Many Indiana towns report varied local incidents
The region records hog cholera in Wabash county and jail occupancy changes in Huntington. Elkhart YMCA ties to national, corn shows in Huntington and Roanoke, and several local deaths including Jesse P. Charles near Andrews. Mastodon bones found near Golden Lake. many accidents, fires, and legal actions noted across Whitley, LaGrange, and surrounding counties.
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Huntington County
Elkhart
R. R. Wyatt
Auburn
Huntington
Roanoke
Theodore Kennedy
Mecatur
L. P. Galbeath
Pierceton
Jesse P. Charles
Andrews
Golden Lake
Steuben County
Lagrange
A. R. Wyatt
L. L. Carpenter
Nabash
Bethany Assemly
C. L. Pattee
Wolcottville Herald
C. F. Troxell
John Unger
Disko
Wabash Coun
David Hujbarger
Thorncreek Township
Whitley County
George
Cobb
Elkhart Ownship
Elkhart County
Jerome Hopkins
Porth
Ilva van Houten
Phorncreek Township
Bluffton
Grand Opera House
Fort Wayne Stock Company
Ruth Grosh
Joseph Grosh
L. H. Wrigley
Albion
Whitley-Noble
Columbia City
George Young
Wabash County
Belden
Ed Lyon
Decatur
Fred Teuscher
South Bend
Ananias Baker
Cass
Fulton
Rochester
Albert Hail
E.B
Frank Alspach
Peru
Bluffton Area Tells Of Murders, Trials And Transfers
A jumble of notes from Goshen to Huntington covers homicides and robberies, court cases, marriages, accidents, and public notices. Dead include Wesley Redding of Bluffton and Warsaw pioneer Harvey Miller. religious and civic events, stock issues, and a flood of local incidents fill the page.
Store Fire Destroys Small Grocery at Calhoun and Rudisill
A frame grocery shop owned by Andy Sullivan at the corner of Calhoun Street and Rudisill Avenues burned down at 7 45 this morning after lacking water plugs nearby. Loss valued at 1200 dollars with partial insurance. Firefighters could only save Sullivan’s house nearby as a gasoline tank fueled the blaze and the origin is still unknown.
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Andy Sullivan
Calhoun Street
Rudisill Avenues
Sullivan
Rudisill Avenue
Case Postponed in Otto Petit Larceny
Judge Skelton delayed judgment in the state case against Mrs. Alice Otto of the Otto house for petit larceny in retaining a trunk belonging to R. H. Sheridan until next Friday. Charles Anderson and Joseph Wordell, both described as drunks, were fined $1 and costs each. Police seek two young boys who stole a blind gray horse from Decatur and headed toward Michigan.
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Alice Otto
Otto
R. H. Sheridan
Skelton
Decatur
Michigan
Girls Pay Fines. Two Arrested in Clinton Street Boarding House Released
Mabel and Carl Hunter, two girls arrested last week in a Clinton street boarding house, paid fines of five dollars and costs and were released from jail. Edward Mahon and Thomas Rogers also paid their fines.
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Mabel
Carl Hunter
Clinton Street
Edward Mahon
Thomas Rogers
Charily aid urged by Ministerial association meeting
The Ministerial association agreed to donate collections from the union Thanksgiving services to the Visiting Nurse league. The league treas ury is nearly empty and relies on annual memberships. They hope Thanksgiving offerings will approach 260 to 200 dollars to sustain work through mid year.
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League
Ain Coraly
Ing. Julie
Jenene
Marshall Emerges as Leading Democratic Presidential Prospect
Washington observers rate Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana as the most promising future presidential candidate among three governors-elect. Charles A. Edwards predicts Marshall could be the nominee if the next convention were held today, citing his leadership qualities and strong Indiana victory as grounds for national appeal.
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Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Charles A. Edwards
Democratic Congressional Committee
Democratic National Committee
New York
Henry Watterson
Marshall
Col. Edwards
Edwards
Bryan
Judson Harmon
Ohio
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Harmon
Johnson
Cleveland
Hoke Smith
Sco
Mr. Marshall
Marion and Pleasant townships farmers form protest group
Farmers from Marion and Pleasant townships met at Poe Saturday evening and formed a protest alliance over Fort Wayne moat sales. J. B. Emerick was elected president with George Morton as vice president P. H. Snider treasurer and H. B. Brows secretary. A committee including H. B. Brown A. O. Hadley and And. Lechner was named to draft resolutions seeking broader support for their stance.
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Marion
Pleasant Townships
Poe
Fort Wayne
J. B. Emerick
George Morton
P. H. Snider
Messrs
H. B. Brown
and. Lechner
Aleo Ena Ee
New York Faces Meat and Milk Shortage Fears
Thousands of cattle swine and sheep are in pens after a quarantine on food animals from New York and Pennsylvania amid a foot and mouth outbreak. City officials warn milk supplies may drop if milksheds in affected counties are quarantined, raising price concerns. James Alford of Warsaw, 20, jailed for destroying a rural mailbox after a prior intoxication sentence. Deputy Marshal Rankin arrested him in Indianapolis.
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New York
Pennsylvania
James Alford
Warsaw
Alford
United States
Rankin
Indianapolis
Poe News highlights local visits and farm group action
Special to The Sentinel Poe Indiana November 24. Mr and Mrs Lae roy Gressley of Hoagland visited Mrs Gressley s parents Mr and Mrs John Netfreiter. The Poe mass meeting formed a Marion Pleasant township farmers organization opposing Fort Wayne market limits. Officers elected J B Emrick president G A Morton vice president H B Brown secretary P H Snider treasurer. Witnesses Fred Witte Hoagland and Henry Keeneman Decatur testified in U S court in Pittsburg last Friday.
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Sentinel
Poe. Ind
Laeroy Gressley
Hoagland
Gressley
John Netfreiter
P. H. Snyder
Ethel
F. B. Snyder
John Rushman
Ohio
H. H. Roberts
Lutheran Hospital
Marion Township
C. F. Hubler
Roy Gressley
J. W. Fenner
Frank Monroe
Middletown
Harvey McMahon
Frank Snider
Stewart
Pine Village
Benton County
Ind
C. E. Morton
Fort Wayne
J. B. Emrick
G. A. Morton
H. B. Brown
P. H. Snider
Poe
Messrs
Fred Witte
Henry Keeneman
Decatur
United States
Pittsburg
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Rebecca Arantz
Creditors heirs and legatees of Rebecca Arantz deceased must appear in Allen circuit court Fort Wayne Indiana on December 18 1908 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Charles A Beuret administrator witnessed by the clerk Joseph N Mason with attorney W G Colerick for estate.
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Rebecca Arantz
Allen
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Charles A. Beuret
Joseph N. Mason
Allen Circuit Cour
W. G. Colerick
Elias Aristude
Allen Uit
Queen V. Amstutz
Notice of Final Settlement Estate 1908
Heirs and legatees of Elias Aristude must appear to contest final settlement in Allen Circuit Court. They are asked to prove heirship to receive shares. Witness, the clerk, on November 18 1908. Joseph N. Mason Clerk. William H. Shambaugh, Atty. for Admin. Queen v Amstutz Administrat.
Appointment of Administrator for Alma Z King Estate
Thomas W King is appointed administrator of the estate of Alma Z King late of Allen County Indiana deceased. The estate is declared solvent. Public notice issued by the administrator.
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Alma Z King
Allen County
Indiana
Thomas. W. King
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