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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1907

Page

10

Allen County court actions mix remonstrance and suits

Lloyd Hursh fights a Cedar Creek township remonstrance to block saloon influence in Allen County while hearings stretch weeknights. Augusta Witte seeks divorce dismissal as other cases file profit shares and injury suits. Courts docket includes stock scheme allegations and criminal pleas with sentences in Jeffersonville.

Lloyd Hursh Commissioners’ Court Cedar Creek Allen County Hursh

Suit filed to recover 1500 for alleged worthless stock

Henry J Schrader and Ella Schrader sue Albert Butler and George T Butler in circuit court for 1500 claiming 1000 was paid for worthless Toledo Abrilasre Cement stock. George T Butler as president and Albert Butler as secretary are named in the Wayne Pressed Brick Company context. The complaint, drafted by Breen tris, alleges actions in January by company officers.

Augusta Witte Augusta Witte Protective Electric Supply Company County Recorder W. L. Moel Jering Milton Larimer Frank xX. Staub George W. Youttit Edward Rourke Henry J., _ Schrader Ella Schrader Albert Butler George T. Butler Toledo “Abrilasre, Cement’ Company George Ty. Butler Ibert Butler Sec Wayne Pressed Brick Company Breen Tris Cer

Fort Wayne Court Actions and Sentences Report

Harry Clifton pled guilty to petit larceny in circuit court and drew one to fourteen years in Jeffersonville reform school after stealing a $60 pocketbook from a resort inmate. Edith Fulford faced incorrigibility charges and was sent to the industrial school. Henry Hirschfelder secured a divorce from Ella Hirschfelder in superior court. John Morris named judge pro tem for tomorrow. Fort Wayne pursues a new trial in Reinewald personal injury suit. S. D. McNutt sues Fort Wayne and South Bend Traction for $125 over alleged survey methods and right of way costs. Harper and Eggeman represent McNutt.

Harry Clifton Woolwright Jeffersonville Whe Superior Street Auburn Uliston Fort Wayne Bureau of Identification Henry Hirschfelder Ella Hirschfelder Edith May Fulford Toledo John Morris Heaton

Margaret Nelson Weds William in Saturday Ceremony

A brief marriage notice records Margaret Nelson marrying William on Saturday. The report notes the couple's union though few other details are available in the fragment.

Meyer Quality and Safe Staples Ad

A vintage ad extols Meyer Quality groceries with emphasis on safe prescriptions stock foods baking powder spices and flavoring extracts. It promises freshness lowest prices and careful stock monitoring to preserve reputation.

Divorce and separations move through Fort Wayne courts

The day in Fort Wayne courts featured complaints of desertion drunken spending and threats over child custody. Elizabeth Magner testified she is a trained nurse and sought support from Eli Magner. Grace Wilson seeks legal separation from Ernest Wilson with the Perfec tion Biscuit Co co-defendant. A restraining order covered the Perfection company. Several support suits and a mental health declaration also appeared as the April circuit term closed.

Elizabeth Magner Eli Magner Baugher George Eppert Grace Wilson Ernest Wilson Perfection Biscuit Company Wilson Perfection Company Emrick & Emrick Cora Shafer Claude W. Shafer John McKee Breen & Morris John Morris Heaton Julia Chausse Circuit Court The Fort Wayne Hotel Company

Miller Vests Damages Over Engine Sparks In Adams County Case

Andrew Miller sues Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad in a change of venue case sent to Fort Wayne. He seeks 200 damages for three fires on the Miller property on three dates in 1906 allegedly caused by engine sparks, with fires destroying trees and fence rails. Attorneys Hanna Geake Moran appear for Miller. Zollars & Zollars for the railroad. Anna Cole seeks divorce from Joseph Cole with custody of seven children and 1000 alimony, alleging years of abuse and lack of support. Lenards represents both sides.

Andrew Miller The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Company Adams County Fort Wayne Heaton Superior Court Miller Place H. G., Hanna W. C. Geake Attorney Moran Decatur Miller Zollars & Zollars Anna Cole Joseph Cole Coles Ti “Lenards

Prison trio to Michigan City per court sentences

The court sentences Charles Lysher to one to eight years for horse stealing and Arthur Clifton to two to fourteen years for grand larceny. They are to be taken to Michigan City by sheriff Grice tomorrow.

Settlement Reached in Douxa vs Schlitz Gas Explosion Case

The Douxa versus Schlitz Brewing Co and others case was stricken from the docket after an amicable settlement. Douxa sought 3000 damages for injuries from a gas explosion at her home. The case had prior trial delays and transfers to federal court were discussed.

Anna Douxa The Schlitz Brewing Company Superior Court Ballou & Hoffman George D. Guenther Martha M. Guenther Sneath Montana

Wheat and corn markets at Chicago and Toledo on June 25

Chicago and Toledo wheat and corn prices moved with firm bets and steady closes. Chicago notes active buying from commission houses due to steady cables and southwest rains, with September trading around 94 94¾ cents and firm into the close. Corn opened easier on favorable growing weather, September around 52 53 cents, closing firm. other grains show limited activity and steady to higher pork and lard futures at modest moves.

