Warrants Issued in Allen County Court Case
Emmeth, Allen County prosecutor, ordered a warrant for Michael Tierney charged with assault and battery and assault with intent to kill in the Pennsylvania machine shop incident months ago. Trial set for October 30. Hollenbacher injured severely and hospitalized for weeks. Judgment for $5,000 damages awarded to Hollenbacher. Tierney did not defend. Other trials: William Ort and Louis Killian for petty larceny on October 30. Samuel Baunt for exposing unwholesome fruit on November 4. Frank Whitlock on appeal from justices court. General court news notes divorce proceedings, venue changes, and trial dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmeth
Michael Tierney
Arthur Hollenbacher
Pennsylvania
Hollenbacher
Tierney
William Ort
Louis Killian
Samuel Baunt
Frank Whitlock
General Court News
Heaton
Steger
William G. Schmidt
Wabash
Huntington County
Geleatin Gladiewx
Port Weyng, van Wert and
Lima Isaction Company
Nellie J. Merict
David LeMay
Circuit Court
Fractured Divorce Filings and Domestic Disputes in Superior Court
The Thursday docket details multiple divorce complaints and domestic issues. Griffiths seek divorce from Abbie for abandonment after 1901 separation. Gardner sues Modern Woodmen of America for 1000 plus 200 costs. Schell sues Banner Laundry for 1300 in commissions. Other actions include a nuisance charge against Edward Helmke, a father surrendering a boy for support, and complaints by Biedermann and Lourdelo alleging marital disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. Griffith
Abbie Griffith
Howard Hawthorn
Ores
Louis Lindner
Pio Woods
Xenagha
Wis
Olds & &Doughman
Tsacob Schell
Alfred T. Reiley
Oscar C. Liggett
Dickman & Hayes
General Court
O'Rourke
Chicago
Justice Yancey
Edward Helmke
Custody Granted Over Lehman Children in Juvenile Court
Mrs. Jacob Lehman testified that Oliver Lehman deserted his four children on August 8. The court awarded custody to the children's guardian with Lehman ordered to provide support. Mrs. Lehman will take one child, Mrs. Melteo two, and Mrs. Lloyd the remaining, as guardians pursue care arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Lehman
Hoagland Avenue
Oliver Lehman
Augusta Woodworth
Imogene
Tvan
Elsis
Helen Lehman
Lehman
Oic
Iisuance
Woodworth
Lahman
Thomas Melteo
Thomas Lloyd
Widow Walls sues over liquor sale linked to murder
Emma Walls files a six thousand dollar action in circuit court against Syl Venus Bailey George Crabill and William A Reynolds alleging Bailey sold Wanamaker liquor despite his violent temper which led to John Wanamaker killing William Walls in Dixon last July She seeks eight thousand dollars for herself and child plus damages for liquor sale liability Bondsmen Randall Niezer and Olds Doughman named as liable. Henry Colerick defends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Walls
Sylvenus Bailey
George Crabill
William A. Reynolds
John Wanamaker
Mqnor
William Walls
Bailey
Walls
Dixon
Wanamaker
Randall & Niezer
Olds & Doughman
Superior’ Court
C. B. Siemen
Nines Enoug
Lattra Tavert
Joeop Porter
Cora Woodcox
Fordivores
Nelson C. Woodcox
Complaint draws by Dawson and Underwood
The document states that the couple were married February 6, 1901 and lived together until July of the following year. It claims he has failed to provide for her for two years while she has earned her living as a domestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson’ & Underwood
Townley forgery arrest and court actions reported
Henry Paine a former Townley merchant was arrested in the superior court room on a forgery warrant by Deputy Sheriff Fred Dassler. A note dispute involving Earhart remains at the heart of the case as Paine contests the forgery claims. Also reported are a declared insanity finding for Robert Leatherman and a divorce trial of Lizzie Thain against John Thain alongside a $5300 note suit against Mary G. and R. B. Rossington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Paine
Townley
Sherif Fred Dassler
Thia Casa
Panna
Earhart
Paine
Dra. C. B. Stemen
E. J. McOscar
Justice Skelton
Robert Leatherman
Edgerton
General Court
Lizzie
John Thain
Thain
Interstate Building and
Naw Association
Mary G
R. B. Rossington
John Pulse
Nolle
Enga
Blaze in Fort Wayne Traction car barns caused by wires
