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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1899

Page

10

Vesey Qualifies and Becomes Allen County Judge

Hon. W. J. Vesey assumed duties as Allen County Superior Court judge. He displaced all trials set for hearing, ordered memorials for Judge Dawson recorded, and immediately fixed many cases for trial. Ed Nicodemus administered the oath as Vesey pledged fair rulings and urged patience from the bar. The docket includes divorces, partitions, and numerous civil matters with venue changes and new proceedings.

W. J. Vesey Allen County Superior Superior Court Ed Nicodemus Vesey R. C. Bell Bar Dawson Ella B. Coon Alonzo Coon Will W. Morrison A. E. Melching DeKalb County A. H. Bittinger Elizabeth Boyce Benjamin Boyce Gustave Selle Rudolph Steger Louis F. Curdes

Jury Delivers Not Guilty Verdict for Clarence Thomas

After a fifteen hour deliberation the jury found Clarence Thomas not guilty of assault and battery against Alexander Baker. The trial, marked by bitter local factionalism, saw initial six to six votes before an acquittal. Costs were avoided. a related case against Albert Balsiger was postponed to a new prosecutor.

Clarence Thomas Alexander Baker Mr. Thomas Shirley City Doughman Thomas Wilmer Leonard Hartman & Stokes Justice France Albert Balsiger E. V. Emrick

Probate filed for John M. Smith will and heirs

The will of the late John M. Smith is filed for probate leaving all property to his wife during life and to the children after death. Executors named are Samuel and Elijah Houk. Laura Henry sues Charles Sperry et al. for $100 on account. McCormick Harvesting Co sues W E Scott and William Scott for $100 on note. Bila B. Coon granted a divorce from Alonso Geom. Case proceedings began after noon Wednesday.

Edward Gilmartin H. B. Walda Vesey Peninsular Store Company Rudolph Steger Hardware Company Holder Liseby Jacob Snyder Ralph Snyder Et al John Susannah Horn Columbia City A. A. Adams Farren Bob Walsh Aboite Township R. C. Bell Oscar P. Eversole O’rourke Allen County John H. Aiken G. F. Felts Mary Bauserman John M. Smith Samuel Elijah Houk Laura Henry Charles Sperry McCormick Harvesting Company W. E. Scott Willian Scott Bila B. Coon Alonso Geom

McKinley Welcomed at Evansville Reunion of Blue and Gray

President McKinley and cabinet arrive in Evansville Indiana for a national reunion of veterans. Ten thousand veterans greet the party despite rain, with blue and gray soldiers sharing cheers as Camp Farragut fires a twenty one gun salute.

EvansviLle Ind McKinley Chicago Camp Farragut Tri-State Fair Grounds Cleveland Grays Fair Grounds W. M. Akin C. A. DeBruiser J. A. Mount North South Grant Lee Appomattox Grand Army of the Republic Santiago Brumby Georgia Manila Griggs

Indiana Christian Endeavor Convention Planned in Richmond

Preparations are underway in Richmond for the Indiana Christian Endeavor state convention set for November 29 to December 2. The event will be held at the Indiana Yearly Meeting Friends meeting house, with a basement reception and about 20 booths supporting district headquarters. The church will be fitted to seat about 2,000 attendees.

Richmond Ind Indiana Christian Endeavor Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends

Convention program targets Chicago leaders and speakers

The junior committee outlines a half day of events in Chicago with Dr. Francis Clark of Boston, father of the Endeavor movement, expected to attend. Governor Mount has accepted to be present one evening to speak, guiding the convention music and activities.

Chicago Francis Clark Boston Mass Endeavor Governor Mount

Three Eaton Youths Guilty Of Mailbox Destruction In Hartford City

In Hartford City Indiana officials say rural free delivery vandals damaged boxes. The sons of three prominent Eaton farmers were found guilty after a trap was set last week. Parents paid the damages at the post office under threat of federal prosecution for future incidents.

Hartford City Ind Eaton

Wife in East Creighton Seeks Husband Missing in Ohio

Mrs Hiram Hannam of East Creighton avenue reports her husband, a switchman, left two weeks ago with 700 dollars from house sale proceeds. He told her to mail letters to Fostoria Ohio. she has heard nothing since. A telegram while she was injured in a runaway prompted authorities to help locate him.

Creighton Avenue Hannam East Yards Ohio Michigan Fostoria

Providential $500 Gift Follows Uncertain Train Ride

D L Moody recounts accepting a rail trip with no ticket or destination, trusting God for funds. A stranger approached at a new station with exactly $500 in hand for Moody to use for the Lord's work, confirming the providential journey.

D. L. Moody

Dewey Victory Arch Fund Hits $100000 Pledge Note

The New York committee for a marble arch to honor the Dewey victory has secured pledges totaling $100,000. Theresa Ruppel seeks a death declaration for Fabian Ruppel and an administrator for his estate, citing his long disappearance and presumed death. Judge Vesey issued a decree quieting title in Simon Freistroffer et al. vs D. B. Johnson.

New York Theresa Ruppel Fabian Ruppel Vesey Simon Freistroffer Johnson

Robbed the Grave by Electric Bitters

Philadelphia man John Oliver recalls severe illness with yellow skin sunken eyes and back pain. He credits three weeks of Electric Bitters for a dramatic recovery saying they saved his life and robbed death of another victim. Dreier Bros. sells the remedy for 50 cents with guarantee.

John Oliver Philadelphia Dreier Bros

Volunteer Soldiers Leave Fort Wayne for Fort Ethan Allen

Five new volunteers sworn in by Lt Rowell will join the Forty third regiment at Fort Ethan Allen and march to San Francisco for shipment to the Philippines. Names listed include George W. Schram Otis Ryan Clifton J Spindler Frank L Riley and Lon Waener. Two applicants failed the surgeon exam and two were rejected.

Fort Wayne Fort Ethan Allen San Francisco Philippines Rowell Indianapolis George W. Schram Hicksville Otis Ryan Clifton J. Spindler Antwerp Frank L. Riley Sheldon Lon Waener Ossian Sergeant Jones T. L. Craig Fort Thomas Craig First Artillery Pensacola Fla

Diamond That Mourns Leaves Fort Wayne Legend

Indianapolis News reports E. L. Bridge, Fort Wayne hotel manager, keeps a diamond once owned by a Grand Rapids gambler. The stone allegedly "mourns" each October, when the owner lent $80 and the former owner died by suicide after kissing the gem.

Indinapolis E. L. Bridge Wayne Hotel Fort Wayne Grand Rapids Mich Bridge

Couple Takes Three Orphans From Allen County Home

Mr and Mrs S F Dorsey of a farm four miles east of La Grange collected three orphans aged six to ten from the Allen County orphans home last week. They hope to do good by raising the children and encourage others to follow the example. The trio includes two boys and a girl.

S. F. Dorsey Lagrange Allen County Dorsey

Soap men to combine

Manufacturers of toilet soap from across the United States hold sessions at the Fifth Avenue hotel to raise and regulate prices. With raw materials up and competition fierce, prices to jobbers and retailers have fallen.

New York United States Fifth Avenue Hotel

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