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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1907

Page

8

Spring Cloths and Lace Specials at Cloak and Suit

Our Cloak and Suit department showcases distinctive styles and quality fabrics. Warm weather fabrics are at their best now with lawns batistes dimities organdies and silk novelties offered at attractive prices. Norman dy and Point de Paris laces on sale 10c a yard, with wide inserts. Visit the third floor for carpets rugs and curtains to beautify the home without straining your purse.

Normandy Point de Paris

Fort Wayne Gas Firm Seeks Transfer of Case to Federal Court

In superior court today Fort Wayne Gas Co filed bond and motion to transfer the old injury case against it and Schlitz Brewing Co to the U S circuit court. Suit seeks $1,500 for damages from a neighborhood gas explosion. Judge Heaton will rule next Monday.

Hundred affidavits filed over unpaid dog tax in Wayne Township

Afternoon court session in Justice Hawthorn's court saw exactly one hundred affidavits filed charging Wayne township residents with owning or harboring dogs for which the tax remained unpaid for last year. The proceedings indicate broad enforcement of local dog tax compliance.

Wayne Township Hawthorn’s Court

Walters Divorce Suit Filed Over Cruelty Allegations

A complaint filed in the superior court by Julia J. Walters seeks a divorce from Edward Walters alleging repeated fist strikes and contemptuous treatment during their marriage from February 6, 1903, to April 27, 1907. The suit names attorney G. W. Louttit and notes earlier marital issues and accusations of chastity.

Julia J. Walters Edward Walters Walters G. W. Louttit Court Perry Frederick Lizzie Parker Cedar Creek Township

Wabash Railroad Files Record-Breaking Mortgage

The Wabash Railroad company filed in the office of County Recorder George L. Ashley this morning a mortgage described as the largest in the county by pages and words, covering a vast sum and emphasizing the financial scope of the transaction.

Wabash Railroad Company George L. Ashley

Hypothecation of Holdings for 200 Million Loan Described

A long instrument hypothecating all holdings to secure a 200 million loan from Bowling Green Trust Co is filed. Trustees J C Van Blarcen and J B Forgan oversee a 102 page record with 34 000 words and a 34 dollar recording fee. The loan runs 50 years at 4 percent with gold as payment, covering all indebtedness and debentures.

Bowling Green Trust Company J. C. van Blarcen J. B. Forgan

New Liquor License Rule Enforced by County Board

County commissioners adopt a new rule requiring a $100 license fee to be deposited with the county treasurer before any liquor license application is considered. The change aims to stop delinquent dealers who failed to obtain or pay for licenses.

Will of Richmond musician Frederick Goebel totals 13000

Three days before his death the aged musician Frederick Goebel made a will listing $13,000 in gifts to relatives and friends. He left $2,000 to Jacob Bilcer, $1,500 to John Bilcer, $500 to John J. Bilcer, $500 to Charles W. Bilcer, and $2,000 to George W. Kensill, with liberal donations to a local church and an orphanage in Richmond.

Frederick Goebel Richmond Jacob Bilcer John Bilcer John J. Bilcer Charles W. Bilcer George W. Kensill

Vegetarianism as Superior Diet Promotes Malta-Vita Wheat

A persuasive piece argues vegetarians live longer with less illness and greater vitality. It promotes Malta-Vita, a pre digested wheat product, as the best form of wheat food, claiming quick maltose absorption and energy, and notes it is sold in ten cent sealed packages by grocers.