A minor fire in the Fort Wayne Traction company car barns started by electrical wires triggered an alarm at 2 35 this morning. An employee extinguished the flames before fire department arrival, and losses were minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Traction Company
Judge Zellars Recovers From Illness Spending Time With Family
Judge Zellars who has been ill from malaria has recovered enough to sit up. His son Charles Zellers and wife from Chicago are visiting for a few days. Poley's Kidney Cure is sold by Dreier and Bro, said to purify kidneys and eliminate poisons from the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zollars
Allen Zellars
Charles Zellers
Chicago
Poley
Dreier & Bro
Local Society Notes Share Events and Hospital Update
Mrs A L Griebel and daughter Miss Florence entertain Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mayo the state W C T U secretary received a reception at association parlors this afternoon. Miss Margaret Reltdorf recovering well after operation at St Joseph hospital. Rev Wagenhala has gone to Chicago for a trustees meeting of the Chicago Theological Seminary and will return Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Griebel
Florence
Mayo
Association
Margaret Reltdorf
St. Joseph Hospital
Rev. & Wagenhala
Chicago
Chicago Theological Serinary
Fatal Stomach Injury From Veneer Saw Accident
Claude Racine died at 24 after a veneer saw incident Thursday afternoon on High Street. An assistant’s kickback hurled a piece of lumber into his stomach, he collapsed en route to St Joseph hospital and died shortly after. He leaves a wife and child, plus two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Racine
Goshen Road
Paul
High Street
Racine
St. Joseph Hospital
Mrr. Ratine
C. E. Barnett
Ralph
Roy
Fort Wayne
Tecob Racine
Lindenwood
Mrs Mary Ann Jay 72 Dies After Kidney Cancer in Carbondale
Mrs Mary Ann Jay of Carbondale Pa died Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs H Haines 328 West Ta fforgan Street aged nearly 72. Cause was cancer of the kidneys. She visited the city recently after a period of poor health and a prior surgical operation. Born October 15 1831 in Cornwall England she came to America at 18 and later married Joseph G Jay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Jay
Carbondale
H. Haines
West Tafforgan Street
Jay Wos
Cornwall
England
America
Joseph G. Jay
Noted City Woman Remembered For Lofty Character
The obituary notes Mrs. Hawke and Miss Mary Jay among the children who survive. The deceased was connected with city schools for years and belonged to the Methodist Episcopal church. Funeral services from the Hawis home Wednesday afternoon and interment at Lindenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.° Hawke
Mary | Jay
Katherine Tay
Mary Jay
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hawis
Lindenwood
Infant Clarence Jones Dies at Five Months in Cholera Infantum
Clarence Orlan Jones, infant son of Mr and Mrs Grant Jones of 1503 Sherman Street, died at noon Sunday from cholera infantum at five months. Funeral services will be held at the residence Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Orlan Jones
Grant Jones
Sherman Street
Lichtsin Rites for 23 Year Old Mrs Lichtsin
Mrs Tillie May Lichtsin wife of Henry Lichtsin Jr died at 8 30 pm Wednesday at 1218 East Washington from puerperal fever aged 23 years 1 month 23 days She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Pierce Disler of Leo and had been married one year A ten day old babe survives with her husband and her parents two brothers and four sisters Also named are Frank and Hen Disler Mrs William Martin of Townley Mrs Charles Fishburn Mrs Merton Arnold and Miss Roxy Disler of Leo The husband works for National Express company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie May Lichtsin
Henry Lichtsin
East
Washington Street
Death of Blanche Margerie Rosseau at 1 year old
Blanche Margerie Rosseau died Tuesday at the family home four miles west of the city aged 1 year 8 months and days Funeral services are set for Friday at 10 oclock from the residence Rev A Harris officiating Interment will follow at the Bullard cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Margerie Rosseau
Wilson Rosseau
A. Harris
Buliard Cemetery
DREWERY AND YERICK TYPHOID DEATHS REPORTED
