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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1894
Page
7
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Local notes report Ed Schell acquitted, a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ben Toby of Cle y Street, and illnesses across families on Oakley Street. New York legal business moves, a physician’s new practice in Bohmlits block, a three year old dies of diphtheria, and rail news from Wabash and Pennsylvania lines. Also noted are employment shifts, a prize pickerel winner, storm delays, and thefts in Hobart with a suspect captured.
District court actions include the Herman Michaels estate seeking 1995 from Pennsylvania Railroad for a brakeman killed at Crestline on December 6. Several marriages licensed. Justice Ryan fines for harboring an unregistered dog. Will of Diedrick Scheiman filed leaving property to wife. A wild man arrest in East Wayne street. case under Justice Ryan. Verdicts in local cases include 25, 7 50, and 20 costs for liquor without license. Senator Voorhees plans Arkansas hot springs visit after campaign. health improving and will speak widely before retirement.
Will Ryan resigns as deputy prosecutor to devote himself to his law practice. He is succeeded by Chas. J. Ryan who has filled the office during the last two years.
At a Pennsylvania depot last evening four pickpockets targeted a Monroeville couple. The husband was rummaged through while the wife, twenty, struck a thief and shouted police as officers arrived. Two suspects fled. Stoll and a city officer shadowed the couple aboard the train, keeping watch for further trouble.
The marine hospital report from the medical society of the District of Columbia links typhoid fever rises to soil contamination and infected wells while urging pure water and sewer improvements. It backs milk supply checks and a health officer permit law.
The city Methodist churches hold nightly revival meetings at Simpson M E church with all pastors preaching earnest sermons. Several conversions have occurred and strong interest is shown. After this week the services continue two weeks at other Methodist churches. The Fort Wayne Curling Club annual meeting is set for Caledonian Hall Friday evening, Nov. 9.
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