Court suit seeks injunction over Berry Street public market
Allen County circuit court hears a bid by Henry and Theresa Berg hoff to end a long standing public market on Berry street east of Barr. City officials declined action after finding space lawful, owners complain of traffic and tenant disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C
Theresa Berghoff
City of
Fort Wayne
George Herrmann
Calvin K. Rieman
James J. Hayes
Board of Public Safety
William Ropa
Berry Street
Barr
W. H. Shambaugh
Guy Colerick
Mary Mabus
Conrad Mabua
Frank Small
Small
Court House
Grim Reaper
Damage suit filed against Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction
The Superior Court heard a damage claim for $14,000 by Mary Beckman and others for injuries from a buggy collision on Broadway Maple on May 19, 1908. Plaintiff Mary Miller alleges a car followed, belled, then a hissing air brake sound spooked the horse, causing the buggy to start and run toward Wildwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yipuilte
Fort: Wayne
Wabash Vale.Traction Company
Mary. Beckman
Mito
Comipai
G.carg
Harper
Eggeman
Mary ‘Miller
Broadway
Maple
Frightful Injuries Reported In City Collision
In a damage suit, George W. Williams claims white skin growths replaced scraped areas after a June 15 collision with a Jacobs bread wagon. He seeks 1500 dollars for fractured bones and bruises, naming attorney teams Fruechtenicht and McAdams Hartzell.
Dolan files suit against wife in jealousy case
William P Dolan sues Anna Dolan in superior court alleging extreme jealousy after their 1897 marriage. They separated June 24 this year. He claims she locked doors and seized his clothing on the porch and accused him of harmful acts. A replevin action by United States Tent and Awning Co. involved seizure of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Dolan
Anna Dolan
Grice
United States
Fresh Medicines and Face Creams At Our Drug Stores
A local drug retailer urges customers to buy medicines and cosmetics only from reliable stores to ensure freshness. The message highlights stock moving continuously to prevent old or stale drugs and cosmetics, with a focus on Face Dreams and Face Lotions and a new fall stock arrival.
Williams and Fry Sentenced to Michigan City Prison
William Johnson and James Fry were sent to the state prison at Michigan City today. Johnson serves for burglary and Fry for grand larceny. Leona Conner sues for divorce from Alden Morton Conner, citing cruelty, with Creighton H. Williams as her attorney. Charles Hoy fined one dollar and costs and jailed sixty days for stealing a shotgun from Amos Hibler. A new affidavit charges Jennie Conahan with stealing goods from the Mergentheim millinery. she was brought to court to post a new bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
James Fry
Michigan City
Leona Conner
Alden Morton Conner
Creighton H. Williams
Charles Hoy
Amos Hibler
Jennie Conahan
Mergentheim
Murder charge defendant sent back to jail in Woodburn court
John Baker, charged with the murder of Marshal Columbus Croy at Woodburn, appeared in circuit court and, after consulting with attorney Elmer Leonard, was remanded to jail. He'll return Friday morning as a trial date is likely set. John Stout testified he cannot hire an attorney and judges Erwin and Colerick were appointed to defend him for a November 17 docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Edna Cothrell Murry
William Johnson
Michigan City
Salvation Army
Washington Boulevard
Minnie Fahlsing
John Fahlsing
Marrigd
John Baker
Columbus Croy
Woodburn
Elmer Leonard
John Stout
R. K. Erwin
P. B .Colerick
Wheat and Corn Markets Edge on Cables and Cattle
Chicago market report shows December wheat opening steady then marginally up to 1.01, later falling back near 1.00 as selling emerged. Local receipts reach 1,860 cars in Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago. December corn fluctuates around 64 to 65 cents on bullish Illinois Grain Dealers' forecast, with slight gains wiped by profit taking. Oats steady near 48 to 49 cents with dull activity. Prices given for various months reflect modest shifts amid mixed demand and supply signals.
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Chicago
Til
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bradstreet
Illinois: Grain Dealers’ Association
Ilinois
Hy Sons
Jane
Toledo and New York Grain Prices Sept 22 Report
Opening and current prices for wheat corn rye and oats across Toledo New York and Indianapolis markets. Includes cash and future quotes, receipts, sales totals, and varying grade listings for wheat, corn, oats, rye, hay and sugar notes. News reflects market firmness from cables and weather with several prices noted in cents per bushel or pound.