Mrs Lavinia Vangolah Drewery of 1922 Mannastrest died this morning from typhoid fever after weeks of illness. She was twenty one. Charles W Yerick aged sixteen died at his parents home at 1661 West Third Street at six o'clock that evening from typhoid fever after three weeks. He leaves his parents and brothers John Edward Frank Paul and Claude. He was a member of the Church of the Precious Blood. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at eight from Precious Blood Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavinia Vangolah Drewery
Charles Drewery
Charles W. Yerick
EB. H. Yerick
West Third Street
John
Edward
Frank
Paul
Claude
Church of the Precious Blood
Precious Blood Catholic Church
Mrs. Susan Fletter Dies At 68 In Fort Wayne
Mrs Susan Fletter aged sixty eight died Thursday evening at her home 611 Taylor street from bronchial trouble. She leaves husband Henry Vetter an employee of the Fort Wayne Traction company. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence with Rev Zartman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Fletter
Taylor Street
Henry Vetter
Fort Wayne Traction’ Company
Zartman
Hart Infant Dies Here at Five Months Old
Frank Hart infant son of Wr and Mrs L D Hart of 2806 Fox avenue died this morning from indigestion at five months. Father employed at Pittsburg shops. Funeral from the residence Sunday at 10 oclock Rev E W Allen officiating. Remains shipped to Hicksville Ohio for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Inmate Everett Standfey Stancifer Dies at Indiana School
Everett Standfey Stancifer an 11 year old inmate of the Indiana school for feeble minded youth died this morning from epilepsy. Mrs Mary L Romick wife of John W Romick died at 6 30 am Tuesday at 2003 Wells street from typhoid fever aged 84 years 6 months 7 days. Funeral set for Thursday at 1 30 from residence and 2 15 at Calvary U G church led by Rev Lake and Rev Byrer. The Caledonian society to hold a social Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Brown Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Fort Wayne
D. 3. Shaw
Oty
Shaw
Calvary U
Byrer
Everett Standfey
Indiana School For
Mary L. Romick
John W. Romick
Wells Street
Romick
DeKalb County
Richard Crawford
Allen County
Edna May
Owen Romick
Henry Allen Crachford
Whitley County
Albert H. Crawford
Joseph Clifford
Cleveland
John T. Crawford
Calvary U. G. Church
Lake
The
Caledonian Society
Mrs. Brown
Lake Ayonua
Navy gunboat Nashville sails to protect American workers near Nicaragua
The Nashville departed Pensacola for St. Andrew's Island off Nicaragua to protect Americans who have faced ill treatment by native employers. Commander John Hubbard will lead an investigation and actions to safeguard sufferers. The Nashville carries a small Marine guard. no exchange with Bogota on the issue reported. St Andrews under Colombian sovereignty. Willis Hattersley residence nears completion on Wayne and Van Buren streets. HH Townley, Terre Haute businessman and Winona assembly treasurer, visiting the city for Winona interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Pensacola
Nashville
St. Andrew's Island
Nicaragua
John Hubbard
Willis Hattersley
Wayne and
van Buren
HH. P. Townley
Terre Haute
Winona
Assembly and
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Allen County Courts
Humane
Schiaudrof
Godfried Biedermann
J. W. Hygeman
Asurt Heross
Henricka Biedermann
Anthony Lordelet
Christine Lordier
Sarah Fisher
Albert Fisher
Joseph Schrack
Barney Borkenstein
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
Frittaburg
Henley
Thomas W. O'Brien
Glinton County
Clinton
Dannemora
O'Brien
Ilinois
O’brien
Healey
Illinois
Henry J. Willing
Jefferson, N
Hoe
Mr. Willing
Pittsfield
Mass
Buffalo
N. Y
Marshall Jield
Field, Lolter & Go
Eva Ellis Lott
Edward Lott
West Main Street
Margaret Leutwein
Woodburn
Stuttgart
Wurtenburg
Germany
Peter Lochner
Leo
Vay
Lichtsin
Drewery
Yerick
Pletter
Hart
Stancifer
Webbers
City Carriage Works
Cor
Barr and Main
Clay
Fort Wayne, Ind
Wallen, Ind
Erefee Foundry
Oliver St
Indiana Medical and Surgical
ASTO
Wayne St
J. W. Younge
D. W. Tucker
Inalst
Ofa Bennett
Peco Manor Schorb
Notre Canroasny Madey
Pavanee
Aly Bend Ae
Bineas
Tata
Sean
Macon
Ang
Mt. Lowe
Mie
Acer
Ta Thoreeghly Reliable
Liditor
Stafs
Bogota
St. Andrews
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