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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1912

Page

5

Birthday and wedding notices in Adams township

Diederich Rodenbeck of Adams township marked his eightieth birthday with family and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Rodenbeck plan their fiftieth wedding anniversary on March 13. Miss Mary Ben McDonald and Mr. George L. Yaple Jr. wed at the McDonald home with Rev. H. B. Master officiating as the Alt Heidelberg orchestra played. The reception featured white roses, tulle, ribbons, and floral decor. The couple will reside at 1104 West Wayne Street after March.

Diederich Rodenbeck Adams Township Rodenbeck John Zelt William Zelt Louis Messing Katie Wiese Irma Zelt Annie Koch Fred Koch Yaple—McDonald Mary Ben McDonald George L. ¥Aple, Jr Emmett H. McDonald H. B. Master First Presbyterian Church Alt Heidelberg Albert Houghton Earl Hostetter University of Chicago Carl Yaple Fred M. Smith Hugh G. Keegan Almana Beebe Elizabeth Evans Tipton Blish Seymour Jacob Wager Goshen McDonald George Yaple Alice Yaple Mendon Mich Edward Yaple Kalamazoo W. R. Denny Omaha Neb Donald McDonald Rome City McDonald Cottage Yaple Arthur Haldfeldt Ella Simon Somers Russell Shearer Fort Wayne Wm. Rhodda J. Trenary Hoagland Henry Halkdfeldt Bessie Mullen Christiaan Church Marie Brown Elsie Lahrman Wm. Schroeder Asinnie Louise Schroeder Emma Haldfeldt John Hohnan Sundar Timo Brown Arthur Mullen Henry Shearer Pleasant Township Wm. Lehrman Jean Rachios N. Crickmore Sheldon Andrew Muldoon Por Toesin Ossian Uniondale Zanesville Nine Mile B. J. Mercer Russel Shearer Delbert Chas. Shearer Ed. Somers Wren McMahon William Dan Hyde Mabel Ellis Hiser Park Somers Glee Robert Mercer Budd Wm. Ake Belvia Girdon Somers E.C. Rachioz Wim Gilbert Ella Caston Decatur Geo. Deel Wm. Beck

Supreme Court Upholds Employers Liability Law

The U S Supreme Court affirms the 1909 employers liability act in all cases before it and allows state courts to enforce it where local laws apply. Justice Vandeventer announces the decision, upholding Congress power over interstate railroad relations and denying intrastate commerce objections. The ruling ends challenges to repealing the fellow servant rule and limits on risk assumption and contributory negligence.

Supreme Court of United States Washington Lan Congress Supreme Court of the United States Justice Vandeventer

Man Found Dead at Bash Farm Remains Identity Unknown

A man found frozen to death at the Bash farm Saturday afternoon remains unidentified after sheriff A M Reichelderfer and local officials circulated a minute description to Marion and Lafayette soldiers' homes. The body is held at Getz Cahill morgue, with burial by local G A R groups planned if no identification arrives by midweek.

Bash Farm Getz & Cahill Morgus A. M. Reichelderfer Marion and Lafayette Charles Miller George Wisehart Bush Farm Wabash

Man Found Dead in Barn After Struggle Ends

Coroner notes death occurred three to four days earlier. Curt Keck and another worker checked the barn on Wednesday but did not spot the body hidden in hay below. The man may have been traveling by train seeking shelter, stripped of clothing as he moved along the tracks.

Curt Keck

Ice harvest up to ten inches in Poe Indiana area

Ice harvest progresses with excellent quality from Fort Wayne and Springfield Railway gravel pond. Ice remains over ten inches thick near zero temperatures, promising good storage for summer use. Local residents and several families have secured supplies while others prepare buildings and infrastructure for future use.

