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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1907

Page

3

Local Editor Rinehart resigns Bluffton post for Marion Chronicle

I M Rinehart city editor of the Bluffton News resigns to join the Marion Chronicle. The report lists multiple regional items including decoration day addresses and local incidents across Whitley and adjoining counties with notable figures and organizations.

Multiple Indiana death and injury reports across counties

A string of tragic incidents ranges from a hand amputation after a serious laceration to Mrs. Louisa Kline preserving an 1856 donation program. Rev Noah Metzler died after a heart attack during a sermon. A Garrett carriage fire destroyed an automobile. Salary readjustments for postmasters in Angola, Columbia City, and nearby towns are listed with new annual figures.

I’. M. Rinehart Bluffton Marion Chronicle Warsaw Indiana Retail ‘Merchants’ Association Ron. W. F. McNagny Columbia City Etna Whitley County Sons of Veterans Henry Heiderman Decatur Charles W. Miller Goshen Purdue University Lafayette Business Men’s Protective Association Jonas Leedy Andrews Virginia Indiana Barber Asphalt Company Fort Wayne Houston Street Garrett Western Construction Company Rehobeth Church Albion William Pieper Avilla Henry Pieper N. W. Gilbert Gilbert Wolcottville Lagrange Noble County Hquor Julius Hitzfield Huntington Auburn Order of Tories Frank H. Nicolai J. H. Waester I. N. Lesinger John Pfeffert Daniel Herrick Z. D. Nustaum Chester Hodge Cnard T. Virringer Joan Finff H. Clayton W. C. Gabriel Charles Wratt Marager Perkins Tore €O Chicago Waterloo Cavan Street Wabash Lodge of Elks William McHenry Markle Levi Showalter DeKalb County Edward Dederlein Elkhart New Methodist Episcopal Church Huntington County W. D. Parr Kokomo Blufftor Uniondale Perkins Toledo Mary Cox Huntington High School University of Michigan Hanly W. L. Stonex National Conference of Charities and Corrections Minneapolis A. E. Scott Indianapolis Kein Parker Frank Wortinger Millersburg A. J. Batr Jerome Pinkham Charles Crawford Edward Deely Straus Bros. & Co Ligonier Peabody Delilah Gibler Roosevelt United States Charles Beeson Jackson Township Kosciusko County Tenth United States Infantry Fort Egbert Alaska Lima Lagrange County Department of Agriculture Mary Verner Troy Township Young Cline Bros.’ Lumber Company Kendallville Manufacturing Company Kendallville Cline Mertus J. Snyder Henry Miller Whnmtington Miller Snyder Samuel Bitzer Lake City Los Angeles Bitzer Pacific Coast Winona Lansing Angola Auburn Military Company Auburn Junction Baltimore and Ohio Washington Angola High School E. R. Bryan Franklin College Alta Belle Cary Mabel Rachel Pilliod Lloyd Ralph Clay Hazel Olive Purinton Lillian Gay Hall Margaret Mabel Osborn Mark van Rinehart Mabel Beatrice Stayner Zuluth Lee [Reland Elsie Eleanora Hayward Paul DeWitt Sowle Zellar Angelo Willemar Columbia City High School Shinzo Ohki William S. Ohki Warren North Indiana The Methodist Church Harlan Lawton H. G. Dawkins New Haven G. W. Wilbur W. R B. Brown Maj N.N. Boydston Daniel Vanness Pliny. M Crume Peru Cee ,D Kirk Brandyberry William Riggs Walter J. Tyree Logansport California Yellow Creek Mennonite Elkhart County Noah Metzler Metzler Nappanee W. W. Sharpless A. J. Little Lake Gage Richland Center Lutheran Church Sharpless Louisa Kline William Bonar Masonic Hall A. J. Drumheller C. Palmeter George Wolcott Isaac J. S. Wade A. Barnum J. W. Denny J. B. Kelso Butler Plymouth South Whitley Syracuse Wabash

Preachers Build a Church in Kansas City

Ten pastors and one evangelist began constructing a frame church in Kansas City under W. O. Holdman supervision. The Roanoke Boulevard Christian church aims to serve locals until funds allow a larger building. Women provided lunch as work continued. An African traveler’s tale and locusts in German Southwest Africa are noted, with a settler defending land by ditch and fire.

