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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1900

Page

12

Nets and Seines Bring Several Fleets to Fort Wayne Court

Deputy fish commissioner Oscar Welty in Fort Wayne led a crackdown on illegal nets and seines. Warrants issued, seven men fined, fines set at 10 dollars per case plus costs totaling 26 dollars per violation. Several defendants named with payments already made. Seines and nets confiscated for burn, ten warrants remain for future arrests. Other local court actions include guardianships, civil suits, and a criminal charge for petit larceny.

Oscar Welty Kokomo Fort Wayne Welty Squire France Ed Schell Samuel Shannon Albert Jones August Miller Alphonse Pepe William Sh

Jury verdict for defendant in Foote v Monroe and other court acts

The jury returned a verdict for the defendant in Joseph Foote versus Frank Monroe, with a second defendant verdict in the same case. Judge Vesey granted a new trial. Michael Fritz filed his final report as administrator of John G. Fritz's estate. Mary L. Geyer sues for divorce from William Geyer, seeking to resume maiden name Mary L. Borst. Judge Vesey awarded Anna B. Young a judgment of 815.24 against J. F. Schell. The McIntosh versus Leas suit moved to Allen circuit court for property conversion. Attorneys are J. F. Schumann and Roby & Harper. Edward Boles, implicated in an adultery case, was discharged after no case was proven. Kate Lynch was fined for prostitution and jailed. Levi Miller's affidavit linked to prior fines. E A Carter Shoe Co. sues Louis Fortesde for 400. QO. N. Heaton represents the plaintiff. Frances M. Howe sues for 3000 on note and mortgage against B. W. Skelton, Allen County Loan and Savings and C. S. Bush. William M. Emrick v. William M. Emrick, administrator of Adam Emrick. Rugfus Snyder, administrator of Matilda Emrick, is a title of a partisan suit in circuit court. Emricks and W. H. Bus are attorneys. S. W. Chase, administrator of the estate of Elijah LeMay, filed a final report. Rose Hunt, executrix of Barbara Miller, is noted.

Joseph Foote Frank Monroe Vesey Michael Fritz John G. Fritz Mary L. Geyer William Geyer Mary L. Borst Anna B. Young J. F. Schell McIntosh Vs. Leas Allen DeKalb County J. F. Schumann Roby & Harper Edward Boles Leo Bir Frances M. Howe B. W. Skelton Allen County Loan and Savings Association Emricks W. H. Bus W. Chase Elijah LeMay Rose Hunt Barbara Miller

Three East End Boys Held for Grocer Robbery

Mayor Scherer ordered three youths bound over to circuit court after they confessed entering C H Buhr’s grocery in the Eighth ward. Each faced $200 bond. Gephart posted bond while Baker and Lavanway remained jailed. Items stolen included sardines lemons beer and condiments found later at a riverbank. The grocer denies selling beer to one boy.

C. H. Buhr Eighth Ward Coling Lavanway East End Baker Gephart

Born to Jim Jones a boy with a loud, bald, red-nosed look

A birth notice in a Kansas paper reports the wife of Jim Jones bore a son. The item humorously notes the child favors his father in appearance and habit, mentioning baldness a red nose and a tendency to cry and make noise.

Kansas Jim Jones

Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Henry A Kingsbury at Indianapolis

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed June 13 in Indianapolis by Henry A Kingsbury a jeweler from Garrett The petition lists assets of 561 25 and liabilities of 12340 60 It was referred to Referee Chapin W W Sharpless of Garrett is attorney for the petitioner.

Indianapolis Henry A. Kingsbury Garrett Chapin W. W. Sharpless

Mahdi Appears at Wady Halfa Preaching Return of Christ

Alexandria reports a new mahdi appeared at Wady Halfa proclaiming Christ would soon return in the flesh. He and forty five followers were arrested by the government.

Alexandria Wady- Halfa

Carpenter Harming Foot at Lakeside Butcher Shop

Joseph W. Kehler of 77 River Side avenue sustained a deep cut to his foot while trimming a meat block Friday at Weller the Lakeside butcher.

Joseph W. Kehler River Side Avenue Feeble Minded Institute Weller Lakeside

Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Sold With Spraying Tube

The advertisement promotes Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with an atomizer spray. It costs 75 cents including the spraying tube and is available from Druggists or by mail. The liquid preserves the medicinal properties of the solid, is quickly absorbed, and does not dry secretions, instead restoring natural character. Brothera, 56 Warren St.

Ely Brothera Warren St

Ten Die in Jackson Street Fire in New York

Ten people die and seven injured when a tenement at No 34 Jackson Street burns in the early hours. The Cotter family perishes. the Marion family loses several members. brave Officer Knowles and Patrolman Purfield rescue others despite smoke and flames. The fire’s origin is traced to the second floor hallway with extensive smoke injuries and a $5 000 to $7 000 loss.