Poe. Ind Fort Wayne and Springfield Railway Company Thomas Mullen Ezra Hiser Dr. Mercer Marion Smith P. H. Snider Philemon Trenary Harley Somers Sheldon E. E. Rachioz Ife Decatur Fort Wayne Springfield Chas. Shearer George Heckber Rochior H. B. Brown Dessa Meyers Charles Johnston Canada Frank Gilbert Johnson United States Army Philippine Islands Dessa Maybe Virtornia White Pidgeon Mich Chas. Emrick Ashtabula County Ohio Emrick Frank LeVan Five Points Mullen le van Russell Bergdal Bergdal Chang Bergdal Iinois Far East Illinois M. E. Church F. N. Shays Ossian Ind

Irregular Interurban Service and Local Happenings

Railroad track waits on cars in cold weather as interurban trains run sporadically. Community notes report visits, family events, sales, and social gatherings across Pleasant township and nearby Fort Wayne.

Transfers of Real Estate in Fort Wayne Area Listings

Fort Wayne Homestead company transfers property to Claude Feagler for 850 dollars covering lots B and C in Electric addition Wayne township. Multiple other deeds recorded include Peter W. Riley to Jacob W. Riley for 250 dollars in Madison township section 15. Luetta M. Martz et al. to Jacob W. Riley for 250 dollars in same section. Louis F. Curdes to Ora Kuhlman for 1500 dollars in Adams township New Haven Acre addition. Josiah Johnson Jr. to James D. Butt for 3800 dollars in Lakeside township. Lena S. Taylor to Sabina R. Brown for 400 dollars in Monroeville township Earnhardt's addition. James B. Grawcock to John W. and Sylvania Peace for 6400 dollars in Eel River township.

Fort Wayne Homestead Company Claude Feagler Wayne Township Peter W. Riley Jacob W. Riley Madison Township Luetta M. Martz, Et al Louis F. Curdes Ora Kuhlman New Haven Adams Township Josiah Johnson, Jr James D. Butt Lakeside Township Lena S. Taylor Sabina R. Brown Earnhardt’s Monroeville James B. Grawcock John W Sylvania Peace Eel River David N Klopfenstein Joseph

France's New Cabinet Sets Governing Government Policy

Paris Jan 16 a ministerial declaration read by Premier Poincare in the chamber and by Briand in the senate outlines the program of the new cabinet. It pledges to honor alliances and to govern effectively, ratify the Franco German Morocco accord, seek a legal accord with Spain, defend public schools, cut expenditures, and strengthen the army and navy.

France Paris Chamber of Deputies Poincare Senate Justice Briand Morocco Spain

Wheat Dips One Cent As Butter And Eggs Rise

Wheat fell from 94c to 93c today marking a dull grain market amid cold weather. Butter and eggs remain scarce with prices rising. Elgin butter leads with about a 4c gain per pound. Retail eggs quoted 30 to 40c. Produce shipments to large city centers have been light, pushing city prices higher.

Elgin

Local Markets and Produce Quotations Summary

Street prices list Wheat at 93 cents a bushel and various grains with rye and barley around 80 cents per bushel. Flour and meal prices appear for winter and spring wheat, alongside multiple ton rates for bran shorts middlings and chop feed. Produce quotes cover butter eggs onions apples and poultry with city scale prices for hay corn and cattle.

Price Ranges for Fur Goods Adjusted Per Corrected List

Corrected by Weil Bros and Company, fur values revised across species. Skunk now 10 cents to 3.50 dollars, mink 1 to 7 dollars, muskrats 10 cents to 75 cents, opossum 10 cents to 65 cents, raccoon 26 cents to 3 dollars, red fox 1 dollar to 6 dollars.

Weil Bros. & Con

Wheat and Corn Turn Prices Edge Higher in Chicago Market

European visible supply grows and bullish Argentine talk fades as Chicago wheat opens up and May slips to 99 4. Corn edges up briefly on export rumors while oats and hog products weigh on provisions. Toledo closes with mixed cash and May prices across wheat corn and rye.

