Notable Fort Wayne Notices and Local Legal Actions
Fort Wayne items report a Glasgow avenue party last week, water works development, new residences, and multiple court suits including James Dinnen vs Theresa Cremer for 75.5 dollars and Emanuel Sebrock vs C Schneider for 225 dollars. Several marriages, relocations, and business changes appear among city notices and society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Dinnen
Theresa Cremer
F. Harper
Emanuel M. Sebrock
C. Schneider
Charles E. Emanuel
Auburn
James Roberta
John J. Ross
Esquire Baldwin
Mason Long
George Guttermuth
Morris & Barrett
Jesse H. Young
W. D. Kyle
Dayton Alderman
D. Sherdon
Columbia Street
Afoful Murder near Vranukfort In Indiana
Harvey Craitzer of Huntertown was murdered in a saloon row that led to a violent confrontation. Police report an arrest has been made but details are scarce as investigators gather facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth W. Behrens
Margaret M. Ryan
Ellen
Daniel Curtis
Harvey Craitzer
Huntertown
This County
V’ranukfort
Ind
Craitzer
Voors Repeats Wage Claim in Justice Court for Four Years
John Herman Voors, a familiar litigant, visits Justice Ryan's court every Saturday for back wages claimed from farmers in Maples. He walked twelve miles for the legal case, insisting on payment despite neighbors deeming him not of sound mind. Voors is said to work for L Learking in Adams township and has German relatives who urge his return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.B
Charles Titus
Nickel Plate Road
Cora Kariger
Lower
Elizabeth (Tam) Wilcox
Moss Point
Miss
Si Tam
Ed Rogers
Auburn
Ind
Wisconsin
Trexler
Hugh Stewart
Monroeville
Luce
J. L. Leeper
Second Presbyterian Church
Battle Creek
Mich
Theodore Gotsch
Toledo
J. W. Stienbach
Henrietta Hitzfield
Columbia City
People’s Store
Pixley-Long Block
Win Bush
West Wayne Street
James J. Wood
Arc Electrician
Brooklyn
Fort Wayne Electric Company
Wood
Bush
Smith & Gotsch
Port Townsend
Morgan & Beach
Fort Wayne
Kendallville Sun
R. P. Barr
A. A. Chapin
Mr. Barr
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
D. W. Moffatt
J. M. Boggs
A. K. Zartman
Lida Lowry
J. A. Rondthaler
Indianapolis
Thos. R. Marshall
P. 4
Clugston
James Guerard
Decatur
A. W. Ritter
Haw Patch
Kate Mohler
Lima
Gertrude M. Wells
Waterloo
Indiana
George Alter
Samuel Brokaw
Stephen D. Bond
Will Wilson
Mason Long
Stony Point
Lakeside
Michael Horn
Washington Township
Mossville
Ill
May
J. Hartshorn
Butler Street
Patrick Ryan
J. F. Wing
Huntertown
Phillip Roellinger
G. W. Saul
Miss Hail
Rich
Sion S. Bass
League Park
Marion
James E. Early
Pittsburg
Bucyrus
Ohio
Messrs
Ed. Woodward
Will Lane
Arizona
W. W. Rockhill
Santa J’e
N.M
Lake City
St. Louis Springs
Commodore Foote
Fairy Queen
D. Nestel
Chicago
Kohl & Middleton
Justice Taney
Feanda Packer
Johanna Tritipo
Justice Hays
Edward B. Carothers
Julia Ann Sayers
Webster Street
van Wert
Monroe Springer
Susie Hofmann
Chas. I. Draegar
Laura Crockett
Adolph Hagist
Augusta Stellhorn
John W. Baillie
Catharine Gibf
Montgomery Hamilton
Superior Court
Alexander O. Huester
Charles D. C. Huestis
Ninde and
Colerick
Peter FE. Pickard
John Manning
South John Street
Millhouse
Force Street
Jacob Meyer
Pottlitzer Bros
St. Joe
J. C. Peters
Louis Peltier
Isaac Mowrer
Henry Liedolph
Chapin
A. W. Seubrease
Trinity Episcopal Church
Chas. Barksdell
George Wogemann
Wilmer Leonard
Daisy
A. Hattersley
Charles Colerick
Casanave
Richmond
Orphan Asylum
G. Nieman
Christian Roebel
