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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1907

Page

7

John A. Scott Dies Sudden at Fort Wayne

John A. Scott deputy United States Marshal and longtime Fort Wayne resident died suddenly at his home from apoplexy at 2 a.m. He was 62 and formerly manager of the Academy of Music. Born in Albany July 27 1845 he sailed as a youth before coming to Fort Wayne in 1875 and later led the city theater era hosting stars like Edwin Booth Emma Booth and other notable speakers and performers. He leaves a daughter Almira Scott and his widow Miss Chapman.

John A. Scott United States Fort Wayne Barr and Madigan Streets Old Academy of Music Scott Gross Drug Store Gross H. V. Sweringen Mr. Scott New York Albany Charles Wells Columbia Street Chapman Almira Scott Hlektron East Berry Street Edwin Booth Emma Booth Robert G. Ingernoll Ag Jecturers Fort ‘Wayne Col. Scott Tyshe

Memorial for Col Scott recounts theater work and civic ties

Fort Wayne figures recall Col Scott as a former Masonic Temple manager and late Princess rink impresario who brought Sarah Bernhardt to town. A Republican and deputy U.S. marshal for Allen County, he organized Ingersoll memorials and hosted lectures in several venues. Remains to be cremated with services held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. and Christian Science church arrangements.)

Scott Masonic Temple Theater Playhouse Princess Rink Sarah Bernhardt Fort Wayne Col. Scott Col R. G. Ingersoll East Col. Ingersoll New York United States Marshal Allen County Asman Christian Science Church L. P. Sharp T. J. Logan O. L. Perry J. M. Stouder J. T. Dougall F. B. Stouder

Farmer Fractures Thigh in Barn Incident Near Goshen Road

William D. Cramer, a Washington township farmer, was seriously injured Sunday at his Goshen road farm when a block and tackle failed while hoisting hay. He fell from a rope line to the ground, fracturing his right thigh. Dr. J. E. Stults attended him.

William D. Cramer Washington Township Goshen Cramer J. E. Stults

Lights Fail as Fuse Box Explodes in Business Block

A fuse box atop a pole on Barr Street blew on a Saturday night, plunging the square bordered by Barr Columbia Clinton and Main into darkness for about fifteen minutes. The explosion, caused by crossed wires, sent insulators flying and sparked a small fire. No injuries are reported.

Barr, Columbia Clinton Main Streets Barr Street

Foellinger Fined for Assault and Appeals to Circuit Court

East Lewis street engine inspector Fred Foellinger was fined 1 and costs for assault and battery on his sister Aneda Foellinger. He appealed to the circuit court via Special Judge Amos E. B. Houk after a lengthy hearing. Witnesses conflicted as the family testified about the incident.

Fred Foellinger East Lewis Street Pennsylvania Company Aneda Foellinger R. B. Dreibelbiss Amos EB. Houk William Jones Lenz Harrison Street John Jennie Doe William Bovine

Aged Woman Injured After Fall at Wells Street Home

The elderly mother of Mrs. C. L. Smith, 1640 Wells Street, fell Saturday while standing with her back to an exterior door steps and struck her head on brick pavement. A five inch scalp wound was treated by Dr. J. W. Kannel after the woman regained consciousness. She is about eighty years old and may have a lengthy recovery.

C. L. Smith Wells Street J. W. Kannel

Fort Wayne Lovers Set for Hicksville Races This Week

Fort Wayne race horse fans will travel to Hicksville Ohio this week to watch a number of fast horses on the track. Many local enthusiasts plan to attend the event and cheer for their favorites.

Hicksville Fort Wayne Ohio

Allen County Court Deals With Marriage Dissolution

In Allen County, a complaint filed in superior court seeks to cancel a January 19 1885 marriage agreement after twenty years of alleged abuse and neglect. The action names D Vorhees Harrod as respondent and lawyer Lee J Hartzell as plaintiff attorney. The court notes also cover probate filings, peace bonds, stock shipments, and title quieting decrees.

D. Vorhees Harrod Lee J. Hartzell Shilling Tri-State Commission Company E. Cook First National Bank National Abe Ackerman Ben Swett Andrew Bottenberg Benjamin Colter

Curtis divorce reveals husband’s drinking spurred abuse

In superior court Nellie Curtis, now Dan nings, wins a divorce and two year remarriage ban. She testified that her husband’s drinking disturbed the home, led to fights over earnings, and he would strike her to pay for liquor. Other items include civil suits: Miller vs Gombert set for Sept. 18 over forgery arrests and damages. Toledo Union Stockyards sues John R. Shilling for money claimed on hogs not belonging to him.

Harry J. Curtis Nellie Curtis Dannings Milter William Miller F Red Gombert Miller Erel Boyer Toledo Union Stockyards John R. Shilling Gileged Severo

Bridge petition at Barthold street as commission court opens

The county commission court opens with a major petition to build a St Marys river bridge at Barthold street. About 700 signatures from city and county residents. estimated cost about 25000 dollars. decision awaits next year’s appropriations.

Commissioners’ Court St. Mary’s River Barthold Street Etta Heffelfinger Robert Heffelfinger Seeley F. H. Kleekamp

County bonds awarded for Mau mee township road work

County Treasurer Jacob Funk awarded to Rudolph Klepholte & Co Cincinnati 34080 dollars in stone road bonds for about twelve miles of road in Mau mee township leading out of Wood burn. Six bidders competed with one local bank and a home attorneys firm plus an outside firm offering a 280 premium but irregular and not accepted. Purchasers paid 205.20 premium on the investment about four percent. Bonds average ten and three quarter years. Mrs Milner files divorce suit continued on page eight.

Jacob Funk Rudolph Milner Georgia A. Milner

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Sonny Lieve Bowe Ders R.R Pena Ras Pile Walker Jinks Ger Masonic Temple Farmer Foellinger Young Allen County Courts Anna Darham Bettie Meads Laura Pollock Frank Pollock France Ira H. Miller Celerick and Ninde Andrew J. Compton Ile Compton Hanna Street Charles Niezer Little River Niezer Superior Court S. F E. Cook Huntington National Duplicating Book Company Vesey Madison Line Pfeiffer & Son Columbia St
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