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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1908

Page

11

Allen County Courts Report Covers Damages Suit and Local Cases

A Fort Wayne suit seeks 10000 against the City of Fort Wayne and Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction from administrator Charles C. Geller for Winkelmeyer’s death after a fire alarm incident. Also notes a divorce hearing, deputy sheriff appointment, voting place selections, assault case fines, and appeals from city court for Labor Day parade papers.

City of Fort Wayne Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company Charles C. Geller Charles H. Winkelmeyer Winkelmeyer No. 5 Broadway Jefferson S. M. Hench

Judge Fixes Dunn Murder Trial Date For December 7

Judge C W Watkins in circuit court fixed December 7 as the hearing date for the Charles Dunn murder case. The state requested a special fire and the court set the name of 200, with orders to argue drawn names in coming weeks to allow service of papers. The Frey party believes the case will go to trial then.

C.W. Watkins Charles Dunn Frey

Baker in court on murder charge as motions are argued

John Baker appeared in circuit court facing a murder charge. Attorney Elmer Leonard moved to quash each indictment count, Judge O Rourke overruled the motion, and a hearing date was set for January 11 next year. Judge R K Erwin, who defended Herman Miller, will assist in Baker's defense. Arguments began.

John Baker Elmer Leonard O’rourke Miller O'Rourke R. K. Erwin Herman Miller Baker

Deserted eight years ago and a divorce suit filed

The defense in the trial stressed the owner was at the house four hours before the fire was found as Roxie Roy sues Joseph Roy for divorce alleging marriage on October 31 1898 and desertion on April 27 1900 with P B Colerick as attorney. In another case Inez Evans is granted a divorce from Pearl C Evans by special judge J B Harper in superior court.

Roxie Roy Joseph Roy P. B. Colerick J. B. Harper Inez Evans Pearl C. Evans

Slim case forestalls divorce in Miller v Miller

In the circuit court Judge O Rourke declined to grant a divorce in the five year marriage of Samuel and Lottie Miller after finding the evidence slim. The judge noted differences were minor and rejected the attempted agreement based dissolution. Other actions included Schreve v City of Fort Wayne der demurrer for damages and a $665.99 verdict for Baker W Pickens v Farmers Mutual Insurance in the superior court.

Samuel Lottie Miller O'Rourke Miller O’rourke Frank E. Schreve Fort Wayne Guy Colerick Schreve John G. Mueller Caroline Mueller A. B. Thomas Magdalena Hamilton Harry Hamilton Baker W. Pickens Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company

Divorce Skirmish Opens In Superior Court

The preliminary stage of a sensational divorce case features Louis J. Weightman of S. H. Knox & Co seeking a decree from wife Frances M. Weightman. He testifies of a Marion city court fine for her and argues she is liquor addicted, neglecting home duties and shaming him in public. Frances counters with a support claim and witnesses. Meanwhile Monroeville Home Telephone sues Fort Wayne Van Wert and Lima Traction for $1,000 over a feed-wire break. Judge Colerick presides. Other items include a hotel cigar privilege affidavits delay in Swayne vs Ivans, Bertha Buskirk’s commitment to reform school in Indianapolis, and Frank Wells’s forgery guilty plea with a 2 to 14 year reformatory sentence.

Louis J. Weightman S. H. Knox & Co Frances M. Weightman Marion Weightman Fort Wayne Monroeville Home Telephone Company Fort Wayne, van Wert Lima Traction Company W. G. Colerick George Swayne Lee Ivans Howard Townsend Bertha Buskirk Reform School For Girls Indianapolis O’rourke Circuit Court Sheldon Wells Frank Wells Reformatory Jeffersonville Aboite

Wheat Market Downturn Across North America

Global grain trading faced a weak session as liberal receipts in the northwest and a drop at Liverpool weighed on sentiment. December wheat slipped toward 99 cents, with a drop in corn and oats amid profit taking, while official stocks jumped 11.41 million bushels for the week. Local and regional markets, including Minneapolis Duluth Chicago and New York, reported weak to easy prices with continued demand softness and ample supplies.

