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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1912

Page

7

William Baumert Killed by Train Near Glasgow Avenue

The 57 year old William Baumert was found killed on the Nickel Plate tracks east of the city. His dismembered body showed signs of being dragged along the rails for nearly a mile. Investigators note liquor use and lack of witnesses while probing foul play.

Glasgow Avenue William Baumert Baumert A. M. Reichelderfer PaussuayYurns Re Beib Henry Grabner Adams Township Grabner Cecil Kruse Nothling

Death Comes for Richard E. Doty at Fort Wayne Hospital

Richard E. Doty 65 a retired Pennsylvania engineer died at St Josephs hospital Fort Wayne after gallstone surgery. He was born September 7 1848 in Michigan and lived at 122 East DeWald Street. Survived by widow two daughters a granddaughter and a brother William Doty. Doty was a longtime passenger engineer for the Pennsylvania company and a deacon and Mason in local churches.

Gineer St. Joseph’s Hospital Mr. Doty Fort Wayne Michigan Pennsylvania Company First Baptist Church Joty G. W. Earle Grand Rapids J. F. Vordermark California Wiliam Doty

Harding for Paulding Robbers

James Powers and Andrew Meehan of New York were sentenced to eleven and a half years in Leavenworth and fined 1006 dollars by U S Judge John Kirtle after pleading guilty to blowing the Ohio post office at Paulding on December 24, 1911.

Toledo James Powers Andrew Meehan New York Leavenworth Ken United States John Kidte Ibis Ohio Postoffice

Prosperous Portland redeems old warrants in city minutes

Portland Indiana reports the city is redeeming about 6 dollars of warrants issued five or six years ago. The 20 cent tax levy increase from last fall is not yet available. The administration plans to redeem all pre existing warrants when the new rate takes effect. The administration has incurred no indebtedness and has paid cash for everything.

Portland Ind

Leo and Vicinity News Roundup January Update

In Leo Indiana Homer De venter and sister Elsie visited Miss Pearl Colby on Sunday. Albert Lauder and sister Miner va attended Sunday school at Robinson Chapel. Elizabeth Shirey of Fort Wayne was buried in Leo cemetery after dying at her home. Ming Tonkel returned from Monroe. H L Moody and family visited Roy Moody's home Sunday. Frank Tonkel's wife is ill. Leo Betz family visited Fort Wayne on Saturday. A well attended farmers institute was held here last Friday. Snider and wife visited Garrett area ill relative.

Leo, Ind Homer Deventer Elsie Pearl Colby Albert Lauder Minerva Robinson Chapel Elizabeth Shirey Fort Wayne Leo Ming Tonkel Monroe Ind H. L. Moody Roy Frank Tonkel Leo Betz Farmers’ Institute

Officers Installed at Allen and Summit City Lodges

Officers of Allen and Summit City Lodges Degree of Honor and the Drill Team installed them in a ceremony reported by the local paper, noting the presence of lodge members and the organizing group.

FEC Allen and Summit City Degree OF Honor Fort Wayne Allen Lodge Summit City Lodge Aldine Hall

Death of M. J. Barton in Chicago noted in obituary

telegram from Grayston H. Ruhl reports the death of M. J. Barton in Chicago after three weeks of illness. Barton, about 65, formerly of Fort Wayne and Wabash, served as stamp agent and recorder of Wabash County. He leaves wife Mrs. G. H. Ruhl and children Florence Barton Geraldine Barton Arthur Barton and Frank Barton. funeral planned in Chicago with burial likely at Wabash.

Grayston H. Ruhl Chicago M. J. Barton Cas Barton Mr. Barton Ruhl Wabash Wabash County Fort Wayne Lakeside

Anti-Swearing Club Fines Penny Per Oath

New Albany Indiana reports Joseph Kraft the probation officer received 1 476 pennies from Cas per Erb treasurer of an anti swearing club for penalties collected from members for breaking the rules The club formed six months ago and required a penny dropped for each oath The box was opened and the money set for poor relief after the cuss words diminished

New Albany Joseph Kraft Casper Erb Officer Kraft

Johnsons seek treatment after illness in Fort Wayne

S T Johnson of Washington township took his wife to Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne after an examination by Dr. Daemling and Dr. Schuman. She has undergone four prior operations and may face a fifth, with her condition described as not improving.

Columbia City Ind S. T. Johnson Washington Township Fort Wayne Lutheran Hospital Daemling O. V. Schuman

Becker Makes the Impossible Change in Cigar Shop

Yesterday in the Blitz Becker cigar store a customer paid a 95 cent bill with a silver dollar. Becker could not make 95 cents from the till so he asked if a $5 bill could be used. The customer offered a $5 bill and Becker then produced two dimes a quarter two $1 bills and a $2.50 gold piece to make the 4.95 in change.

Blitz-Becker Teddy” Becker Mr. Becker Becker

Weiner & Co. Buys East Ells Worth Street Property

George Shriver of Home Development Co sold to Chas. M. Weiner & Co of Fort Wayne the two lots with 150 feet Vandalia frontage. The $2,150 deal includes immediate possession in two weeks. Weiner & Co plan a large onion storage building adjoining the Vandalia tracks. The firm already operates storage houses at Fort Wayne Collins Cromwell and other points.

Columbia City Ind George Shriver The Home Development Co East Ellsworth Street Chas Weiner & Co Fort Walyne Collins Cromwell

Last Chance Given in Court for Father to Support Children

Judge Mungovan warned Louis Sarazien in city court that a future failure to provide for his children would bring jail or circuit court action. Sarazien agreed to hire Ed Sordelet to work his farm and pay 12 dollars monthly, after spending ten days in jail for noncompliance. His ex-wife, who has custody, prompted the court to continue the case to February 20 to seek compliance.

