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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1904

Page

2

Allen County Courts and Legal Actions Highlight Local News

Divorce filing by Hattie Seese against Louis Seese recounts a short marriage begun July 15 1901 and marked by his drinking and temper. Fort Wayne Traction asks an extension for road work to Nov 15. Breen & Morris sue two insurers for 6000 each over alleged accidental death refusals. Suit seeks to overturn a Schmaltz glove factory sale as fraudulent conveyance with 6000 demand. Gambling lawsuit claims losses of 614 plus costs and seeks 700. George Bell seeks divorce from Emma Bell. Local forgery case tied to Frank Tankey arrest may affect Wheadon bank suit in Adams county. General court news covers Driver ditch case, mental-competence ruling on Guy Creager, criminal arraignments, and other civil actions.

W. H. Reed Hattie Seese Louis Seese Fort Wayne, van Wert and Lima Traction Company Commissioners’ Court Sues Two Companies Breen & Morris Mary P. Aurentz Fort Wayne Mercantile Accident Desociation Preferred Insurance Company of New York Frank Aurentz Burnham, Stoefel & Co Detroit F. M. Schmaltz Boss Manufacturing Company Francis M. Smaltz Travis Dreibelbliss New Haven A. B. Jackson Heckler and Brown Berghoff George Bell Emma Bell W. C. Ryan Frank Tankey Marion W. F. Wheadon Jason Willson Chicago Adams County Willson Bank General Court Oliver P. Parker Joseph H. Grier St. Joe Township Michigan Heaton Parker Grier Hamilton National Bank Lillian Anna Frank J. Baker Carlton Parker Wiliam J. Sutley Richmond Fort Wayne Gas Company

Guardian Otho L Richey accdr sued for absconding with $200

Emrick & Emrick file suit for Grace Richey alleging guardian Otho L Richey misused $200 entrusted for her benefit since 1894. Richey missing. bondmen William Kelker and Otta Kelker named. Sheriff unable to locate him after prior employment in a Pennsyl vania office and later hauling. Richey’s inheritance from her father funds Miss Richey’s recovery now with Frank M. Tower of Toledo. Sheriff Stout heads Portland arrest for Alva Wright in separate matter. Roosamia sues M Gohn for commissions earned in goods sale. trial setting in superior court.

Emrick & Emrick Grace Richey Otho L. Richey Richey Beneft William Co. Kelker Otta L. Kelker E. V. Emrick Pennsylvania Miss Richey Frank M. Tower Toledo Fort Wayne Stout Portland Alva Wright Poard Hinton Mike Roosamia M. Gohn Superior Court

Lawsuit filed over $700 loss at 806 Calhoun street

Edwin J. Travis sues in circuit court seeking 700 damages for money allegedly lost in a gaming house at A B Jackson's saloon located at 806 Calhoun street. Complaint drawn by Judge R B Dreibelbliss names Albert Heckler and Lewis Brown as defendants.

Edwin J. Travis A. B. Jackson Calhoun Street R. B. Dreibelbliss Albert Heckler Lewis Brown

Suit for damages over fatal market horses incident

Julian and Joseph Bobay sue Ella W Mc Donald and City Trucking Co for 400 alleging a heavily loaded wagon frightened a Beese team on Clinton Street and caused a collision at Barr Street Market killing both horses. Leland Potts sues Joseph L Pevert for 1000 over injuries from an assault by an unspecified party.

Julian and Joseph Bobay Ella W. McDonald City Trucking Company Market Place Clinton Street Beese Barr Street Market Bobays Potts Leland Potts Emrick

Local plea and new incorporations noted in county report

George Fredericksen pleaded guilty by telephone before Justice Skelton and was fined five dollars plus costs. An affidavit by L Roy Amstutz followed after he and Fredericksen were beaten in a dispute over a cross cut saw. New incorporations include Bluecast Magnetic Springs Company, H F Schnelker Company, and Schmelker Farm company with capitalizations listed. Tax values emerged from Barrios Diamond company and an auction rug concern, with assessor Eggemann noting they face tax assessments.

George Fredericksen Auburn Justice Skelton Fredericson Garman L. Roy Amstutz Recorder’s Bluecast Magnetic Springs Company H. F. Schnelker Company Schmelker Farm Company H. F. Schnelker Mary Schnelker William Eggemann Barrios Calhoun Street

Stock Granted at Duplicate Valuation of 1000 Dollars

The agreement states the stock will be allowed on the duplicate at a valuation of 1,000 dollars and paid up.

Attorney General orders transcript in Terry case review

Charles W. Miller through deputy William Geake orders a full transcript of Judge O Rourkes review of Charles W. Terrys finding changing the crime to petit larceny. Prison authorities refuse release awaiting outcome and warn of broader challenges to court authority.

