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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1907

Page

8

Allen County Divorce Suit Alleges Abuse By Prizefighter Husband

Eliza Omspacher files in superior court seeking divorce from Herman Omspacher alleging repeated violence and insults. She cites marriage from February 10, 1904 to April 20 last year, claims infidelity and lack of support, and names Gandy & Hilgeman as filing attorneys. An injunction is granted in related matters.

Eliza Omspacher Herman Omspacher Marion Gandy & Hilgeman

Fort Wayne suit abates nuisance as city wins first round

Judge Heaton overruled Leykaus Packing company demurrer in a city suit to abate a nuisance. City of Fort Wayne claims corporate standing and damage from the nuisance, with merits hearing pending. Also, Lessie Woods seeks divorce from Charles Woods alleging prolonged abuse since Easter and during visits to her mother and father.

O. N. Heaton Leykaus Packing Company Fort Wayne Lessie A. Woods Charles H. Woods Robinson & Luecke Sheldon

Rakiff Wins Return of Funds in Court Case

Frederick W. H. Rakiff filed a replevin suit to recover about $107 alleged stolen from his Randall hotel cash register by William H. Collins. Collins was acquitted of theft but did not contest the return, so the money is awarded back to Rakiff in the circuit court.

Rakiff Frederick W. H. Rakiff Randall Hotel William H. Collins Collins Rahiff

Eberling Suit Over Livestock and Notes at Superior Court

In a Friday session Abiah W Eberling sues Fred Eberling for recovery of livestock including a gray horse named Fred a red cow Pink and a sow with no color or name arguing the son Charles F Eberling induced note endorsements and used sale proceeds to settle debts. The father contends the sale funded the notes leaving about 200 dollars personal loss. Other circuit court testimony covered a dispute over onions with William Sible and Joseph W Kuhn against S Bash and Company. Edna Schadewald seeks divorce from William Schadewald alleging excessive drinking left her and two sons dependent on charity and facing court-ordered aid after their May 21, 1900 marriage.

Fred Abiah W Eberling Fred Eberling Charles F. Eberling William Sible Joseph W. Kuhn S. Bash and Company Kuhn Sible Mr. Bush Edna Schadewald William Schadewald John Wilhelm Fort Wayne Gas Company Schlitz Brewing Company Julius Uhiein Force Street Helen Burstfield William L. Burstfield John Riordan Fort Warne Wabash Valley Tractions Company Catherine Figel Henry Figel

Man seeks 2000 damages from Moeller Construction over gas explosion

Louis J. McCulloch of 2729 Indiana avenue files suit in the superior court alleging damages of 2000 from Moeller Construction company. He says a gas explosion in his furnace on March 4 stemmed from using mine run Hocking Valley coal not the contracted brand. He reported unsatisfactory fuel and a delayed ignition.

Louis J. McCulloch Indiana Avenue Superior Court Moellering Construction Company Hocking

Local court notices report divorces and damages actions

The record lists Zepha Hoffman Painter seeking a divorce from Alfred Painter for abandonment with a baby born last year and no support, while Frances E Bowman sues for damages against Lon Davis Louis Davis and Ira Reed for timber trespass and crop damage. Injunction sought to bar liquor sales at 219 East Main Street with $500 claimed damages.

Colerick & Ninde Zepha Hoffman Painter Alfred Painter Fort Wayne Portland Ore General Electric Company T. J. Logan Frances E. Bowman Superior Court Lon Davis Louis Davis Ira Reed W. & E. Leonard

Sunderland seeks to revoke power of attorney over Monroeville property

Gladys G Sunderland sues in superior court to dissolve a power of attorney given to Elisha Frank Sunderland to sell a Monroeville house and lot. She alleges misrepresentation and that proceeds were to settle her husband William E Sunderland debts with any remainder to her. She says she was ill, was raised to sign, and alleges fraudulent representation. attorneys are J A Connell y and Judge W G Colerick. In a separate matter Russell George asks Judge Heaton to dissolve an injunction blocking liquor sales at an East Main street saloon, arguing Nichols owns the license and George was former manager. Arguments completed. ruling expected tomorrow morning.

William H. Nicholls Superior Court Russell George East Main Street George George W. Louttit Gladys G. Sunderland Elisha Frank Sunderland Monroeville William E. Sunderland J. A. Connelly W. G. Colerick

Allen County Seeks Macadam Road Bids in 1907

The Allen County Indiana Board of Commissioners announces sealed bids by 10 a m on June 4 1907 for about twelve miles of crushed stone macadam roads in Maumee Township. Bids include affidavit and bond equal to double the bid, with work per the viewers engineer plans on file in the Auditor’s Office. The board may reject all bids.

