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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1901

Page

12

REPEATS HIS TALE VALET JONES ON THE WITNESS STAND

The trial for Albert T. Patrick resumes in New York as Jones testifies about Rice’s death and the chloroform methods used. He details September events, notes on police transcripts, and Patrick's alleged involvement, including delivery of a chloroform-soaked towel to Rice. The testimony covers Rice’s final hours, telegraphs, and the emblems of the investigation.

York Albert T. Patric Jixvkag Witham Lars Taxus Alionaire Threme Charles F. Jones Rice Mondonea Fluat Witnes Wellat Fier Innes Howe Beare McCluskey Joyce Quberne Patrick Rica Mr. Monvethie Jones Donen Fifth Street Slath Avenue Seventh Avenue Mr. Hive Lang Tee Iar Cuery Ries Yones Garey Ty Rice Rick Curry Old Patricks

Testimony on Papers and Time of Visit in Murder Case

Witness recounts handing over notes and weapons to Patrick after a Sunday night event. Papers were kept by Patrick and later brought to Rice’s department the next day. Clocks were 24 hour, details of times stressed as important to the case.

Patrick Sngard Patride Patrck Caplin Baker Putvicke Osborne MM. Patek Ir. Doore Jones Me Osborne Osburne Olowsil

PRESSed STEEL CARS PROVE SUCCESS IN TESTS AND COSTS

Tests on six freight configurations show pressed steel cars exceeding 12 to 49 percent gains in tonnage and speed over rivals, with one 100000 pound capacity car. Railroads report lower repairs costs and faster trips, suggesting steel cars offer both performance and economic benefits despite higher upfront costs.

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Maple Grove Tales of Sunday visits and postponed event

Last Sunday the Maple Grove TEms Sunday School attendance dipped. Miss Tessie Durnel Mrs Neltia Rodisil and William Rodis visited Mr and Mrs Luke Durnell of Gard Point. Mire Gertia visited Mrs Jacob Rudigill and attended Sunday school. Lizzie and Wellig Rulisill and William Raylisil stayed with Mr S Young. An April Fool entertainment was postponed due to Mary illness.

Sur Bimday Tessie Durnel Neltia Rodisil William Rodis Luke E. Durnell Gard Point Mire Gertia Jacob Rudigill Lizzie Wellig Rulisill Willian Raylisil Mary Filies

IGE Plant Burned in Shreveport Fire

A major fire at the Rheaveport Tea and Refrigerating Co. plant in Shreveport last night caused about 150000 dollars in losses. Fire crews battled flames at the site, with damage spanning the plant and surrounding facilities.

Shreveports Rheaveport Tee and Tau

M Waldeck Rousseau Better In Pavia Report

The message notes M Waldeck Rousseau in Pavia on April 9 describing his improved condition and rapid recovery anticipated. It mentions a prohibitionist meeting in Allan County at 1240 and 7:30 pm in the new court house with invited supporters to hear from My Van Clare and Miss Tillind Clark. Also reports a daughter’s departure to Hot Springs Arkansas.

Pavia Wildeck-Rouaseau Allan County My van Clare

Indemnity Rows in Boxer Rebellion Fallout

U S government probes hefty indemnity talks tied to the Boxer rebellion in China. Rockhill seeks to align other powers to share costs, with Washington aiming for a ceiling near 49,001,900 pounds sterling while proposing 25,000,000 dollars. Russia’s stance shifts, Berlin circles approve, and Tung Fu-siang’s rebellion looms as dynastic power shifts unfold.

Washington State Department Rockhill Pelvin Rockbilt Tay Buey Duwi Aloutal United States China United Sines United Rockhill Rem Tung Fu Sinn Hooiklil al Sad Peto

Aged Physician Leonard Dies in Park Wayne Home

Dr Leonard a prominent Park Wayne physician died Monday at his daughter Mrs Wadyuk’s home in Fort Dougas. He was about seventy years old and had practiced homeopathy in Peel Waynes since 1851. Survived by three children Captain Leonard, Mrs Wright of Fort Dodge Iowa, and Miss Miri Leonard of Chicago. Interment planned at noon Wednesday in the Pennsylvania valley with a brief funeral service at the cemetery, Rev Dr Moffat officiating.

Lionayd Park Wayne Monilay TM. Wadyuk Fost Douga Whente Leomand Peel Waynes Leonard Bowen East Washington Eypnged Caruved W. Leonard Columbia City Tw, Bennard Amy Philippines H. M. Wright Fort Dredge Towa Misa Miriai Leonard Chicago Lennard Mira Pacanks Ant Worx Harta Bio Vermin Benlight Wayne Toy Peonsylvania Valleond Brink Geryjee Uso Anyival Fnn Moffat

Pen Plotuse for Women Advice Column

A sensational ad text touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for a wide range of female ailments. It claims a reader from New Jersey was cured and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Oman Oketeh Williams Maghvhtown N.J Lydia EB Pinkham Pinkham Af Lynn Mass Hytha Pinteham Lyon Mana

Aguinaldo Signs Peace Manifesto After Prolonged Debate

In Manila April, Aguinaldo signed the peace manifesto following extensive argument over two clauses. He and others, including Chief Justice Arelino Awatted, reportedly remained communicative despite reluctance to part with certain terms. Separately, insurgent leader Colonel Abs surrendered with 13 officers and 83 men at Subig Bay to Marines.