Northwest Liverpool Minneapolis Duluth Chicago Shorts

East Buffalo and Chicago Markets Sept 29 Summary

East Buffalo market reports hog receipts 7, with shipments 1,520 to New York, prices steady to down. sheep and lambs receipts 2,000, lambs up 10c. Chicago market notes cattle receipts about 7,000, with beves 3.70 to 7.60, hogs steady to higher with mixed and heavy ranges, and sheep weak at 2.00 to 4.20. Indianapolis figures show hogs 6,000, cattle 1,150, sheep 750.

East Buffalo N. Y New York Chicago Ill

Cattle and Poultry Prices Across Markets Sept 29

Market report shows cattle steady with shipper prices 4.50 to 5.25 and common 2.00 to 2.50, sheep strong 1.00 to 3.25, lambs 3.00 to 5.50. butter and cheese notices with New York and Toledo quotations. Fort Wayne wholesale prices list grains, meats, eggs, produce, and farm goods with varied yields and selling terms.

Market Report from Eckart Packing Company and Area Prices

The listing shows bids and prices for livestock including steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, hogs, and sheep with ranges from common to best quality. It also lists prices for farm products such as eggs, butter, milk, onions, apples, honey, potatoes, and various grains and hay baled by Whotesate Shippers Nathen & Levy, covering multiple towns in the Fort Wayne territory. Regional coal and coke prices from several counties and towns are included.

Eckart Packing Company Nathen &Levy East Columbia Fort Wayne Territory New Haven Monroeville Baldwin Huagiani Sheldon Abolt Arcola Peabyday Spencerville Grabill Creek Timothy Hocking Valley Massillon Jackson Pocahontas Fort Pocahontas West Virginia Indiana

Real estate ad seeks land trade with cash difference

Property listing from John H Vesey offers a well located city improved property in exchange for 40 acres plus cash difference. Contact 10 11 Pixley Long Block or call 2736. Another note mentions money to loan on real estate or personal security via J Pfeiffer, Basa Block rooms 6-7.

John H. Vesey Pixley-Long Block J. &. Pfeiffer Basa Block

Historical Pairings in Local Census Style List

Age and occupation pairs listed for residents include Meyer and Kraft, Sheets and Geller, McCune and Sack, Bork and Pranger, Staub and Miller, Reed and Bodey, Donnel and Mizen, Preston and McCann, Boberstein and Brandt, Mier and Rapp. The fragmentary OCR shows mixed ages and roles such as shipping clerk carpenter teamster hustler electrician and various spouses.

Harry W. P. Meyer Emma S. Kraft Arthur W. Sheets Carpenter Minnie E. Geller Walter McCune Katie Sack Julius Bork Hustler Sophie Pranger Frank X. Staub Georgia E. Miller Henry G. Reed Mabel G. Bodey Oscar

Births Reported for Nine Families in City

A list of birth notices records nine families welcoming new babies. Names include August Hitzenmann Herman Boyce C C Gotsch M T O Dowe August Langhorst Joseph Conrad Hermann Knapp George Kemper Gust Springer and P A Schmidt with residences on Hoagland Brandriff Kinnaird Rich Lake Leo Sheldon John Pontiac and Sheldon streets.

Herman Boyce Brandriff Street C. C. Gotsch Kinnaird Avenue M. T. O’dowe Rich Hotel August Langhorst Lake Avenue Joseph Conrad Leo Hermann Knapp John and Pontiac Streets George Kemper Sheldon Gust Springer P. A. Schmidt

Drought Sparks Snake Influx Across Kosciusko County

Alarm grips Kosciusko County towns as seven weeks of drought push venomous snakes from marshes and woods into settlements. In Warsaw, seven species have been killed in days, including a large rattlesnake dispatched by a local woman on Thursday.

Kosciusko County Warsaw

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