Juror Selection Nears End in Dunn Trial
The jury panel faced extensive questioning as Colerick and the defense probed for bias and knowledge of the case. Several jurors were excused for cause or peremptorily. twenty challenges per side remain. The special venire list includes numerous township residents and city voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colerick
Mr. Henschen
Charlies Figel
O’rourke
William Schowe
Washington Township
Schowe
Philip Michaels
Adams Township
Colevicl
Hench
William Smith
Jackson Township
George W. Jones
John Grosjean
Lake Township
August Merrillat
Jefferson Township
S. L. Morris
Dunn
Henry Beerman
James M. Yerks
Milan Township
Mr. Yerks
William Thiel
Mr. Thiel
Frank Wickliffe
Lafayette
Plumadore
Befenss
Plumacore
James Danehy
City
Danehy
Peter Gressley
Madison Township
Fred Galmeier
Milan Townshp
Chase
Burkhard
Charles Hoeniig
James 8. Robinson
Pleasant Township
Cassius Miller
Merchant City
Miller
Michael Sheridan
David VanZile
Cedar Creek Township
VanZile
C. P. Bennard
Eel River Township
Morris
Levi Chase
Harry Snyder
Albert
Alfred C. Buchman
Ernest Henschen
Asa E. Gillespie
Charles Figel
Madison
William Showe
Washington
Phillip Michels
Adams
Jackson
John Groshean
Lake
August Merrilet
Jefferson
Milan
Frank Wickliff
Bonifacius Bangert
William McBride
John Sargeant
Marion
J. F. McCormick
Eel River
Reuben Hudson
John M. Henry
Nelson C. Bart
Pleasant
James Danehey
Lafayette Perkins
St. Joe
John Burkhart
Tragedy at San Francisco Mansion Ends in Double Death
In San Francisco on October 21 Mabel Franklyn Mayer thirteen was killed by John Stano twenty two at her parents home. Stano a Smyrna Turkey native and waiter then shot himself. He was formerly with the transport Meade and was infatuated with the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mabel Franklyn Mayer
John Stano
Stano
Smyrna
Turkey
United States
Meade
Mayer
Condition Improves for Congressman James M Robinson
The condition of Congressman James M. Robinson is much improved today after two weeks of illness. He passed a good night and his temperature is 100 with a pulse of 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Robinson
Robinson
Priest Kocharoff Eyes $30,000 Church Fund Return
Father Kocharoff, an Orthodox priest residing in Chicago, has raised funds for a Chicago church and will soon depart for home with a draft for $30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Kocharoff
Chicago
Man Marries Fourteenth Wife After Divorce From Thirteenth
In Barbourville on October 21 James Meridy aged 40 divorced his thirteenth wife October 15 and married his fourteenth an hour later. He resembles Buffalo Bill, and four of his wives are dead while nine have been divorced. A court item misstated Billa Vanzile as an orphan. her mother is living and her father was reported in Ohio. The 17 year old is engaged to her guardian with court consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Nelson
Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction Company
Kansas City
Wabash and Erie Canal
A. N. Dukes
Pert
Fort Wayne
Nelson
Tflarrison Street
Huntington
Barbourville
James Meridy
Meridy
Buffalo Bill
Billa Vanzile
Solomon PF. Goldsmith
Ohio
Markets Struggle on Down Lift as Wheat and Corn Dip
Chicago markets opened with heavy liquidation on a weak demand. December corn slipped to 55 1 4c while wheat showed volatility with weather news from Argentina easing some losses. Hog and pork markets declined slightly as receipts rose, with prices closing mixed across grains and livestock and butter cheese and eggs holding steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Tgc
Argentina
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago Cattle and Hogs Market Reports
Cattle receipts reach 3,000 with 750 Texans and 2,000 westerns as market holds steady. Prime steers quoted at 6.20 to 6.83, cows 1.00 to 4.65, Texas and western steers 2.80 to 8.80. Hogs receipts total 28,000 today with 29,000 expected tomorrow and 2,497 unsold. Market 10 to 15 cents lower. prices range from 5.70 to 6.50 for various grades and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Goss
Texas
Wheat and grain markets drift in Toledo
Wheat market dull yet firm with cash at 739 cents, Dec at 74 1/2 cents, May 77 1/2. Corn modestly active but lower with Dec 56 1/2 cents, May 58 cents. Oats steady at 37 cents Dec to 28 1/4? Rye 5 cents. Cloverseed weak to steady cash prime 5.37 1/2. Oct/Dec 5.40. March 5.45. Oil market unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Flour Receipts and Sales Reported in New York