Kansas City Roanoke Boulevard W. O. Holdman Africa

Country Parties At Perry Township Home and Shower

A dancing party at Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mobelys in Perry township featured music by C Kellar Albert and Oscar Mobely and George Warner. Guests included Will McKinley Oscar Mobely and many others with Miss Hannah Pollitz honored at a separate shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Kammeyer with games and a piano. New Haven orchestra provided music for the evening.

Christopher Mobely Perry Township Messrs. C. Kellar Albert Oscar Mobely George Warner Messrs Mesdames Will McKinley Clara Elsie Warner Bertha Wertman Minnie Boren Della Mobely Frances Lizzie van Dorah Maggie Josie Lois Mobely Mike Hosler George August Schlatter William Mahlon Warner Harry Surfus Walter Rowel George Hardesty Edward Ferguson Charles Soule Ia Wertman del Thompson John Klinger John de Witt Thomas Groves Harrison Bailey Milo McKinley Albert Keller Howard Mobely Hannah Pollitz Chris Kammeyer

Women Demand Prison for Reading Railway President Baer

In Philadelphia on June 4 fifty women led by petition signed by 500 mothers confronted Coroner Jermon demanding criminal negligence charges against Reading railroad president George F Baer for the death of William Johnson and his eight year old son Arthur at the Venango street grade crossing. They warned they would tear up tracks if ignored and urged abolition of dangerous crossings. The coroner pledged action and noted a DA staffer would assist.

P Crowell DeGraf B. W. Skelton Fort Wayne Elkhart High School Frederick Pfenning Lima Lagrange County A. J. Trout Lancaster Township Huntington County T. E. Adams Whitley County William Krise Concord Township DeKalb County Jacob Mishler Huntington Orange Township Perkins Edith Gingery Harry Gingery Auburn Lawrence E. Opliger Adams County Margaret Moody New Era Eugene McClellan James Rhinehart Elkhart Goshen George H. Tapy Columbia City Lisbon Noble County Albion Knights of Pythias T. J. Manhorter Wawaka Samuel S. Anderson Jefferson Township Ossian Wells County Bernard Kroeger St. Bridget’s Catholic Church Logansport Henry C. Coe Wiliam A. Beane John Ruggles Washington Township Salem Church Thurlow W. Morgan Gustave Michael Binffton M. W. Hamilton Philadelphia Jermon George F. Baer Reading Railway William Johnson Venango Street Port Richmond Reading Emma Buchanan North Eighth Street Annie Rogers West Venango Street Rebecca Pielman Sadie Hetherington Annie Hetherington Richardson L. Wright Venango Arthur Johnson Quarter Sessions Court Buchanan Mr. Jermon Johnsons

Wheat Market Decline Led by Lithuania Crops and Europe

The Chicago wheat market fell early on June 4 as uprisings in Europe and better crops abroad spurred selling. July and September prices slipped, with brief recoveries from shorts as investors reentered. Corn and oats weakened then steadied, while pork, lard, and ribs moved lower. Toledo prices and livestock quotes followed local market trends.

Chicago Ill Liverpool Europe Minneapolis Duluth Shorts Toledo Ohio

East Buffalo and Chicago Markets June 4 Report

East Buffalo market notes 2 720 hog receipts with 1140 shipments. New York shipments 950. market closed strong with highs around 6 70 for medium and heavy hogs and 5 60 5 85 for pigs. Chicago cattle hog and sheep receipts total about 3 500 16 000 and 10 000 respectively with steers 4 60 6 65 hogs 6 15 6 32 rare heavy 5 85 6 27 4 50 7 26 lambs 6 50 8 40. Pittsburg cattle light receipts and hogs 6 50 6 75 with lambs 8 50 down.

East Buffalo N. Y New York Shere Ene Chicago Western Pittsburg

Butter and dairy markets steady in Chicago trades

Chicago on June 4 reports butter markets steady with creameries at 18 23 4 cents and daisies at 17 21 4 cents. Cheese market soft with daisies 14 14?3? and twins 12 13 cents while young Americas and Ac. Poultry shows firm prices for turkeys chickens at 13 cents.

Chicago Ill Young Americas

New York Butter Market Steady Receipts and Prices

In New York on June 4, butter market held steady with receipts of 13 189 packages. Prices ranged with extra creamery at 24 25c and common to extra at 19 24c. Cheese and eggs markets also steady with varied state and regional prices. Fort Wayne markets list numerous prices for butter eggs poultry and produce. The day includes quotes from Bash & Co. and Weil Brothers with wheat corn oats hides and wool values across multiple markets.

