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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1906
Page
9
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Charles A. Taylor seeks circuit court action to set aside a $100 forfeiture on a surety bond tied to a peace warrant against David Robinson, after reconciliation with Robinson. Emerick & Emerick represent Taylor. Other trials include Hochstine v. Great Eastern Casualty, and Kennedy v. Doyle. several domestic suits, divorces, and wills heard in circuit, superior, and probate courts.
A New Haven court fight centers on Riedmiller who charged with offering quails for sale and left birds with Clemons for safekeeping to be eaten at a party. Wardens’ actions and venue changes unfold as prosecutors seek clarity on a social gathering and potential violations.
Allen County election officers start recounting spoiled ballots from the last general election tomorrow morning before the board of commissioners. The process is expected to take at least three days, with a week possible to complete, following a demand that prompted the review.
County Clerk W A Johnson estimates at least 400 ballots were not counted due to missing numbers on outside packages. If commissioners rule ballots invalid, Judge Skelton may appeal to the circuit court, potentially requiring a special judge. Theresa Manet Maret, formerly Degitz, was granted a divorce for extreme cruelty and abandonment in superior court.
The notice lists marriage licenses for Albert Overly and Edith Malawsky, Edward Sigl and Helen Casterline, Herman Hoppe and Bertha Miller, Max Frankenstein and Helene Markert, R Earl Gamble and Lota Redding, Thomas Shearer and Margaret Mercer, Theodore Ziemendorf and Frieda Sattler, Henry Douglass and Mary Fachty, with Howell C Rockhill as manager Roll.
An advertising claim details nervous indigestion caused by weak nerves and promotes Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Cure as restores energy and function. AAR Milton of Ashville MN testifies of improved health after using multiple bottles and recommends the products while drugseller guarantees the first bottle benefits or money back.
An advertisement extols Golden Medical Discovery as a potent alterative and tonic purifying mucous surfaces from nasal passages to bladder, while Favorite Prescription builds strength and regulates female functions. It claims endorsements from eminent medical authors, non-alcoholic formulas, glyceric plant extracts, and warns against secret nostrums. Also mentions Pierce's Pellets for stomach, liver and bowels.
A fragmented OCR list names multiple pairs with ages and occupations such as William Ramy 31 boilermaker and Sophia Klepper 24 dressmaker, Henry H Robertson Jr 31 salesman and Rose Ann Gibson 31, plus others including John W. Ramick 42 contractor and Carrie E. Harcher 37. The lines present alternating male and female names with ages and trades, concluding with Joe B. Federspiel and Naomi O. Hartzell.
A series of birth notices from Pleasant township and nearby streets records multiple newborns. Daughters arrive to the Harber, Thiele, and Furtz families while sons greet Kohrman, Young, Steckbeck, Brockemeyer, Foster, Ryan, Hay, Haag and others. Twins appear for August Brockemeyer. The notices list family names and street addresses as community record.
Larwill of 2305 South Wayne avenue has a daughter. Mr and Mrs Joseph Conl ardat of Jefferson township welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Fry of Jefferson township announce a son.
A compilation of real estate transfers showing buyers and sellers, parcel details, sections, and prices across multiple townships including Cedar Creek Washington Wayne Madison and more. Notable transactions include Geiger to Sturk y for 1900 and Gruber to Cummins for 1 dollar in Springfield township.
A druggist promises PAZO OINTMENT cures for piles itching bleeding protruding or blind piles in 66 to 14 days. If it fails to work, refund offered. Price 50 cents.
The Indiana Normal School at Muncie Indiana has issued a new catalogue detailing the courses of study and information on tuition and other costs. Readers are advised to send for the catalogue.
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