Changes of venue granted in county suits
In circuit court today DeKalb and Huntington counties granted venue changes. Journal-Gazette Co. sues Frank Waltere and Oscar Voellinger. Tripper and Son sue the City of Fort Wayne over dirt hauling for the park board to Thieme drive. A decree was given. In superior court Mollie Schnelle was granted a divorce from Theodore Schnelle on abandonment grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb County
Journal-Gazette Company
Frank Waltere
Oscar ‘Oellinger
Huntington County
Tripper and Son
Fort Wayne
Park Board
Thieme Drive
Mollie Schnelle
Theodore Schnelle
Fort Wayne Forgery Case Sees Guilty Plea in Court
Ellsworth W. Stoddard a 59 year old physician pleaded guilty to forgery in circuit court. Judge Edward O Rourke sentenced him to two to fourteen years in Michigan City prison after the prosecution questioned the motive behind the crime. Stoddard signed Robert W Martin’s name to a 2650 note and obtained funds from his wife Mathie C Stoddard. She had him arrested after tracking him to Indianapolis. The article also covers divorce and damages actions, support complaints, and candidate statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O’rourke
Ellsworth W. Stoddard
Stoddard
Harry H. Hilgemann
Michigan City
Fort Wayne
Robert W. Martin
Indianapolis
Mathie C. Stoddard
Baren Webster
O'Rourke
Hattie E. Beckman
George H. Beckman
Sophia Yenni
Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company
Portage Avenue
Phil B. Colerick
Butchers Drop Appeal in City License Challenge
City cases on a meat license ordinance will end after Leonard Rose and Zollars say they will stop contesting the measure. City Attorney Hogan will dismiss the circuit court cases and the dealers will pay trial and appeal costs, likely quieting years of opposition to the meat inspection rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard, Rose & Zollars
Harry G. Hogan
Charles Martin
Rosa Martin
Robison Park
Fort Wayne
Howard Hawthorn
Queen City Transfer Company
Qld National Bank
Pearl Tilford
Nicholas Tilford
Martin H. Luecke
Hazel Sprankle
Damage suit seeks 10000 against Chicago and Fire Railroad
Robert G. Mitchell as administrator of William A. Jones sues for 10000 alleging Jones died in a car crush while performing duties as a car repairer. Suit claims opening between moving cars and no warning caused the death. Also mentions divorce case of Lillian Phillips from James C. Phillips with related work issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Mitchell
William A. Jones
Chicago and Fire Railroad Company
Jones
Lillian Phillips
James C. Phillips
Suit to restrain Lyndman over tree wires at Indiana school
Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth trustees Arthur Ellering Mary Harper George Gaby and John Sale sue Samuel Lyndman in superior court seeking an injunction to stop interfering with electric wiring between main buildings and Colona farm Hyndman’s land between the properties hosts a line of trees Hindman resisted trimming and caused arrests when approached Colerick & Hogan filed the action Also multiple divorces and a circuit court dismissal of dynamiting fish cases announced by day’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Ellering
Mary B. Harper
George D. Gaby
John W. Sale
Indiana School For
Superior Court
Samuel Lyndman
Colona Farm
Hyndman
Colerick & Hogan
Louis Wickert
Hazel Wickert
Colerick and
Hogan
Luli Burkley
Samuel Burkley
Marie Lugar
Jonas Lugar
South Calhoun Street
Clark
Phil B. Colerick
Lois M. Taylor
Henry
Taylor
Somers & Kennetk
Albert Oates
Susan
Grieve
Crowsy
Didier
Maumee
Transfers of Real Estate in Wayne and Washington Townships
Compiled by Heller and Thompson abstracts, transfers list multiple parcels in Wayne and Washington townships. Pines include Meyer to Woods undivided lot in Drexel Park, Rickhill to Heinig south of Goshen road, Pattee to Zimmerman Cuba lots for 850 dollars, Fort Wayne Trust to Burdett Avondale lot for 175, Steup to Schearer Eureka Park lots 300, Guillaume to Guillaume section 11, and Spangler to Richardsville lot 37,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heller & Thompson