New York Jackson Street William Cotter Mamie Marion Margaret Marion Frank Marion Marion Mulhearn Patrick Burns Cotter George Burns Knowles Hartigan Marion Apartments Margery Frank Mamie Louis Marion Mises Fordan Purfield Mamie Cotter

Will Close Saturdays By Fire Insurance Agents

City fire insurance agents sign an agreement to close offices at 1 PM on Saturdays from June 16 through October 1. The move affects all agents in the city and aims to streamline Saturday operations.

Widow Anna Schmitt Dies Sudden in Fort Wayne Home

Mrs Anna Schmitt aged 58 died unexpectedly at 16 Gay Street Fort Wayne after a period of illness with cancer and dropsy. Survived by six children John Adan Joseph Mrs K Vorndrain and Clara and Frances. Funeral services were held at 8:30 a m at home and 9 a m at St Peter's Catholic Church.

Anna Schmitt Gay Street Schmitt George C. Schmitt Fort Wayne John Adan Schmitt Joseph Schmitt Seattle Wash K. Vorndrain Clara Frances Schmitt St. Peter's Catholic Church

Death of John 8 Shea at 22 from tuberculosis

John 8 Shea died Friday morning at his father Michael F Shea's home 421 South Calhoun Street from tuberculosis. He was 22 years 4 months and 3 days old and unmarried. He formerly worked as a bookkeeper for Fort Wayne Gas company and had been ill nearly a year. He was a member of St Patrick's and Patrick's church.

John 8. Shea Michael F. Shea South Calhoun Street Mr. Shea Fort Wayne Gas Company Shea St. Patrick's Catholic Church St. Patrick’s Church

Death of Annie Guthrie Aged Thirteen Months

Annie Elizabeth Guthrie, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Guthrie, died last Wednesday at their home at East Lewis and Winter streets. Death followed pneumonia after measles.

Annie Elizabeth Guthrie William Guthrie East Lewis and Winter Streets Menrsles

Local marriages listed in licenses

The notice lists four marriage licenses granted to Charles G. Schlaudraff and Millie Whitney Otto F. Piepenbrink and Katherine M. Batchelder George W. Knoll and Dora E. Weber Commodore Hickman and Annie Archer.

Charles G. Schlaudraff Millie Whitney Otto F. Piepenbrink Katherine M. Batchelder George W. Knoll Dora E. Weber Commodore Hickman Annie Archer

Mrs Johnson Returns Home After Friendly Visit

Mrs Johnson, guest of her niece Laura E. Bartlett at 117 West Butler Street, left for Ossian Friday night. She had been visiting her son Cliff Johnson, editor of the Maysville News.

Johnson Laura E. Bartlett West Butler Street Ossian Cliff Johnson The Maysville

Dyspepsia Treatments and Remedies Featured in Ad Narrative

An advertisement touts Dyspepsia relief with Burdock Blood Bitters and Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for burns and cuts. It also promotes Dean's Ointment for itching piles and warns of infant illness such as cholera infantum dysentery and diarrhoea with Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Beawteenienres.

Dewey Declines Vice Presidential Bid Says He Seeks Presidency

Admiral Dewey reiterates he is not a vice presidential candidate and would not accept such a nomination if offered. He plans to stay at Beauvoir near Washington until late June then attend the Navy Board session in Newport. He says his position has been unchanged for three months.

Washington Dewey Beauvoir Newport General Board of the Navy Associated Press Hit Bryan Admiral Dewey

Local Officials and Candidates Speak at Brief Addresses

Shanower, surveyor. Fred B Moore assessor. J M Bonham coroner. Dr W F Carver. commissioners Thomas Budd and A J Morris. county councilmen Sheldon Green James Bals Lee Holbrook D C Walling G P Alexander Soldier W W Riddle. Hon R B Hanna candidate for congress. Hon N W Gilbart candidate for lieutenant governor.

Shanower Fred B. Moore J. M. Bonham W. F. Carver Thomas Budd A. J. Morris Sheldon Green James Bals Lee Holbrook D. C. Walling G. P Alexander W. W. Riddle R. B. Hanna Congress N. W. Gilbart

Sheriff Buys A Farm In Allen County

Sheriff Albert E. Melching purchased the seven acre farm of County Commissioner M. A. Ferguson in Washington township for 3200 dollars. The property is described as one of the prettiest places in Allen county and Melching plans to make it his home after his sheriff term ends.

Albert E. Melching M. A. Ferguson Washington Township Allen County

Ten-Year-Old Drowns After River Swim Near Fort Wayne College

Ralph Braun, age ten, went missing while swimming with three companions in the St. Marys river near Ross street. Police recovered his body after about an hour, eight feet deep, opposite the Lake Erie and Western bridge. Coroner Barnett and the Braun family prepared the remains for burial at Peltier's.

Ralph Braun St. Mary’s Charles G. Braun High Street Eddie Murphy McGee Braun Fort Wayne College of Medicine Ross Street Gorsline Romy Lake Erie and Western Railroad Barnett Peltier Undertaking Establishment

Democrats at Work in Kansas City For National Convention

A Democratic National Committee sub committee met in Kansas City on June 15 to finalize plans for the July 4 national convention. Senator James K. Jones presided with members J G Johnson D J Campau Adair Wilson Wm J Stone and Col John S Martin . The session was secret as the panel weighs hotel rates and the convention hall completion and Jones plans to issue a formal statement on findings.

