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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1907

Page

10

Allen County Courts Hearings and Local Legal Actions

Grand jury explores indictment of William Ford in Toledo jail for slugging and robbery near Lindenwood cemetery. Sheriff Grice brought Phil for identification. Ohio will surrender Ford if indicted. Local witnesses testified about a Leo area watch theft. Contracts awarded for Butt bridge approaches and a Lafayette road grading. Divorce actions and suits proceed in circuit and superior courts, with Essig, Fitzgerald, and Jahn cases noted. Harriet Blair sues the city for damages over a bridge approach incident.

Benjamin F. Prill William Ford Toledo Prill Lindenwood Cemetery Grice Phil Ford Ohio Leo Dan B. Ninde Conrad Roemke Butt Bridge Maumee Township Lafayette Township Zanesville Alva Denny Harriet Blair Harper & Eggeman Alexander Franke Heaton

Edith Kreemer Seeks Divorce Over Desertion and Neglect

Edith Kreemer sues Henry Kreemer in circuit court alleging long past marriage since 1907 and separation since 1906. She claims he provided no support including shoes and hosiery, blocked purchases, and planned to sell household items before departure. Text notes grand jury mood before a Fort Wayne fair and a brief compromise session.

Edith Kreemer Henry Kreemer Circuit Court Owife Grand ‘Jury Fort’ Wayne

Divorce Complaint Alleges Alcohol and Abuse in Superior Court

Maude Zolman files for divorce from James Zolman citing three months of drunkenness and a violent temper. She seeks a decree and a restraining order to prevent molestation, furniture sale, or wage garnishment from the P A Moran Ice company. They wed in January 1893 and she accuses him of vile names, neglect, home eviction, and abuse of their children. attorney is Harry G. Hogan. James Zolman faces no immediate bond issues. Floyd M. Jackson is jailed on a charge of marrying Nettie M. Brown to avoid prosecution and deserting her since September 17. bond unavailable. Smith ditch is again established after appeal with remonstrators’ consent.

Maude Zolman Superior Court Today James Zolman P. A. Moran Ice Company Harry G. Hogan Floyd M. Jackson Huguenard Eisenhut Nettie M. Brown Smith Ditch Commissioners’ Court

Indiana Justice Arguments Over School Custody Escape Case

Hon James A Bingham attorney general argues in circuit court against quashing affidavit against Harry K and Hazelet Gingery charged with aiding Margaret Lemon to escape from the Indiana school for feeble minded youth The Gingerys claim the school is not a custodial institution and patients are there for segregation to prevent propagation They say they are not charged with crime and the aiding persons in custody of the State to escape law does not apply.

James A. Bingham Indiana Circuit Court Today Robinson,& Luecke Harry K Hazelet Gingery Margaret Lemon James M. Robinson Gingerys Columbus .Croy Woodburn Marie Payton C. W. Kuhne John Payton James E. Graham Indiana School O’rourke Joe Kinkead Tancey Conrad Tielker Wilhelmina Tielker

Judge weighs state custody and escape law

Mr Bingham argued inmates are under state custody and those aiding escapes are liable, noting he lacked direct authority and may seek more time from Judge O Rourke. Grand Jury resumes with likely weeklong work ahead. witnesses included Dr M A Mason and Dr W F Myers. Injunction hearing looms as Judge Chapin seeks advance proof for municipal wire poles. Grace Rowell wins divorce from Harry J Rowell for failure to provide. bond demanded against Joe Kinkead over alleged threats to wife, near Hanna street.

Bingham O’rourke M. A. Mason Good Citizenship League W. F. Myers A. A. Chapin Home Telephone and Telegraph Company Heaton Judge Chapin Telephone Company Grace Rowell Harry J. Rowell Justice Tancey Joe Kinkead Louis Mesing Mesing Kinkead Hanna Street

Grand jury probes murder of Marshal Croy at Woodburn

Today the grand jury began hearing evidence in the murder investigation of Marshal Columbus Croy, killed last June at Woodburn. Indictments expected in final report. witnesses from town testifying all day.

Death claims Adams township resident Ak Adams Township

Frederick Hockemeyer a 64 year old Adams township farmer died at 2 a m Sept 18 at his Wayne trace home near the city He was born in Buchholz Prussia Germany and came to Allen county at age six He leaves a wife his aged mother four brothers and two sisters and was a member of St John s Reformed church Also noted James William Bush 1 year 7 months 20 days died at 1122 West Wayne street Tuesday night at home

Frederick Hockemeyer Adams Township Wayne Trace Mr. Hockemeyer Buchholz Prussia Germany Allen County Charles William Christian Gust Hockemeyer Henry Nieter Henry Volland Fort Wayne St. John’s Reformed Church James William Bush Daniel F. Bush West Wayne Street

Death of Jacob Maring in Whitley and Allen counties

Jacob Maring aged 83 died Tuesday evening at his home on the Hamilton road in Abioit township due to infirmities of age. Born May 22 1835 near Bellville Ohio he moved to Whitely county in 1843 and to Allen county about ten years ago. He was widowed and is survived by a widow and R H Maring a former county clerk is a nephew. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 9 am from the residence and 11 am at Evergreen Bethel church Whitley county.