Chicago Ill Minneapolis Duluth

East Buffalo Market Hogs and cattle mixed on June 25

Prices move across regional markets with East Buffalo, Chicago and Pittsburgh reports. Hogs receipts total 3 400 at East Buffalo, with mediates and heavies at 6.30 to 6.35 and stags 4.00 to 4.50. cattle market steady. sheep strong. Chicago hogs weak to lower, cattle steady, lambs 5.75 to 7.25. Pittsburgh cattle steady, hogs 6.10 to 6.40, lambs 7.65.

East Buffalo N. Y New York Chicago Ill Cincinnati Ohio Pittsburg Bush & Co Weill Brothers & Co Tresselt & Sons Shorts Hogwenstein Crouse Columbia Street Eckart Packing Co

Butter and Cheese Markets in Chicago and New York June 25

Chicago and New York markets report firm butter and cheese prices. Butter seen steady with creamery and common varieties ranging 18 to 25c. cheese firm with state and western varieties 10 to 13c. Poultry and other market notes include steady prices for turkeys and chickens.

Chicago Ill New York New State

Toledo Market and Fort Wayne Markets Report

Market notes from Toledo Ohio June 25 show prices for wheat corn oats rye butter and eggs with various regional quotations. The Fort Wayne market lists grain, hides, wool, meats and dairy prices and supplier quotations from multiple firms with ranges for commodities and live stock.

Toledo Ohio North Lima South Lima Indiana

Commodity Prices and Fresh Produce At Massillon Market

Quotations from J. T. Johnson at 407 Barr Street list coal prices for Pocahontas and Cannel coal per ton and general market values. Agricultural items include wheat at 93 cents per bushel, corn 48 to 50 cents, rye 72 cents, oats 38 to 43 cents, and various tonnage prices. Livestock and dairy items cover chickens, eggs, butter, and onions at stated amounts, reflecting a typical market brief.

Barr Street Massillon Jackson Pocahontas Fort Commission J. T. Johnson

Hicksville Driving Club Races Highlight Weekend Event

Hot finishes expected at the Hicksville Driving Club races held July 17 18 and 19. Travel from Fort Wayne at 11 am via Lake Shore interurban to Hicksville with arrival by B and O time for competition.

Hicksville

Fort Wayne Hotel Directors Aim to Boost Subscriptions

The Fort Wayne Hotel directors met Thursday evening and resolved to raise local subscriptions to at least $200,000. Committees were formed to push the drive, which is believed achievable.

New Fort Wayne Hotel Company

Deering Twine Offered as Cheapest by the Foot

D SHORDON & CO. advertises Deering Binder Twine as the lowest cost by the foot, claiming it is not cheaper per pound but is cheapest by the foot. Located at 218 222 East Columbia Street, the notice urges purchases from the firm.

D. Shordon & CO Columbia Street

Utica Forge and Tool plant destroyed by fire

A fire today destroyed the Utica Drop Forge and Tool Company plant. Loss estimated at $200,000.

Aytica Utica Forge’ and Tool Company Fira

Real Estate Transfers Across Several Townships

A compilation of property transfers: Burlen Warner to Hugh Kain in Hamilton with Cedar Creek township parcels. Lloyd Hursh to Frank and Ada Disler in Cedar Creek township. Edward Connett et al to Perry E and Nellie P Morgan in Wayne township. Commercial Improvement Co to William F Graeter in Wayne and to John V Real in Wayne. Nellie P Morgan transfers in Connett’s O L. Catherine Cunnison to Orpha and Lillian Walbold in St Joseph township. John C Capron to Wiley M Lasseter in Lafayette. John D Weaver to Wiley M Lasseter in Lafayette. B B Schlatter to B P Gerig in Cedar Creek. William Keily to Sam Deahl in Wayne. Benjamin F Frederick to Thomas Van En in Cedar Creek. Mary J Whitney to Louisa S Miller in Lake. Fort Wayne Trust Co to William Graper in Drexel Park, Wayne.

Burlen Warner Hugh Kain Cor Hamilton Moning Cedar Creek Lloyd Mary Hursh Frank Ada Disler Urbamadd Cendar Creek Edward Connett Perry E Nellie P. Morgan O. L Connett Wayne John D. Weaver Wiley M. LA Rcret Lafayette B. B. Schlatter B. P. Gerig William Keily Sam Deahl Benjamin F. Frederick Thomas Vanen Mary J. Whitney Louisa S. Miller Lake Fort Wayne Trust Co William Graper Drexel Park

Indiana Veteran Dead

Major J. B. Cox 76 died at his Howell home after recruiting a Civil War company. He led the Baptist college at Oakland City for many years and was prominent in First District Democratic politics.

Evansville Ind J. B. Cox Howell Cox Baptist College Oakland City

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Panama Eton Allen County Courts Schraders Jesse Mosier Edward Shoaff Charles Lasher Margaret Nelson William Nelson Emrick Benjamin F. Bortner Toledo and Chicago Railway Company Spindler Stuckey Ditch Cedar Creek Township Grain and Provisions Rorthea Aia F. M. Smith & Co China - Lac State Pennsylvania Kentucky Tennessee Binder
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