Allen County Courts
Frank Young seeks a venue change in his appeal from the county board’s denial of a saloon license in the rolling mill district. Judge James T. Merryman to hear the case as the board’s broad discretion and Judge O Rourke influence are cited in appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Young
Rolling Mill
James T. Merryman
Young
O'Rourke
Sebastian Miller
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Miller
Traction Company
Supreme Court of Indiana
Damage suit against A L Dodane set for trial in Huntington
Mary Garty sues A L Dodane seeking 762 weeks of wages at 4 dollars each totaling 3500 dollars. She alleges confinement in the Dodanes home, a hand injury causing lifelong crippledness, and a blow with a rubber hose injuring her eye. The case, filed in superior court and moved to Huntington on venue, lists RK B Dreibelbis and Frank J Belot as attorneys. Heard in circuit court after Wells County transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garty
A. L. Dodane
Huntington
Miss Garty
Dodane
Dodanes
RK. B. Dreibelbiss
Frank J. Belot
Wells County
E. V. Harris
William F. de Wilkiss
P. B. Colerick
Lillian
Talbott Wilson
H. I. Smith
Divorce Suit Alleges Dutch Girl Affection Causes Trouble
Ida Grundttsch sues George Grundttsch in superior court for divorce citing his affair with a “little Dutch girl” who he taunts as educated and publicly seen with him. She claims he buys a revolver to shoot her, calls her vile names, accuses infidelity, knocked her down twice, and drinks heavily. Emrick and Emrick filed the suit. later compromised. Mary Garry vs A Leoneiar wemien was set for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Grundttsch
George Grundttsch
Emrick
Mary
Garry
Leoneiar Wemien
Fort Wayne street car death prompts damages suit
Will Johnson as administrator sues Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction for $6,000 over Ed ward Raypole dieing from tetanus after injuries on March 26 when his foot was caught beneath a street car at Calhoun and Baker. No jack allegedly available led to twenty minutes of pinning and rescue delay cited as cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Johnson
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Edward Raypole
Fort Wayne
Calhoun
Baker Streets
C. M. Gandy
Raypole
Duke
Rodenbeck divorce suit filed in superior court
Monday Rickie Rodenbeck filed suit in the superior court asking a divorce from Diederick Rodenbeck. They were married April 23, 1905, and she says he deserted her and is an habitual drunkard. Emrick & Emrick are the attorneys. The suit of John Hines against Charles Monsdorfer for enticing the former's wife away has been sent to Wells county on a change of venue. Judge Erwin presided in the circuit court today and will continue during the absence of Judge O'Rourke, who is in Indianapolis attending the dedication of a new building by the Masons of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Stenger
Fort Weyne
A. C. Gladieux
Joseph Z. Miller
Gallagher & Erdman
George Jaap
Kruse & Son
Walter W. Rupert
Anna Manta
Pennsylvania
Morris King
Martin H. Ankenbruck
Myra I. Warcup
Ellen Parker
Charles Bohart
Frances
Louise
Anna
David
Pauline Wells
Jennie
Charles Allen
Angeline Warcup
Margaret Danford
Angeline
Mary
Bernard Parker
Nathan C. Glazier
Stephen A. Thornton
Thornton
W. G. Colerick
Rickie Rodenbeck
Diederick Rodenbeck
Emrick
John Hines
Charles Monsdorfer
Wells County
Erwin
Reircuit
Reircuit Court Today and’ Avill “Continue During the Absence of Judge, O’rourke
Indianapolis
Masons
State
Hattie Shondell
Mendal
Frank
George W. Lindemuth
Abbie Sechler
Milo H. Sechler
Barrett&Morris
Heaton
George Segelstrom
Rosa Segelstrom
Settlement in damage suit over alleged theft remark
In circuit court Hattie Shondell settled for 150 dollars after a jury compromise in a 2000 dollar damage suit against Mendal Frank over an alleged theft remark made in a grocery store. The parties settled to avoid appeal and extra costs.
