Allen County Court Grants Modification in Wolf Divorce Case
In Fort Wayne Allen County Judge Heaton modified Otto Be Wolf's restraining order amid Julia Wolf's divorce suit. He may speak to her on the street but not at home, denies assault claims, and can draw part of his Nickel Plate wages. Katharine Doenges wins absolute divorce from William Doenges while he serves jail time for assault. Jurors for fall term drawn. divorce suit notes abusive conduct in Jennette Patterson v Joseph Patterson. Augusta Payne sues Edward Payne with restraining order to prevent disposition of property amid threats to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto BE. Wolf
Julia Wolf
Heaton
Ufe
Katharine Doenges
William Doenges
Frederick Klahn
Aboit Township
Co. L. Greenwell
Eel River
Austin W. Gregg
Jackson
C. F. Jolly
Lake
William Smith
Wayne
Marion Smith
Marion
Edward Happel
John Dart
John Byers
Lake Township
Alexander M. Ziegler
Paul E. Wolf
City
Jacob Marquardt
Madison
John Harper
Milan
George A. Morton
Morton
Samuel Betz
Springfield
Moses Morse
Scipio
David Brown
Conrad Thiele
Jennette Patterson
Joseph Patterson
R. B. Dreibelbiss
Augusta Payne
Edward Payne
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Justice Hawthorn Represents Defendant in Shooting Case
Justice Howard Hawthorn is the defense attorney for the unnamed defendant in a shooting case. The fragment notes his involvement, implying ongoing legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Howard Hawthorn
Judge Heaton Grants Miller Divorce and Custody
In superior court Judge O N Heaton granted Ida Miller a divorce from William Miller and awarded her custody of their four year old son after a two day trial taken under advisement yesterday afternoon.
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O. N. Heaton
Ida Miller
William Miller
Schrader suits for support amid eviction risk
Clara Schrader sues Reuben Schrader in superior court seeking $50 monthly support for herself and three children alleging desertion on July 3. Schrader, a Wa bash conductor, is said to be owed pay, with railroad to prevent pre settlement pay draw. Receiver appointed for F G Guiffre Co fruit firm. William named receiver. lawyers Heaton and Yaple represent cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Schrader
Reuben Schrader
Schrader
Wabash
C. J. Ryan
Contempt Hearing in Guiffre Firm Receiver Case
In East Columbia Street fruit business matter Creighton H Williams appointed receiver for F G Guiffre Co Michael Guiffre faced contempt in superior court case set to Tuesday He reportedly withholds 250 to 600 dollars owed to creditors Central American Steamship Co seeks recovery Meanwhile Fred G Quiffre has left town Labor Day status court house to close all day Monday offices shut to mark holiday Public business suspended Governor Hanly proclamation observed
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Central American Steamship Company
Creighton H. William
F. G. Guiffre & Company
Fruit Commission
East Columbia Street
Fred
Michael Guiffre
Harper
Creighton H. Williams
F. G
Steamship Company
Fred G. Quiffre
Circuit Court
Hanly
Honest Service at Meyer Drugstore Promises Quality
The Meyer Drugstore pledges honest service with superior goods. Customers are assured no inferior quality will be sold, especially for prescriptions. Every compound is made with the finest materials available, aiming for world class standards. Get the Meyer Quality.
Judge Cook Rules in Bank Suit and Ditch Case
Judge Samuel Cook of Huntington presided in superior court and rendered his finding in the First National Bank versus the National Duplicating Book Company suit. In Jefferson township, the Fry ditch was established by the commissioners. Clarence Simonis and Peter Schnitzler faced a profanity charge in Justice Tancey’s court with W. H. Petry pressing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cook
Huntington
First National Bank
National Duplicating Book Company
Commissioners Court
Fryditch
Jefferson Township
Clarence Simonis
Peter Schnitzler
Tancey
W. H. Petry
Saloon fights and juries in Allen county court
The Allen circuit court opened with Judge Edward O Rourke ordering the grand jurors to report on September 10 at Prosecutor Dan B Ninde's request. Remonstrances blocked licensing of Manuel Curry s saloon for negros on Lafayette Street amid past convictions and public disorder. Other notices include refusals for Thomas Finan and Peter Freiburger licenses and an injunction to block William Nahrwolt from selling property tied to bankruptcy securities. A divorce suit by Ethel Meese against James B Meese is noted, and James O Hatttery is replaced as deputy sheriff by Ward Hull. The claim docket will be called Thursday and Fred Smith faces circuit court action after a rape charge was dismissed in city court.