Court Street
Charles EB. Meyer
Loyal S
Ida E. Woods
Drexel Park
Wayne Township
Amanda Rickhill
Robert
Fiora Heinig
Goshen Road
Washington Township
H. D. Pattee
Benjamin
Mary H. Zimmerman
Richardsville Res
River
Sale of Unclaimed Freight and Baggage by Grand Rapids and Indiana
Notice from the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway company that unclaimed freight and baggage held for over a year will be sold at public auction. Items will be auctioned at the freight house on Island street Grand Rapids Michigan starting Tuesday June 4 1912 at 10 o clock a.m. Terms demand cash and immediate delivery. Signed by E C Leavenworth General Freight Agent C L Lockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway Company
Said Railway Company
Island Street
Grand Rapids
County of Kent
State of
Michigan
Railroad of
Fort Wayne Newsboy Leader Retires After 25 Years
Charles A Phelps hosts a banquet for seventy boy newsboys in Fort Wayne celebrating his retirement from the newspaper field and twenty five years as a newsboy and dealer. He recalls starting at age five with five pennies and building a route that reaches thousands of Sunday papers and daily editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Phelps
Anthony
Fort Wayne
Charley
Middle West
Mr. Phelps
Phelps
Ernest W. Bailey
E. A. K. Hackett
George Peabody
Ray Corcoran
the Sentinel
Knights of Pythias
The
Sentinel
Young
Wallace
Bond
Old National Bank
Plans for a newsboys city and local notices
Mr. Phelps proposed a free miniature newsboys city on southern city property to teach boys local government. F B Bowen expressed continued support for the newspaper boys. In other items, Miss Helen M. Caskill and Mr Edward H Pearson wed, and Golda Mills with William Benner plus Ruth Rhamy and M Otis Mills married in Michigan with a wedding supper back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old National Bank
Mr. Phelps
Phelps
F. B. Bowen
Perrey
The
Sentinel
Benner—Mills
Mills—Rhamy
Golda Mills
Barthold Street
William Benner
Ruth Rhamy
M. Otis Mills
Michigan
Mills
George Mills
F. Gaskill and Son
Mr. Mills. Jr
W. Dickerhoff
Dermody Weds Wilder Bride In Chicago Ceremony
Miss Amelia Elizabeth Wilder daughter of Mr and Mrs William Wilder of Chicago married Harry O Dermody of Fort Wayne in Chicago on May 9. The couple wed early due to a premature license announcement and left for Chicago to stay with L L Bart. The bride, known as Lillian Wilding here, is related to the Stockbridge family and to Mrs A A Ashley. Dermody is an engineer affiliated with the Pennsylvania railroad and a director of German American Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Elizabeth Wilder
William W. Wilder
Chicago
Harry O. Dermody
Fort Warne
L. L
Dermody
Lillian Wilding
Wilding
Illinois Steel Company
Dermody—Wilder
Lillian Wilder
James Wilder
Fort. Wayne
Pennsylvania
Wilder
Convention Elects Dissenting Delegates After Harmony Pact
The article reports that after a harmony conference sixteen delegates were formally elected, following 3 out dissent and continued discussion. The passage notes the convention took up a ticklish job and faced internal disagreements before finalizing the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Conference
Market report shows little change amid new firm Braude and Ditzler
Potatoes on Barr street market range 1.15 to 1.20 per bushel with home grown produce brought by farmers. Michigan stock up while grain prices stay firm with a slight decline. Poultry markets show small changes as markets remain quiet. Braude and Ditzler replace E. K. Bush Co with S. L. Logan as local manager at Haat Columbia and northern Indiana packing houses noted. Molasses, morice steady. refined sugar market to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr Street
Michigan