America Earth Malta-Vita

Will of May 1 1907 names multiple beneficiaries and executor

The will of May 1 1907 bequeaths $1 000 to Mrs Dorothea Scheffer $1 900 to Edward Scheffer $1 000 to Christ Boehm $1 000 to St Johns Evangelical Lutheran church $500 to Rev H P Dannecker and $1 000 to the orphans home of the Evangelical Lutheran joint synod at Richmond Ind $500 to John Lotz If proceeds exceed bequests residuary shares are to be divided among beneficiaries Dannecker named executor Taken Under Advisement In a divorce case Maggie Mueller vs Henry Mueller evidence was heard and the matter taken under advisement The judge questioned the mental condition of the husband Revoked His License Harry Alderman's saloon license was revoked for not paying county license fee The board may appeal but Alderman faces daily liability if he operates without a license Sues for Damages Nate L Bowman sues William Bartenick for $5 000 alleging injury from a brick vent collapse at a Pearl street building Emrick Emrick represent Bowman

Dorothea Scheffer Edward Scheffer Christ Boehm St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church H. P. Dannecker The Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod Richmond Ind John Lotz Dannecker Harry Alderman Alderman Nate L. Bowman William Bartenick Pearl Street Emrick

Dr. O H Meyers Opens New Dentists Office

Dr O H Meyers, after a decade with Dr Williams, moves to his own stylish quarters in the North American building on Clinton Street opposite Masonic Temple. A University of Indiana graduate, he is praised as one of northern Indiana's best dentistry practitioners. Friends visit to extend congratulations at his new, well equipped office.

O. WH. Meyers Dr. Williams Clinton Street Masonic Temple Dr. Meyers University of Indiana Cenistry Indiana Meyers

Allen County Map Co publishes new county plat book

The Allen County Map Co releases a cloth bound plat book of Allen County with linen lined paper. It contains a full county map, twenty township maps detailing farms owners acres roads lines railroads and more. A state and national map are included. Also issued is a large county wall map for schools and public spaces. Available from T L Fisher 128 W Jefferson St or county surveyor office.

Allen County Map Co Indiana United States Allen County T. L. Fisher W. Jefferson St

Mrs Catherine Rowe Found Dead at Bluffton Home

Mrs Catherine Rowe aged 57 was found dead in bed at her Bluffton residence Monday morning by her daughter Mabel who shared the bed. The husband Albert Rowe was employed as a teamster in Fort Wayne at the time.

Catherine Rowe Bluffton Mabel Albert Rowe Fort Wayne

Man Jailed and Woman Fined in 1905 City Court Case

A city court jailed a young man for ten days under a harsh 1905 statute after he was found with a keeper of a house of ill fame. The woman paid $15 in fines and costs, though the text hides her name and uses an assumed alias. The episode drew pity from a mother in court as the pair faced social disgrace and the ongoing vice trade. The report also notes other cases including drunkenness penalties, fines for three women picked up on the streets, continued cases for two men, and an acquittal for Thomas Leonard on an assault charge.

Louise Smith Clinton Street Louise Wiley John Irwin William Totten Charles Bennett Thomas Leonard Bartholomew Toledo Fort Wayne van Wert Anderson Christian Cleveland

Fort Wayne Population Estimate Put At 61,705

Postmaster Hanna based on a city census by mail carriers reports Fort Wayne's population at 61,765. The three week effort covers most residents with mail delivery, except about 100 people in isolated rural routes. School trustees estimates suggest the city may reach at least 69,000.

Fort Wayne Hanna Board of School Trustees

Three Die in Beaver Brook Fire Near Hazleton

A mother Mrs. Joseph Ducavey and her two infant children perished in a late night blaze destroying a block of three family homes at Beaver Brook near Hazleton. The fire, possibly caused by an overheated stove, gutted houses owned by C. M. Dodson & Co, operators of the Beaver Brook anthracite colliery.

Hazleton Beaver Brook Joseph Ducavey Ducavey C. M. Dodson & Co

Enumerators Report Shows Growth in Fort Wayne Schools

The city’s ten school enumerators report nearly five hundred more pupils eligible for public schools, signaling population growth. About 16 500 school aged residents live in Fort Wayne, roughly a quarter of the population. Mrs Thomas Pritchard of Troy township Wells county was injured falling on a cellar stair. Wells county common schools hold first county commencement at Bluffton opera house June 7 for 128 graduates with Dr S D Foss of Antioch college to speak.

