Allen County Bar honors late Danienya in memorial meeting
The Allen County Bar Association held a memorial in the circuit court room for the late Danienya former justice of the peace and attorney. Speakers praised his judgment honesty and friendship. Attendees planned to attend the funeral and a records inscription was prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danienya
Allen County Bar Association
Circuit Court
Henry Colerick
Allen Zollars
W. P. Breen
James B. Harper
A. H. Bittinger
J. B. Harper
W. H. Shambaugh
Breen
Superior Court
Clara L. Carnahan
Mary M
Nicholas Belling
Heaton
Mary Franke
Edward G. Franke
Wiilam Humcke
Henry Hahn
Judge orders sheriff to cite Margaret Kyler for contempt
Judge C N Heaton issues an order to the sheriff to compel Mrs. Margaret Kyler to appear before the superior court immediately. The contempt charge stems from her failure to respond regarding a prior matter, with authorities enforcing compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.N. Heaton
Margaret Kyler
St. - “Vin
Courts Clash Over Drainage Board Authority
Two thirds of Allen county landowners challenge the drainage commissioners as unlawful under new ditch laws. Arguments focus on authority to appoint a Huntington county member and to affect property beyond the county line. The grand jury probes liquor sales at resorts as women are called to testify. Alice Manley seeks divorce from John J. Manley and $500 alimony citing years of abuse and desertion. a restraining order blocks wage draws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John He Aiken
Homer
C. Underwood
Huntington County
Allen
Alice Man Jey
John J. Manley
Pennsylvania Company
Dunn Murder Trial Delayed by Absences and Money Shortages
Fort Wayne reports Judge Watkins to set a date for the third Dunn murder trial with a 4 p.m. arrival and readiness noted. Delays stem from Dr. Rosenthal’s absence and lack of county funds for attorneys, with December 16 tentatively fixed as the start date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Fort Wayne
Charles Dunn
Rosenthal
Commissioners’ Court
S. L. Morris
Fort, Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Adams County
Edna Cox
Pacific Express Company
James C. Cowan
Joseph D. Morgan
Dixon and
Morgan
Cowan
Olds & Niezer
Grand jury subpoenas issued for fifteen witnesses
Subpoenas were issued this morning for fifteen new witnesses to appear before the grand jury. The panel will continue work tomorrow, likely longer, as investigations proceed and a report on public institutions is prepared. Indictments expected, mainly against liquor law violators, after nineteen days of testimony. In separate matters, Leonora Lorenz seeks a divorce from Charles Lorenz alleging habitual drunkenness and threats. Minnie Becraft files for divorce, accusing neglect and abuse and seeks restoration of her former name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Garrison
William A. Garrison
Frances Steel
Emma Feldheiser
Heisler
St. Peter's School
George Gebhardt
Lulu
Kromme
Heaton
Gebhardt
O’rourke
Leonora Lorenz
Charles Lorenz
W. C
J. Ryan
Indiana Machine Works
Taylor Street
Minnie Becraft
Kalamazoo
Mich
Heymnalden
Harmon
Nind Bro
Lawsuit Alleges Brutal Assault by Mohler and Peter Jackson
Nettie M. Jackson sues William Mohler and Peter Jackson in superior court claiming a Friday night attack at her mother’s boarding house left her badly bruised and facing medical care. She seeks 1000 damages claiming humiliation and injury in front of boarders. Lawyers are Robinson and Luecke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie M. Jackson
William Mohler
Peter Jackson
William Jackson
Mohler
Robinson & Luecke
Emmett H. McDonald
National Duplicating Book Manufacturing Company
Jacob Colter
Gustav A. Berghoff
Otto Seidel
Edward Seidel
A. H. Bittinger
Charles E. Archer
L. C. Hunter
McDonald
Colerick & Ninde
Allen County Orphans’ Home
Old Fort Stationery Sale Offers Linen Paper and Envelopes
Old Fort announces a special offer on 50 sheets of linen writing paper and 50 linen envelopes for 29 cents. The ad highlights high grade writing material at low prices and notes growing popularity of the stationery department.
