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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1912
Page
2
The piece argues opponents of Governor Wilson tried to revive the old bugaboo to frighten voters into backing Taft or Roosevelt. It contends a stampede is unlikely as public patience grows and supporters see Wilson’s reforms as essential.
The New York court case centers on Lieut Becker accused of first degree murder in the death of Chandley Rosenthal. The trial spurred party tensions and drew attention to police conduct and municipal interests as Becker’s conviction prospects and jury dynamics unfold amid sensational public interest.
The text reflects on past interest in campaign contributions to Indiana politics eight years ago. It suggests public scrutiny has risen with new inquiries into funding sources and the venues through which money flows, noting the improbability of large individual sums like twenty thousand dollars in modern campaigns.
Indiana state railroad commission orders block signals on Fort Wayne and Norloney Indiana and Ohio Electric interurban lines. The move follows extensive trials and aims to reduce accidents, though operators warn of possible delays and remaining human error despite the new safety system.
A long obituary details the death of a pioneer farmer named Gallagher in a Fort Wayne area settlement. The coroner and family notify relatives, with funeral plans set for St Patrick’s day week and services at the local Catholic church. Survivors include a widow and several children, with burial to follow at a city cemetery. The piece lists extensive family ties across multiple towns and mentions prior residence in Fort Wayne.
Obituary notices list several local deaths with dates and ages. Sophia Fink aged 72 died from diabetes and was born in 1840 in Mackelburg Germany, with services at a church in Fort Wayne. Rote Hehermann Howellman and others are mourned, with funeral arrangements noted and requests to omit flowers. Additional notices include Harrie, Welch, and Nickey Quince with brief details and family references.
A garbled letter from Hannes Went describes political pressure around Governor Wilson and Democratic opposition in a U.S. election. It cites fears of financial disaster if Wilson is defeated and mentions labor, industry, and import issues affecting the pottery sector. The missive hints at intraparty tensions and the stakes of the national race.
Wednesday proceedings in the superior court include Charles al on behalf of son Laroy Watson seeking 2000 ska damages from Dr. J. Wella for alleged malpractice and a pending hearing on a motion by Rod Marmardé to prevent discharge of a patient to hospital. additional notices mention Augusta Hienden filing and a Congregation filing with county officials.
Fragmented text cites a divorce case involving Lyania Walehh and various parties. Mentions Celedia, Aine Gaile, and support obligations, with references to company names and a public matter affecting rent and a veterinary angle. Content is partly garbled with unclear details.
Friday the Superior Court heard a suit by Leite favuf Packing Company against an employee and others over $100 alleged to be stolen meat. Charles Julty pleaded guilty to theater theft charges and received suspended sentence. Golda Nusbaum obtained a divorce from Marl Nusbaum citing repeated separations and immoral associations. Wigginton also filed for divorce from Julian KK amid ongoing marital disputes.
A court filing describes allegations that Henry Niawonger and Maria Ninwonger conspired in a drug related scheme tied to Main Street Fort Wayne. The document outlines land transfers and alleged drug sales involving drugs and forged collateral. The case seeks damages and includes a divorce action related to the parties.
The article recounts a legal dispute over damages from injuries at the Fair Waynn transfer site. Key figures include Abra Han Barnett, owner of the Park Waynn transfer, and broker Hodg Moiveling. A $4,000 claim is noted with talks of an administrator appointment and ongoing litigation within a year.
Fragmented OCR text shows numerous names and ages linked to marriage licenses with unclear descriptors. Key readable entries include Alfred Yobian 22 saleaman and Selma C. Mertens 18, plus other partially garbled names and ages suggesting a register of licenses issued or filed.
City council considers the Bluefton Bluffton lighting facility issue amid gale related delays. A special meeting tonight will determine the creation date and likely schedule a November action. Petitioners demand plant repairs and electricity servicing with payment terms and good faith guarantees.
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