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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1899

Page

7

Fearful Fall Injures 77-Year-Old Citizen

David B. McClure, 77, was found unconscious in the Belott home cellar after plunging down a stairway Friday evening. He suffered brain concussion, a broken hand bone, and bruises, with concerns of internal injuries. today his condition is more favorable and prognosis is cautiously optimistic for recovery.

David B. McClure George E. Belott West Main Street Rosenthal McClure G. E. Belott

Friendly visit sparks rumors about Bass works investors

Three London and Edinburgh capitalists arrived Friday morning at the invitation of Mr Bass. Rumors spread they sought to purchase the Bass works, but the visitors clarified the trip was for pleasure. Citizens stress Bass’s continued leadership will keep the works locally and preserve jobs.

Messrs B. Guyness A. Shepherd London James Iver Edinburg Mr. Bass Bass

Amputation of leg after Latty accident

Dr J M Dinnen amputated the sight foot of George A Garlow at the hospital Monday evening taking the member off at the ankle. The unfortunate Nickl Pite tradesman was injured Sunday night when wheels ran over him at Latty Ohio. Mr Gary Patterson's trunk is a regular law only recently resumed his work Hercules for strength.

J. M. Dinnen George A. Garlow Latty Ohio Gary Patterson

Bellevue Resident Recovers After Typhoid and Surgery

A Bellevue resident, weakened by typhoid fever and its complications for months, underwent a surgical operation and survived the procedure. Despite poor health, he completed the operation well and is expected to recover.

Bellevue

Fate of Madeline Crew Linked to Patagonia Cannibals

Captain Littlehales on the British steamship Kurdistan reports the missing French steamship Madeline likely wrecked near the Straits of Magellan. He notes crew possibly captured by Patagonia cannibals and hints they sought refuge near Otter Point. An American sailor named Stetson, onboard at Valparaiso, claimed the Madeline was unseaworthy.

Philadelphia Littlehales South America Valparaiso Havre Pacific Straits of Magellan Patagonia Otter Point Straits Entrance Kurdistan Stetson Madeline

Rally Day and local institutes reported in Churubusco

In CHURUBUSCO the U B Sunday school held a rally Sunday evening with an engaging program. The joint Perry and Eel River townships institute met at Huntertown, with four teachers from Eel River. The next institute is planned for Center. Local residents noted health and travel updates, including J W Nickey returning from Buffalo, Mrs Sam Barr ill, G B Slagle troubled by a arm boil, W A Geiger ill, Harvey Stites in Fort Wayne, and Dr Squires returning from a western trip. Dr Siemen plans a trip to Buffalo Creek, Col, to be with his wife for the winter.

Perry Eel River Townships Huntertown Eel River Township Center J. W. Nickey Buffalo Sam Barr G. B. Slagle Our City W. A. Geiger Harvey Stites Fort Wayne John Fullam Otto Welshimer Arden Warsaw Squires Siemen Buffalo Creek Col

In Memoriam Dolly Bates Quietly Remembered

Dollys death is noted with a gentle verse describing an angelic dream behind a curtain of sadness. The poem speaks of golden hair like a halo and angels, and urges a wreath and soft farewell as a river and distant shore symbolize her final rest.

Dolly Bates Zephyrs Bright Land

Twelve Farmers Picked for Superior Court Jury

Jury Commissioners Soest and Stopher selected twelve farmer petit jurors for the next term in the county clerk's office Tuesday. Names include Frank Jolly of Eel River, John Scheinder Adams, William Spencer Pleasant, Louis Gerardot Jefferson, Daniel Bottenberg Monroe, Henry L. Hoovel Adams, Daniel Fierce Springfield, Reuben Cook Cedar Creek, Gus Henderson Cedar Creek, Thomas Carroll Perry, George Zion Pleasant, and Joseph P. Nonamaker Lafayette.

Soest Stopher Superior Court Frank Jolly Eel River John Scheinder Adams William Spencer Pleasant Louis Gerardot Jefferson Daniel Bottenberg Monroe Henry L. Hoovel Daniel Fierce Springfield Reuben Cook Cedar Creek Gus Henderson Thomas Carroll Perry George Zion Joseph P. Nonamaker Lafayette

Trial over disputed $25 certificate ownership unfolds

Justice France hears a case where Harry A. Eberline sues the Hamilton National Bank Elizabeth Boyce Barney Novitsky and G W Downing over a $25 certificate of deposit allegedly stolen and endorsed as forged. The bank deposited the funds in interpleader and the judge pushes to Wednesday for affidavits and possible handwriting expert testimony.

Justice France Harry A. Eberline Hamilton National Bank Elizabeth Boyce Barney Novitsky G. W. Downing Elizabeth Orr Eberline Morris & Woodworth H. W. Dickman

Surety of Peace Granted in Kritzer Case

Maud Kritzer obtained a court order after Justice France placed Frank Kritzer under a $300 bond to keep the peace. The divorced husband, living at Mrs. Fischer's home, faced threats cited by Kritzer amid intermittent quarrels. Kritzer posted bond as ordered.

