Sixteen years at Hamilton National Bank noted
Thursday marked the sixteenth anniversary of Charles W. Orr’s association with the Hamilton National Bank. Sheriff Viberg reports theft of two sacks of clover seed near Churubusco. Justice Wilkinson awarded damages to a man after his horse upset his rig. Several local figures, events, and legal actions are listed, including marriages, lawsuits, and appointments across the area.
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Charles W. Orr
Hamilton National Bank
Viberg
Churubusco
Justice Wilkinson
Chas. W. Cook
New Haven
Pressler Emerick
John Greer
St. Joe
Emma Peters
Frank Miller
J. H. Bass
Chicago
David McKay
D. Richmond
Mary O. Randle
Henry L. Zollinger
Lizzie Felger
Clarence R. Austin
Georgia Hendrix
Hugh Thieme
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Perry A. Randall
Michael Emrich
George Adair
W. J. Vesey
Court Actions and Marital News in Squire Hays Court
Summaries of court filings include Silas Corson seeking divorce from Mary E. Corson and real estate possession cases in Squire Hays court. Other items note bond posted by John Sheehan as Monroe township justice, a postponed Waldo Hill trial, a $10.25 judgment for Michael Flaugh over Ronald T. McDonald, and a razor incident involving Chas Beuret before Judge O Rourke. Also reported are a marriage at Louisa Austin residence between Georgia Hendrix and Clarence K Austin, and various notices of suits, payments due, and local freight price pressures.
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Emeline Schiefer
Cderick & Oppenheim
George Schiefer
George
Lawrence
William Goshorn
Hugh McCulloch
Burgett
Pennsylvania Company
Mary Strack
Jacob Hiser
R. Alden
Hiser
Louis M. Hornthal
Lanferty
Maggie
Michael Twomey
Logansport
Squire Hays
Silas Corson
Mary E. Corson
John Sheehan
Monroe Township
Circuit
Waldo Hill
Michael Flaugh
Ronald T. McDonald
Chas
Beuret
O’rourke
Eric Richter
J. B. White
James
White
Europe
Missouri
Joshua Holmes
Jacob Baltes
Cordwood
Justice France
Squire Wilkinson
Mary Aurland
Frank Pearse
Holder
Monroeville
Louisa Austin
Brackenridge
Webster Streets
Stephen A. Northrop
Miss Georgia
George Hendrix
Clarence K. Austin
Fort Wayne
Mr. Austin
City of Fort Wayne Sued for 15000 Damages
Elizabeth E Porter sues the city in superior court seeking 15000 for injuries after a steam roller charged through a crowded market place injuring her and terrifying the horses. The complaint accuses negligence for allowing the machine to run through crowded streets and backs the wagon against a market bench. Swayne & Doughman filed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Elizabeth E. Porter
Swayne & Doughman
County election guards to be appointed for November vote
Under a new law to safeguard ballot secrecy, Judge Gresham will appoint poll supervisors in Allen county for the November elections. They will earn $5 daily, two per precinct, drawn from different political parties, though locals call the move unnecessary and costly.
David McKay Engaged to Judge Cattle at Fat Stock Show
Brookside farm exhibitor David McKay receives a letter from Senator LaFayette Funk of Illinois, president of the Fourteenth district state board of agriculture, inviting him to judge cattle at the Illinois fat stock show in Peoria. McKay plans to accept this recognition and serve as judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McKay
Brookside Farm
LaFayette Funk
Illinois
Fourteenth District State Board of Agriculture
Funk
Peoria
McKay
Burglary Strikes Home on West Jefferson Street
A burglar entered the Graffe residence at 26 West Jefferson Street Sunday night climbing a ladder to a second floor sleeping room. Julian Graffe woke when the thief fell into a chair and the intruder fled. Police urged night window security for households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Graffe
West
Jefferson Street
Julian Graffe
Barn Fire Destroys James Weaver Property in Lafayette
A serious blaze swept the barn and out-buildings on James Weaver's Lafayette township property on Monday. Hay, grain, and agricultural implements were destroyed while livestock were saved. partial insurance coverage is provided by the Ohio Farmers' company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Weaver
Lafayette Township
Ohio Farmers’ Company
Promotions in Pennsylvania Company Clerks Office Transfers and Appointments
Friday's announcement details promotions among Pennsylvania Company clerks. Charles Colerick moves from the Motive Power office to Shop Clerk Meegan's office, while James Kelly rises from Pittsburg paint shop to chief clerk in the east yard shops, succeeding L. E. Bittenger who will replace the late Harry Smith. The report praises the young men as capable and deserving.
