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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
6
A recipe note suggests making small hot biscuits just before the meal. Use Royal Baking Powder for best results and serve with butter honey marmalade or jam as a light dessert option. Royal Baking Powder Co New York is recommended.
Combat near Mount Dajo between American forces and Moro factions ends with 18 soldiers killed and 52 wounded, plus 32 navalized casualties and 3 constabulary dead. Major General Wood praises troop performance as six hundred Moros die in the crater fight near Jolo.
Investiga tion by expert accountant J. E. Coombs of Indiana found a nine year period shortage of 810 dollars in DeKalb county. About 600 dollars are disputed claims and 200 dollars from minor clerical errors. Commissioners ordered the review amid public clamor and paid 1,000 dollars for the work, which will clear rumors of irregularities.
In Garrett Indiana on March 14 the city council met to act on a special election requested by residents. The measure aims to comply with the expressed will of the people and relates to construction decisions.
Rescue work halted at Courrieres pits in France after a catastrophic mine explosion and gas danger. Officials fear a second blast as engineers begin ventilating chambers and plan limited resumption of relief efforts and funerals scheduled for Tuesday. About 1060 victims reported. parents face delays and crowding as identifications occur amid mounting grief at the mine site.
The Chicago wheat market opened slightly lower on snow and milder weather in the belt, then recovered with buying by commission houses. May futures dip to about 76% to 77% cents, with nearby corn slipping to around 42% cents and oats near 29% cents as receipts rise. Provisions firm, May pork around 15.70, lard near 7.75, ribs about 8.30.
Chicago market receipts show cattle at 4000 with steady bids, hogs at 18000 up five cents, mixed and butcher classes $5.90 to $6.32, and light pigs around $4.75 to $6.15. sheep and lambs steady to firm. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati markets cited with similar notes on cattle hogs and sheep prices.
The State of Indiana Allen County court cites Julia Mayer v Eliza Hayden et al in the Superior Court January Term Case No 9315. It lists numerous defendants including Carolyn Poag John L Hanna Edna Hanna Margaret C Reusch and others with heirs and executors of estates among the defendants. The action seeks to quiet title and names surviving spouses descendants creditors administrators devisees and trustees of various deceased individuals. The names appear in a lengthy abstract of all parties with uncertain spellings and incomplete identifiers.
Action to Quiet Title filed in Allen County Indiana by Julia Mayer against non resident defendants John A. McAllister Hugh McC Bond Ida J Bond Emily Lang Bertram J Lang. Court notified on April 24 1906 to answer or demur per clerk W H Johnson seal.
State of Indiana Allen County notices non-resident defendants Josephine M Kehoe and Thomas Kehoe in Nester L Martin et al v Alexander A Martin et al before Allen Circuit Court February term 1906 The court warns they must appear and answer or demur by April 30 1906 or the cause will proceed in their absence. Clerk J M Robinson and E V Harris attorneys for plaintiff.
In the January Term 1906 Superior Court of Indiana, Allen County, Frederick Stahr files an action to quiet title against Andrew Johnston and the unknown heirs and representatives of his estate. The defendants include creditors executors heirs and devisees with unknown identities. Also named are Hirola Wickersham Winter Evitt Hough and Mrs. David Levitt.
Notice is given that by order of the Allen Circuit Court the administrator will offer for sale at public auction the real estate described as the west part of the east 14 of the southwest of section 27 in township 31 north range 12 east Allen County Indiana containing 66 acres more or less. Sale begins at 10:00 a.m. cash terms. Roderick D. Fleming administrator Emrick and Emrick attorneys.
Keener and Amstutz dissolve partnership with Amstutz retiring. A M Keener will continue milling. Rumors say Amstutz contracted for Eulie Repp farm near the village edge. Repp family plans to move to Denver, Colorado due to ill health. The Hirsch pool room building sold to William Valleau to become a blacksmith shop. Hirsch faces license resistance in Springfield township. Reichelderfer to move meat market to Walter Hood tomorrow. future plans undetermined. County commissioners held eastern county business last week. Maysville church plans Easter concert.
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