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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1900
Page
5
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Public sale of real estate described in a decree in the case Horatio aD Weve etal vs. unknowns. The sale, by sheriff Harry Ksvdek, will occur at the courthouse door in Steuben County, Indiana, on a specified date in October 10, with interest and costs, to the highest bidder for cash, conveying the fee simple title subject to incumbrances and court conditions. Attorney Emory G Melendy represents the plaintiff.
A divorce action between Sierer and Sierer is dismissed by the court, marking the end of the suit. The ruling ends litigation over the marriage dissolution and closes the case file.
A long stream of local notices covers illnesses and health, travel, visitors, and social events. Mrs. Giles Norton and Mrs. Sarah Hotchkiss are mentioned, with several from Fremont and nearby towns visiting Edges and other places. The piece notes years of travel to Chicago, readings, and church events, plus humorous asides about local residents and a gate legend connected to May Laird.
Indian apolis and Philadelphia capitalists purchased options on cement and clay lands north of town and contract a cement factory. A civil engineer will survey for a railroad from Fremont to the proposed site. Options were held by S. A. Douglass. The venture is described as a sure thing. A kerosene lamp exploded in Knauss and Dewey's store early Monday, waking Will Heller. Fire was small but could have destroyed the block. two pairs of shoes burned near the lamp.
John Taylor fell twelve feet while unloading hay for his horses in Michigan. He sustained heavy bruising from the sudden stop. Friends note the risk of parachute drops and advise practicing closer to home.
Prohibition candidate Chas Eckhart for governor tours southern Indiana. He began with a 15 minute businessman's talk and required a partner to deliver the main speech. Now he speaks alone for over an hour, delivering a forceful prohibition message.
The horse left Knight and Gilbert's barn in Angola Suny afternoon after being tied to a pole. A slipped hitching strap left the animal unable to move, it broke loose and fled town. John Lint later retrieved a rig at Angola and drove home. Knight and Gilbert found their buggy the next morning a mile north of Angola. the horse had badly cut legs but the buggy remained undamaged.
Henry S Bonsib, prohibition candidate for state statistician in the 10th district, spoke on a Benton county street corner. Saloon advocates grew enraged and pelted him with eggs as he approached his lodging, marking the first known instance of personal violence against a prohibition speaker in this campaign.
A Fremont dispatch to the Chicago Tribune reports a Fremont woman proposed a presidential prayer chain to support McKinley. The plan mirrors a W C T U initiative, asking each participant to send four daily prayer letters to four friends to secure McKinley’s election.
Lincoln League club will hold a meeting at Hall's Opera House Thursday evening September 13. All Republicans are urged to attend.
Census returns show Fort Wayne population at 45 116 a gain of 9 722 or 272 percent since 1300 the largest rise in its history though percentage is lower than earlier decades Mr T W Kibbee of Drayton North Dakota visits mining samples from Ontario gold mines with pieces large as a walnut containing over twenty dollars in gold Kibbee reports loss of a valise with new Mackintosh shirts and a suit found abandoned by a buggy after a driv e with Will iam son and friends belonging to the Sons of Rest in town.
Cis said the grist mill will open for business as soon as the circuit court settles certain matters. It is not yet known who will be in charge.
Democrats of Steuben and DeKalb counties met at Waterloo on Wednesday to nominate Charles Bruce of Ashley for joint senator and Joseph Butler for prosecutor.
Mrs. FP. A. Banks of Coldwater left home on August 8 and writes from Wood County Ohio claiming no memory of leaving and how she arrived there. She is in poor health with head pains and no clue to her whereabouts despite searches. Her husband has also received a letter and is distraught with suspense.
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