South Wayne
St. Joe Hospital
J. M. Dinnen
L. M. Jones
Peru
Justice Ryan
the Gazette
John Herman Voors
Maples
Voors
Calla
Ryan
Mus
M. E
Woodsum
Norway
Tony
H. H. Cason
John V. Manor
Drugetst
Gainesboro
Tenn
Taylor & Taylor
Frankfort
Kan
Allen County Farmers Alliance Meets in Fort Wayne
The Allen County Farmers Alliance held a Saturday session in the Bank block chaired by John M. Taylor with W. A. Kelsey as secretary. A protest against city restrictions on farmers selling to consumers was approved and a state alliance meeting planned for June 4 and 5 in Fort Wayne. Resolutions urged retrenchment in salaries, urged anti trust and anti adulterated food laws, and endorsed candidates pledging to support producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County Farmers’ Alliance
John M. Taylor
Eel River Township
W. A. Kelsey
Dunfee
Messrs. Ringwall
J. D. Gloyd
Fort Wayne
Farmers’ Alliance
Allen County
Indiana
Allen County Alliance
United States
Congress
Stele
Degolerd
Hursh Fatally Crushed by Freight Cars at East Yards
L. Hursh a Pennsyl vania car repairer was fatally crushed between moving freight cars at the east yards while crossing tracks. He died instantly. a widow and three young children survive. The mournful accident followed by his burial and funeral preparations at his residence. A separate incident near Lafayette reports a double wreck on the Indiana Hill grade when a Lake Erie and Western east bound freight split, a Big Four train rear-end collided with the detached portion. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. ©. Hursh
Pennsylvania Company
Hursh
P. Alter
East Yards
Cleanwoods
Cara
Perth
Morgage
Eliza Street
Lafayette
Ind
Lake Erie
Indiana Hill
Here
Explosion wrecks Shelton cracker and candy shop on Calhoun
A natural gas blast at 209 Calhoun street destroyed Skelton's front and shattered plate glass. Head baker M. P. Faulks suffered burns but survived. The cause remains unclear as bystanders Archer and Skelton's son William escaped uninjured. Owner is widow Mrs Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Shelton
Calhoun Street
M. P. Faulks
Skelton
Beneke & Co
Younge
Mr. Faulks
Knights of Pythias
Mr. Skelton
Johnson
Archer
William
Faulks
Fort Wayne Hosts Tri-State Millers Association Convention
The Business Men's Exchange in Fort Wayne plans the May 13 14 convention drawing millers from Indiana Ohio and beyond. A banquet on May 14 aims to surpass all prior events with about 1000 badges and 2000 invitations prepared. preparations include space for 500 attendees and an expo of mill machinery and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State
Millers’ Association
Indiana
Ohio
Orff
Fort Wayne
Lauferty
Manning
Exchange
Samuel Foster
Michigan
United States
Jos. Jenkinson
John Menus Thompson
Nashville Commercial Club
Indianapolis
Champion Binder Offered For Farmers Imitations Warned
The notice extols the Champion Binder praising its malleable iron and steel construction and neater appearance than rivals. It urges farmers to compare quality and price before purchasing while highlighting durability over cast iron. An estray horse is also noted, taken up by John Lumley seven miles north of Fort Wayne on the Goshen road, with owner to prove ownership and pay damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estray
John Lumley
Fort Wayne
Goshen Road
Arrangements Completed Resolutions Passed by Allen County Bar
