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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1900

Page

2

Unhappy Couples Dominate Vesey Court Docket

Judge Vesey hears two divorce cases this day Maria BE Johnson vs Frank O Johnson granted wife decree and custody of three children. Mary J Bolinger vs Jacob Bolinger proceeds in circuit court with Hartman Stokes lawyers for plaintiffs and W H Shambaugh for defendant. Bertha Romy divorces Charles Romy after remarriage. Probate filing notes reveal Anna B Schmitt will distributing items among Clara Rosa Frances and six heirs.

Vesey Maria BE Johnson Frank O. Johnson Vessy Mary J. Bolinger Jacob Bolinger Hartman & Stokes W. H. Shambaugh Charles Romy W. H. Shambanga Superior Court McClellan

Bids Opened for Electrical Fixtures at New County Court House

County commissioners opened three bids Monday for electrical fixtures in the new courthouse. Oxley & Enos Manufacturing Co of New York bid 19 800 dollars, A Hattersley & Sons bid 18 900, and Rack & Boyd Manufacturing Co of New York bid 21 982. Bids were taken under advisement with a decision scheduled for Thursday afternoon.

Oxley & Enos Manufacturing Co New York A. Hattersley & Sons Rack & Boyd Manufacturing Co

Court changes and moves amid local judicial updates

John Morris Jr resigns as judge pro tem of the circuit court and J B Harper is appointed for the balance of the term. Judge O Rourke remains confined to his home. County offices move into the new courthouse. Hiram Ward is granted a divorce from Mary Ward by Special Judge John Morris Jr.

John Morris, Jr Circuit Court J. B. Harper Judge O'Rourke Hiram Ward Mary Ward

Democratic ticket named by Noble County voters

Albion Ind June 20 Special Democrats nominate a strong ticket for Noble County offices with Dr A S Parker as chair and Harry D Stone as secretary The roster includes E B Gerber for representative Herman Krueger for treasurer Henry Bluhm for recorder Joseph E Homsher for sheriff O L Myers for assessor Henry Borber for surveyor Dr F C Maloney for coroner George Huntsman for southern district Thos Kelham for middle district Joseph Spurgeon Abram Smith J Frank Stanley Joseph Leininger Joseph Sheets Richard L Stone Byron P Gray Jacob Sheets Elkhart County and four district commissioners highlighted by names from Kendallville Albion Richland Stone etc.

Albion Ind A. S. Parker Kendallville Harry D. Stone E. B. Gerber Ligonier Herman Krueger Henry Bluhm Joseph E. Homsher O. L. Myers Jefferson Township Henry 8

Bluffton Sunday School Convention Highlights

HUBLER UNION reports a large group attended the state Sunday school convention in Bluffton and praised the city. A superintendent chased a passenger train onto the wrong depot then kept silent about the mix up. An unusually interesting service included elections of teachers officers and three church trustees. Mr and Mrs A F Stockwell’s daughter and her family from Indianapolis visited over the weekend. Mr Hiser is the proud papa of a

Bluffton A. F. Stockwell Indianapolis Hiser

Maple Grove Social and Church Notices

The social event hosted by Maple Grove Sunday school at Mr and Mrs E Pfeiffer is announced. Miss Ella Racine unveils a new wheel and farmers plow corn as mowing machines approach. Rev E W Allen of West Jefferson Street Church of Christ will preach at the chapel next Sunday at 2 30 p m, followed by the superintendent addressing the Maple Grove gathering and Mrs J F Hubler taking charge as assistant superintendent next Sunday at 2 30 p m.

Maple Grove E. Pfeiffer Ella Racine Trick E. W. Allen West Jefferson Street

Churubusco News Briefs and Local Socials

J W Head the Wabash claim adjuster settled damages for a traveling man injured in an accident Saturday. Local guests included the Bates of Leo and Martins of Huntertown with Miss Martin of Spy Run Fort Wayne. A boy named Keene stabbed another in a fight. the injured youth is critically ill. About 25 residents enjoyed a Detroit excursion Sunday. J W Nickey returned from Buffalo. A Sunday wedding linked George Workman and Miss Ramsey south of town. Myrtle Fowler of Fort Wayne visits home. Slagle brothers lose a horse on the ride home from Columbia City. value placed at 150 dollars. Mrs E Briggs returns from Columbia City visit. William Steele visits Larwill. Cornelius of South Whitley recovers from a crushed ankle. The U B church held its annual children’s meeting. Collins hosts Thursday township commencement.

J. W. Head Detroit J. W. Nickey Buffalo Anna McCurdy J. P. Shoaf Fort Wayne George Workman Eel River Township Messrs. Slagle E. Briggs Columbia City Wm. Steele Larwill Miss Cornelius South Whitley U. B. Church Smith Township Collins

Maple Grove Parents Day At School Observed

Sunday attendance was strong as Maple Grove School planned Parents Day for June 24. J C F McMacken will speak on God’s Love for Man with parents and friends urged to attend. Mrs Buecker and Rev Most are reported ill, but his family may attend again.