Fort Wayne Thomas Pritchard Troy Township Whitley County Common Schools Wells County Opera House Bluffton S. D. Foss Antioch College Yellow Springs

Tragic double murder suicide in Washington home

William O. Rice of 131 Hickman Street South East Washington shot and killed his wife, mortally wounded his baby, then killed himself. Police report the domestic tragedy occurred today revealing a fatal sequence inside the residence.

Washington William O. Rice Hickman Street South East

Bartholomew Charged in Mail Fraud Case

Ellis Bartholomew a former Pleasant Hill Ohio bank president and promoter of electric railways was arrested in Fort Wayne on charges of using the mails to defraud. He allegedly issued money order blanks through the Bankers Money Order Association and sought funds to settle losses. He admits issuing some orders but blames an employee. authorities say the total could be much larger.

United States Ellis Bartholomew Pleasant Hill Ohio Madison Avenue Toledo Fort Wayne Bartholomew Fc Wayne Baker Street Post Office Geo. H. Christian Cleveland John A. Scott Nickel Plate Railroad Christian T. J. Logan Logan Indianapolis Mat Bartholomew Bankers’ Money Order Association of New York American Exchange Bank Dayton Laura Galion, O Bankers’ Money Order Association New York Marion and Bucyrus W. E. Moser Moser

Ready Money Corey to be kept from church affair

New York May 7 Bishop Burgess of Long Island vetoed plans for the marriage of William Ellis Corey and Mabelle Gilman at Garden City cathedral. He stated no clergyman in the Episcopal diocese would marry a divorced couple and doubted any minister would perform such a ceremony. He opposed remarriage of divorced persons.

New York Burgess Long Island William Ellis Corey Mabelle Gilman Garden City Corey

Reconciliation in Family Over Steel President Marriage

Pittsburg on May 7 reports that William Ellis Corey of United States Steel plans to wed Mabelle Gilman in New York on May 13 with his father A A Corey and mother and sisters Ada Corey and Mrs Elizabeth S Riggs in attendance. His divorced wife Mrs Corey No 1 fled to Florida after a family reconciliation.

Pittsburg William Ellis Corey United States Steel Corporation Mabelle Gilman New York A. A. Corey Ada Corey Elizabeth S. Riggs Brooklyn Riggs Laura Cook Corey Corey No W. E. Corey Corey Florida Henry McCrony Wilkinsburg Chester County Pennsylvania Philadelphia James Buchanan

Buggy selections offered by J. W. Bell store

The J. W. Bell firm at 111 113 East Columbia Street advertises a spring sale with the largest line in the state featuring 200 buggy styles for buyers to choose from.

J. W. Bell E. Columbia St

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Style Rurode Dry Goods Co Allen County Courts Fort Wayne Gas Company John Wilhelm Schlitz Brewing Company Heaton Board of County Commissioners Ed Woebber John A. Biddlecome Marguerite Biddlecome Gandy & Hilgeman Frederick G. Sellers Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company Louis L. Gerardot Wood & Townsend John H. Crago Chicago Stults Harry Dickmeyer Court of Justice Hawthorn Harry A. Wiebke Henry Hockemeyer Lizzie S. Pageler Superior Court Henry W. Pageler Guy Colerick Pagelers Elizabeth Blue Jacob W. Keller Guardian Bond Peter Freiburger Frederick Foerster Robinson & Luecke Clara Doehrmann William Doehrmann Monroe Milan Hockemeyer Jefferson Township Senna Charles Akers O'Rourke Funk Springfield Township Benjamin J. Woods Harvey C. Walker Ruby May Walker Court House Harry W. Lewis Lewis Calhoun Street Justice Hawthorn Michael Spitz Washington Township Jacob Rudisill Spitz Rudisill Ida A. Gamble Eugene Gamble Grice John Waters Coldwater Road DR. O. H. Meyers Freak Law City Court Fort Waynes Ledo Mabelle D&m F.M. Smith & CO Cathoun Stacer
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