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Dan B. Ninde
Edward O'Rourke
Allen Circuit
Ninde
Justices Courts
Curry
Commissioners’ Court
Manuel Curry
Lafayette Street
Moses Moten
John Harrison
W. M. Baker
Daniel Wallace
M. A. Mason
W. D. Page
Peter Freiburger
Broadway
Henry
Henry G. Pfeiffer
William Nahrwolt
Peerless Manufacturing Company
Pfeiffers
Aiken and Underwood
Ethel Meese
James B. Meese
Emrick
Hattery
James Oo
Fred Smith
Lenz
Augusta Holbrook
William Holbrook
Court urged early hearing on injunction against sidewalk construction
In a suit to halt new sidewalks on Washington Boulevard the superior court was asked for an early hearing. County Commissioner Joseph Tinkel ordered the courthouse kept open all day to accommodate thousands of visitors yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Washington Boulevard
Joseph Tonkel
Couples Named in Local Matrimonial Notices
The notice lists multiple pairs including Paul E B Luecke aged 23 a teacher and Selma Schiefer 20. Ira 8 S Campbell 21 a hod carrier and Helma May Bellamy 17. Clarence W Pattee 21 a painter and Etta E Florence 24. Noah Wilks 39 a farmer and Catherine C Disler 33.
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Paul EB. Luecke
Selma Schiefer
Ira
S. Campbell
Hod Carrier
Helma May Bellamy
Clarence W. Pattee
Etta E. Florence
Noah Wilks
Farmer
Catherine C. Disler
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Wounds Quick in Louisa
A testimonial from D N Walker editor of the Enterprise Louisa Va claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve applied to a nail wound stopped inflammation and healed the injury quickly. The product is guaranteed by Dreier & Bro druggists priced 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Walker
the Enterprise
Louisa
Dreier & Bro
Local births reported in community notices
The register lists several newborns: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Norman E Olds. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yergens. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Griffin. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sites of Wiebke and Lafayette streets. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Bennett of 1111 South Hanna Street. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knellstein of Force Street. and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Starke of Spy Run Avenue.
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Norman E Olds
Carl Yergens
Leon Griffin
Joseph Sites
Wiebke
Lafayette Streets
Frank L. Bennett
South Hanna Street
Fred Knellstein
Force Street
Orina Laxative Fruit Syrup Promotes Bright Complexion
A Clear Complexion and Bright Eyes. Orina Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates the liver and bowels, making the complexion smooth and clear. It does not nauseate or gripe, and is mild and pleasant to take. Re fuse substitutes. Dreier & Bro.
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Orina
Dreier & Bro
Real Estate Transfers and Notices Across Town
City and Suburban Realty Co transfers to Ed son Wills for a 868 ft lot on Line Place Washington township. Franklin J. Disler deeds to Charles and Etta Row on Hamilton's add. Cedar Creek township for 550 dollars. George F. Berghite to Pitha Boren a partial section 18 Cedar Creek township for 17.94. Audited transfers include multiple in Wayne and Monroe townships for small sums. Also an ad touts Bees Interactive Cough Syrup by Meyer Bros. Co. on Calhoun street claiming relief from croup and colds.
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City and Suburban Realty Co
Edson Wills
LiNe Place
Washington
Franklin J. Disler
Chas
Etta T
Hamilton
Cedar Creek
George F. Berghite
Pitha Boren, Pt
Charlies and
Etta I. Row
Cedar Creek Tn
George F. Bughite
Peter Boren
P. Randall
Thompson
Osborne
Wayne
C. Young
Thompson and Osborne
Funk
Thompson and
Osborn
J. Wormcastle
Barnhart
Monroeville
R. B. Williams
Thompson and Osborn
Elmst
Redelsheim
Meyer Bros. Co
Calhoun Street
Will Speak at Peru Rev Rowand to Address Union Meet
Rev Charles A Rowand of the First M E church has accepted an invitation to address a union meeting at Peru next Sunday evening. His public speaking is in demand beyond the city as he travels for addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Rowand
M.E
Peru
Mr. Rowand
McKelvy Resigns to Teach in Toledo Schools
Mrs. Blanche McKelvy formerly a teacher at the Fort Wayne state institute for feeble minded youth has resigned and accepted a kindergarten post in Toledo Ohio. She left Sunday with her parents for Toledo to begin her new duties. The Pine forests claim to ease kidney ailments with Pineules offered by Meyer Bros. Co. at Calhoun street. Dr J M Dinnen named surgeon at General Electric lamp factory to employ over a thousand girls. Superintendent H B Coolidge and Gustav A Selle connected with Louis F Curdes real estate left for Phoenix to reside there.