Charles W. Miller William Geake Charles W. Terry O’rourke Terre Underwood Geake Terry

Bert Cutshall 15 Captured in Ohio

Sheriff Stout came from Antwerp Ohio with Bert Cutshall wanted for alleged assault on Leatha Ludwick at Wallen last week He denied guilt and agreed to return to Indiana without requisition papers He said the affidavit filing was a setup and did not talk further Deputies traced him to an Antwerp friend before arrest fate in Ohio

Stout Antwerp Ohio Bert Cutshall Leatha Ludwick Wallen Indiana Catshall Reichelderfer Daseler

Man Held on Minor Charge Faces Preliminary Hearing

Message states the unnamed man was in custody after authorities pursued him for a minor crime. He is likely to be arraigned in a justices court today with a preliminary hearing unless waived. Bond set at $1000. failure to post bond sends him to jail. Blue Island Illinois January 14 1901. Local letters praise Ely Brothers Cream Balm as a remedy for colds and catarrh with testimonies from J Kimball and Miss Cora Willard Albany New York.

Blue Island Messrs Ely Bros J. Kimball Cora Willard Albany ELY Brothers Warren New York

Would Have China Fight A War Over Manchuria

The Viedo mosti argues China should declare war rather than stay neutral in a Russia Japan conflict. It says direct war would force Russia to guard against invasion and could settle Manchuria by annexation if war comes.

St. Petersburg China Russia Japan Viedomosti Viedomosts Manchuria

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed by Meyer Bros Co

Chicago firm E. C. DeWitt & Co. produced a witch hazel salve claimed to cure piles and skin ailments. The ad warns of counterfeit imitations and urges customers to ask for genuine DeWitt's salve sold by Meyer Bros. Co.

E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago DeWitt Meyer Bros. Co

Supreme court affirms Branstratter case and reverses Carpenter judgment

Indianapolis, Jan. 26. The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed the Branstratter administrator versus Crow case. The court also affirmed the Godfrey et al versus White administrator action and reversed the Carpente rs and Joiners Brotherhood versus Dunkle decision.

Indianapolis Ind Charles Branstratter Frances Crow Supreme Court George Godfrey John White Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Brotherhood Elizabeth Dunkle

A Vest Pocket Doctor Pills For Headache Constipation

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are described as easy to carry and never failing in results. A vial in the vest pocket is pitched as a remedy against headache biliousness torpid liver and constipation linked ills. Sold by Meyer Bros Co.

DeWitt Meyer Bros. Co

Ice deliverer suffers arm fracture on South Fairfield

Isadore Heber of Huffman street employed by the Artificial Ice company broke his left arm while delivering ice at a residence on South Fairfield avenue this morning. He slipped and fell with a large chunk of ice. Dr. Budd V. Sweringen reduced the fracture.

Isadore Heber Huffman Street Artificial Ice Company South Fairfield Avenue Budd V. Sweringen

Philosophical Society to Meet Wednesday Evening

The regular meeting of the Philosophical Society will be held Wednesday evening in Harmony Lodge library at o'clock. The W C T U will meet with Mrs. C F Ridenour, 1127 Lafayette Street, tomorrow afternoon to transact important business.

Theosophical Society Harmony Lodge C. F. Ridenour Lafayetta Street

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething

An advertisement urges mothers to use Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children, claiming it is the best remedy. The prompt text reflects historic marketing language and reassuring claims about infant care.

Slightly Delays Traffic As Snow Impacts Fort Wayne Trains

A heavy overnight snowstorm causes mixed delays on regional rails and roads through Fort Wayne. The Wabash suffers the worst, with New York state conditions and Lake Shore connections at Toledo causing delays, while Grand Rapids and Pennsylvania lines report varying schedules and cautious hopes for eastern routes.

Fort Wayne Wabash New York State Lake Shore Toledo Grand Rapids Road Pennsylvania

Mayor Harrison and others held to grand jury in Chicago

The arrest of James E. Cummings and the mayor along with Fire Marshal Musham City Building Commissioner Williams and Inspector Loughlin followed a mutimus order. They were brought to the criminal court building to post bonds and answer to the grand jury.

Davis Carter H. Harrison Traeger Criminal Court Henrpstead Washburne Walker Hell Iroquois Theater Musham Williams Loughlin Messrs Wiliam Sallers Harrison

Pairings of Local Residents Featured in Notices

Elmer O. Sible and Elva Rice, Chester A. Young and Della F. Cook, Walter Walker and Minnie Hry baugh appear in the readable lines of a local notice page, reflecting social or civil listings among residents. The fragmentary text shows names paired, suggesting new marriages, obituaries, or notices.

Elmer O. Sible Elva Rice Chester A. Young Della F. Cook Walter Walker Minnie Hry

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