J. C. F. McMacken

Baxter Succeeds Hunter as Wayne Oil Tank Works Manager

Alexander M. Baxter succeeds W. E. Hunter as manager at the Wayne oil tank works and assumes duties. Formerly a senior member of Baxter & Tarmon, he is a well known and popular gentleman. A host of friends wish him success in his new position.

Alexander M. Baxter W. E. Hunter Wayne Oil Tank Works Baxter Baxter & Tarmon

Census Agent Begins City Manufacturing Survey Thursday

Philip L. Zorbaugh arrives as special census agent to collect manufacturing and industrial statistics in the city under the census department. He is assisted by Louis C. Graham of Decatur and Bernhard Clapham of Columbia City with similar work in Bluffton, Decatur, and Columbia City.

Philip L. Zorbaugh Zorbaugh Census Department Louis C. Graham Decatur Bernhard Clapham Columbia City Bluffton

Contractor orders materials for homes on East Main and Mast Streets

Contractor Henry Hilgemann placed orders this morning for material to build a $5,000 residence for Jos. Baker on East Main Street near Old Fort Park. He also ordered supplies to remedy the house of William Doehrman on Mast Street and Washington Street where improvements will be extensive.

Henry Hilgemann Jos. Baker East Main Street Old Fort Park William Doehrman Mast St Washington Street

Judge Bakers Federal Court Opens With Patent Suit Hearing

The June term of the U S district court convened in the government building with Judge John H. Baker presiding. Major cases include George E Johnson et al vs John S McCurdy over patent infringement for a Peerless Dental Cuspidor. many attorneys and models presented, likely occupying the day.

United States District Court John H. Baker Noble C. Butler Indianapolis T. J. Logan United States E. C. Rose Angola John A. Scott John Soliday Captain Helt George E. Johnson Chicago Seymour G. Smith City of Fort Wayne Herbert H. Thorpe Michael Frash Consolidated Store Service Company James H. Foley Alva Brandon Minnesota Threshing Company Carl Zipernowsky Fort Wayne Electric Company Frank Long W. H. Kiblinger Company Baker George F. Eldred William F. Kessler John C. Hull Milard W. Simons Herbert J. Inks

Kane's World’s Fair Display At 24 Calhoun Street

James M Kane advertises a grand display of low priced goods at Kane's, featuring stockings, half hose, boys wagons, velocipedes, hammocks, fishing tackle, baby cabs, belts, fans, bird cages, base ball gear, razors, pocket knives, watches, albums, books and more with prices starting at 5 to 35 cents and up to 5 dollars.

Kane’s James M. Kane Calhoun

Stewart Zurbuck Wedding at St Patrick’s Church

One of the largest weddings at St Patrick’s Catholic church was that of Miss May Stewart and Peter Zurbuck at 9 o’clock. Rev Father Delaney officiated. The bride wore white organdie and carried a white prayer. The bridesmaid was Miss Kirtigss of Chicago.

St. Patrick’s Catholic Church May Stewart Peter Zurbuck Wadring Father Delaney Mins Kirtigss Chicago

Middletown High Welcomes Girls from Hoagland and Poe

News notes that Hoagland and Poe girls will attend Middletown high school next winter as it becomes a boys school. The piece mentions Miss Callie Ruhl injuring a foot, a marriage between Miss Etta Emrick and Harmon Foreman, and Mae Emrick earning a business college scholarship. Local political nominations include William Soest for trustee and Simeon Vaughn for assessor.

Hoagland Poe Middletown Callie Ruhl Etta Emrick Harmon Foreman Fort Wayne Hurrah Marion Mace Shookman Mae Emrick Business College Elsworth Ruhl Alice Ruhl William Soest Simeon Vaughn Charley Mailand Rounder Brothers

Sand Point Items Highlight Local Grange Growth and Community News

Little River Grange admitted Alexander Johnson John Boone Miss Maude Dall Mr and Mrs W F DeVilbiss and Mr and Mrs C W Fairfield as new candidates. Grange membership grew from twenty three in February to forty eight and rising. Prairie Grove U B church social at Noah Welbaum's drew a large crowd despite cold weather. A gypsy encampment on the Bluffton road unsettles farmers as twenty to thirty horses roam at night harming crops. Mrs Elias Hartzell and son visited Wesley Roebuck. Annie Alway and Herbert Grosvenor of Fort Wayne visited Luke Daniel. Henry Neireister left Wesley Roebuck to work in New York. Frank Zion replaces him. Wayne township high school term ended. Miss Maude Graham led a pleasant primary picnic nearby.