Civic Revival lectures set for June in Fort Wayne
Prof. Charles Zueblin will speak June 2 to 6 in Fort Wayne on civic life topics. Lectures start 2 30 pm and 8 15 pm at the Majestic theater with views from travels. Hats sold by Patterson Fletcher Co offering Soft and Stiff hats in Green Grey and Tan at 2 3 4 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zueblin
Fort Wayne
Zueblin
Majestic Theater
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Fort Wayne Welcomes Capt. Hite Back After Missouri Stay
Capt. Harvey T. Hite, a Fort Wayne veteran who moved to Knobnoster Missouri last year, arrived in Fort Wayne yesterday and plans to resume residence and operate in second-hand goods. He told friends Fort Wayne is good enough for him. An ad notes All-Wool Knee Pants for boys at Patterson Fletcher store for 25 cents this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey T. Hite
Fort Wayne
Knobnoster
Capt. Hite
Patterson- Fletcher
Marriage Licenses List Large Local Matches
A list of marriage licenses issued includes Frank C. Walter and Sadie M. Buesching, Paul H. Baatz and Caroline M. Meyer, Edwin H. Redding and Bernice Pomert, Edward E. Zuber and Elizabeth G. Zuber, Joseph C. Brookmeyer and Dora M. East, Corda C. Williams and Osie Yahne, Edward D. Lagermann and Rosa D. Hussey, Clyde Wehrly and Nellie Rowe, William Halsey and Mary Leeuw, William Ostman and Mattie H. Ostman, William Brown and Mabel Wilson, Philip Weick and Hazel Fullerton, Carl E. Roembke and Koneta P. Hammett. Also notes a shipment of H Kuhn & Co.'s Knee Pant Suits, with sale pricing at 8.50 for hand-made suits previously valued up to 13.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Walter
Molder
Sadie M. Buesching
Paul H. Baatz
Farmer
Carolina M. Meyer
Edwin H. Redding
Cashier
Bernice Pomert
Edward E. Zuber
Elizabeth G. Zuber
Joseph C. Brookmeyer
Dispatcher
Dora M. East
Corda C. Williams
Osie Ya
Hazel Fullerton
Carl E. Roembke
Koneta P. Hammett
Births Reported for Local Families in Fort Wayne Area
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Woulfe of Brackenridge and Harrison streets, another daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Arney of Spy Run avenue, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tucker of 480 East DeWald street, as listed in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Woulfe
Brackenridge and
Harrison Streets
Bert Arney
Spy Run Avenue
Ralph Tucker
East DeWald Street
Milk Tests by Health Inspector Aim for Standards
Dr. George Gillie of the city health department collected about thirty milk samples from dairy wagons on Tuesday morning to conduct tests and determine if they meet the regular standards. An automobile cap with ear and wind protector is offered at $1.50 in all colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gillie
Patterson-Fletcher Co
Straw Hats On Sale This Week At Great Display
John Lutz, a fireman at the municipal lighting station, lost two teeth and suffered a facial cut after a bicycle accident Monday evening near Clinton Street between Jefferson and Lewis. He resumed duties last night. The store advertises a major straw hat sale for men, boys, and children with a grand display planned on the first warm day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson-Fletcher Co
John Lutz
Clinton
Jefferson and
Lewis
Lutz
Wheat and corn prices hit swings at Chicago market
Wheat rose to a new high on May delivery before fading, as shorts covered and favorable weather across the U S and Europe pressured futures. May and July contracts fluctuated with May near 1.34 while July hovered around 1.17 to 1.19. Corn rose on heavy receipts and short-covering with May at 74 75 cents and July at 70 71 cents. oats also moved with mixed strength. Nearby cash prices were listed for wheat corn and oats across Chicago Toledo Indianapolis and New York markets with various contract grades and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Europe
Russia
Kansas
Oklahoma
Liverpool
Shorts
Timothy
New York
Minnesota
Western
Rio
Santos
Acc
New Orleans
Rye Market Steady Amid Dairy Butter and Egg Notices
Market brief notes Rye price firmness with o1 sac Provisions Market steady at 1.37 for whisky distillers finished goods. Butter market firmer with creamery firsts at 25 4c, creamery seconds at 25 4c and eggs steady at ATH 622. Poultry market steady and unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateady
East Buffalo Market Reports and Ohio Valley Prices May 25 26
Market rounds from East Buffalo to Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati and Indianapolis show cattle hogs sheep and lambs with varied receipts and steady to strong prices. Notable figures include East Buffalo hogs to 7.80 and cattle up to 7.15, Pittsburgh heavies 7.70, Chicago hogs 7.55 to 7.50, and Indianapolis cattle at 7.00-plus for heavy steers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Ill
Texas
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Ind
Produce and Poultry Market Report Chicago May 25 1900s
Butter firm to 24 1 4 cents as creameries quote 22 241 2 4c. Eggs steady with firsts around 20 1/2 cents and prime up to 24 4c. Cheese firm with daisies 13 13 1 2c, twins 13 1 4c, young Americas 14c. Potatoes steady with top grades 95 98c and lower 90 93c. Poultry steady turkeys 15c chickens 14 14c spring chickens 15c. Veal steady by weight ranges 56 60 lb 6 7c 60 85 lb 7 8 1 4c 85 110 lb 8 1 8c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Butter Cheese and Higgs Markets Report
May 25 market wrap with steady tone across butter cheese and Higgs markets. Receipts North Atlantic and western regions tallied 20 832 packages for butter and 6 118 boxes for cheese, with detailed price ranges for creamery, state, western, and southern lots and various qualities from common to firsts and seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New State
Pennsylvania
Toledo Market Update Reveals Lima and Indiana Rates
Toledo Ohio May 25 report shows North Lima at 94e, South Lima and Indiana at 88e each. Market observers note steady prices with minor regional variations across grain and produce listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Money Market and Fort Wayne Market Summary
May 25 report shows prime mercantile paper at 4 3/4 percent, sterling bankers’ bills around 486.25 bid, 486.10 ask for sixty days, and 487.80 for demand. Fort Wayne wholesale prices list wheat 21.50 per bushel, corn 75 cents, oats 5 cents, rye 1 cent, butter 26 34 cents, eggs 19 20 cents per dozen, onions 1.00 per bushel, honey 12 1s, turkeys 16 18 cents per lb, chickens 13 14 cents, potatoes 8 5 cents per bushel. hides and wool quotations also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Fort Wayne
Fort
Bash & Company
Weil Brothers& Cat Wopply
Commodity quotations and market bids from midwest grain trade
The page lists quotations for wheat oats corn rye and barley with prices per bushel cwt and ton, plus live poultry dairy and eggs bids from multiple traders such as C. Tresselt & Son J. T. Johnson G. H. Crouse Eckart Packing Co and Nathan & Levy. It also notes wholesale hay values in Fort Wayne territory and regional grain seed prices for New Haven Gar Creek Tilman Baldwin Peabody Raber along with city retail prices for hay and coal market figures for several regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Tresselt & Son
J. T. Johnson
East Columbia St
G. H. Crouse & Con
E. K. Bush
Columbia Street
Eckart Packing Company
Thos. P. Riddle
Fort Wayne
New Haven
Monroeville
Baldwin
Heeagland
Sheldon
Aboit
Arcola
Peatofty
Spencerville
Grab
Gar Creek
Wondburn
Nathan & Levy
North American
Tilman
Baldwin, Peabody and Raber
Non-Resident Defendants Notified in Indiana Quiet Title Suit
Notice to non residents in Allen County Indiana for Joseph Z. Miller versus Robert Taggart et al in the Superior Court April term. Defendants include Robert Taggart Mrs. Taggart various spouses and heirs of Fort Wayne & Southern Railroad Company. The action seeks to quiet title to real estate with a July 10 1909 appearance date in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Allen County
Joseph Z. Miller
Robert Taggart
Charles Baker
Tracy T. Baker
Isaac Parry
Fort Wayne & Southern Railroad Company
Elisha G. English
Affiant
Joseph N. Mason
Notice of Final Settlement of Hartman Estate
Creditors heirs and legatees of Eliza H Hartman deceased must appear in Allen circuit court Fort Wayne Indiana on June 5 1909 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship receive distributive shares Executor Fred S Hartman Witness Clerk Joseph N Mason Barrett Morris attorney for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza H. Hartman
