Court records reveal multiple divorce and damages actions
In Allen County courts Will Binsel testified his wife Martha J Hinsel played a slot machine with another man in a saloon near Calhoun street. Decrees granted or sought include Dornte and Pennsylvania company damages for injuries, Calvin Christen divorce bid, Lena McCarthy desertion, Myrtle Kull divorce claim, Ethel Clampitt divorce request denied, and Louis Weightman divorce denial for lack of proven intoxication or cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Binsel
Calhoun Street
Martha J. Hinsel
Einsel
Dornte
Badaward .C
Pennsylvania
George W. Louttit
Calvin Christen
Mary Christen
R. B. Preibelbiss
Dolan divorce case alleges a boarding house girl involved
In a cross complaint Anna Dolan accuses her husband William P. Dolan of fault in a divorce suit and claims a boarding house keeper’s daughter was involved, noting late nights reading and helping at home. She seeks property, money in bank, and restraining orders as the suit unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dolan
William P. Dolan
Dolan
Dolans
Harper
Eggeman
Mary Belle Stewart
James L. Stewart
Bittinger and Houk
Judge Fines Illicit Liquor Dealers in Circuit Court
In Grabill a circuit court session fined Janes Campbell $50 and costs for selling liquor illegally and Christ Stalter for selling to minors. The judge, identified as O Rourke, heard the case on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Rourke
Grabill
Janes ‘Campbell
Christ Stalter
Weightman seeks support suite after June arrival
Mrs Weightman charges her husband made no provision for her since she arrived in the city in June. Arrests include Lee Scoles linked to brass thefts from the Pennsylvania company. Scoles posted bond then faced new affidavits and a third charge awaits at the county jail. Court notes cite the Beisaida ditch case starting in superior court with a two to three day trial window. Peerless Washing Machine Co filed Articles of Incorporation with $20,000 capital. incorporators Henry G Pfeiffer Albert J Pfeiffer W P Smith and A O Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoles
Lee Scoles
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Pennsylvania Railroad
Beisaida Ditch
Superior Court
Peerless Washing Machine Company
County Recorder
Henry
Henry G
Albert J. Pfeiffer
W. P
A. O. Smith
Divorce surge threatens to break court records
Saturday reports show a flood of divorce suits in local courts as fall terms consume judges with vacation cases and new docketed filings. Talbott Wilson is named in a suit filed by Lillian Wilson alleging a Christmas marriage on December 25, 1890 produced three children and regrets. She seeks custody and alimony while claiming he is a drinking man and has threatened her, with a restraining order issued to keep him from interfering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Circuit Courts
Talbott Wilson
Lillian Wilson
Talbott
Divorce Actions Reported In Circuit Court
Belle Thomas sues Frank L. Thomas alleging desertion since Oct 1 1906 and seeks support. A restraining order was issued to prevent disposal of property. Clara Taylor files against Newton Taylor claiming assault on her and a two year old child and forcible removal from their home in Monroeville. Gandy and Hilgeman represent the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
Henry
Guy Colerick
Belle Thomas
Frank L. Thomas
R. B. Dreibelbiss
Newton
Clara
Gandy
Hilgeman
Monroeville poultry case voids local slaughter ban
Judge O N Heaton voids Monroeville town ordinance restricting poultry slaughter for commerce as unlawful restraint of trade. John W Edwards and Lewis Edwards argued the ban would put them out of business despite a state plant. The suit votes against discrimination while Dessie E Kromm seeks divorce from LeRoy with a street chase and name restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W
Lewis Edwards
Monroeville
O. N. Heaton
Edwards Brothers
Heaton
Dessie E. Kromm
Roberson
Henry
Guy Colerick
Wheat and corn slide as Liverpool prices weaken market
Chicago on October 6 reports unexpected drops in wheat prices, aided by favorable crop news from Australia and Argentina. December wheat opens at 98 1 4 to 98 3 8, closes weak near low, with bearish export demand. Corn follows with declines to about 64 1 4 cents, oats ease, and pork and live hogs pressuring markets later in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Australia
Minneapolis
Duluth
Northwestern
Cnfe
Market summary with mixed commodity notes and prices
Grain receipts and sales reported with wheat weaker due to bearish crop news. Corn receipts listed with no sales. Beef steady, pork barely steady, lard weak. Petroleum, coffee, sugar and molasses markets described with steady or quiet tones and quoted prices across several markets. New Orleans molasses noted at 42 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Svestarn
Rio
Santos
New Orleans
Market Reports From East Buffalo and Indianapolis
East Buffalo and Chicago market desks show hogs, cattle, and sheep trading with receipts around thousands. Prices vary by grade with hogs dropping to about 5.5 to 7.0, cattle softer, and sheep showing strength in some regions. Indianapolis lists cattle prices across weights, hogs near 5.0 to 7.0, and assorted calves and cows. Pittsburg rounds out with lighter cattle and mixed hog prices and veal calves.
Cincinnati Market Report Oct 6 Hog and Livestock Prices
Hogs market dull and 15 to 25 cents lower with butchers and shippers paying 6.85 to 7.00. common hogs 4.00 to 5.00. Cattle steady and quiet with fair to good receipts at 4.35 to 5.15. Sheep steady at 1.25 to 3.75 and lambs 4.00 to 5.75.
