Indiana Partition Suit Notices Nonresident Defendants
In Superior Court Allen County Indiana the case Dupeyron v Saussotie and others seeks partition of real estate. Nonresident defendants are warned to appear by June 23 1902 otherwise the court will proceed in their absence. Attest Frank J Belot Guy Colerick Clerks. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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State of
Indiana
Allen County
Superior Court
John R. Dupeyron
George B Saussotie
Frank Saussote
Oscar Bartholomew
Hiram Bartholomew
Celestine Bartholomew
Anna Bartholomew
Jennie McMahen
Frances Bartholomew
Harrison Mayo
Mary Ferrere
Frank J. Belot
Guy Colerick
Notice of Commissioner Sale of Real Estate in Allen County
In repartition of real estate Mary A Mettert et al v Levi Mettert et al in the Allen Circuit Court April term 1902 George Zeimmer commissioner will sell at public auction the home stead of the late Samuel G Mettert four and one half miles east of Maysville on the Antwerp road near United Western church on Saturday May 24 1902 at 2 o clock p m and if not sold then continuing sale day to day until sold the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter except three quarters of an acre and the west half of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter section 32 township 15 east Allen County Indiana Terms one third cash on day of sale one third in one year and one third in two years with notes secured by mortgage at six percent. Attorney A H Bit tinger. Commissioner George Zeimmer.
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Mary A. Mettert
Levi
Mettert
Allen
Allen County
Indiana
Catse
George Zeimmer
Samuel G. Mettert
Maysville
Antwerp Road
United Werethren
Towit
A. H.bittinger
Local Lines Show Town News And New Ventures
Paul Kaylor opens a brick yard in Churubusco as community notes report births illnesses and travel events. From Decatur to Rome City, residents travel, build, and trade while incidents include a meat market theft and a stolen clothing haul near the Maumee.
Horace F Kramer to leave Pacific Express in Attica
Horace F Kramer will close his Attica Pacific express agency on May 10 after six years of service. He has shown efficiency and courtesy, with business steadily increasing and patrons satisfied. He is promoted to Fort Wayne for new duties.
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Horace F. Kramer
Pacific Express
Fort Wayne
Tragic Wabash Track Death of William Woehr Near Fairfield
The twenty two year old William Woehr was found killed on the Wabash tracks west of Fairfield Avenue at 10 40 Tuesday night. His left leg lay in the switch area and his chest head and arms were on the rails. Night yardmaster Dennis Hayes located the body and alerted authorities. Police and Sheriff Stout, coroner Barnett, and Undertaking Peltier were notified. Theories point to No 759 the road engine, but father Frederick Woehr doubts the account noting his son avoided rail work after a prior accident. William lived with his father at 2142 Nelson Street and was a pipe fitter at the Wa bash shops. He was unmarried and had roots in the local Lutheran and White Carnation circle.
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William Woehr
Wabash
Fairfield Avenue
Dennis Hayes
Hayes
New
Mr. Hayes
Peter Collins
Mr. Collins
Stout
W. W. Barnett
Peltier Undertaking Establishment
Woehr
Mr. Woehr
Fred Moss
Frederick Woehr
William
Broadway
White Carnation Club
Huntington
Emmaus Lutheran Congregation
Findlay
Sound digestion and strength from food prompt health
The article touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as essential for digestion and overall vigor. It cites patient testimony from Townsend Montana about relief from indigestion and weight gain, and promotes the Common Sense Medical Adviser offered free with stamps.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
W. T. Thompson
Townsend
Broadwater County
Montana
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Wabash Likely to Control Findlay Fort Wayne Line
The Findlay Fort Wayne and Western road may soon come under Wabash control. The Sentinel predicted this last fall when President Woodford of the C. H. & D. was negotiating for the Findlay road. A Wabash takeover would extend east from Findlay to connect with the Wheeling and Lake Erie line, creating a Pittsburg to St. Louis route about 200 miles shorter than the current path.
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Findlay
Fort Wayne and
Sentinel
Woodford
Wabash
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Court notes resolve several cases and probate
In Mary C Smith vs Georges L Harris Judge Aiken grants defense as to a note and chattel mortgage. Evidence shows a $50 loan repaid with about $400, action denied. Wagner vs Seavey motion for new trial filed. Breekman vs Kantons verdict set at $20. Doman awarded $159. Will of Rhoda A Webb probated.
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Mary C. Smith
Georges L. Harris
Aiken
Wagner
Kantons
Doman
Rhoda A. Webb
Marriage Licenses and A Card From Dr Bennett
A letter to the Sentinel dated May 6 1902 from Henry W Bennett D D pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church Anderson Indiana corrects an April 29 article. He asserts Sidney C Bennett is his son and an ordained minister with Anti Crime League, notes no moral charges against him, and requests publication to rectify readers impressions.