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Pennsylvania Company
Charles Colerick
Motive Power
Casanave
Meegan
James Kelly
Pittsburg
East Yard
L. E. Bittenger
Harry Smith
Auction Sale of Live Stock in The Weekly Sentinel
When you come to the city to pay your taxes please remember the Weekly Sentinel subscription price. An auction sale of live stock is advertised, detailing items to be sold and the date.
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Weekly Sentinel
Fern Hill Farm
Hartman Farm
Lindenwood Cemetery
Fort Wayne
Huntington Road
Rockhill Bros
Bayard
Rosa Alt Found After Mysterious Absence
Rosa Alt, an eleven year old girl from Suttenfield street, returned home unharmed after a week away. She had been staying with Mrs. Frank Kickley on Lafayette and Holman streets while authorities investigated her disappearance. Kickley reported Rosa used the name Rosa Martin and spoke of begging for a living while staying with her.
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Rosa Alt
Anton Alt
Suttenfield Street
Phillip Graf
Lafayette Street
Frank Kickley
Lafayette and
Holman Streets
Sentinel
Rosa Martin
Rosa
Abel Blondoit Arrested After Attempted M son Attack
Abel Blondoit attacked his mother at her home 8 Short Street last Tuesday afternoon. She suffered a deep head wound and copious bleeding after being knocked down. Blondoit fled but was arrested that night by Lieutenant Lapp. Prosecuting Attorney Robinson to file assault with intent to kill information next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Blondoit
Short Street
Lapp
Blondoit
Robinson
Carpenter Impaled by Sharp Stake in Scaffold Fall
John Hatch, a carpenter employed by Levi Griffith, fell from a scaffold on a new house at the corner of Clinton and Suttenfield streets. Hatch landed on a sharp stake, penetrating his abdomen. He is at 38 Walnut Street under care of Dr. T. P. McCullough Dr. George O. Stemen and Dr. Wm. Enslen. He has a family.
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Lancaster Township
Huntington County
Jonathan Paul
Paul
Shideler
S .Pen
Tegtmeyer
Herschel Myers
Columbia Street
David McKay
J. H. Base
Brookside Farm
Deses
Lincoln
Neb
Topeka
Kansas City
Peoria
Ill
Indianapolis
John Bloom
Porter & Bloom
Claus- Sallast Toure
Los Angeles
Bloom
Pacific Coast Territory
Romer Oilank Company
George Oppelt
Joe Futter
George Thain
Calhoun Street
Cathedral
Kern
Lewis H. Hatch
Pleas- Wat
Chas
Griebel
City
Christ Rose
S J. Joe
Adam Marquardt
Madison
B. A. Kampe
George Seeger
Louis
S. O. Schroeder
Jerome Gloyd
Perry
John R. Knapp
Scipio
Geo. B. Lawrence
Lafayette
Wn. A. Reichelderfer
Springfield
Wm. Rhorden
St. Joe
Daniel Gibson
Merion
John J. Mungen
Thos. PB. Heller
R. B. Dreibelbiss
Geo. H. Kuntz
Henny Wyatt
Frank Alderman
Frank Zibson
George Firestone
George Wa
John Jones
Nicholas Bear
Muel Curtis
Levi H. Miller
Musa
George Nare
M. M. Thompson
Jonrce Slater
Isaac Miller
Samler
Charles Dolan
A. A. Davis
Wayne
Abe Kreigh
Friedham
Samuel Kreigh
Ossian
Ind
Igenf
John Batch
John Hatch
Levi Griffith
Clinton and
S§uttenfield
Hatch
Walnut Street
T. P. McCullough
George O. Stemen
Wm. Enslen
Young couple denied marriage license in city clerk visit
LeRoy Palmer twenty and Ella Lybarger under sixteen sought a license near Van Wert. They said parents did not approve and asked the clerk to wed them. Officials informed them the law forbids the union, and they left disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Palmer
Ella Lybarger
van Wert
Kern
Wedding at Trinity Church The Attorney's Testimonial
Wednesday Trinity Episcopal church staged a wedding between Miss Julia daughter of Mrs DeGroff Nelson and Harry M Metzgar clerk of the circuit court. Rector A W Seabrease officiated with no attendants present. The bride appeared charming in her role.