New York on October 22 reports flour receipts at 48,747 barrels with sales totaling 4,900 barrels. The data reflects daily market activity and inventory movement within the commodity trading sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market Report Shows Mixed Signals Across Commodities
Wheat receipts 65 450 bushels with 60 000 bushels value and steady to higher trade on noon rally after rains. Rye and corn mixed with steady to easier early mood, then recovered. Butter cheese eggs and sugar futures quoted with multiple prices, coffee No 7 Rio firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teigce
Tolge
New York
C. F
B. Afbert
Pennsylvania
Rio, Te
Fort Wayne Markets in Grain and Feed Prices
Fort Wayne Indiana markets report on October 23 lists prices for flour sugar spring wheat winter per barrel buckwheat corn meal chopp feed oats rye timothy seed cloverseed barley oil meal flax seed and hides with ranges and current rates across commodities and conditions for buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
G&c
City Hay Market and Produce Prices Briefly Listed
Wool unwashed at 17 cents, wool washed 25. Bran and shorts ton priced at 17 dollars. Middlings ton 18 dollars. Pork on foot 5.75, pork dressed 7.25. Cattle 4.25 to 4.50, sheep 3e each, lambs 3.5 to 3.9. Timothy hay 9 to 11 dollars, clover 6, mixed hay 7 to 9, wheat straw 4 to 5, oat straw 4 to 5. Butter country 14, creamery 22. Eggs 15 to 16. Lard 8 per lb. Chickens 5 to 8 cents, dressed 10. Geese 6, dressed 8, spring ducks 6, dressed ducks 10 to 12, turkeys 7 to 11, dressed 9 to 10. Potatoes 60 to 65 cents bu, apples 50 to 60, onions 55 to 60, honey 14 to 18 per ft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Court House Briefs Review of Sessions and Divorces
County commissioners meet in session tomorrow as Manning vs Witt remains in superior court. Shaffer Co vs William Schaef awards plaintiff 52.55. Judge O Rourke grants divorce for Lillie Hawkins from George Hawkins and grants custody of their child. Isaac Slater also known as Monroe Slater restrained from interference, Mary Slater seeks divorce. Harriet Hettler files final administratrix report for Gottleib Hettler estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning Vs. Witt
Shaffer & Co
William Schaef
Judge O'Rourke
Lillie Hawkins
George M. Hawkins
Isaac M. Slater
Monroe J. Slater
Mary S. Slater
Harriet Hettler
Gottleib Hettler
Mrs Dalman Confined After Fall At Home
Mrs. John Dalman of Fairfield Avenue is confined to her home after a Sunday evening fall downstairs. She sustained bruises to the head and shoulders and will remain indoors for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dalman
Fairfield Avenue
Fall Style Suits With Broad Shoulders At Special Price
A catalog notice touts new fall suit styles with broad square shoulders and fitted waists. Trousers widen at hips then narrow at the bottoms, offered at a surprisingly low sale price for well dressed men.
Spectacular Overcoats Priced At 6.98 In Slaughtered Sale
The ad touts men's overcoats with fine style and appearance rivaling higher priced coats. It promises new designs and fabrics, faultless fit from a custom tailor, and asserts no local store can match the assortment or price.
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Sheridan
William Dunn
Will Dunnn
Wallen
Emrick
O'Rourke
Amnoung
Irwin
Bangert
Bel River
Lafayette Township
Dayton
Welson C. Bart
Wayne
Charles Horning
Frank J. Gruber
Henry Jackson
James B. Robinson
Jacob H. Kimmel
David Vanzille
Cedar Creek
John Langard
Andrew Bloom
St. Jon
Frederick Dorr
Monroe
George Mumma
George Warcup
Perry
John Goleston
Abelte
Fred Buuck
Joseph A. Haley
Isaac Gorrell
Springfield
George Zeimer
Joseph Grant
John Hartzell
William Wyat
Stephen Drew
William Hatfield
William Perkins
Joseph B. Saunders
George Pfeiffer
Joseph Ruth
George A. Morton
Louis Uplegger
J. Franklin Mommer
William Lahoman
Frank M. Johnson
Maumee
Harrison Hursh
Fred Hockmyer
Charles Gohean
Hel River
Joseph Guston
Louis C. Zollinger
David Updyke
William Kinerk
Faul Treat
Alexander Woods
Ernest Heiser
James Preston
Benjamin Sowers
Scipio
Pacific Shafter
Jacob Smith
Huntington Democrat
E. V. Embick
Allen County
Self
Young Americas
Chicago Livestock
NEW York Markets
Calhoun St
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