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the Sentinel
Wayne Street Methodist Church
Sidney C. Bennett
Anti-Crime League
Henry W. Bennett
D. D
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Anderson, Ind
Wefel Named for Congress by Twelfth District Socialists
Martin H. Wefel, Hanna street druggist, was nominated for Congress by acclamation at the Twelfth district socialist convention in the county courthouse assembly room. He will withdraw from the county auditor race, and the committee will select a successor. Wefel pledged a strong campaign to give the party a creditable showing. The gathering was sparsely attended.
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Martin H. Wefel
Hanna Street
Congress
Twelfth District
Court House
Wefel
J. F. Morse
Fred Rolf
Parole Petition Filed for Thomas Delaney Known Crook
The board of pardons sent a notice that Thomas Delaney alias Welch alias Hanlon has a parole petition before the city police. Known as an all around crook and pickpocket, he and a companion were arrested at the Emmaus church dedication for pocket picking. He has served two to fourteen years and has a lengthy jail record.
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City Police Department
Board of Pardons
Thomas Delaney
Welch
Hanlon
Red’ Hanlon
Fort Wayne
Emmaus Church
Henry Barnet
Henry Beach
Indianapolis
Bankrupt Contractor Files Petition in U.S. Court
William W. Kessler a sidewalk contractor in Columbia City filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S district court Thursday. Liabilities are 2533 25 with assets of 1168. Attorneys Whitefeather and Gallivan of Columbia City represent him.
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William W. Kessler
Columbia City
United States
Whitefeather & Gallivan
Infant dies suddenly near Dunfee
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Moses Warner living near Dunfee died suddenly early Wednesday after spasms during the night. A physician was summoned but could not reach the Hafner home in time. Coroner Barnett was called to determine the death.
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Moses Warner
Dunfee
Hafner
Barnett
Fort Wayne Traction to Restrict Open Cars on City Lines
City lines will not use open cars this year except on special occasions when large crowds are expected. Open cars will only run on the park line. The notice urges mothers to use Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants. A telegram reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Noll of Indianapolis.
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Fort Wayne Traction Company
Park Line
John B. Manning
Mrs. Noll
Indianapolis
Groceries Change Hands in Fort Wayne
Frederick C. Meyer has purchased the Pfleidner grocery at 400 Hanna street. Meyer, formerly a foreman at the Bass foundry, takes over from Mrs. Mary Pfleidner. Haddox & Son of East Lewis street have sold their John Ludwig grocery business at 132 John Ludwig Avenue, Fort Wayne, with Ludwig moving from Ohio.
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Frederick C. Meyer
Mary Pfleidner
Hanna Street
Meyer
Bass Foundry
Haddox & Son
East Lewis Street
John Ludwig
Fort Wayne
Ohio
Trading Stamps and Loans Offered at local Drug Store
A local ad notes DREIER'S DRUG STORE offers Greed and Uncle Sam Trading Stamps and promotes money to loan on real estate or personal security. C. F. Pfeiffer advertises rooms in Bass Block.
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Uncle Sam
Dreier
C. F. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
Holds Up a Congressman and Electric Bitters Claim
Champ Clark recounts that overwork and strain left him exhausted until three bottles of Electric Bitters revived his health. The ad claims Electric Bitters restore vitality for both men and women and is sold for 50 cents with a druggist guarantee.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Amry
Dreier & Bro
Candle Once Extinguished May Never Relight in Austrian Palace
A historic Austrian royal palace reportedly bars relighting a candle once it has burned out, reflecting longstanding ceremonial restrictions on flame use within the royal residence. The rule underscores strict ritual practices tied to the palace’s heritage and state ceremonies.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Fast Skin Relief
Advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for itching eczema scaldhead and related skin conditions. Claims quick healing of ulcers fever sores salt rheum cuts burns and bruises with a 25 cent price at Dreier and Bro. drug store.
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Bucklen
Earth
Dreier & Bro
DeKalb Democrats Nominate Slated Ticket in Convention
DeKalb county Democrats in Auburn convened yesterday and placed in nomination a ticket headed by J. W. Hackman for Representative Hamman for Surveyor and OW for Coroner, with the rest of the ticket to be completed.
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Auburn
Ind
DeKalb County
J. W. Vackman
Hamman i
German Baptist Brethren Conference Fare Details
One round trip fare to Harrisburg Pennsylvania for the German Baptist Brethren Conference from May 15 to 24. Tickets on sale May 15 to 20 with return validity to June 2 and extended to June 30 by Nickel Plate road deposit. Inquire of nearest Nickel Plate agent.
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Harrisburg
Nickel Plate Road
Anquire
Nick
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