Fire damages Craig Biscuit Plant heightening future expansion
A fire likely started in ovens at the Craig Biscuit Company plant at 115 to 121 Montgomery Street ruined the roof end and caused smoke and water damage. Loss is estimated at about 12 000 dollars with eight traveling salesmen recalled. Company plans to add a story to the building and resume crackers within ten days to two weeks if adjusters act promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Biscuit Company
Montgomery
Adjjusters
J. C. Craig
G. A. Durfee
O. C. Krotz
F. J. Greer
M. O. Ginty
W. F. Graeter
Henry Grage
R. D. Hudgel
J. F. Patterson
L. Schmoe, Jr
G. L. Scheffler
Mr. Krotz
John Schroeder
Henry Hilbrecht
Montgomery Hamilton
Phoebe Hamilton
National Furniture Company
White Fruit House
Reichelderfer
Pappert
Degitz
Barr
Fitch Agency
Philadelphia
Providence Washington
North British and Mercantile
Auhes
Franklin
Sebséas
Paul
B. L. Harding
Milwaukee Mechanics
Corennes
Phoenix
Hartera and Iiane
Fitch & Sons
Enea
Seth Wee
Hanover
Ss. C. Lumbard & Go —_Phenix
Lennart & Ortlieb
Springfield F. &. Mae
Skewers
van Wert Agency
Central Manufacturers’ Mutual
Wotal Cps
Sdsenseeseeey Duc Dees
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses including Charles Bush Hughes and Clara O Rourke, Irvin E Kessler and Mildred Reinhardt, August J Baer and Anna Dressel, Nathaniel B Kennedy and Elizabeth Baugher, Fred Fischer and Anna Lehman, Edward A Hemsreger and Irma Weisseil, Amiel J Bombay and Amelia Banet, Ralph Springer and Emma Salge, George Gemmer and Bertha Mayer, with ages and occupations varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin E. Kessler
Mildred H. Reinhardt
August J. Baer
Anna
Dressel
Nathaniel B. Kennedy
Elizabeth
Baugher
Fred_Fischer
Anna’ Lehman
Edward A. Hemsreger
Irma J. Weisseil
Fred Weisheil
Anna Niedermeyer
Marital Pairs Listed with Occupations in Public Notice
The notice lists several couples with ages and occupations: Albert J. Ruth a 29 year old carpenter and Martha T. Minnich 24. Anthony L. Grusenmeyer a clerk and Anna M. Ehinger 21. Alfred E. Schaab 25 a salesman and Theresia Kauffman 19 a school teacher. James F. Howard 24 a car repairer and Margaret C. Smia 22. Charles A. Kramer 24 a clerk and Lillian M. Grimme 22. Roscoe V. Wood 24 a civil engineer and Jessie H. Heckman 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Ruth
Martha T. Minnich
Anthony L. Grusenmeyer
Anna M. Ehinger
Alfred E. Schaab
Theresia Kauffman
James F. Howard
Margaret C. Smia
Charles A. Kramer
Lillian M. Grimme
Roscoe V. Wood
Jessie H. Heckman
Births Reported for Nichter Wiedmann ONeal Families
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Henry J Nichter of 1204 Liberty Street. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Aloys Wiedmann of 1108 Cottage Avenue. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John J O Neil of 436 Dawson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Nichter
Liberty Street
Aloys Wiedmann
Cottage Avenue
John J. O'Neil
Dawson Street
Real Estate Transfers Compiled by Ion a Heller
Real estate transfers listed include William Mason to George Trease in Springfield township. Eliz Kern to Sarah Jamison in Hoagland. Fort Wayne Trust Co. to John Hess in Drexel Park add. and many others across Wayne, Madison, St. Joseph, Washington, Milan, Perry, Monroe, and Marion townships. Many entries note lot, section, and price. dates are not explicit. The list also records transfers involving Creeks, railroad right of way, and lake parcels with prices ranging from $1 to $13,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mason
George S
Delilah E. Trease
See
Springfield
Eliz
Kern
Sarah J. Jamison
Hoagland
Madison
Fort Wayne Trust Co
John, Hess
Drexel Park
Wayne Tp
A. Hess
F. Dulin
Milan
S. Mier
George Trees
Mahala J. Rapp
William Rapp
Lake
John
Mary Westrick
Susan E. Odem
Perry
M. V. Christie
W. C.miller
Monroe
William Co. Miller