New York New State Pennsylvania Kentucky Tennessee S. Bash & Co Weil Brothers & Co MIII Mayflower Tresselt &Sons Shorts Commission J. T. Johnson Barr Street BK. K. Busn Columbia Street Howenstein Columbia atreet-Chickney

Real estate transfers listed for several townships

A sequence of property conveyances shows Marian Donat transferring to Mary Fordham and multiple other transfers across Drexel Park Jefferson and Lake townships, with prices ranging from $1 to $10,000. Notable entries include Edward Happel to John W. Rapp for $5200 and Carrie Alden to Prairie Grove Cemetery Association, plus numerous parcels in Drexel Park and Pleasant townships.

Marian Donat Mary Fordham Drexel Park Add Mary C. Brown James G Della J. Chamberlain Lake Tp Edward and Louisa Happel John W. Rapp Sarah M. Miller John K. Webster Jefferson Carrie S. Alden Prairie Grove Cemetery Association Richardville Reserve Fort Wayne Trust Co Charles W. Greenick Drexel Park Elias A. Waters Edward B. Weils Old Boundary Line Sec Washington David Dalman William C. Shives Pleasant Frank Grummaux Caleb Townsend Sea Frank J. Baker Belinda Baker Lafayette Tp Nancy Chaney John C M. Chaney Lafayette Thomas Hood Frederick Smith Springfield Ameéela Blaising Della R. Harper Bryant John F. Kern Frederick Vondran Pt Kercheval George L. York Frederick E. Felger Che Lake William Dalman John Cutter William Siebert Pleasant Tp Jesse Grice Paul F. Kuhne Sermon Madison Sarah J. Bowman Indiana Loan and Best Co Mary Koehler Indiana Loar, and Trust Co Koehler Wayne W. J. Randall W. J. Ranedall Harvey K. Turner Herman Sedelemeyer Muldoon Marion Travis Emmie Co Julius Ben Levy Milan Mary E. Fike Indiana Loam and Trust Co G. Burgess New Haven Gen. L. York Fredr. E. Felger DeKalb Circuit Court Josephine Maretins Perry Nester L. Maretins la Ofn Frank C. Martin Julian J. Martin Caroline Perriguey R. L. Remy Investment Co Samuel Edsall la Groves Jesse D. B. Grice

Non-Resident Notice in Indiana Divorce Case

State of Indiana Allen County Superior Court April Term 1907 issues non resident Hiram W Ome spacher notice of filing and pendency of a divorce complaint requiring appearance by July 10 1907 or default. Attorneys for plaintiff Gandy and Hilgemann.

Non-Resident Notice in Painter v Paine Divorce Case

In Superior Court April Term 1907 Zepha Hoffman Painter sues Alfred Painter Paine as non resident. The clerk notices the case exists and requires appearance by July 16 1907 to answer or demur or the complaint will be heard in absence. Attest Joseph N Logan attorney for plaintiff.

State of Indiana Allen County Elizabeth Omspacher Hiram W. Omepacher Indiana Sal Hiram W. Omspacher Joseph N. Mason Zepha Hoffman Painter Alfred Paineers Alfred Painter Joseph N. Saescastee T. J. Logan

Non-resident defendants to answer in Indiana partition suit

In Allen County Indiana the case of William Rohlfing Burritt et al versus Henry Garver et al for partition of real estate proceeds with a notice that non-residents Henry Garver and Mary Garver must appear by July 29 1907 to answer or demur or the case will proceed in their absence Attest Joseph N Mason ERM RICK and EMRICK Attorneys for Plaintiff Also notices executrix appointed for Louisa Veit late of Allen County Indiana deceased with belief the estate is solvent Executrix Wilhe Hall er

State of Indiana Allen County William Rohlfing Burritt Henry Garver Superior Court Mary Garver State of Indiana Joseph N. Mason Louisa Veit Wilhe Haller

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Northeastern Indiana Baptist Association W. Spencer David Warnacut Inwood Marshall County Pennsylvania Company Harry Forney Herschel Thomas DeKalb Light and Fuel Company Arthur R. Huyette Sam J. Brickley Charles Markley Huyette Brickley Markley Alex Mann Delmar Shoop Morning Times Thad Butler Huntington Herald George W. Ellis Abraham E. Weaver Bristol Baer Grain and Provisions Sao Pat i Aes Sbs Hocking Valle Massillon Jackson Pocahontas Fort Chicago Market Toledo, Ohio North Lima South Lima Emrick Attys
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