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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1901
Page
5
An arduous legislative session texts out factions and criticisms as debates center on uniform laws, mortgage exemptions, and state finances. Delegates spar over debt, education funding, and public works while urging reform and accountability across agencies.
The Grisk war office dispatches a witness to a trial of a new device by a Greek inventor from Constanti nople. The article mentions a machine allowing HAMAR to move through air at will and height. It also advertises Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and a subscription request for The Seattle.
A terse note suggests a holdover at a dual hole 4 and mentions willingness to move into a new enclosure. The fragment references a practice of transitioning positions or roles in a confined space. No concrete names, places, or dates are provided.
Indianapolis dispatch reports Senator George W. Kell of Allen County delaying a Senate declaration while seeking a holdover status. Senate postponed Kell’s status ruling to 10 o clock tomorrow as Wood presses to force a commitment. Meantime Governor bid and assembly funding moves loom with Whittcomb proposing 105000 dollars for the general assembly expenses.
Ex sheriff Belching faces delays in collecting county execution fees causing a long arrear at the sheriff’s office. Salary disputes in Mololing leave only 200 uncollected with 800 soon due. County liabilities total about 7,000 on the sheriff’s back, with 80 percent potentially going to the county treasury. John Lasher faces sentencing for horse theft tied to Edward. Earlier, Lasher planned robbery. last Friday in the eleventh court he received 14 years in the penitentiary. Henry Maxi of Hoagland found guilty of selling liquor without license, fined 20 and costs. The circuit court case file remains January 17. Several men, including assistant George J. Rych, owe 400 on a note. Chester Scarlet sues Covistan Scherm for damages as receiver of the Bemoft, W. Skelton & Co. Z. W. Waste as estate administrator for FB While, Arcimarel and Times Godfrey fight other accounts. Judge Vesey’s verdict favored the plaintiff in essential prints, with the matter moving to the supreme court. The case involving ERYB and Godfrey seeks to partition Godfrey’s assets.
Mr and Mrs H G Gramoean of BPH Califoun announce the death of their daughter Anna Binh in Springfield. The family notes she was well known in Anin eily and was widely regarded in the community.
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