The Allen County bar held a meeting in Fort Wayne to honor Judge William W. Carson. Resolutions praised his rise from humble origins, service as legislator and judge, and character of honesty. The bar urged attendance at his funeral and to record the memorial in court order books. Death of Mrs. Yeager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County
Circuit Court
Fort Wayne
Robert Lowry
C. H. Worden
Col. R. 8. Robertson
O'Rourke
C. M. Dawson
William W. Carson
Carson
Bar
Indiana
Common Pleas
E. O’reanxe
Rowentson
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Fort Apne Sentinel
van Buskirk
C. Kaiser
Glasgow Avenue
New Haven
B. T. McDonald
Barbara
Gustave F. Rhein
Judge Chapin
Washington and
Clinton Streets
Joe Evans
West
Iddings
Kendallville
Will Reed
Hays
Warsaw
Herman Brake
Maumee Road
Odd Fellows
C. W. Edwards
Wm. Lain
Pearse
John Curtice
Tony Trentman
George Evans
Kalfus
San Jose
Cal
Liverpool
New York
City
Berlin
City of New York
J. O. Juce
Pennsylvania
G. W. Fulton
Pearl Street
Jack Read
Simpson Methodist Church
Mr. Driver
A. E. Mahin
Henry Erdle
Lillie Street
Edward Clausmeier
Edward Dalman
F. M. Smith & Co
Conrad Bischoff
Joseph Holman
John Stoll
Logansport
Wm. Rodenbeck
BR. Sloat
Huller
Frank Nommey
Spy Row Avenue
Hendricks Club
J. M. Barrett
E. E. Jamison
Hoagland
Post Office
AL. D. Miller
Harry Knox
Sedalia
Michael Woulfe
Melita Street
A. Nickey
J. W. Hayden
South Calhoun Street
Muddy Fork
Clark County
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Council Bluffs
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Union Depot
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Far West
Huntington Democrat
G. M. Hoffman
Salamonie Gas and Mining Company
Huntington
Hartford City
Muncie
Brice
Bradbury
H. ©. Parker
W. I. T. Club
Mrs. Grosjean
Wall
John D. Fritz
Amos A. Branstrater
Minnie Dennis
Frederick Beckmann
Mary Brooking
William J. Krepper
Katie J. Poinsett
John M. Miller
Ed. al
Charles Schaper
Emma A. Jones
Iain M. Jones
Hitchcock Manufacturing Company
Judson M. Taylor
John Double
Taylor
Double
Ada
Pairmers
J. H. Voors
Justice Courts
Farmers Resolve
The
Shelton Cracker Manufactory
Millers’ Convention
R.T. McDonald
R. T. McDonald
Fort Wayne Land and Improvement Company
McDonald
Catholic Cemetery
Lake Avenue
Maysville Road
Improvement Company
Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation
Ton
C. J. Sosenheimer
Charles Street
U. S. Gov't Report
Mergentheim’s Bazaar
Northwest Corner
Main and
Fort Wayne, Ind
Bargain
Nale
Warner
Judge Carson
W. W. Carson
Dr. Moffat
Edward O'Rourke
John Morris
Allen Zollars
Joseph Brackenridge
Fanny
H. B. Yeager
George O. Yeager
Master Builders’ Association
Montgomery Street
AL 8
Lanferty & Co
Yam, Pete & Max
PHA
Pixley & CO
the Manufacturing Clothiers
E. Berry Street
George Dewald
Royal Stainless
Ladies, Misses & Childrens
Ellingworth
L.O. Hull
Sentinel
J.D. Morgan
M. D
John Dalman
Editor Sentinel
John Beigler
Tam
Do. M. Dawson
Editor
Put. B. Colerice
Ora
Allen Circuit
Daniel W. Souder
John B. Mo
Mr. Manning
J.J. Kern
Andrew F. Glotting
J. C. Peltier
Eonyen Mon
Nou
Snenirre
Epwanp F. Clausmeizr
Preston Chapman
Banek, Cosgrove, JR
Solomon Doty
Milan Township
Cass Hunter
Cu. Wenninghoff
Lafayette Township
Ward Beckman
A. M. Darroch
Aboite Township
Alien County
Urlon
Sentinel—Pleavre
Recorder
Gxo
W. Fickel
A. Bowerlock
W. A. Reichelderfer
M. M. Thompson
Surveyor
HeEney E. FisceEs
Pieass
J. H. Stellhorn
Bass
Wu. Schwier
H. F. Bullerman
Fanny Graff
Allen
James M. Barrett
George W. Loag
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