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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1906
Page
8
Allen County court actions mix alimony suit withdrawal
Jennie Melvina Miller withdrew a $10,000 alimony complaint against John H. Miller from the files with Aiken and Underwood permitted to withdraw. The couple's home is 722 West Main Street. Miller owns a stock farm and works for Hoffman Bros. Co. A restraining order blocks disposal of property amid ongoing proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Melvina Miller
John H. Miller
Aiken & Underwood
Miller
Hoffman Bros. Co
West Main Street
Wellsville
Wayne Township
Board of County Commissioners
Guy Colerick
Fletter
Charles Fietter
Costa
Tancey
Hanna Street
Bibb ‘Hoop Company
Dwenger Avenue
T. S. Williamson
Unclear Fragments Ignite Mystery in Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR hints at a legal or court context involving a superior court, annulment action, and parties named Heaton and others. Details are unreadable, but the note signals a civil proceeding or ruling awaiting clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaton
Acquittal in Gill Net Case and Custody Hearing Continuance
John Ash was acquitted in Justice Tancey’s court of fishing with a gill net in the St. Joe river. Kenneth Swift was convicted and fined on the same affidavit. Habeas corpus proceedings to regain custody of an eighteen month old child were continued until July 20, with the dead wife’s mother in charge. The child’s paternal grandparents contend the father is unfit to rear the child. Deputy game warden Roderick D. Fleming testified but could not provide positive evidence against Ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ash
Tancey
St. Joe
Kenneth Swift
Roderick D. Fleming
Ash
John Strain
Heaton
Jonas Peikey
Carrie Opal Grill Sues David Leslie Grill For Divorce
Carrie Opal Grill sues David Leslie Grill for divorce after a marriage of under three months. She alleges cruelty and name calling and accuses him of immoral associations with women. Emrick Brabink is noted in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Opal Grill
David Leslie Grill
Emrick Brabink
Woman Seeks Damages Over Broken Marriage Contract
In a damage suit, Alice M. Racine sues Paul Manufacturing Co claiming her fiancé Lawrence L. Hirschfelder promised marriage but did not fulfill the contract. Jury awards $600 to Racine. Emrick & Emrick represent her. Claude Racine, her husband, was injured at the Paul plant and his death is alleged to be due to the company neglect. Judge Heaton presides as evidence is heard for Monroeville Telephone Co receiver petition by stockholders seeking funds misappropriation proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenna Aker
Charles Aker
Jerry
P. B. Colerick
Anna L. Gaskill
Aiken and Underwood
Alice H. Racine
Claude H. Racine
Paul Manufacturing Company
Heaton
Ivan Hung
Lawrence L. Hirschfelder
Emrick & Emrick
Alice M. Racine
Claude Racine
Paul
Arraignments and early rulings color city court session
Charles B. Terry and Thomas Johnson faced arraignment in the city court with Attorney Robbins urging for Johnson and challenging affidavits. Bonds set at 100 dollars each. hearings adjourned until tomorrow. Terry’s case follows a prior reformatory release and a $100,000 damage suit against former Governor Durbin. Additional notes cover theft, vagrancy, and injunction actions, with Home Telephone receiver case resuming in superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Terry
Thomas Johnson
Robbins
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Johnson
Terry
McCulloch
Durbin
Lakeside
W. R. Waddington
Kent
Lehman Seeks Support and Claims Cruelty in Superior Court
Gussie Lehman filed a second suit for support within six months alleging her husband Oliver Lehman abused her in the presence of three stepchildren and failed to provide. He works as a conductor for Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction. she seeks relief and notes only $9 contributed since February. Attorneys are W. and E. Leonard. Also, Arthur J. F. Mennewisch seeks $600 from the Pennsylvania Company and Voluntary Relief for injuries after a June accident that led to leg amputation. M. F. Luecke represents him. A receiver hearing for Monteeaville Home Telephone is ongoing and may need more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Lehman
Oliver Lehman
Fort Wayne and Wabash Vailey Traction Company
W. & E. Leonard
Arthur J. F. Mennewisch
Pennsylvania Company
Voluntary Relief Organization
M. F. Luecke