Maud Kritzer Justice France Frank Kritzer Kritzer Fischer

Inquest of Lunacy Declares Julius Rudolph Unsound

In the county clerk's office this morning Justices Bullerman and France and Drs Stults and Mc Caskey held an inquest of lunacy on Julius Rudolph and declared him to be of unsound mind. The young man has been acting violently at

Bullerman France Drs. Stults McCaskey Julius Rudolph

Unclear Arrest Notes Lead to Richmond Asylum Admittance

Times since arrest and visits by commission members show the subject staring into space and refusing to answer questions. An application will be made for admission to the Richmond asylum.

Richmond Asylum

Judge Grants Steadly Divorce on Grounds of Failure to Provide

Judge O Rourke grants Julia Steadly a divorce from James Steadly arguing failure to provide. Married in 1865 the couple lived together until 1894. In Bolinger v Bolinger Judge orders defendant pay plaintiff fifty dollars to hire an attorney and defend.

O’rourke Julia Steadly James Steadly Mary J. Bolinger Jacob Bolinger

Divorce actions settle custody and settlement agreements

Judge Vesey granted Jennie Roy a divorce from Edward Roy with custody awarded to the wife. The Nebur divorce suit was dismissed. Matilda Nebur and John Nebur reached an agreement in Kleekamp's office to resume living together. J H Aiken served as attorney for the ward property matter.

J. H. Aiken Vesey Jennie Roy Edward Roy Matilda Nebur John Nebur F. H. Kleekamp

Will and court items fill busy Allen County docket

Probate filings name Sarah Evers and Rosa Engle as will subjects with bequests to spouses and churches. Court actions include a $125 note suit by Thomas Larimore, guardianship for John Howard Brecheisen, and a bailiff appointment for George Allen. A minor liquor case and Sabbath desecration affidavits lead to hearings next week. Thirty Wilson Heaters sold by Koehlinger and Baur amid a Fort Wayne sales drive.

Sarah Evers Harry Evers Superior Court Vesey New York Circuit Court Thomas Larimore D. W. Keplinger Margaret Keplinger J. B. Harper John H. Brecheisen John Howard Brecheisen Samuel Carpenter Kennelley Robert Rosa Carpenter Justice Bullerman Sheldon Jacob Hiser James Polock Hiser’s Road House Squire France George Allen Edward Quinn Allen County Superior Court the Sentinel Republcan Quinn Court House Ed Gilmartin Gandolph Rudolph O. N. Heaton White National Bank William C. Scott A. A. Purman Lagrange County C. N. Heaton Rosa Engle Evangelical Church William Engle Sophia Knoll Roy Strausbaugh Messrs Koehlinger & Baur Wilson Fort Wayne John H. Buetter Ind Michael Flaugh John Flaugh Martin A. Weidman

Halloween damage hits Lafayette Township buildings

Winter approaches as Halloween vandalism damages school houses and outbuildings across Lafayette Township. Reports say local boys were aided by popular young ladies in the mischief while Charles Neith, whose wife recovers from typhoid, contracts the illness himself. Bad weather delays Sunday school.

Hallowe’en Charles Neith

James M. Kanes Offers Low Prices on Wear and Accessories

Advertises a large stock with no advance required calling attention to underwear for men women and children. Highlights gloves mitts knit jackets as the best and lowest in the city and invites readers to call at James M Kane's for the lowest prices in every line.

James M. Kane

Notice to Non-Residents in Allen County Court

State of Indiana Allen County ss Kramer vs Kramer in the Allen Circuit Court Septem ber term for partition of Real Estate. Defendants Alex Kramer jr John Kramer Louisa Lohman Catherine Comstock and Alex Kramer are non-residents. Unless they appear before the judge on January 21 1900 and answer or demur the complaint will be heard in their absence. Attest Frank J Belot Geo F Felts Clerks Attorney for Plaintiff.

State of Indiana Allen County Kramer Allen Alex Kramer, Jr John Kramer Louisa Lohman Catherine Comstock Alex Kramer Indiana Frank J. Belot Geo. F. Felts

Mrs John Motherwell Stricken With Serious Illness

Mrs John Motherwell is seriously ill at her north side home after a trip west to improve health failed to help her condition. Friends sorrowfully note her deteriorating health.

John Motherwell

Also Mentioned on This Page

David B. M’clure Churubusco U. B the Court News Koehlinger John W. Zink Smith Street H. C. Sites West Lewis Street Geo. Hoppingarner Fairfield Avenue Isaac Powell North Street J. T. Bower Home Avenue C. Ferber Daniel Walters East Lewis Street H. Rapp Arcola C. Korter J. L. Tillman Baldwin Lawrence Kleinrichart Dunfee John Mirable Wm. Hagan Frank Phillip Mrs. Singleton South Calhoun Street Mary Nahrwald Goeglein J. Wyatt Wm. Steinhauser Taylor Street W. E. Sigrist St. Marys Avenue G. Rhine Marys Street W.W. D. Maxwell Buchanan Street S. A. Fausnaught Lillie A. D. Craig Craig Norris Roanoke Gillispie J. L. Goshert S. F. Bowser E. G. Anderson Prsident William Lessig Chas. Smith James Aikens Albert Sites Lafayette Township Taft Tafts Calhoun ST Florence Earth Sae Stewart &Born Steel Ranges Main Street Mnd Bell Dewey Schley Maine Merritt Sampson Hobson’s Fitz Hugh Lee Ward Roosevelt Otis Manilla Havana Tim and Slar Petterson
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