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Toledo
New York
Western
Rio
Santos
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Ind
Hay—Timothy
Rye
East Buffalo and Chicago markets report hog cattle and sheep prices
East Buffalo and Chicago market news dated Sept 22 show hog receipts at East Buffalo 9520 with shipments to New York and prices across categories. Chicago iron market receipts about 6000 cattle and 12000 hogs with steady to strong prices. cattle 6.90 to 7.15, hogs 6.40 to 7.50, sheep 2.25 to 4.80. Cincinnati and Pittsburg reports follow with steady to strong cattle and hog values.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Chicago
Ill
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Hoxs
Egg and Poultry Market Prices in Pennsylvania
Market reports show receipts of 15 640 cases in Pennsylvania and nearby regions. Eggs list state fancy selected white at 31 32c and fair to choice 25 30c with brown and mixed fancy 27 28c and western firsts 22 23c. Alive poultry market firm with spring chickens 14c fowls 14c and turkeys 14c. Dressed western spring chickens 15 19c fowls no market quotation spring turkeys 20 23c.
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Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne Wholesale Prices on Barr Street Markets
Fort Wayne wholesale quotes show wheat 95c per bushel, corn 10c, oats 46 50c for new and 52c for old, barley 6c, rye 72c, creamery butter 24% 260, eggs 21 22c dozen, beans 2.25 per bushel, onions 40c, potatoes 70 78c, pumpkins 5 23c, tomatoes 25 46c per bushel, honey 12 13c, chickens at 12c, ducks 9c, popcorn 24 50c, etc. Quoted by S. Fath & Cap and other houses with fur, wool, seeds, and various goods also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Barr Street
S. Fath & Cap
Welt Brothers & Co
Maytower
Graham Dour
Trescelt & Sons
J.johnson
East Columbia St
Howenstein
Crouse
East Columbia
Foote
Indiana grand lodge convenes in Fort Wayne
The Indiana grand lodge Knights of Fidelity holds its fourth annual session in Fort Wayne with about one hundred delegates. The press committee report urges business conducted on a high moral plane, stressing justice and liberty. Committees are named including Press Ototh Strodel Fort Wayne and Credentials Christ Hegerfield Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Grand Lodge
Knights of Fidelity
Fort Wayne
Grants Lodge
Otto F. Strode
Standard Club
H. A. Wiebke
W. J. Hosey
Fred Hinnenkamp
Indianapolis
Indiana Assembly backs canal from Lake Erie to Lake Michigan
Through Representative William Fruechtenicht the Indiana legislature passed a concurrent resolution urging Congress to fund a survey and construction of a ship canal from Lake Erie to Lake Michigan via Fort Wayne following the Maumee river route. The measure asks Indiana’s U S senators and representatives to promote the project and transmit copies to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fruechtenicht
Indiana
Toledo, Fort Wayne
Chicago
Congress
Fruechtenicht
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Fort Wayne
Maumee River
House of Representatives
Senate
Secretary of State
Morris Buys Rome City Cottage From Orr
Real estate circles report William S. Morris has purchased the Seven Oaks cottage at Rome City from Charles W. Orr. The property, built by Orr in 1893, is among the resort’s most favored sites and will transfer next week as Orr and family depart for the lake for a final visit this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Morris
C. W. Orr
Rome City
William Ss. Morris
Seven Oaks
Charles W. Orr
Orr
Morris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen County Courts
Cara
Pliny Dillon
Rose Dillon
Chas. L. DeVault
Minnie D. Fahlsing
Judge Heaton
Mary E. Fuellgraff
Robert A. Fuellgraff
William Haller
John Suelzer, Jr
Elmer B. Bissel
Breen & Morris
James R. Fry
Jeffersonville
George W. Williams
George H. Jacobs
Jefferson
Calhoun
McAdams
Hartzell
Elizabeth Kammeyer
Conrad Kammeyer, Jr
John S. Allman
Victor H. Beatty
Ed Parisot
O’rourke
Charles Starr
Maysville
Anna McMills
Charles McMills
Catherine Smith
Jacob Smith
Lyons
Board of County Commissioners
Cedar Creek
Monroeville
Meyer
Mayer
Indiana Assembly
John
Syuhler
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