Jacob Maring Hamilton Road Aboit Township Mr. Maring Bellville Ohio Whitley County Allen County Whitley Allen Counties Evergreen Bethel Church

Obituary of Mr Brames Active Parishioner and Family Man

Of age and educated at St Marys Catholic schools in the city Mr Brames took a prominent part in congregation affairs He was industrious well to do and highly respected Married June 30 1861 to Catherine Wagner they had five children Henry Barney and Miss laggie Brames Mrs J J Meyers and Mrs Christ Beckman Survived by brother Louis Brames and sister Mrs Mary Malle Funeral services Thursday at 9 am from the residence and 10 am at St Marys church

St. Mary’s Catholic Brames Catherine Wagner Henry Barney Laggie Brames J. J. Meyers Christ Beckman Louis Brames Mary Malle St. Mary’s Church

Widow Mary S Zumbro Dead After Long Illness at 69

Mrs Mary S Zumbro widow of Henry Zumbro died Sunday morning at her home 1207 Elm street after more than two years with Brights disease She was 69 born in Whitley county later moved to Allen county and Fort Wayne for eight years Surviving children William Allen and Harry Zumbro Crestline Mrs George Abel Adams township and Mrs Anna Phyles Fort Wayne Funeral services from the residence Tuesday at 2 pm with interment Lindenwood

Mary S. Zumbro Henry Zumbro Elm Street Bright Zumbro Whitley County Allen County Fort Wayne William, Allen Harry Zumbro Max Zumbro Crestline George Abel Adams Township Anna Phyles Lindenwood

Obituary Of Albert Walker and Infant Loretta Vodde

Albert Walker aged 30 died Sunday afternoon in the county infirmary from exhaustion after a long illness. He was once at the state school for feeble minded youth and later served in the Spanish-American War before working in various city jobs. He left no known relatives besides two half-sisters at the state school. Loretta Vodde, nine months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs August C Vodde of 1008 Pape Avenue, died Saturday evening. Funeral services for Walker proceed Tuesday at 9 30 am from the Church of the Precious Blood.

Albert Walker County Infirmary Loretta Vodde August C. Vodde Pape Avenue Church of the Precious Blood

Mrs Ann E Sale dies after lengthy illness in Fort Wayne

Following months of illness Mrs Ann E Sale wife of John W Sale died at 733 West Wayne street aged 63 She was active in Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal Church and Young Women's Christian Association Survived by husband three children a brother and will have private Lindenwood burial Funeral set for Thursday at 8 pm with Rev Frank Lenig and possibly Rev Dr Moffat Assisted by Rev D W Moffat the service at the Wayne Street church district memory honors her charitable life and religious work in the city

Ann E. Sale John W. Sale West Wayne Street Young Women's Christian Association Sale Fort Wayne Lindenwood

Death of Olaf Craft at state school for feeble minded youth

Olaf Craft aged 26, an inmate at the state school for feeble minded youth, died Tuesday of tuberculosis after being confined there for fourteen years.

Olaf Craft

Miss Amelia Winkelmeyer Dies After Typhoid Illness

Miss Amelia Winkelmeyer age 21, of 1415 Fairfield Avenue, died at 9 15 Thursday morning at Lutheran hospital after a seven week typhoid illness with complications. A Fort Wayne High School graduate and training school student, she was to teach. Funeral services Sunday at 2 from the residence and 2 30 at Emanuel Lutheran Church with Rev. Moll officiating. Interment at Concordia. She is survived by her mother and a sister Mrs Frank H Miller of Hartford City.

Amelia Winkelmeyer Sophia Winkelmeyer Fairfield Avenue Lutheran Hospital Miss Winkelemeyer Miss Winkelmeyer Fort Wayne Emanuel Lutheran Church Frank H. Miller Hartford City William ‘Moll Concordia

Mrs Moss Pioneer Resident Dies at 84 in Lee County

Mrs Moss a pioneer resident of Allex county died Friday at the old homestead near Lee at age 84 years months and 26 days. She had lived in the county since 1852 when she settled on the family farm. Her husband died six years ago and six children survive.

Mrs Mary Aones Jones Dies After Illness at 27

Mrs Mary Aones Jones wife of Harry Jones died Friday at the family home in Wallen after an extended illness from tuberculosis at the age of 27. She is survived by her husband her mother two brothers and a sister. Funeral services will be held at the residence Sunday afternoon with interment at Hatfield cemetery.

Mary Aones Harry Jones Wallen

Noah Johnson 81 Civil War veteran dies at Ossian

Noah Johnson longtime resident east of Zanesville on the Allen Wells line dies at 81 in Ossian. Paralysis is given as the cause. Survived by widow and seven children including Emmett, Ambett, Lincoln, and several daughters. Also surviving siblings and relatives across Allen Wells counties. Funeral services set for Ossian Wednesday at 2 PM with G A R membership noted.

