Court News Amid Trials and Legal Actions Across City
Benjamin W. Shorty sues Hugh Wormcastle for partition. Lizzie Paine sues William Randall and about forty others for partition. Dunn case jurors housed and fed in court. Ross runs meals and cots in the courthouse. Jock Eick returns from Knightstown with C. A. Hathaway. Judge O Rourke hears Millie vs Eugene Bauserman divorce. Susannah Bitner seeks divorce and $1000 alimony. Rebecca Zentner sent to St Joseph hospital with typhoid fever. Sheriff’s office thin as Deps busy in court. Juror Ziemer noted heavy weight on Dunn jury. improvised lodging provided. Frank Lumbard becomes trustee for several estates. venue change motion in Williard vs Rudisill. Levene vs Allemeni a Insurance dismissed. Alfred Payton appointed administrator for Eliza Ulery. State vs Henry A Miller affirmed on appeal. Lillian Murdock sues George W Zion for $400 mortgage claim. Charles E Toler granted absolute divorce from Minnie Toler. Mary Pirson and Catherine Cull wills admitted to probate. Elevatorman Nierman ferries 2,665 passengers in workday. compares to four excursion trains. New Haven News cites Rogers bigamist arrest costs. Claude M Cramer sues Owen C Himes for $800 over Noble county real estate. Myrtle Lingle remains custody of sheriff. possible commitment to Indianapolis Industrial School. Frederick Alfeld sues Azeriah Dolin and 25 others to quiet title in real estate. Ernest H Meyer vs H F Beverforden trial. $5,000 damages over cotton saturated with carbolic acid causing wife’s death.
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Lizzie Paine
William C. Randall
Jud Ross
Dunn
Mr. Ross
Baliff Mason
Jock Eick
Knightstown
C. A. Hathaway
O’rourke
Millie
Eugene Bauserman
Susannah Bitner
Charles Bitner
Shermeyer
Rebecca Zentner
St. Joseph Hospital
Calhoun
Columbia Streets
Erck
Ziemer
Springfield Township
Boniface Ross
Mr. Ziemer
Frank Lumbard
8. C. Lumbard
Zion
Charles E. Toler
Minnie Toler
Minnie Reamer
William Hilker
Mary Pirson
Catherine Cull
Nierman
Court House
Fort Wayne
New Haven News
T. T. Rogers
Grover Hill
Rogers
Claude M. Cramer
Owen C. Himes
Noble County
Myrtle Lingle
Hiser’s Road House
Industrial School For Girls
Indianapolis
Frederick Alfeld
Azeriah Dolin
Ernest H. Meyer
H. F. Beverforden
Fort Wayne Market Debuts Latest Men’s Wear Novelties
The segment introduces the newest novelties in men’s and boys' apparel as Fort Wayne shops unveil updated styles. It highlights fresh designs, fabrics, and fittings expected to attract male shoppers seeking current trends.
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Fort Wayne
County Treasurer Extends Evening Tax Hours In November
The county treasurer announces evening hours from 7 to 9 PM starting tonight and ending one week from today, November 4, for taxpayers unable to pay daytime taxes. John H. Rohan, County Treasurer, dated October 28, 1901.
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John H. Rohan
Chicago Markets Open Quiet on December Wheat and Cattle Market
Lower cables and light trade in Chicago open quiet with December wheat near unchanged to fractional lower, receipts 240 cars local and 1,109 across Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago. Corn, oats, and provisions show modest moves as hogs gain late and prices close mixed, with cattle receipts strong and hogs down about 10 cents.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Fort Wayne Market and Produce Prices October 29
Fort Wayne market notes list flour prices for Spring and Winter wheat, corn meal, meal grades, and feed along with Hides Wool and Bran values. City hay rates for timothy and clover, then produce prices for butter eggs lard and poultry. Local items include grain shipment by C Bowman and community notes.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Local residents report various town happenings and visits
E A McGinness overhauls his shop for winter while A J Baker travels to Fort Wayne for store supplies. Calves killed on the railroad and Fort Wayne callers frequent the area. A valuable lost gold watch concerns John Buell. Dances at C Ambler and upcoming at F Pequignot. Farmers market corn as William Reemer recovers from a sprain. Farewell sermon by Rev J H Wingates on Nov 2-3. New house for Chester Webber. Chicago bound Charley Zimmer. Fort Wayne visitors Harry Crance family. saw mill busy. Bert Catin visits from Roanoke.
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E. A. McGinness
A. J. Baker
Fort Wayne
C. Bowman
L. F. Blee
John Buell
Roussau
C. Ambler
Fines for assault and Sabbath breach in justice courts
Frank Bradshaw was fined one dollar and costs by Justice Tancey for assault and battery on Jess Felker. Levy Brothers also faced a one dollar fine and costs for breaking the Sabbath, with an appeal planned. Clinton Hickman, jailed on horse stealing, was acquitted after a bicycle trade dispute, owner Lutz testifying and then capitulating amid threats of false arrest charges.
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Frank Bradshaw
Justice Tancey
Jess Felker
Bradshaw
Levy Brothers
Clinton Hickman
Woodburn
Justice Bullerman
Hickman
Lutz
Wife Follows Husband To Fort Wayne Leading To Local Propriety
A South Whitley business man arrived in Fort Wayne on the 7 50 Nickel Plate train Sunday evening. His wife, also aboard, followed him to Miss Mack's establishment but did not enter. She then returned uptown and sent a messenger for her husband. The sequence set the stage for an unusual domestic incident as details emerge.
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South Whitley
Fort Wayne
Miss Mack
Secrets at South Whitley Home Unfold Quietly
At a South Whitley residence a man sought the business man with a query about who sent him. The messenger denied knowledge and left. An envoy from the Mack establishment trailed the messenger, learning the seeker was the business man’s wife. The wife departed by train and the man followed yesterday, with details likely never disclosed.
Senator Will Ryan Weds at Cathedral Ceremony
The marriage of Mrs Mayme Kilpatrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Chauvey to Senator Wil C Ryan was solemnized Monday at 6 o'clock in the Cathedral with Rev P F Roche officiating. The couple will honeymoon in Chicago and reside on Spy Run avenue upon return.
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Mayme Kilpatrick
Frank Chauvey
Wil. C. Ryan
P. F. Roche
Farmers of Aboit Township Plan Game Bird Association
The farmers met Saturday evening in Aboit Center school house to form a protection group for game birds. Another meeting is set for Thursday evening at the same venue to elect officers. Subscribe for The Sentinel.
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Aboit Township
Aboit Center School House
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