Kansas City Democratic National Committee John S. Martin James K. Jones J. G. Johnson Kansas C A. Walsh Iowa National Committee Messrs D. J. Campau Michigan Adair Wilson Colorado Wm. J. Stone Missouri John I. Martin Jones

Vermont for Bryan Nominates State Ticket

The Vermont Democratic State Convention in Montpelier nominated a full state ticket by acclamation and backed Bryan and the Chicago platform against the imperial policy of the administration and the Republican Party. Nominees include Governor John H. Senter and Lieutenant Governor E. S. Harris. Delegates-at-large to the national convention were Thomas Malony, F. W. McGettrick, Rollin S. Childs, and George Atkins.

John H. Senter Montpelier E. S. Harris Bennington H. O. Cummings Richmond Elisha May St. Johnsbury C. A. Fitzpatrick White River Junction Thomas Malony Rutland F. W. McGettrick St. Albans Rollin S. Childs Brattleboro George Atkins

Bicycle Race Accident Breaks Collar Bone

F M Reid suffered a broken collar bone and other injuries during a bicycle race at the mile track Friday last. Dr G C Stemen attended to the injured man.

F. M. Reid G. C. Stemen

Noble County Republicans Nominate Ticket in Convention

Noble County Indiana delegates at Albion held a convention and nominated for representative James Harvey and other posts. The session announced the Republican ticket for Noble County offices.

Albion Ind Noble County James Harvey

Notre Dame Law Degree Earned By Eggemann Son

John Eggemann son of Mr and Mrs Peter Eggemann earned the LL B degree after strong Notre Dame law department exams. The graduate impressed faculty with praises and promises a bright future and plans to open a city office soon. Fort Wayne attendees at commencement included the Eggemanns and several others.

John Eggemann Peter Eggemann Notre Dame University Eggemann Fort Wayne Notre Dame W. P. Breen William Niezer Edward Gilmartin McDonald Chicago Bishop Shanley North Dakota J. D. Durham Stephen Trentman Frank Gilmartin

New Officers Are Chosen at Indiana Sunday School Meet

Bluffton Indiana June 15 The state convention of the Indiana Sunday School association adjourned after a large gathering at the M E church. Rev W J Frazer spoke on Horseback Among the Holy Hills. Officers elected unanimously include President W C Hall Indianapolis Vice President George Knollenberg Richmond Secretary O M Pruitt Indianapolis Treasurer W H Elvin Indianapolis. Twenty four district directors were chosen with terms of one to three years.

Sentinel Bluffton Ind M. E Indiana Sunday School Association W. J. Frazer Brazil Holy Hills W. J. Hall Indianapolis Associaion George Knollenberg Richmond O. M. Pruitt Tressurer W. H. Elvin R. Rickwood Evansville A. H. Kennedy H. W. Reynolds Koleen Harrison County Association C. A. Schimpff Jeffersonville W. H. Lewis Bloomington A. W. Amick C. M. Lemon Dillsboro Prof. Boger Shelbyville J. W. Landrum J. B. McNeely H. B. Lucas Rushville J. S. Harris Hagerstown Rev W. H. Karstedt W. H. Levering Lafayette Josiah Morris Cotoma D. B. Gilbert Marion E. C. Bierie Jos. Speicher Urbana H. G. Rice Martinsville W. C. Smalley Remington M. E. Bogart Valparaiso D. W. Thompson Elkhart W. S. Yeager Waterloo Committee On E. A. K. Hackett Meigs L. D. Eichhorn J. C. Carman Parke County

Celebrated Birthday of Gottlieb Brudi on New Haven Road

Gottlieb Brudi a well known citizen east of the city on the New Haven road celebrated his sixty seventh birthday Thursday Many friends attended and the occasion was enjoyed Brudi has lived on his farm forty six years.

Gottlieb Brudi New Haven Road Mr. Brudi

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Justice Court John Trease John L. Trease Frederick Roux Morris Frank Gebert Fritz Gebert Wilmer Leonard Rudisill Waters Zarecki Manufacturing Company West Oil Company W. & E. Leonard Hattie Helvie Oliver Helvie Findlay, Fort Wayne and Western Railway James O'Leary Helvie Emma Bass Thornton E. Guthrie G. N. Trenton A. J. Vesey Emmet Johnson Bere Wayne Traction Company Ray Johnson Young Johnson Man Ebuhr Scherer Christ Kate Cotter Joseph Cotter John Cotter Marion Marion Elsie Marion John S. Shea Earth Guthrie Dr. Thomas Dean Democrats Democrats AT Work Vermont Lap Thida Wabash Depot St. Vincent's Orphana Goshen Road Dreier Bros State Sunday School Con Rae J. F. Ervin Scott County W. C. Hall
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