Braude & Ditzler
E. K. Bush & Co
Haat Columbia
Indiana
S. L. Logan
Uniondale
Bualesa
Local Market Prices Show Wide Grain and Livestock Quotes
Local market listings report street prices for wheat at 1.16 per bushel, oats at 58 to 62 cents, corn 84 to 88 cents, barley 90 cents, rye 70 cents, with flour and meal rates across several wheat varieties. Butter and cheese prices, eggs, potatoes, poultry, and live cattle and hog quotes follow in detailed regional listings from Mayflower Mills, Wiener & Co, Beyer Brothers, Braude & Ditzler, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower Mills
California Women Vote in Presidential Primary Battle
In San Francisco on May 14 women chose among Roosevelt La Follette and Taft as the presidential primary heats up. La Follette camps with his wife while Roosevelt gains Johnson Beveridge Pinchot and Cole speakers. Taft supporters and Knox speeches contest the result as Clark Wilson fight fades. Local ad notes Foley Kidney Pills relief claims from Mrs N J McPike of 470 Huntington St Wabash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Roosevelt
la Follette
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
Guv
Hiram Johnson
Beveridge
Indiana
Gifford Pinchot
Ralph D. Cole
Ohio
Knox
Los Angeles
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
N. J. McPike
Huntington St
Wabash
Foley
Dreier Drug Co
Feeds and Hides Prices From Weill Grow & Co
The advertisement lists prices for hides calves and old rubber boots, plus feed quotations corrected by W. A. Henderson & Co. including Timothy hay at 24.00 to 27.00 per ton, mixed hay 22.00 to 25.00, clover 20.00 to 23.00, straw 9.00 to 11.00, oats 56 to 60 cents per bu, Timothy seed 5.00 to 6.50, and red clover 11.60 to 12.00 per bu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weill Grow & Co
W. A. Henderson & Co
Bering Sa
Quotations on furs corrected by wven Bros Co
Fur market quotes list skunk tie at 4.00 mink side oil 1v? mu skunk-70 qibe oppossum 10 6éc raccoon 3.50 red fox 31.00 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wven Bros. & Co
Chicago Market Headlines from May Trade
May 14 Chicago reports bearish wheat sentiment as prices rise above Liverpool and Kansas City levels. July wheat opened 1.12 to 1.18 and steadied near 1.12. corn and oats showed mixed moves with weather easing. Provisions up with pork at 19.52, lard 1.00, ribs 10.60 to 10.65. Toledo and New York markets cited with mixed futures and cash quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Liverpool
Kansas City
Mayor to Wed in Columbia City
Miss Marie Meyers of Columbia City will marry Mayor B J Bloom at high noon next Wednesday at the Moyers home. Father J F Kohl of St Pauls Catholic church will officiate at the ceremony attended by the couple and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Harry W. Miller
Marie Meyers
B. J. Bloom
Parente
William Moyers
J. F. Kohl
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Kidney Pills Claim Help For Local Musician
Prof Chas W Stewart Logansport longtime musician suffered kidney trouble for years and remained unrelieved until a friend advised Foley Kidney Pills. He reports prompt relief from backache and fatigue, with better strength appetite and normal kidney action after use. Dreier Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Stewart
Logansport
Foley
Dreier
Market Receipts and Prices Across East Buffalo and Chicago
East Buffalo receipts 3,400 head and 760 head shipped to New York with yesterday’s official shipments at 4,560 head. Sheep and lambs receipts 5,400 head. cattle 35 head. Chicago cattle 3,500 head with varied beef and dairy prices. hogs 16,000 head with prices rising about five cents. Sheep and lambs 16,000 head with native and western price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Hoyes
New York
Livestock Receipts and Prices From Pittsburg and Cincinnati Markets
