Maumee township wins school house case decision
Judge Vesey rules township retains peaceful possession of the school house while showing the town may gain legal ownership by process. Appeal possible to supreme court. parties in New Haven area, dated October 4, 1898, with related divorce and other civil matters noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey
Maumee
Shirley City
Baker
Magers
W. G. Colerick
Supreme Court
John Morris, Jr
Colerick
Guardian appointed for Ma tilda Kroemer in court ruling
Judge O Rourke declares Ma tilda Kroemer thirty one years old to be of unsound mind and names a guardian to manage her affairs as she is an heir of the deceased Frederick Kroemer. Grace E Blaising sues for divorce from John P Blaising for cruel treatment seeking $800 alimony and custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Rourke
Matilda Kroemer
Frederick Kroemer
Grace E. Blaising
John P. Blaising
Caving Earth Caught Him Workman Survives Buried Incident
Michael Gotta a stone mason of 2 Liberty Street was buried to the neck by caving earth in a manhole at Berry and Nelson streets Monday evening. Fellow workers freed him after dirt was removed. he escaped with severe bruises and no lasting injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gotta
Liberty Street
Berry
Nelson Streets
Gotta
Farmer Hurt In Runaway Near Piqua Road
Fred Krantz, a farmer living south of the city on the Piqua road, lost control of his team while driving home Monday evening. The wagon overturned, one horse kicked him in the head, and the wheels passed over him. Otto Nilling found him unconscious and took him to a nearby farmhouse. a doctor said he had only bruises and he could continue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Krantz
Piqua
Mr. Krantz
Otto Nilling
Obituary of Mrs Cora Chapman in Ind to Noble County
Mrs. Cora Chapman wife of C M Chapman and daughter of Henry and Jane Wolford born December 21 1873 Allen County Indiana died October 17 1889 Noble County at age 25 years 9 months 16 days. She leaves a husband one son parents three sisters two brothers and many friends. A friend notes her last words I am going to die all is right. An obituary sentiment closes with an ad for Patterson's gloves priced 1 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Chapman
C. M. Chapman
Henry and
Jane Wolford
Allen County
Ind
Noble County
Markets Report Wheat and Corn Prices Slip on Profit Taking
Chicago markets show wheat opening unchanged to lower with December at 68 3 4 to 69 1 2 cents and May at 72 7 3. dull export demand and seasonable weather suppress activity while funds cover shorts. Corn opens steady to higher on covering. December around 31 4 to 31 5 6 cents and May near 32 4 to 32 6 5. Provisions firm as hog prices rise. hogs drive pork and lard quotes higher into the close.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago Live Stocks Market Report and Prices
Chicago live stock totals show hog receipts around 30 000 today and 36 000 tomorrow with a 1 443 carryover. Market steady to higher with mixed and butcher hogs quoted at 3 95 to 4 30 and bulk sales 4 05 to 4 20. Cattle receipts near 6 000 with natives and range cattle firmer on top, westerns 4 00 to 5 25, and canners 1 80 to 2 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Fort Wayne Markets Corrected Weekly Prices for Nov 8
Fort Wayne prices list a wide range of farm commodities including flour at Spring Wheat 4.40 to 4.60 per barrel, oats 23c, corn 27 28c, and waxy entries like wool unwashed 19 20c per lb. Other items include butter 18 20c, lard 41 5c, potatoes 30 35c, onions 35 40c, cabbage 25 40c per dot, hay Timothy 8.50 10.00 per ton, and pork on foot 3.90 4.00 per unit with dressed beef prices noted for quarters and hindquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Ioc
Bean Lodged in Boy’s Ear At 72 Lillie Street
A bean lodged in the ear of Edward Schlagel a lad near his home at 72 Lillie street caused intense pain. A dog toy was summoned to attend him as the bean began to swell, doctors were called for relief in this street incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schlagel
Lillie Street
Bean shooter trend sparks injuries among youths
The article notes growing use of the bean shooter among young males, describing it as increasingly popular and linked to several painful accidents in the recent period. It cautions about dangers and enclosed incidents with no graphic details.
Funeral of Eustus Howe in Maysville
The funeral was held at the Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev Hushiser officiating. Howe’s remains were buried beside his wife in the old cemetery. He lived in Springfield township for years and lately resided with his Fort Wayne daughter, where he died suddenly on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustus Howe
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Staub Bros
Fort Wayne
E. C. Reichelderfer
Antwerp
Ira Grubb
Sturgis
Spencerville
E. C. Carrington
Dawkins Local News Summary
Protracted meeting closes with two converts. Frank Eisel's child dies of membranous croup. Emanuel Ream from Kansas moves to Ed Preast place and will build next spring after buying Barber place. William White hosts visitors from Arkansas. New Haven Elevator Co builds 12 by 72 foot corn crib for farmers. Earl Biols returns to Arkansas. Dick White returns from Kalkaska Michigan. John Collett of Wall visits J A Collett. Laura White improves after shoulder dislocation set by Dr. Clark New Haven. Jack Jones regain mobility after two years homebound. William Pio in Fort Wayne on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Bunner
Frank Eisel
Emanuel Ream
Kansas
Ed. Preast
Mr. Ream
Barber Place
William White
Arkansas
New Haven Elevator Company
Dawkins
Earl Biols
Dick White
Kalkaska
Mich
John Collett
Wall
Jay County
J. A Collettt
Laura White
Dr. Clark
New Haven
Jack Jones
William Pio
Fort Wayne
Hog cholera remedy from a tested formula published
A reader provides a homemade hog cholera cure with precise measurements and instructions. For prevention use one tablespoon per ten hogs in bran slop. for treatment mix one pound powder to mandrake and feed one tablespoon per ten head for a week. sick pigs get half tablespoon in walnut-sized lard. Also an ad for Patterson's clothing of sterling worth.
UNCLE SAM Stamps Visited the Old Home
Mr and Mrs Hartman Nirider of Farina Ill have been visiting friends in the city for some time. Nirider recalls moving from Allen county Indiana thirty three years ago and later to Effingham county Illinois to farm. He says he built up nine hundred acres, now retired as his family settles after three decades of toil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman Nirider
Farina
Nirider
Allen County
Flatrock
Monroeville
West
Indiana
Effingham County
Illinois
Mr. Nirider
Printing pioneer Jo seph Brine and long road journey told
In Illinois life Jo seph Brine near Fort Wayne recalls bringing Tigar's first printing office sixty four years ago and traveling from Clay county with oxen amid rain and floods. William Geeves Smith of Coesse sells 53 Fox street residence to Mrs Grace H Smith of North Manchester as the third Smith owner in the chain, via Bobilya agency, none related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Joseph Brine
Tigar
Fort Wayne
Clay County
Ilinois
Allen Foamy
William Smith
Coesse
Fox Street
Grace H. Smith
Manchester
Bobilya
Smith
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Shirley
John Bueter
Hon. J. M. Barrett
Sarah Bush
J. W. Fleming
William S. P. Disler
E. W
Frank A. Emrick
Charlotte Disler
Hefypruan
Michael
Workman
Berry and
WM Nelson
God
Patterson
N. W
S. Bush & Co
Bean
Maysville and Vicinity
Patterson’s
Uncle Sam
W. J. Kettler & Son
The
Progressive Store
Court ST
Clinton ST
Woochen
Boots
Calhoun Street
H. B. Tob
Wiesell
Eagle
Belle City
C.C. Schlatter & Co
East Columbia St
Fort Wayne, Ind
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