Allen
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Fred S. Hartman
Joseph .N. Mason
Allen Circuit
Barrett & Morris
Attys
David C. Browand
Allen Circuit Court
Elmer E. Minear
Joseph N. Mason
Wood & Aiken, Attys
Rhode Island Red Hatching Breeds for Utility and Exhibition
The note highlights Rhode Island Red chickens bred for utility and exhibition. It praises them as best winter layers and favorites for farmers. The message emphasizes choosing right, sturdy birds for dependable eggs and show quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Quiet Title Action in Indiana Quiet Title Case
The State of Indiana Allen County Court hears Mary Schlemmer v Clara Clem et al in the Superior Court April Term 1909 to quiet title to real estate. The affidavit lists numerous defendants including Samuel Jackson Clem Hulda Clem Harry Cowell and others with unknown names and spouses. The action seeks a judgment in favor of the plaintiff with service in default if defendants fail to appear. C W Kuhne attorney for the plaintiff. wk. 19-31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Allen County
Mary Schlemmer
Clara
Clem
Superior
Samuel Jackson Clem
Hulda Clem
Harry Francis Cowell
Clemence Cowell
Samuel Cowell
Millie May Seawright
Joseph Seawright
Joseph Cowell
Frederick Cowell
Emma Slammer
Elmer H. Slammer
Caroline
Scar
Lizzie Kline
Peter
Kline
Peter Scar
Hannah
Anna Giessler
Peter Giessler
John Scar
Lizzie Scar
Maggie Maurer
Lewis Maurer
George Stout
George W. Stout
Loiza Marriotte
Gilbert McBain
Sarah McBain
Atnve
Joseph N. Mason
C. W. Kuhne
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate
Notice to heirs and legatees of David C. Browand of probate in 1909 seeking approval or objection to final settlement and distribution. Elmer E. Minear is administrator, with legal counsel Joseph N. Mason, Wood & Aiken, authorized agents. Proceeding date May 12 1909.
Administrators Appointed for Bolyard Estate in Allen Co Indiana
Notice names Frank Bolyard and Cleveland C Bolyard as administrators of Charles W Bolyard deceased. Estate deemed solvent. Attorneys McAdams and Hartzeul listed. Also sale ad for a good two seated rubber tired carriage with harness at 1503 Green St. applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Bolyard
Allen County
Indiana
Frank Bolyard
Clevland C. Bolyard
McAdams & Hartzeul
Attys
Real estate transfers compiled by J C Heller
Real estate transfers recorded through J C Heller list numerous conveyances across townships. Buyers include Walter A Kruse Adolphus G Jones Isabella Kever Effie Lemon and others with prices ranging from 1 to 33000 dollars. Transfers cover sections in Monroe Washington Perry Jefferson and other townships with properties in Grabill Cedar Creek and Evans additions among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Kruse
Adolphus
G. Jones
Washington Township
Isabella Kever
Effie Lemon
Monroe Township
Michael Slattery
William and
D. Slattery
Jacob R. Grabill
Sol Schlatter
Milar
Roy C. Hart
John Schneider
H. Hanna
O. L
August Kuehnert
Frank Fortmeye
H. C. Hanna
Paul W. Fritz, Jr
Israel Greenston
Archer Heirs
Commercial Improvement Company
William E. Hannen
Wayne Township
J. Essig
C. F. Essig
Marion Township
Elizabeth A. Hursh
J. Hursh
Perry
Joseph Hageman
Herman
Hagem
Adams
Indiana
M. Grim
H. M Gallway
River Township
F. J. Ward
Citizens’ Trust
Evans Place
Way
Frank Dawkins
Sheldon - Dawkh
Ition
Attison Township
Janice Dawkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen County Courts
Elen C. Hoke
Warren E. Hoke
Edward G. Hoffman
Elmer Leonard
Harry G. Hogan
Frank Emrick
John J. Andre
Monroeville Cooperage Company
William K. Noble
Cleveland
W. W. Tackaberry
John Kaiser
Lena Kaiser
Leslie Duke
Peter Kling
John Street
Schoenefeld
Courdlevey
Johanna Johnson
Root Township
Adams County
Eliza Horstman
Weaton
Arthur W. Hoge
George W. Beers
Nelson Hoffner
Edward White
Supreme Court
Revival
Harrisburg
Art and Life
Fellowship of the Common Life
H. T. Hite
Missouri
H. Kuhn & Co
Minneapolis
Duluth
Northern
Chicago Market
New York Market
Mayflower
Wintervenoat
Benen
Graham
Ballou & Hoffman
J.C. Heller
Court St
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