Noah Johnson Zanesville Allen-Wells County Ossian Johnson Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio Emmett Johnson Erie Railroad Fort Wayne Ambett Johnson Saginaw, Mich Lincoln Johnson Thirtyfourth

M rs Rebecca Arantz Pioneer of Fort Wayne Dies at 78

Mrs Rebecca Arantz longtime Fort Wayne resident dies at home on 222 Washington boulevard east after two years of illness noted from paralysis. widow of Philip Arantz born in Pennsylvania came to Fort Wayne after the Civil War. Surviving: six sons and two daughters in Fort Wayne Decatur Indianapolis and elsewhere. Funeral at Cathedral Thursday at 9 AM.

Rebecca Arantz Fort Wayne Washington Boulevard East George Frank John Anthony Arantz Decatur Ala William Arantz Indianapolis Simon Arantz C. A. Beuret Emma Arantz

Verweire Death in Salt Lake City at 38

Mrs. Maggie Verweire wife of L P Verweire of this city died Monday in Salt Lake City Utah of tuberculosis at 38. She had accompanied her husband to Utah months earlier seeking improvement. The couple lived at 1156 Hanna Street after moving from South Bend. Surviving are the husband four children and her mother Mrs Floyd.

Maggie Verweire L. P. Verweire Thomas Floyd Salt Lake City Utah Verweire South Bend Hanna Street J. L. Verweire Packard Band Pennsylvania Company Floyd

Brames Farmer William Brames Dies at 63 in Adams Township

William Brames a well known farmer of Adams township died shortly after two o'clock Sunday afternoon at his home on Wayne trace three miles southeast of the city. He had been in failing health for some time, but the death was unexpected and occurred while several family members were away at a funeral. He was 63, born near New Haven, and came with his parents to the farm where he died when he was seven years old.

William Brames Adams Township Wayne Trace Brames New Haven

Remains Arrive in Fort Wayne for Funeral May Be Laid to Rest

The deceased will be met by her bereaved husband in Chicago after the remains arrive Thursday morning. Funeral services will be held in this city with interment to follow in South Bend.

Fort Wayne Chicago South Bena

Pairings in early 20th century city directory style listings

A sequence of paired names with ages and occupations appears, listing individuals such as Henry Mennewisch a 50 year old blacksmith alongside Carrie S. Duke aged 25, and many similar couple entries detailing trades from noulder to saloon keeper. The compiled lines resemble a registry of local workers and spouses, noting ages and professions for cross reference.

Births Reported in City Families Today

A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Tobias of St Mary's avenue a son to Mr and Mrs Carl Tulley of 1123 Clinton street and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Theodore Fisher of 213 West Superior street in city notices of recent births.

Raymond Tobias St. Mary's Avenue Carl Tulley Clinton Street Theodore Fisher West Superior Street

Ronald Dawson Accepts East Bank Post

Ronald Dawson, former county prosecuting attorney and recent lawyer for the McKinley traction syndicate in Illinois, will depart next Monday for New York to assume a higher position with a large eastern financial institution. He recently resigned his Illinois post and will visit here briefly before moving. The new firm is linked to Ronald R. Purman of this city.

Ronald Dawson McKinley Traction Syndicate Illinois New York Dawson Ronald R. Purman

Mrs C C Craig Recovers From Illness

Mrs. C. C. Craig of South Calhoun street has been quite ill but is now able to be out of doors.

C. C. Craig South Calhoun Street

Ft Wayne School Board Faces Tax Levy Dilemma

The Ft Wayne school board spent most of Monday’s session debating the tax levy for next year but did not decide. An increased levy seems needed due to new laws reallocating interest from school revenues to the tutor fund, potentially raising library funding gaps and teacher salaries. The board may appeal to parents to reduce enforcement of strict measures.

Ft. Wayne Fort Wayne

Real estate transfers across multiple townships in 19th century records

A compilation of land transactions including J C Fry to Oscar Boulton for 51 3 a of sw 44 nw 4 sec 27 at 800 dollars, and many other transfers such as W Sheee ie to H Grieser for 1600, City and Suburban Realty Co to Robert Douglas for 150, Margaret Smith to Stein for 500, and multiple parcels traded in Adams, Washington, St. Joseph, Maumee, Scipio, and other townships with prices ranging from 1 to 17,000 dollars. Includes parcels in Hanna’s O L, Lillie Place, and various sections, with diverses buyers and sellers listed.

J. C. Fry Oscar Boulton Springfield L. Sheee Ie H. Grieser C. & Slrr Jackson Th City and Suburban Realty Co Robert F. Douglas Lillie Place Margaret S. Smith William and Lillian Stein Washington Tp J. Young Flora Rodeheaver H. C. Hanna O. L F. Rodeheaver M. E. Young H. GC. Hanna Washington J. C. Young S. W St. Joseph Cc. Springer J. W. Gehrig Maumee M. Luecke William Braun Adams L. Bender Adm Byron S Thompson Jacol C M. Hess J. McCague Thomas Bachar Madison Lima & Toledo ‘Traction Co Ohio Electric Railway Co Alien County Ind Wayne J. Gant Simon Freistroffer Land Hgec

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