Monteeeville Home Telephone Company
City Briefs: Local Mental Health Cases and Clergy Dinner
Albert Kurz of near Maysville was moved to the county jail hospital ward with suspected temporary mental impairment from a long illness. Dr. Fred J. Schulz returns to practice after nine months in Michigan studying mental diseases, having served on the Ionia hospital for the insane staff. Rev. Charles Thiele of St. Peter’s church marked his eighteenth ordination anniversary with a dinner attended by out of town guests Rev. Theodore Wilken, Rev. Thomas Conroy, Rev. Bernard Widau, and Rev. John Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kurz
Maysville
Fred J. Schulz
Michigan
Schulz
Hospital For the Insane
Ionia
Mich
Charles Thiele
St. Peter’s Church
Theodore Wilken
Decatur
Thomas Conroy
Monroeville
Bernard ‘Widau
W. Haven
John Keller
New Store Opens with 54th Anniversary Souvenir Day
The store invites the public to a July 6 anniversary Souvenir Day at the Wayne and Calhoun corner. The remodeled site features new fixtures furniture and a fully stocked Meyer Quality drug store. Free souvenirs will be given to attendees celebrating the store’s opening and anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne and
Calhoun Streets
Elizabeth Huntsman Dies at 83 in Fort Wayne
Mrs. Elizabeth N. Huntsman, 83, a Fort Wayne resident for thirty years, died at St. Joseph's hospital from exhaustion after a fall caused a fractured hip. A widow born in Baltimore, she leaves eleven children, five surviving. Remains go to Miss Huntsman at 404 Dawson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth N. Huntsman
Fort Wayne
St. Joseph's Hospital
Widow Miller Dies at 71 in Avilla Home
Mrs Wilhelmina Miller widow of the late Charles H Miller died Friday at the Old People’s home in Avilla where she had resided five years She was 71 heart failure caused death She came to Fort Wayne at 16 and lived here until her husband pioneer gunsmith on Main Street He died seven years ago Her son August C Miller of Fort Wayne survives with a brother Herman Hierholzer of Chicago Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 PM in Avilla and interment followed there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Miller
Charles H. Miller
Old People’s
Avilla
Toledo
August C. Miller
Herman Hierholzer
Chicago
Mrs Mary Agnes O Connor Dies in South Bend Visit at 89
Fort Wayne resident Mrs Mary Agnes O Connor died of heart trouble while visiting daughter Mrs Charles Taylor in South Bend. Born in Castlebar Mayo Ireland on Sept 8 1816 she moved to Hackville Ohio then Fort Wayne in 1865. Survived by four children seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Remains returned to Fort Wayne for interment at Lindenwood Cemetery after services led by Rev Dr Moffat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Agnes O’connor
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Geath
O’connor
South Bend Tribune
Mary B. O’connor
Joseph M. O’connor
Ind
Charles Taylor
West Colfax Avenue
Castle Bar
County of Mayo
Ireland
Hackville
Anna Hammil
Indianapolis
Belle O’connor
Charles J. Taylor
John Orff
Lake Shore
Lindenwood Cemetery
Moffat
Mrs Frances Miller Dies After Illness At 51
Frances M Miller 51 wife of G S Miller of 2723 Hanna Street died Friday at Lutheran Hospital after a long cancer illness. Survived by husband traveling salesman for International Harvester and one son Roy Miller. Also survived by mother Elizabeth Culver sister Della Ruch Jackson Township and brothers John Culver and Fred and Bert Culver in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Miller
G. S. Miller
Hanna Street
Lutheran Hospital
Bert’ Culver
Wisconsin
Mrs.Miller
Funeral rites held for Wayne Street church member
Brief services were conducted at the residence Sunday afternoon at 8:30. Additional rites occurred at the I O O F Cemetery in New Haven where the burial took place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal Church
New Haven
Infant Schroeder Dies at 3 Months in Fox Avenue Family
McClew Arnold Sunderland Schroeder, infant son of Mr and Mrs Louis Schroeder of Fox Avenue, died Saturday morning at Hope Hospital aged 3 months 26 days. The remains will be shipped Sunday to St Marys Ohio for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClew
Arnold Sunderland Schroeder
Louis Schroeder
Fox Avenue
Hope Hospital
St. Mary’s
Death of Miss Mary A. Tracy in Fort Wayne
