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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1911

Page

8

Angeline Gebhard Granted Divorce in Superior Court

Angeline Gebhard was granted a divorce from George Gebhard in the superior court with no appearance by him. Sadie Phillips a traveling saleswoman seeks damages of 5000 from James D. Mortimer, receiver for the Toledo and Chicago Interurban Railway Company after an injury on a car between Fort Wayne and Garrett.

Angeline Gebhard George Gebhard Sadie Phillips James D. Mortimer Toledo and Chicago

Saloon License Transfers Under Consideration in Court

Saturday reports list transfers requested for saloon licenses including C O Horatmann seeking transfer to Thomas J O Dowd amid felony indictment questions. Pending licenses expiring Monday and remonstrances in Monroe and Pleasant townships show large applicant lists and withdrawals, shaping Monday’s commission hearing.

City East End Sees Push for Maumee River Bridge Plan

Residents from the east end and Lakeside back a movement to build a new Maumee River bridge. A court petition indicates Coombs Street is the most convenient location. The board says action will be taken after preliminaries are completed.

Lakeside Maumee Ean ‘Court Coombs Street

Court Fines and Costs Detail for Case

Net and mah were fined $10 and costs each in the circuit court. A $20 fee was added to the costs for the game warden's office support, and each mah was assessed a total of $40.05.

Indiana minister Nominated for Episcopal Bishop in Minnesota

Rev. William Farney Hovis of St. Paul’s Memorial Church in South Bend will be presented to the general conference at Minneapolis as a candidate for the episcopacy. Born May 18 1872 in Venango County Pennsylvania he rose from farm work to Allegheny College and Northwestern Theological School. He has served Indiana churches and grown St. Paul’s membership, and he has been noted by the late Studebaker as a potential pastor."

South Bend Ind William Farney Hovis St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Memorial Church Minneapolis Hovis Indiana Venango County Pennsylvania Allegheny Northwestern University College Journal Theological School Europe Northwest Indiana South Valparaiso First Methodist Episcopal Church of East Chicago Danville St. Paul's Memorial Church Clem Studebater Studebaker Dr. Hovis St. Paul's Toronto Canada

Lightning Strikes Home Injuring Woman On Wesel Street

A thunderstorm lightning strike at a telegraph pole in front of 1236 Wesel Street sent a bolt through the east kitchen window of Mrs. Joseph Ehinger at 807 West Third Street. Mrs. Ehinger and several others were stunned. she suffered numbness but was not seriously injured. Nearby, Trinity Episcopal church and other homes reported shocks and cosmetic damage as the storm disrupted service and telegraph equipment.

Wesel Street Joseph Ehinger Third Street Mary Ehinger Ehinger Mrs. Ehinger Loretta Agnes Logansport Shouter Trinity Episcopal Church Mr. Averill Max B. Fisher Fulton and Berry Streets C. S. Bush West Wayne Street Sprankle

Flower Day Plans at W C T U Meeting

The W C T U meets 2 30 to 5 PM at 1912 South Webster Street with Mrs Croft hosting and Mrs Clara Ensilen assisting. Program includes devotions by Mrs W G Clark and papers on Mercy and Medal Contest Work by Mrs Karns and Mrs Easley. June 9 is Flower Day worldwide. last year 900 bouquets were given to the sick and needy.

Croft South Webster Street Clara Ensilen W. G. Clark Department of Mercy Edgar Karns C. T. Easley L. A. Mason Fort Wayne M. E. Church Wayne and Lafayette Streets

Local Market Report Highlights Abundant Homegrown Strawberries

The market notes a large influx of homegrown strawberries arriving in the city. Prices range 8 to 11 cents per quart by quality. Butter and eggs hold steady with butter at 25 cents and eggs at 15 to 17 cents. Grain trading remains dull with no weekly price changes for oats, corn, or wheat despite recent rains signaling a likely bumper crop.

Wheat Proves Soft as Rain Favors Reciprocity Vote

Chicago markets ease on showers and anticipated reciprocity bill action. Wheat leads decline with July at 92 3/4, corn soften while oats weaken and cash grains mix. hogs firm on pork market, no pork trade. New York markets report steady to firmer tone across grains and provisions.

Chicago New York Middlewest Muscovado

Grain, cattle, and hog market reports from multiple cities

Market summaries from East Buffalo Pittsburg Indianapolis Chicago Cincinnati Toledo New York and others. Receipts and prices for hogs cattle sheep and dairy products listed with steady to higher trends and notable price ranges across regions and commodities. No single market dominates. a broad snapshot of midwestern and eastern trade.

Buffalo N. Y New York Chicago Texas Lanabe

County Health Report Notes Scarlet Fever Cases

A county health report cites cases of scarlet fever during a recent period. Officials urge awareness and preventive measures across communities.

County Health Report Allen Tever Elty

Produce and Poultry Market Report Fragment

Fragmentary note on Mauirkeet 3 Tecaiptey day items. mentions 34 units and a process ad. No clear event or figures. Readers should interpret as an incomplete market blurb with scattered terms and numbers.