Little River Grange Alexander Johnson John Boone Maude Dall W. F. DeVilbiss C. W. Fairfield Grange Prairie Grove U. B Noah Welbaum Bluffton Road Elias Hartzell and Son Middletown Wesley Roebuck Annie Alway Herbert Grosvenor Fort Wayne Luke Daniel Henry Wne

Obituary of Philip Marquardt Passes at 60 in Indiana

Philip Marquardt born August 6 1839 in Clark county Ohio died June 15 1900 at age 60 in Madison township Allen county Indiana. He married Sevilla Flaugh August 29 1865 and had eleven children two predeceased him. A founder of the Marquardt congregation he remained a faithful German Lutheran parishioner until death. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Rev W D Trover Auburn with a large crowd in attendance.

Philip Marquardt Clark County Ohio Indiana Madison Township Alen County W. D. Trover Auburn

Patient Bevard discharged after rare facial surgery

J A Bevard left Hope hospital at noon today for Garrett after a rare operation in which the nose was removed and a cancerous tumor excised from his head, followed by reconstruction. He is reported to be recovering at home.

J. A. Bevard Hope Hospital Garrett Mr. Bevard Mr. Bevart

Delicate operation leaves faint scar as memento

A surgical procedure described as delicate will leave only a faint scar on the head as a lasting reminder. The account emphasizes the procedure’s mild scarring and long term cosmetic result.

Milan S and S Sunday School Convention Opens in Gar Creek Chapel

The Milan township Sunday school convention met at Gar Creek Union chapel with Rev. Samuel Youder leading song and devotion and Missionary S S Hall Jr delivering the sermon. President J F Remmy chaired a full program including talks by S Doty CC B Sweeney and others and music from Barrett and De vaux Sunday schools. An offering of 6.48 funded programs and county missionary work, with officers listed as President J F Remmy Chamberlain vice Cyrus Gorrell secretary Clara Miller.

Milan Township Samuel Youder S. S. Hall, Jr Gar Creek Union Chapel J. F. Remmy S. Doty CC. B. Sweeney E. C. Carrington Barrett and Devaux Etta Rothgeb Lizzie C. Rothgeb Fannie Johnson Mary Harper Irma Rothgeb Cora E. Rothgeb Helen Harper Lizzie Harper Jennie Nicodemus Maud Harper Lester Rose Charles Rothgeb John

Cornell's Traveling Geological Laboratory

A steam torpedo-boat sized laboratory named the Orthoceras travels with Prof Harris's geology class from Cornell. The six-horsepower propulsion ships 5 by 30 feet, seats eighteen, and ferries students from Cornell to places like Lake Champlain and New Orleans for field work.

Cornell Department of Gcology Harris New Orleans Lake Champlain Orthoceras New York Press

Republican Platform Proposal Sparks Sardonic Humor

The note that a Boer plank will be added to the Republican platform prompts smiles if not laughter. The chairman shows ebullient readiness, leaping from grave to gay with acrobatic calm, always in step with the party procession.

Mark Hanna

Marriage Licenses and Local Incident Report

Marriage licenses issued to Louis J. Parnin and Mary C. Parrot, Philisee Rondot and Magdalen Traut, Peter V. Zurbach and Mary C. Stewart, Frank J. Belot and Mary M. Reilly. Two Chicago men visiting Harrison Street clinic led to one man suffering a lung hemorrhage and weakness. another was admitted and later moved to a boarding house. Garr Creek grain elevator contract awarded to Wehrenburg & Buesching for excavation and foundation work by Woodburn Elevator Co.

J. D. Chambers Harrison Street Chicago Garr Creek Woodburn Elevator Company Wehrenburg & Buesching

Architects complete plans for Browand home in Garrett

Kendrick and Bradley finalize two story frame residence for Dr. Chris Browand of Garrett. The six room house carries an estimated cost of about 1700 dollars and marks a local building milestone.

Kendrick & Bradley Chris Browand Garrett

Deputy McGoogan Sets June Hours for Tax Stamp Issuance

Dr G B McGoogan deputy revenue collector announces office hours 9 to 11 and 2 to 4 for the rest of June to issue special tax stamps needed by July 1.

G. B. McGoogan

Republican split over vice presidency stalls Hanna bid

Fragmentary notes indicate the Republican stance on the vice presidency is stubborn, hindering Mahout Hanna's potential bid. The text reflects intra-party tension and uncertainty about leadership moves.

Mahout Hanna Hig Bie

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Noble County Democrats Hubler Union MR. Hunter Cincinnati Louisville James Kane Stewart-Zurbuch Middletown News Milan Louis J. Parnin and Mary C. Par Rot Philisee Rondot and Magdalen Traut Peter V. Zurbach Mary C. Stewart Frank J. Belot Mary M. Reilly The Boston Ye Seersucker Mwe Botac Lee Court Street Old Reliable Columbia Street Young Good Young Hyson Japan Burt Ross Columbia St
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