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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1912

Page

16

18 Year Old Confesses to Killing Father in Quarrel

Convoy, April 10 An 18 year old, Frank Larue, confessed to shooting his father K F Larue a wealthy land owner four miles south of Convoy. The shooting happened Tuesday night through a glass door with a 22 caliber rifle. The youth had been living with an uncle and was arrested by Sheriff H B Wilson and Detective George Allen. The father is expected to recover. The preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow before Justice Manship.

the Sentinel Frank Larue H. B. Wilson van Wert K. F. Larue Justice Manship Larue Mr. Wiseman Sherif Wilson George Allen Pennsylvania Company

Plead for News Thro Night Titanic Update

A London cablegram reached steamship offices and confirmed Sir Cosmo and Lady Daff Gordon survived the Titanic disaster and were later aboard the Carpathia. Philadelphia calls traced many local passengers. Mrs. George J. Widerer of Elkin's Park was listed as aboard the Carpathia, while her husband and son Harry Elkins Widener were not saved.

London Sir Cosmo Lady Daff-Gordon Philadelphia George J. Widerer Elkin’s Park Harry Elkins Widener Greenfield Lee D William Haraner Henry Harper George A Hawksford Ilenry Hayes Charles M Margaret Harris Henry B Hippach Jean Hogeboom John C Hert Frank Tamay J. Bruce Leader A. F Lines Ernest Mary C Longley G. F. Madill Georgette A Marshall Pierce Marvin PD. W Minnehan W. E Daisy Newell Madeline Marjorie Newsom Helen Ostby E. C Helen R Omond Finnad Peuchén Major Arthur Potter Thomas Rheims George Robert Fidward Rolmano Rosenbaum Edith Rothchild Martin Rothes Thayer F. B Taussig Ruth Taylor Tucker Gilbert MM. Warren FP. M White Z. Stuart Wick Mary Widener George D Earnshaw Bolton Endres Caroline Stephenson Mra. P Carter Ost Henry R Mani Miss Roberta Molicard Madame Lavoris Misa Pertha Lesueur Gustave J Panthart Nanette Remage Maram J Ranelt Aphie Serrepra Miss Augusta Steffanson Hf. B Segesser Miss Emma Smith Slayton Helda Shadel Robert Douglas Buein Ward Thor Ella Brown Trewn T. W Charles Carmacion Renaldo M Driscoll Miss B Formory Miss Elein Gethea Healy Miss Norah Hanson Mra Jennie Honsons Massesame Bessette Emma Slay- Olivia Barrett Carl Haussig Milo Pasengers Angel Abelson Hanna Balls Ada R Riss Kate Peane Edward Beane Ethel Bryhl Dapmar Davis Doling Ada Egre Franthrope Lizaie Carside Tewlett Gorge Terman Jane Vermann Hermann Alice Hold Annie Hart Wither Eva Nina Hamalani Anna Son Hocking Elizabeth Wocking Nellie Jacob John Amy lKeane Nora Kelly Fannie Laroche Louise Leitch Jessica W Tamore Louis Lehman

DeKalb Republicans Urge Denison Run for State Legislature

The DeKalb County Republican group backs Capt. L. Denison as their candidate for the state legislature. Denison previously led his ticket two years ago while the Democratic opponent RE. M. McFllennan had the smallest margin. Denison had recently died? Wait. He died recently after returning from Arizona, where he owned land and leased his farm during his absence.

Auburn Dnd Apel DeKalb County L. Denison RE. M. McfLennan Capt. Denison Arizona

Fort Wayne Merchant Sorrow Over Titanic Missing

The Fort Wayne merchant M. Frank scans the Titanic survivor list with anxiety as Isidor Strauss of New York appears among the missing. Frank says he and Strauss were close friends for many years and the news feels like personal sorrow.

M. + Frank Fort + Wayne Isidor Strauss New York Mr. Frank

Decry Inroads of Socialism Among Jewish Workers

Baltimore April 16 reports and speeches at a rabbis conference deplore socialist appeal among Jewish workers. A committee notes a forecast that religious withdrawal has lessened since prior years, yet Rabbi Coffee of Pittsburgh says socialism is rising as a creed among dissatisfied workers. Open conferences are urged to address laborers’ relation to synagogues.