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East Buffalo
New York
Indianapolis
Ind
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Poultry and Produce Market Report
Chicago market notes soften into steady butter eggs cheese and poultry values with Oct 5 pricing for Butter creameries 27 28c daisies 18 24c Eggs firsts 22c Cheese daisies 14c twins 13c young Americas 14c Poultry alive market steady turkeys 18c chickens 1144c springers 14c New York Oct 6 butter firm with receipts 11308 packages creamery specials 28c extras 28 29c thirds to firsts 18 26c state dairy 18 2bC process common to special 15 23c western factory firsts 19 19 5c western imitation cream er firsts 19 20c cheese quiet receipts 8786 boxes state full cream specials 18 14c do small colored or white fancy 13c do large colored or white fancy 12c 12c do good to prime 12 12c do common to fair 10 4% 11c Skims 2 10c yes market quiet receipts 12121 cases state PA near by selected white fancy 35 37c do fair to choice 28 34c brown and mixed fancy 30 32c do fair to choice 26 29c western firsts 28 25c seconds 21 22c Poultry dressed market firm western chickens 15 18c fowls 11 15c spring turkeys 18 20c
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Chicago
Ill
New York
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne Wholesale Market Prices Dated Report
Price list shows grains fruits and livestock items at Barr Street markets in Fort Wayne. Wheat 97c bu oats 46c old 52c new 46-50c barley 6c rye 72c bu. fruits include plums 1.25, grapes 12e Th. butter 15-22c lb, creamery 28-28.5c lb. eggs 19-21c doz, candied eggs 22c. beans 2.25 bu. onions 30-35c bu. potatoes 60-68c bu. pumpkins 5 25re. tomatoes 25-35c bu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Barr Street
Geese—fc Ib
Woray Leenks TB
Jaciveens
Springer
S. Rash & Co
Well Brothers & Co
Ste Vhower
Ye Bae
Corta
Taney
Boon
Market Prices and Livestock Receipts From Fort Wayne Territory
The listing covers Eckart Sacking Company items including steers, heifers, cows, calves, hogs, sheep and oats hay. It cites price ranges for beef cattle, veal calves, hog weights, yearlings and lambs, plus regional bale hay values and assorted straw, seed, and grain prices across multiple towns and market areas in Indiana and nearby regions. Nathan & Levy in Fort Wayne supply the market summary and retail price references for hay, Clover mixes, oats straw, wheat straw, and various seeds along with regional livestock values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckart
Whoteonta Shippe Nathan & Levy
Columbia
Fort Wayne
New Haven
Monroeville
Baldwin
Soma
Sheldon
Abolt
Arcola
Peabody
Spencerville
Grabill
Gar Creek
Essen Ereceees
Pockinge Vrier
Massillon
Jackson
Pocahontas
Fort Pacobeeres
Sf Caner
West Virginia
Indiana
Wedding Bells Mark Union At Mrs Mangan's Home
A Sept 30 wedding at 514 West Main unites Miss Myrtle Mangan and Mr Samuel Z Davis in the presence of near relatives Rev Ray O Miller conducts the service. They plan a brief honeymoon then housekeeping at East Stophlet Street. A second country wedding follows as Miss Florence Rapp and Mr Martin Miller wed in Lake Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis—Mangan
M. Mangan
West Main Street
Myrtle Mangan
Samuel Z. Davis
Ray O. Miller
West Jefferson Street Church of
Mrs. Davis
Newark
Ohio
Mr. Davis
Florence Rapp
Jacob Rapp
Arcola
Martin Miller
Chicago
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lake Township
C. H. Meyers
Miller
Cook—Vogler
Charlotte Vogler
Frank Gruber
Washington Boulevard West
Harry Cook
Ernest W. Cook
Jacob Miller
St. Paul’s
Mrs. Cook
Brackenridge Street
Cook
Purdue
Penn-sylvania
Anna Mendenhall
Frank A. Monnot
Denver, Colo
East Lewis Street
Keystone Cold Tablets Offered At Low Drug Store Prices
Platform promotes low prices on drugs with confidence for customers. Keystone Cold Tablets are highlighted as the most effective cold remedy and a top seller, with ongoing growth this year and three months remaining. Meyer Quality branding emphasizes trust.
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Rurode Dry Goods Co
Allen County Courts
Stalter
George Treece
Treece
Harvey Hughes
Campbell
Kull
Myrtle Kull
William Kull
Howard Hawthorn
Circuit Court
O’rourke
Ethel Clampitt
Wiliam Clampitt
Clampitts
Clampitt
Nettie B. Seibert
Charles C. Seibert
Bittinger and
Houk
William Clampitt
TRE Markets
Grain and Provisions
Timothy
Toledo
Western
Rapp
W. J. Co. Company
Sellars—Hollenbeck
H. P. Dannecker
Dorothy Hollenbeck
Charles M. Sellars
Batiste
West
Mr. Sellars
Momence, Sr
Catherine Stevens
Decatur
Edith
Lena Kayser
Bertha Mennewisch
Lulu Snoir
Nellie Steele
Edith Wittle
Josephine Rahouser
Catherine Schroeder
Margarete Smith
Messrs
J. B. Johns
W. B. Stevens
Charles Kuehn
Piqua Avenue
John Koehler
Evelyn
August Wisenburger
August
Dolife
Pear
Elsie
Meyer
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