Sarazien Ed Sordelet Frank Storey Henry F. Bloemke Lafayette Street Montgomery Street Madden Junk Bertha Wing

Billy Delaney Dies in Oakland Trainer’s Passing

Billy Delaney, the well known trainer, died in Oakland California early today after a long career in boxing and athletics. He trained many champions and was a fixture in regional sports circles. Heretofore respected for his discipline and devotion to athletes, Delaney’s passing ends a storied chapter in the local sports world.

Oakland Cal Billy Delaney

Sunday school institute addresses at Simpson Church

Geo N Burnie Indiana Sunday School Union secretary and Hazel Lewis Indiana elementary dept chief spoke at the city Sunday school institute held at Simpson M E church. Burnie spoke on Children’s Rights and Lewis on Missions in the Sunday School. They will speak again this evening on Training of the Elementary Teacher and Going the Second Mile.

City Sunday School Institute Simpson M. E Geo. N. Burnie Indiana Sunday School Union Hazel Lewis Indianapolis Burnie G. A. Philbrick Henry Hiler G. P. Ryrer Simpson Church

Edgerton Plans Long Florida Tour Before Return to Fort Wayne

C. W. Edgerton, who left Fort Wayne recently, is in St. Petersburg Florida for a two month stay. He will then sail to Cuba and tour Pacific coast cities, with an expected return to Fort Wayne next fall.

Fort Wayne C. W. Edgerton St. Petersburg Fla

Catholic Diocesan Progress Across Fort Wayne Area

The Fort Wayne Catholic diocese under Bishop Herman J. Alerding shows 105 320 Catholics across 42 counties, up 2 700 in a year. Parochial schools enroll 15 066 students. Fort Wayne houses 13 000 Catholics, 2 604 in parochial schools. 18 priests reside there. The diocese has 118 resident pastors, 38 missions with churches, 6 stations, 50 chapels. secular clergy 138 and religious 78 total 216. An estimated 219 orphans exist in the diocese.

Fort Wayne Helen May Irwin Herman J. Alerding St. Rochus Paul's School Brothers of the Holy Cross Central High School Sisters of Providence St. Augustine’s Academy St. Catherine’s Sisters of Notre Dame St. Mary’s St. Peter's Sisters of the Precious Blood Precious Blood Sisters of St. Francis St. Andrew's Academy Orphan Asylum St. Vincent's Sisters of the Order of the Poor Handmaids of Christ William C. Miller Alerding St. Vincent

Allen county assesses property at 60 million total

County auditor reports total property valuation at 60,004,800 with farm lands 33,944,570 and improvements 16,913,070. Mortgage exemptions total 22,550,910. year over year gain exceeds 4.5 million. Township values, taxes, and polls listed for Wayne, Washington, Springfield, St. Joe, Perry, Madison, Monroe, Marion, Maumee, Milan, Jefferson, Eel River, Cedar Creek, Adams, Aboite, Pleasant, Scipio, Lafayette, Jackson, Monroeville, New Haven, Shirley City, City in Adams, City in Washington, and City in Wayne.

Allen County Wayne Washington Springfield St. Foe EAISA Perry Madison Monroe Eegeseeeys Marion Maumee Milan Cedar Creek Adams Monroeville New Haven Shirley City

Traveling Salesman Sues to Annul Two-Time Marriage

William Oliver Stuttle files suit in Grant superior court to annul his marriage to Eva N. Stuttle alleging she was already married to W. E. Cherry of Washington County Pennsylvania at the time. Stuttle charges bigamy if proven and notes Mrs. Stuttle used the name Iva N. Clemens in her prior marriage. He says he learned of the earlier union in December 1911 and has refused to live with her since.

Marion Ind William Oliver Stuttle Grant Superior Court Eva N. Stuttle Grant County Stuttle W. E. Cherry Washington County

Safe Expert Sought as Indiana Treasurer Faces Contempt

John Scheldt, Bartholomew county treasurer, seeks a top safe expert as he risks contempt for not opening his safe. A diamond ring seized on replevin by the sheriff is claimed by Miss Rhea May Robertson as a gift from Lewis Bruning. Amelia Gatten, Bruning estate administratrix, bonds the ring’s value and the court orders its turnover to her.

Columbus Ind John Scheldt Bartholomew County Rhea May Robertson Lewis Bruning Amelia Gatten Bruning Estate

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ehinger Edward Kruse Wellman Undertaking Establishment East Washington Street Edgerton Baumeri Maumee Brick and Tile Company Lake Erie Lake Michigan Annex Hotel Tri-State Trust Company Richard E. Doty Pennsy Pennsylvania Paulding Jay County Leo and Vicinity Snider William Foltz Pierce Otto Garrett, Ind Ada Stewart Grace Rapp Edna Rapp Mabel Vance W. N. Heller Eva Jackson Anna “Jay Mary Carr Sacha Skelton Gaskill Minnie Ladig Hattie Cox D. Melsheimer Mary Carto Elizabeth Pierce Abbie Rapp May Honeck Mary Brower Elizabeth Gorham Charles Sunderland Eva Whiteman Richards Sarah Coleman S. D. Melsheimer Coby Cora Warner Anna Gale Mary Fox May Mercer Celia Krall W. C. Brown Nora Vaughn Anti-Swearing Club C. M. Weiner & CO Michigan City Penitentiary City Institute MR. Edgerton Florida
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