New York Stock Market Prices and Grain Quotes

The market list shows wheat at 85 cents per bushel, corn 45 to 50, oats 32 cents, rye 80 cents. flour for winter wheat 4.20 to 4.60 per barrel. barley and bran around 24 dollars per ton. middlings 25 per ton. chop feed 23.96 per ton. Furnished and corrected daily by E. W. Wagner & Co. brokers.

E. W. Wagner & Co North American Building Ee Meese Idenee

Fort Wayne Markets and Wholesale Prices

Fort Wayne wholesale prices list grains butter potatoes and poultry with detailed per unit costs. Includes wheat corn oats barley eger extras butter cheese and apples with regional retailers Wiener & Co and Elgin brand references.

C. M. Wiener Wiener & Co Fancy Elgin Creamery Fancy Elgin Michigan TREET Marka&t Elgin Ces

Quotations on hides and seeds from Weil Bros. and Co.

Quotations list hides cured and green by grade, calf hides, horse hides, and wool. Also priced are red cloverseed timothy seed and wool. Weil Bros. and Co. quotes cover hides copper brass tinfoil and assorted metals with varying per pound or per hundredweight rates.

S. Bush & Co Weil Bros. & Co

Live Stock Market Prices From Fred Eckart Packing

Fray and oats prices listed with ton and bushel figures for cattle and veal calves. Good steer and heifer prices range from 4.50 to 5.00 while cows and bulls fetch 3.00 to 4.25. Veal calves commanded 5.00 to 6.00 with various weights noted.

Rifle Team from Company D Competes at Angola

The Third Indiana National Guard rifle team from Company D, led by Lt. James R. Bird with Sergeants Charles W. Arnold and Hart E. Howard, and Corporal Bruce Peigh and Private Cyril J. Chandler, traveled to Angola at 5:20 AM to join Company B for a marksman test. Scorers Oscar Dishong, Pius Hess, and Robert C. Starkie accompanied the team.

Lmeut James R. Bird Hart E. Howard Bruce Peigh J. Chandler Indiana National Guard Jett Angola Oscar, Dishong Pius, Hess Robert. c. Starkie

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Allen County Courts Christian Zepperning Charlotta Zepperning David W. Jennings Nancy J. Jennings Ward N. Berger Berger Baker Cigar Company Kelly Mary Baker Laurence Baker Henry Margaret S August H. Steinbrenner Wayne Process Company Clarence F. Bicknell Jesse A. Greene John R. Donnelly Edwin M. Hulse Tri-State Loan & Trust Company Cecelia Ackeman George Ackeman Auit Woodmen of America Thomas and Townsend H. G. Hilgemann Commissioners’ Court C. O. Horatmann Rich Thomas’ O’dowd John F. Ladig East Columbia Street John H. Peters Lichtsinn George Bade Orville Williams Alexander E. Bowm West Main Street Wm. H. Spreen Joseph J. Koorsen Wiliam Kassens East Jefferson Julius Fabian Lafayette George Goeglein St. Joe Township Fred H.meyer Harrison Joseph A Faulkner Shirley City Joseph Schnee Calhoun Street Jacob Rohrer West Superior Joseph Hanna Weat Jefferson J. F. Gregory Harrison Street William Miller Spy Run Avenue John Helmcamp Henry Flechenstein West Main Edward V. Kelly Hoagland Avenue Frank H. Johns New Haven Julian Farra St. Joe J. W. H. Koehler Gay Street Henry Hockemeyer John H. Ruth James H. Redding Arcola Hussell George East Main John Baral Michael Weidner Hanna Street Elmer £. Williams Huntertown John Linker X. Hammerlee Monroe Lcenses Monroe Township Tre- Monstrance Pleasant Township W. F. Hovis Fleck Reet Elec Crashin’ Trinity Grain and Provisions Ill Duluth Reece Lucky East Buffalo Merxer Pittsburg Indianapolis Cicinnati Cincinnati Semonetay Toledo North Lima South Lima Stocks and Bonds Canadian Pacific Amalgamated Westinghouse Electric United States Steel Erie Atchison Northern Pacific Southern Pacific St. Paul Tennessee Copper and Distillers Securities Underwood Typewriter New York City Stock Exchange Supreme Court Vosa Reading Great Northern Norfolk and Western Union Pacific American Telephone Zaegeey King Piano Co R. M. Hare, Mer Harry Bush Mayflower Mills Amer. Smelter Atchinson See E Steers B. R. Twe Eeees C&o Seeeneey Cen. Gas Bayes I. Se Tenae Nor. Pac Eaten N. Mabets Pennatadeerenien Rock Island Rock Island Pfd St. Pau See Bea Sou. Pac.ebaye Union Pac. Daeve Ups Utah Sai Fana Ghickens H. L. Bell Fred Eckart Tegrreg Packing Company Company D
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