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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1890

Page

3

Licenses issued for Kahne Nern and Josie Rank

Various local notices report marriages, relocations, and civic events. Licenses granted to Kahne Nern and Josie Rank. Rev J M Driver changes address. union announcements include Mary Van Zandt in Cleveland and Minnie Swick in Adams county.

Kahne Nern Josie Rank Rev J. M. Driver Calhoun Street Huntertown E. J. Rich J. W. Kinsey

Family poisoned by spoiled sausage moves to Fort Wayne

Carl Meyer his wife and eight sons moved from Adams county to Fort Wayne occupying 90 Wilt Street. They ate spoiled pork sausage from their departure meal and fell ill with vomiting and pain though the youngest son escaped. Dr Proegler treated them through the night and all survived. Also Tippecanoe county contest: John A McHugh challenges Job Osborne over allegedly 70 improperly stamped votes.

Carl Meyer Adams County Fort Wayne Wilt Street Carl Proegler

Royal Baking Powder Ad Claims Pure Cream of Tart ar

Dr Edward G Love former analytical chemist for the U S Government and New York State Board of Health says the Royal Baking Powder is entirely free from lime and alum and uses refined cream of tartar. He testifies it is pure wholesome and does not contain phosphates or injurious substances. Government tests show Royal superior in strength and leavening power.

Edward G. Love U. S New York State Board of Health Love Chemical Division Agricultural Department United States

Exposition site option lingers as Prospect Place eyed

The Exposition association holds an option on Stephen C. Taber tract north of Lakeside, 160 acres near Columbia Street bridge, to cost $50,000 with February 1 expiry. A new land company to buy and develop the area as Prospect Place is planned, with meeting next week to start steps. The line notes the Sturgeon divorce case tried before Judge Powers in DeKalb county, involving Mrs May Sturgeon and J R Sturgeon of Eel River township and the custody of their child, no alimony.

Fitch Huntertown Francis Boley St. Joe Township Lakeside J. E. Sturgis Bluffton Nina Sturgis Conservatory of Music Wm. Cotting Minnie Swick Williams’ Station Adams County Indianapolis Harry Neye Francia Seibert Bloomingdale Hiram Perrin Anna L. Dean Mary L. Harris Win Bush Ora Seaney London Paris Nellie Woulfe Larwilh Ind Jefferson Township R. D. Spellman Winchester L. M. Jones East Main Street Anderson Stewart & Hahn Henry Kiel Geo. W. Jones Monroe Samuel Lutz Marion Edwin Gloyd Perry George Snyder Abelte Joseph Longardner Jefferson Thomas Larimore Lake Wm. Lepker Allen Ohio Lodge George Holmes Rivermet Avenue Harmer Fort Wayne Thos. W.wilson O. OC. Meyers Hunsicker Nelson Stevens Nora Strandeberry Mirgie Lewis O. J. Brennan Buchanan Diamond Hotel Fort Wayne, S Star Bakery D. O. Pott Samuel Morris Allen County State of Indiana John H. Brown Exposition Association Stephen C. Taber D. N. Foster Sexminen Taber Land and Improvement Company Stephen Taber Columbia Street Prospect Place May Sturgeon J. R. Sturgeon Sturgeon Allen and Whitley Marshall & McNagny Columbia City

Wall Contests A Lease Over Peter Kiser Estate

Heirs of Peter Kiser dispute a Calhoun street property lease held by T. J. Fleming claiming the deceased was not competent to contract. Fleming shows the signed lease while the present occupant defends his tenancy. H. G. Olds has offered large sums, with reports of a $10,000 cash bid, though no sale is expected soon.

Geo. W. Hancock Augustus J. White Farragut Boat Club Chicago East William Meyer Meyer Peter Kiser T. J. Fleming Calhoun Street Fleming H.G. Olds

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