Pittsburg reports today no cattle receipts. Hogs 2000 head heavy yorkers at 8.25 to 8.00. Pigs at 7.40. Sheep 2000 head with top sheep 6.25 and top lambs 6.75. Calves 500 head to 8.50. Cincinnati market shows cattle receipts 716 head with steers 4.50 to 8.25, heifers 4.00 to 7.30, cows 2.25 to 6.50, calves 3.50 to 5.00. Hogs 2850 head with packers 7.65 to 8.10, sows 5.00 to 7.25, pigs 5.90 to 7.40, stags 4.00 to 6.00. Sheep 184 head 2.75 to 5.00, lambs 5.25 to 7.50, spring lambs 5.00 to 10.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eckart Packing Co
Chicago
Salem
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Market Reports From Chicago And New York May 14
Butter and egg markets show steady to easy tone across Chicago and New York with morning receipts totaling 33 299 cases in Chicago and 46 997 cases in New York. Poultry and veal prices hold steady with turkeys at 12 to 22 cents and fowls at 14 to 16 1 4 cents, while cheese and potatoes also display steady trends and regional price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
TLIC
New York
Coal stocks lead opening on Wall Street with mixed gains
The day opens with strong coal stock activity led by Lehigh Valley and Reading. Canadian Pacific hits a new high, American Sugar leads industrials, while United States Steel and other metals show underlying strength. Some rail and can issues ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Canadian Pacific
American Sugar
United States Steel
International Harvester
Republic Iron and Steel
Rock Island
Nhether
Louisville & Nashville
National Biscuit
Union
American Tobacco
Dupont
Duiiness
Tehigh Valley
Union Pacific
Mrs Henshaw Reports Kidney Relief From Foley Pills
Mrs J M Henshaw of Richmond sought relief for back pain and kidney trouble using Foley Kidney Pills. She states the backache vanished and kidney action improved, and she now feels much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Henshaw
S. 14Th St
Richmond
Refer Drug Co
Alumni address set for June 18 on campus
Sidney K. Garnard prosecutor of the Laura Elkhart district and Indiana University class of 1887 will deliver the principal address at the alumni meeting to be held on the university campus in Lagrange Indiana on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Ind
Sidney K. Garnard
Laura Elkhart
Indiana University
Institution of Learning
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen County Courts
McAdams and Hartzell
Julia Small
Hattie
Leonard
Franklin Bradley
Ruth Bradley
Fred Bowersock
Detroit
Eimrick & Emrick
Orpha
Homer F. Krauter
George F. Krauter
J. F. Getz
Frank Wick
J. W. Egeeman
Robert B. Shirley
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railways CO
E. C. Leavenworth
General” Freicht Arment
C. L Lockwood
Perrer
the Anthony
CITY
Little Hustlers
Pennsylvania Yards
Douglas Avenue
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Order
Pearson—Caskill
Helen M. Caskill
Henry G. Hibler
Lafayette Street
Edward H. Pearson
A. K. Zartman
Grace Reformed Church
Pearson
Lake Shore Railroad
Dermody— Wilder
Freiburger—Adkins
Bernadine Adkins
Albert Adkins
Lasselle Street
Robert A. Freiburger
F. M. Smith Hardware Company
Hillsdale
Mich
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Father Thiele
Freiburger
Adkins
Oscar W. Schiefer
F. M. Smith & Co
Mr. Freiburger
Bernard Freiburger
Masterson Avenue
John Haynes
M. A. Carnahan
Clyde. Miller
O. B. Carnahan
Glen
Evelyn Shutt
Theodore E. Freeman
Raymond Clark
Virl
Velma Groves
Anna Rickey
Marie Miller
Markalet
Wiener & Co
C. M. Wiener
Fancy Elgin Creamery
Beyer Brothers Cap
C. L. Hall
Wisconsin
Braude & Ditzler Co
Eel River
Eges
Eigin Creamery
Toledo
Toledo. .C
Alsike
Timothy
East Buffalo Market
Chicago Market
Lima
NEW York Stock List
Illinois
Inter
Met
C & Fdy
Louis. & Nash
Missouri Pac
Am. S
Central
Eh Nor. & West
An. Min. Co
Atchison
Northern Pay
Chi
North
Rock Is. C
Col. F. & Iron
Southern Pac
Col & South
Southern Ry
del & Hud
Atly Union Pac
Den
Rio G
Do Ofa Ae
Abe Bbe
Gt. Nor
Western Union Sab
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!