Chicago Minneapolis

Livestock Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Receipts

East Buffalo N Y Jan 16 hogs receipts 12800 shipments 1140 to New York yesterday 6320. Sheep and lambs receipts 14000 steady for sheep lambs higher tops 7.40. Cattle receipts 400 steady. Pittsburg Pa Jan 16 cattle 500 hogs 5500 heavy lights pigs 36 90 top sheep 5.00 lambs 7.25 calves 10.50. Cincinnati Jan 16 cattle 304 steady hogs 2678 strong packers 6.30 6.50. Chicago Jan 16 cattle 9000 easy hogs 35 000 quiet lower. Indianapolis Jan 16 hogs 9000 cattle 1100 calves 250 sheep 400. Chicago cash grain notes mix of prices across wheat corn oats rye barley and forages.

Chicago Iran Ser Iba East Buffalo N. Y New York Pittsburg Cincinnati Ill Texas Indianapolis Ind Northern

Chicago and New York Market Prices Roundup

Chicago and New York reports show varied dairy and poultry prices with receipts and ranges. Butter creamery and eggs markets rise or hold, potatoes and cheese show modest movements, turkeys and chickens firm on alive markets. New York notes firm dairy with broader poultry activity and mixed fresh gathered prices.

Elgin Creamery Wisconsin Michigan New York

Toledo Market Highlights Early North Lima Trade

Toledo Market report from Toledo Ohio dated Jan 16 notes North Lima 820 barrels and South Lima Indiana Tic barrels.

Toledo Lima Indiana

Wall Street Fluctuations Open With Irregular Trading

New York stock activity starts with uneven movements as Interborough-Metropolitan shares weaken while Reading Union Pacific and Baltimore & Ohio advance. Canadian Pacific climbs while most leaders stay dull, prices mostly nominal under thin rhythm before a late rebound in Leading stocks.

Wall Street New York Lehigh Valley Tobacco Company Liggett & Myers Lorillard American Tobacco Union Pacific Reading Great Northern Amalgamated

Wall Street Briefs New York Jan 16 Market Quotes

Last sale round up shows Am. Copper 6545 Inter Metall 167% and Am. Beet Sugar 5c do pfd. Am. Loco 33. SM. K. & Te. 38. Am. S. & Ref. 71% Nat. Biscuit 14014 per share. Nat. Lead 53. Am. C. & Fdy 53. Louis. & Nash. 15 1/2. Am. Cat Oil 46%. Missouri Pac 79 3/4. Sug. Ref 115. M. Y. Central 107 1/4. Atchison 105 1/2. Northern Pac 116. At. Coast Line 133 1/4. Pacific Mail 32 5/8. Baltic & Ohio 104 3/4. Pennsylvania 123 1/8. Reading 141 1/2. Rock Island Co 22 1/2. M. & St. P. 107 3/4. Southern Pac 109 5/8. Col. & South 44. Union Pacific 76 1/2. U. S. Steel 66 4. Den. & Rio G. 60 1/8. Pullman Car 160. Chel. & Ohio 72 3/4. Canadian Pac 232 1/4. Chicago & North Western 141 1/4. Col. & South 44.

New York Amal Am. S Am. C Fdy Louis. & Nash Missouri Pac M. Y. Central Min. Co West Atchison Northern Pac Coast Line Pacific Mail Baltic & Ohio Pennsylvania People’s Gas Pal Ghes Ohio Reading BAM Chi North Rock Is. Co

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Sentinel Organization OF ODD Fellows D. C. Montgomery O. Gatherton A. B. Neven William Nellinger Outside Guardian A. L. Summit Inside Guardian A. T L. Cook P. G J. H. Gable Rec W. H. Bowers N. G O. E. Shaffer I. H. Bornheimer H. G. Frame J. W. Wilson J. B. Olinger POE News J. C. Heller Court Street Willington P. Fellers Christena Feighner George B. Bittenger Nellie Enyart Elmer Fisher Farmer Jennie M. Clayton John Kneubuhler Martha C. Schermann Xavier L. Marshall Theresa A. Nicole Wiener & Go C. M. Wiener Fancy Elgin Beyer Brothers Co C. LL Fiall Fred Eckart Weil Grotuners & Co Ildégidge Ab Heraparun—sowdive Lupper—yqml S Bash & Co W. D. Henderson & Co Grain and Provisions Stocks and Bonds NEW York Stock List
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