Board of Commissioners Allen County Indiana Maumee Township Auditor's Office George W. Lindemuth Ind

Farmer Fred W. Christianer Dies in Root Township

The obituary notes the death of Fred W. Christianer a renowned farmer from Root township Adams county after a weekend illness.

Fred W. Christianer Root Township Adams County Goshen Kendallville F. F. Engeler Bluffton Edna Bill St. Paul Minn John Freed Endallville Shipshewana Lagrange County Banies

Sunday Saloon Caso Docket Hits City Court

Sunday saloon cases crowd the city court with Frank Smith and Fila Maley, mother and son, fined $3 and costs after a drunken Saturday night brawl on East Columbia Street. Officers fought the pair, children were removed to guardians, and a humane officer was alerted. Other drunks and vagrants, including Abe Sweeney and Wesley Carpenter, also faced penalties.

Frank Smith Fila Maley Columbia Street Smith Kelley Lenz Spillner Terry Smiths Board of Children's Guardians Schlaudroff Abe Sweeney Dickson William Phillips Koehler George Ziegler Carl Tigges Wesley Carpenter

Marriages Listed in Local License Record Names and Ages

Marriage licenses issued for multiple couples including Paul Haak and Eva Witzgall, Henry Piepenbrink and Bertha Reinkensmeir, William Dressel and Iva Hurd, and others with ages ranging from teens to early forties. The list includes occupations such as caller, moulder, piano maker, cabinet maker, and farmer.

Paul E. Haak Eva C. Witzgall Harry HE. Lonthan Martha M. McCune Ernest W. Rohloff Anna Minnie Kornemann Henry ©. Piepenbrink Bertha Te. Reinkensmeir William E. Krueckeberg Farmer Mary A. Schroeder Jerry J. Meyers Bernadette Leonard Wiliam M. Fuhrman Elsie J. Stephenson William G. Dressel Iva P. Hurd Henry A. Maraheus Alice O. Burns Wiliam A. Rose Nettie B. Wright

Local Births and Local Tragedies Reported

Birth announcements list a baby girl for Dr and Mrs J McCurdy a daughter a son born to Mr and Mrs O I Newel at 1117 Rivermet Avenue a son born to Mr and Mrs J H Chester at 402 West Butler Street a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Richard G Weller on Monroe Street. Ora Wyatt 11 of Garrett suffers a crushed foot while playing near railroad yards. John Jackman 57 of Waterloo dies after lifelong residence there. Burglars raid the Collins home of Mr and Mrs McKnown Sunday evening but take nothing. Mrs Sarah Warner longtime Nottingham township resident dies at 82.

Ora Wyatt Garrett John Jackman Waterloo McKnown Collins Sarah Warner Nottingham Township Wells County

Markets Shake, Wheat Leads as May Prices Edge Higher

Chicago May 21 Wheat opens strong amid nervous tone with July at 98 to 99 amid mixed receipts and later gains. September touches 99 to 1.00 and December climbs to 1.04. Local receipts total 646 cars. July wheat closes near 1.01, corn and oats rise with firm appetite. Toledo prices show wheat at 97.4 to 98.1 cents and corn around 54 to 55 cents.

Chicago Canadian Northwest Europe S&c Minneapolis Duluth Toledo Ohio

Live Stock Markets Reported Across Cities

East Buffalo notes receipts and shipments with New York demand and price ranges for hogs and sheep. Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburg markets show cattle and hog prices, with ranges for light mixed and heavy hogs and steady to strong trends across regions.

East Buffalo N. Y New York Chicago Cincinnati Ohio Pittsburg

Local Indiana Market Notes and Rural News

Markets across Chicago New York and Fort Wayne show butter steady to firm with creamery and dairy quotes. eggs cheese poultry all holding. Indiana items report rhubarb poisoning incident in South Whitley, a proposed Nappanee national bank, missing Elkhart man found, and several local notices including teachers institute plans and a prison escape case.

New York New State Pennsylvania Tom Kelly John Sharp South Whitley Solomon Newcomer Rochester Newcomer Nappanee Elkhart County J. H. Matchette Bourbon J. S. Walters J. O. Kantz Walter Ferguson Elkhart Huntington County Kosciusko County Josiah W. Krant Goshen Cronkhite Holland Chauncey Depew Miami Park Teachers’ Institute Ira O. Howerth Chicago University Charles C. Ellis Philadelphia A. C. Pevertt Garrett Michigan State Ionia Fpevertt Anna Dougherty Wabash Margaret Ivory

For Sale Fine 8-room Modern House on Smith Street

For sale by owner a fine eight-room modern house on Smith Street three doors from Creighton Avenue. Bargain if taken soon with part down and rest on long time. Save agent's commission buy direct from owner. References to price £525 and partial garbled text indicate a local real estate notice.

Smith’St Creighton Ave Smith

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