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Maysville
Starr
Frank Hamilton
Hoagland School
Mary Abel
Minnie Dick
Emma Gaskins
Kate Ross
Alice Habecker
Lillie Beaker
Lizzie Mitchell
van Slyke
Carrie Smith
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Ossian
Ind
Metta Howard
Corea
Trinity Episcopal Church
Julia
DeGroff Nelson
Harry M. Metzgar
A. W. Seabrease
Graffe Homestead in Osborn Street Sells for Opera House Site
Quiet negotiations proceed for the Graffe homestead on Osborn Street between Washington and Jefferson to be sold through William P. Breen. If closed the plan is to raise an opera house and business rooms, with heirs listed as Henry O.Chas F.Fred M.Regina Elizabeth and Caroline. The property is valued at 350 per foot.
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Graffe
Osborn Street
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
Sentinel
H. CO. Graffe
Wm. P. Breen
Fred Graffe, Sr
Henry O
Chas. F
Fred M
Regina
Elizabeth
Caroline
Action of County Farmers-Hunting Out of Season
Indiana quail season opens on the 15th with coveys reported everywhere. Deputy county auditor Chas McLain notes past overhunting led to near extinction, cites few prosecutions this year, and urges strict enforcement. Farmers in Pleasant Township ban hunting on their lands due to past abuses by illegitimate hunters. A farmer pledges tolerance for honest shooters but vows to punish invaders who steal poultry or livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Chas. McLain
Pleasant
Royal Baking Powder Declared Superior by Tests
Medical authority from Chicago reports Royal Baking Powder outperforms all rivals in strength volume of leavening gas purity and wholesomeness. Tests claim no alum lime phosphates or adulterations and emphasize higher usability and economy.
Assignment for debts forces Shuman's business closure
Announcement at The Fair Fort Wayne notes Erastus Shuman alias E Shuman & Sons assigns all property at 43 East Main Street to Thomas J. Logan for creditors. Liabilities about $8,000 exceed assets. list includes Ash Liebman Falk DeWald Summitity Hattersley Ruff Strodel Wood Central stamping Michaels and others. Shuman facing financial ruin and aims to protect creditors.
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Erastus Shuman
East Mainstreet
Thomas J. Logan
Fort Wayne
Ind
East Main Street
Fort
Shuman
Fanny
Coley
Anthony Wayne
Indiana Machine Works
H. J Ash
Frank Liebman
Charles Falk & Co
George DeWald & Co
Summitity Soap Company
Hattersley & Son
Ruff & Drach
Strodel, Wilkins Company
Wood, Brown & Co
Central Stamping Company
A. H. Stone & Co
Perry Stove Company
Korn Bros
Barkson, Jacobs & Co
Chas
Farm Hand Suffers Severe Mowing Machine Injury
A Shaffer, a young farm hand near New Haven, was injured when his right hand got caught in a mowing machine cog wheels. The ring finger was amputated by Dr. Buchman and bone was removed from two other fingers, leaving the hand practically useless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shaffer
New Haven
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Superior Court
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Wayne Township
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Frances Baldwin
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Waterloo
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Pearl Street
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Layro
Lakeside
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Hough Street
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Cleveland, Ohio
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Huntington Herald
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Summit City
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John
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Costa
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Fort Wayne Road
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Superior Street
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Seabold
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Monroe Street
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Broadway
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Murray Street
Martin Moss
Gay Street
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Horace Street
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Cass Street
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Third
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Izer
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