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Warsa Times
Blanche McKelvy
State Institute For
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Ohio
McKelvy
Joseph S. Baker
Meyer Bros. Co
Calhoun Street
J. M. Dinnen
General Electric
Montgomery
Holman Streets
H. B. Coolidge
Gustav A. Selle
Louis F. Curdes
Phoenix
Ariz
Wheat and livestock markets steady in Chicago trade
Chicago wheat opened steady amid active trade as prices rose briefly on demand from commission houses. December wheat traded around 97c, closing modestly higher. Corn and oats stayed firm on crop worries while hogs and cattle saw steady to firm demand with mixed prices across classes. Nearby pork and lard movements showed tighter ranges as buyers and sellers balanced supplies.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Longs
Toledo Opening Prices On Wheat And Corn
Toledo Ohio September 3 opening prices show cash wheat at 92 cents December 97.5 to 98 cents May around 1.03 dollars. Corn cash 64 cents December 59 to 54 cents May around 64 to 65 cents.
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Toledo
East Buffalo Hog Market Report September 3 N Y
East Buffalo New York reports hog receipts 4420 head with shipments 380 to New York. Market closes steady after early gains with heavy 6.40 to 6.60, mixed 6.70 to 6.50, Yorkers and pigs 6.70 to 6.85, roughs 4.40 to 5.00, stags 4.00 to 4.40. Sheep receipts 2200 head and market strong top lambs at 8.15. Cattle receipts 200 head and market steady.
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Chicago
Ill
Texas
Western
Lambs
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Market Report From Cincinnati Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Cincinnati markets show hogs quiet with butchers and shippers bidding 6.55 to 6.63 for chosen stock and 5.25 to 6.25 for common. Cattle steady with fair to good shippers paying 5.10 to 5.85 and 2.25 for common. Sheep and lamb markets steady with lambs at 4.00 to 7.85.
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Cincinnati
Butter and Cheese Markets Seem Steady to Strong in Early Sept Trade
New York reports butter receipts at 12 921 packages with creamery specials at 27c and various grades up to 26c. Cheese prices rise as receipts reach 2 214 boxes with full cream fine varieties at 18% to 13c. Eggs show 14 088 cases traded with state and nearby whites at 28 to 30c and firsts 20 to 23c. Chicago notes butter market strong with creamery and dairy classes quoted.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Market prices and quotable grains at Fort Wayne and local shops
Market notes from Fort Wayne and Toledo show steady markets for eggs cheese and poultry with prices for wheat corn oats rye butter and other staples. Quotations from Bush Yresselt Mayflower and Weil Brothers list cattle hogs and hides with canned goods and farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush & Co
Weil Brothers & Co
Iitec
Yresselt & Sons
Eckart Packing Co
Hocking Valley
Massillon
Jackson
Pocahontas
Fort Pocahontas
Cannel
Coke
West Virginia
Indiana
J. T. Johnson
Hart Street
E. K. Bush
East Columbia Street
Howenstein & Crouse
Columbia Street
Notice to Creditors of Henry D Day Deceased
Creditors heirs and legatees of Henry D Day must appear in Allen Circuit Court Fort Wayne Indiana on September 18 1907 and show cause why final settlement accounts of the decedent should not be approved Heirs must prove heirship and receive shares Charles A Mas administrator Witness Clerk Joseph N Mason Clerk Allen Circuit Court Ballou Hoffman attorneys for estate plan on September 4 1907 through September 21 1907
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Fortmesyer
Allen
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Frederick A. Kucehnert
Josehe N. Mason
Allen Circuit Court
S. M. Hench
Henry D. Day
Allen Circuit
Charles A. Mas
aAdm'r
Josep N. Mason
Ballou & Hoffman
Notice of Admin Appointment in Allen County Indiana
Matilda Myers filed August 3 1907 in Allen Circuit Court for appointment of administrator of Victor Trouyots estate. Trouyot, last known resident of Allen County, has been absent for over eight years leaving property unprotected. Hearing set September 80 1907. Joseph N Mason Clerk H C Crabill attorney for applicant. Aug 28 weekly 4 cents.
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Victor Trouyot
Matilda Myers
Allen Circuit
Alen County
Allen
Indiana
Joseph N. Mason
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Allen County Courts
Esume
Calhoun St
Col. Columbia
Col. Wayne
Baker
Ely
Catarr
Aly
Circe
Boota
Ras An Eze
Brussels
Grain and Provisions
Chicago Market
Ieee
East Buffalo Market
New York Market
F. M. Smith & Co
North
Lima
South
Barr Street
Ely Bros
Warren Street
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