lima Indiana

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