Norval Christy
ty_and Suburban Realty Co
William Tasseler
Lillie Place
Washington
W. H. Shambaugh
W. F
E. H. Snyder
M. Luttermann
F. Hockemeyer
Commercial Improvement Co
Commercial Ist
C. W. James
M. Hafner
Wayne
R. Wybourn
Barkley
Engle’s
Monroeville
J. Smith
J. Wise
Marion
United States of America
J. Mercer
Jacob
Mercer
Salina Mercer
L.bullermeier
Nusbaumee A. Henderson and
E. Coolen, & Co
Property Transfers Across Multiple Townships and Burghs
A series of land conveyances described across Madison Wayne and Cedar Creek townships and Grabill with transfers such as Sprague to Sprague for 1 dollar, Drexel Park add Lot 314 for 90 dollars, and other parcels including sec 11 and sec 33 deeds. Total sums include 1 00 90 3 50 250 70 575 600 600 and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Sprague
E. Sprague
Madison
Wiliam James
F. Hafner
Drexel Park
Add
Ira
Grubb
George W. Oher
Cor
Springfield
The
Commercial Improvement Co
H. A. Hartwig
Wayne
Evans
H. Fletter
J. Miller
R. B. Howell
Lafayette
L. Hurst
Fair
Grabill
Cedar Creek
A. Louder
B. Gerig
Z . B. Gerig
A. Souder
Noah Geriz
Sheldon News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Fort Wayne caller visits. the Rice baby is ill. Benjamin Weaver returns from Michigan. Jacob Walker reports abundant peach trees. Sadie Latham visits Nella Woods. A baby girl born to Jonas Farrell. Ossian family moves to Harry Crystal house. Mrs. Schoonover buried at Uniontown cemetery. Kaufman's cane mill operating. Sarah McDowell taken to hospital for consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Johnson
Fort Wayne
John Rice
Benjamin Weaver
Michigan
Jacob Walker
Sadie Latham
Nella Woods
Jonas Farrell
Huber
Ossian
Harry Crystal House
William Schoonover
Uniontown
Kaufman
Sarah McDowell
Corazzi Inherits Ottawa Real Estate Worth 40000
Harry B. Corazzi former Wolff Bros. clothing store manager in Fort Wayne has inherited Ottawa property valued at 40000 after uncle J Guggina died two weeks ago. He was in town Saturday and plans no immediate moves, remaining in Indianapolis where he is currently based.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Corazzi
Wolff Bros
Fort Wayne
Ottawa
Canada
J. Guggina
Mr. Corazzi
Indianapolis
Mrs Harrison Denies Rumor of Engagement
Mrs Benjamin Harrison widow of the late President returns from abroad on the Cedric with her daughter Miss Elizabeth Harrison. She denies reports of an engagement to a European and says they will visit on Fifth Avenue for a few days before returning to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benjamin Harrison
President Harrison
Harrison
Elizabeth Harrison
Fifth Avenue
Indianapolis
Tomatoes Hurling Case Shocks Evansville Church
In Evansville Indiana on October 8 Daniel J Lopp a prominent grocer testified in police court that he gave boys a bushel of rotten tomatoes to hurl at Reverend John Dempsey pastor of the Gospel Mission Frank Griffith is arraigned on charges of disrupting a meeting by tomato throwing Lopp states he dislikes the minister and is in church faction opposed to the pastor He denies planning the assault The prosecutor presents grand jury testimony in the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Daniel J. Lopp
John Dempsey
The
Gospel Mission
Frank Griffith
Lopp
Prosscutering
Grand “Jury
Tga Gy
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Rurode Dry Goods Co
Allen County Courts
Cromm
Moses Cromm
Baltes Avenue
Hawthorn
Mqnor
Jacob Everding
Charles Dickmeyer
Gay Street
Everding
William Nieman
Dickmeyer
Jessamine Jennett Sale
H. Brook Sale
Francis B. Sale
John Payton
Bertie
Superior
William T. Alderman
Pittrand Rapids
Excirsidt
Den
Old Fort
Calhoun St
Baker
Cor. Columbia
Cor. Wayne
Biscuit Company
Craig Concern
Charles Bush Hughes
Veneer Anstapelle
Clara O’rourke
Rogers
China
Ion A Heller
Sheldon News
Ederreferte
Sentinel
Preacher
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