Mary A. Tracy, 71, of 1223 Van Buren Street, died at 11:30 P.M. Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital from pneumonia after a short illness. A native of Allen county, she lived near Arcola most of her life, later moving to Fort Wayne. Surviving are brothers William of Fort Wayne Joseph and Lucas in the West and a foster-daughter Mrs. David Bowers of Arcola. Funeral from St. Patrick's Church with burial in Arcola to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Tracy
van Buren Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Tracy
Allen County
Arcola
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania
William Tracy
Joseph
Lucas Tracy
West
David Bowers
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Pattee Girl 14 Dies of Diphtheria at Home
Miss Emma Pattee daughter of Mr and Mrs Levi Pattee of 1121 Burgess Street died at 5 15 am Thursday from diphtheria after a one week illness She was 14 years 6 months and 10 days old Survived by parents two brothers Harry Walter and two sisters Laura and Elsie Funeral services held privately at the residence Friday morning at 10 o'clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Pattee
Levi Pattee
Burgess Street
Harry
Walter
Laura
Elsie Pattee
Bloomingdale School
Grace Reformed
City Mission
Widow Mary Ann Sorg 79 Dies At Marion Township Home
Mrs. Mary Ann Sorg widow of Michael Sorg died at 6 45 PM Saturday at her daughter Mrs William Suelzer 1805 Hanna Street age 79 She was a pioneer resident of Marion township dropsy caused her long illness Born in Germany she came to America with parents sixty years ago Surviving ten children Joseph L John Charles Michael Henry Anthony Theodore Mrs William Suelzer and Miss Julia Sorg Also sister M Modesta of Notre Dame Milwaukee She was active in Catholic church at Hesse Cassel and St Marys Rosary society She resided with daughter in city and attended St Peters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Barbara Sorg
Michael Sorg
William Suelzer
Hanna Street
Sorg
Marion Township
Germany
America
Hesse Cassel
Joseph L
John
Charles
Michael
Henry
Anthony
Theodore
Pleasant Township
M. Modesta
Order of Notre Dame
Milwaukee
Julia Sorg
Catholic Church
Hesse, Cassel
Church Schedule From Residence To Hesse Cassel
Readable fragment notes two distinct services starting at 8 o clock from the residence and 9 30 from St Josephs Catholic church at Hesse Cassel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Hesse Cassel
Infant daughter of Rev and Mrs Hunter dies
Nellie Lenora Hunter, age 1 year 3 months 11 days, daughter of Rev C and Mrs Hunter of 936 Lake Ave, died Monday from spinal meningitis. Funeral services at 9:30 Tuesday morning, remains shipped to Pierceton for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Lenora Hunter
C. &. Hunter
Lake Avenue
Pierceton
Death of Inmate Edna Spain at State School
Edna Pearl Spain age 25 an inmate at the state school for feeble minded youth died Saturday afternoon from tuberculosis. The remains were shipped to Indianapolis for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Pearl Spain
Indianapolis
May Live 100 Years from Electric Bitters
Mrs. Jennie Duncan of Haynesville Me aged seven writes that Electric Bitters cured her chronic dyspepsia of twenty years and made her feel as strong as a young girl. Electric Bitters advertised at Dreier and Bro drug store for stomach liver blood and debility relief. Charles Bloom of Nappanee age twenty fell from an open car on the Winona Goshen interurban near Leesburg and sustained likely fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Duncan
Haynesville
Dreier & Bro
Charles Bloom
Nappanee
Winona-Goshen
Leesburg
Orino Urino Laxative Product Publicized
Dreter and Brothers promote Orino Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup claiming permanent relief from habitual constipation by stimulating the liver and restoring natural bowel action without irritation. The product is advertised as mild and pleasant to take with a warning to refuse substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreter & Bro
Also Mentioned on This Page
TSA
The
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Allen County Courts
Indiana
Wayne
Louis Schirmeyer
Henry C. Berghoff
Mathias App
John Suelzer
Gus J. G. Scheimann
Joseph V. Fox
Henry P. Scherer
John Mohr, Jr
A. Kalbacher
Peter N.1
Aum
Fairbank
Samuel Bitler
John Miller
William Kent
Washington Jefferson Griffith
Pearl Street
Dickson
Auburn
Wabash
Charles Diehm
Charles Shafer
William Degan
Lafayette Street
John Benning
Edward Ring
Spillmer
Home Telephone Company
Calhoun Sts
Elizabeth Huntsman
Pattee
Hunter
Spain
Salz
A. J. Roussey
Harrison Street
St. Leet
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