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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1912
Page
11
An Indiana report outlines mortgage totals and debt movements highlighting reduced new property loans and rising existing mortgage payments. The analysis shows overall mortgage figures with statewide totals and shifts in personal and farm debt while noting changes in property and bond records.
In Kummond Indiana an adoption case named Mey 18 involves complex claims about a wind, a missing payment, and a plan to adopt a girl before a party travels to Indianapolis. The report notes involvement of Mise Chonelell Piktinger and a sequence of actions including a trip, a payoff, and a flight from the scene amid legal questions.
A garbled report from Colmalin City Indiana May 16 mentions a person named Thornorack and a Wilttoy County connection. The tale notes a death on Wednesday from an unclear cause with references to muffins and an evening event. A follow up line mentions a Prery county Ohio element and a local van incident.
In Tillon Indianapolis area politics erupt as Alderman at large S. A. Culver, acting mayor after Mayor Nicholas Martein's death, faces fierce backlash from peers and brewers. The piece paints Culver as engulfed in disputes over leadership and a brewing faction’s influence.
In a contested filing the parties include Pantic and Whistler and Calatpoo against Clark and arnt eblicrhy. The court will review a judgment for the fyearline and allow an appeal. The county commissioners may investigate the election returns behind the scenes as the case proceeds.
A May 1 note from Evanayine describes a break in at the Roe Kewherg post office. The thieves reportedly stole about $160 in stamps and money while forcing entry. no one was listed as harmed though the incident is being investigated.
Reports state the raid yielded more than 200000 in goods. PoliceInvestigation traces loot to a warehouse case with several packages valued at 50000 each, while officials work to identify suspects and recover losses.
The Fort Wayne Catholic church held a solemn forty hours devotion with Rev. H. F. Krull as rector directing the ceremony. Parishioners and clergy including Charlae Thiele and Emmue Wrobl participated in the procession and services as crowds attended the event.
Fragmentary text notes a big public event in Gary with planned festivities and a ceremonial ball. Mentions a mayor and city officials and suggests a social gathering tied to a local program.
A feature on young Fort Wayne girls who excel in swimming and diving at nearby lakes and pools. Bertha Turnall, 12, and Louise Tyger, 13, win contests amid a lively crowd as coaches and guardians discuss training, safety, and the value of proper technique in aquatic performance.
A local ceremony plans to present the Silver Cup to a vaccination hero at the autumn assembly. Committees include Wel Tina AteMAtniy and Ty Me by Halen Nown among appointed members. The organizing group finalizes details while a council meeting occurs Thursday night in Tea.
Fragmentary obituary note records Decatur Nestor and Rev A M Massain in Finland with references to church service, resignation and years of ministry. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate a clerical career and a resignation letter.
A local notice reports a planned meeting by the Prem’ Flee and Cyrtone Possurance companions in Mbion. The gathering is set for Saturday in the community venue with details to be announced.
In Terre Haute on May 16 a mother was murdered by her 12 year old son. The youth fired a revolver, wounding his mother and killing himself as police arrived. The estate dispute and a large gift scheme are cited as motives amid a broader family tragedy.
A disjointed notice reports an inmate at a local facility dying at an advanced age of 193. The superintendent and staff visited multiple locations, finding a small bag and odd items. Authorities filed the matter as a routine death investigation with unclear cause and next steps.
Fragmentary report describes a person swallowed something and medical staff taking the patient to a hospital. The readable portion mentions intestinal concerns and possible procedures but lacks coherent names, places, dates, or outcomes.
The Amaptete report filed with County Superintendent HOG shows a net gain of 167 in the county's school enumeration. Fort Wayne totals rise while Monroeville and other townships contribute. overall county figures reflect increased student counts and shifting township totals. Superintendent Z N Study notes incomplete coverage and enumerator gaps, with estimates adjusting gains to a projected county total.
A chaotic May session saw corn and wheat futures tumble sharply as traders absorbed mixed signals from the market. Analysts cited abnormal trading, unexpected demand shifts, and a notable selloff by large holders, with wheat prices sliding steeply and corn down over a quarter.
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