Manila Aguinaldo Chirt Arel- Ino Abs Zanbales Provines Colonal Maletl C. Gundretl Olungap Subig Bay Gener Malynz Abo Aod Asanatey Siling Cavite Proviness

Lange Force Surrenders to Lieutenant Colonel Goodrel

In April, at Olona Gapna, troops led by Colonel Alba surrendered to Lieutenant Colonel Goodrel. The surrender involved thirteen officers and eighty-three men with four thousand carried arms, marking a significant reduction of insurgent forces and shaping the ongoing campaign.

Aiea Cavite Goodrel Olonagapna Alba Carleldres

Boer Boers Move Rail Hub Amid War Front Actions

April dispatches recount Boer forces blowing railway targets at Pietersburg and Byo fortifications while Lord Kitchener reports sixteen prisoners and wrecked ammunition depots. Allied detachments suffer casualties as Boer rearguard actions unfold north of Cape Colony, with several towns abandoned or captured in the broader campaign.

Tontton Lom Hieleier Way Office Fale Pretoria Pialgrsburg Lewes Pietersburg Lond Kilsheme Kitchener Twihoy Zapinio Toviaanskop Orange Rives Cotouider Wherdeen Cape

Knox Sworn in as Attorney General Amid Turmoil

Crowds gathered outside the police station as Knox took the official oath of office. The lengthy ceremony featured Justice Gilggs at the head of the department of Justice and highlighted Burke administration transitions in Washington. Knox’s youngest son Philip attended, with security and cabinet members present as the new attorney general assumed duties.

She Supreme Court Nsw Gerttrat Knox GCOL Korox

Queen Alexandra Leaves Copenhagen for Cronberg Visit

Queen Alexandra departs Copenhagen with Dowager empress of Rusika heading toward Cronberg to visit Empress Treflovick. Royal family members bid farewell at the railway station before departure for St. Petersburg.

Territorial clash ends when Blake halts attacker with hammer

In Allen County Severn arms aganist party in a yard brawl with Mo Blake firing a revolver. A fierce struggle ensues as blows rain and a sledge hammer is used. Blake lands a decisive hit ending the fight. a dog Tad is reported bitten during the chaotic scene.

Severn Arms Moke Miles Blake Deloss Ave Brokon Vais John Blake Mion Flint Tad Bnen

Appointment of receiver at United Salt company in Cleveland

Cleveland Ohio Apri Authority Lamson appointed receiver of the United Salt companys af Weis ily. The fatal fixed at R20000. Nathanial says comp any, known as the Balt toast, secured a controlling interest in the Tweal concern. Henderson, who appointed a receiver, asserts the National Salt company is attempting to wreck the Cleveland concern. Henderson is a shareholder in the letter? certein iy.

Cleveland O. Apri Athorory W. Lamson United Salt Companys Af Weis Ily PRO Nathanal J. BM Henderson Fae Navional Salt Company

Fragmentary notice hints at mortgage alarm and auditor reference

Readable fragments show a document mentioning alarm among mortgage matters tied to an auditor's office. Names WM and MEYER appear with numbers, suggesting a filing or filing fee. The text is incomplete but indicates a public notice context within a municipal or legal framework.

Arrest of Macedonian agitator amid anti government protests

In Macedonia authorities arrest an agitator linked to ongoing anti government demonstrations. Protests have persisted with meetings held to coordinate action and public dissent. The incident underscores rising tensions as security forces move to curb dissent and maintain order.

Stolen Bee Hives Brings Motives of Local Theft

A battered item from Walnut street recounts thefts including a red hot stove and four bee hives. Neighbors note a seasoned chicken thief with tactics to quiet yard fowl while stealing, drawing attention to elusive methods and local response.

Telegraph Walnut Street

Fragmented 19th Century Local Notice Fragment

A garbled report from Macon Georgia describes a neighborhood near Rug Street where people move in crowds, lamenting missed routes and social disruption. The piece references women and others entangled in a growing tension, with stray phrases about weaving paths and a mysterious term “hee ling” lingering in the fragment.

Neighbors File Photest Amid Noise and Tension in Town

Neighbors report a noisy scene at a local dispute as authorities prepare to rule on a clash that many see as a referendum on peaceful ethics. A man named Robinson testified that a dispute over church services and a proposed home meeting was planned to continue.

Anbainxon Maret Fox Mir. Robinson Tron Hin

Evening social at Lane of Edward Fairfield near Ferguson station

A local note reports at Lane of Edward Fairfield near Ferguson station an evening event with Frink Mullet privatized on a buggy. Lordy Tullingd drives a fine colt as part of the amusement. Mixed dates listed for Band Paint youths. Oliver Engieutmn visits Nine Mile. Christian Endeavor attendance noted. An entertainment is planned at Franie Grove church Saturday evening, April 1.

Nenely Edward Fairfields Ferguson Station AML Frink Lordy Venti Daring Paul Reels Tenry Treane Wfmene Franie Grove Church

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