25 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1907
Page
1
Fragmented report from Allen County court outlines divorce proceedings, illicit conduct, and alleged desertion. Names include local figures and attorneys, with references to hearings, witnesses, and outcomes, detailing property and damages claims.
A fragment describes a shopper taking pride when fruit quality meets standards. It contrasts good outcomes with many failures and mentions spices, freshness, and sugar. It lists several street addresses and names, suggesting a local advertisement or notice embedded in a page.
An Adams Township resident, Frederick Hockemeyer, died at home after years of illness. Born in Buchhelz, Germany, he immigrated to Allen County as a child and was a longtime respected citizen. Surviving relatives include his wife, children, and siblings. Funeral services were held at St. John’s Reformed Church with interment in the local cemetery.
The Ossian newspaper lists multiple obituaries and memorial notices. It notes May Braines, widow of Henry Mumbra, dying at 1207 Bin Street after a long illness, with survivors including several children and extended relatives. Also reported are Mary Zumbra widow, a veteran of the Civil War era, and J. Johnson, Ossian native, among others. Funeral arrangements are announced for Lindenwood Cemetery and local churches.
Fragmented OCR notes a Thursday incident involving a burglary, missing items from a home, and an attempted sale of household furniture. References to witnesses, local officials, and a future court action appear amid garbled names and dates. The readable fragment mentions a possible 1907 date and a household crime context.
Fragmented OCR text references Mr Bingtim lowhite and others amid legal matters, mentions of an attorney Reneval, a grand jury, and various named organizations and places. The passage is garbled, with multiple misspellings, obscuring clear facts or outcomes.
Several members of the Reames family gathered at their Wayne area home after the death of Brames, a well known local figure. Reames served as a sentry and was born near New Haven. His career and life were recalled amid funeral proceedings held in the region.
Mrs Magale Vorwairs aged 64 died Monday at her brother’s home in Salt Lake City after months of illness from tuberculosis. Her husband Mr Vorwairs had moved from Som Bend years ago and relatives note her ties to the local music world and a long illness preceding death.
A garbled OCR list names many people, firms, and places with scattered ages and roles. It reads like a catalog of residents, trades, and relations, including severalUntitled entries and unclear references across multiple domains.
Howald Dawson prepares to assume a prestigious role in the equity realm. He departs for New York next week after a brief stay, pursuing a career move that strengthens his countywide legal connections. Local figures, including noted attorney Romaid Puma, are mentioned in relation to the transition.
Fort Wayne school board weighs a tax levy for the coming year. Members argue on whether to seek a one or two cent levy to fund needed operations and avoid deficits. Debate centers on revenue diversions and the need for parental guidance to prevent waste.
A dense list of real estate transfers and property dealings across multiple owners and localities. Names such as Bain, Seely, and Ye ny are cited with various parcels, prices, and locations including Washington, City, and suburban towns. Multiple figures like 5100 and 200 are noted among street addresses, dates, and attorney mentions.
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