Baltimore Conference of Rabbis R. J. Coffee Pittsburg

Baby Undergoes Surgery To Remove Safety Pin

A nine month old child of Mr and Mrs Earl Hewen had a surgical procedure at Steroseph hospital to remove a safety pin swallowed the previous day. Dr AL H Macbeth performed the operation after an X ray located the pin. The procedure followed an earlier choking episode and the infant is recovering well with a speedy recovery anticipated.

Steroseph's Hospital Hove Earl Hewen West Superior Street AL H H. Macbeth Macbeth

County awards 28 contracts for bridges and levee work

Portland Ind April 1b The county commissioners let twenty eight contracts for concrete conduits arches repairs of bridges and building a levee in Jefferson township Total 41775 awarded to four contractors Most work awarded to D Ewhier of this city

Portland Ind Jefferson Township Tod. E. Swhier

Frightful Marine Disasters Tilt Past Half Century

A chronological survey lists major sea disasters from 1866 to 1911, detailing ships, locations, and estimated casualties. Notable losses include the London in the Bay of Biscay, Northfleet off Dungeness, and the Atlantic near Nova Scotia, among many others.

London Melbourne Bay of Biscay Royal Mail Rhone and Wyne St. Thomas West Indices Northfleet Dungeness Atlantic Nova Scotia Isle of Wight Thames River Bysantin Dardanelles Rinaldo Atlanta Bermuda Kapunda Ada Melore Brazil Wah Young Canton Hong Kong Dobury China Sea Frtogrul Japan Utopia Anson Gibraltar Namehow

Titanic survivors endure long night amid ice and rescue

Wireless dispatches describe passengers and crew escaping into lifeboats as the Titanic struck the iceberg. Many were in night attire while field ice filled the sea, complicating rescue efforts before Carpathia arrived with 868 survivors. Crowds gathered in Broadway outside White Star offices as officials deny withholding information and await updates from Cape Race.

Ing Carpathia Camperdown N. S Franklin International Mercantile Marine Olympic Cape Race Broadway White Star White Star Company Henry Prussia

Local Boys Fly Crude Glider in Wind Battle

Ralph Lose, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lose, and two schoolmates Earl Wagner and Martin Heingartner, made several flights with a home made biplane glider south of the city. A gust lifted the craft 50 feet and a 200 foot glide followed before a crash wrecked the machine. Lose escaped injury as the glider tumbled. the trio plans a summer build and a possible glider club formation.

Ralph Lose C. J. Lose Douglass Avenue Earl Wagner Martin Heingartner Hors

DREAD TAKING TRIP TO DENMARK ON TITANIC

Racine Wisconsin April 16 Mrs Peter C Hansen feared the voyage to Denmark on the Titanic would end in disaster and promised her brother Thomas Howard a farewell kiss She sailed with her husband on the return trip to Denmark and their names did not appear among the rescued

Racine, Wis Denmark Peter C. Hansen Titanic Thomas Howard Racine Transon

Titanic survivors from Columbus hailed as society stars

Three Columbus residents Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Beckwith and Miss Helen Newsome were aboard the Titanic. The Beckwiths and Newsome are identified as wealthy and prominent in the city and are reported rescued after the disaster.

Columbus Ohio Richard L. Beckwith Beckwith Helen Newsome Miss Newsome

Titanic survivors feared as search continues in ice field

The report notes a heavy field of ice plaguing the search for Titanic passengers. No rescue gear or liferafts were seen among the wreckage sprawling across a wide area. The Parisian, via wireless, says weather is cold and any survivors would likely perish from exposure before rescue could occur. the Parisian is expected tomorrow morning.

Sian

Distress in Southampton over Titanic disaster

Distressing scenes filled the White Star offices as relatives of Titanic crew members crowded in. Southampton, England, reels from the loss as every crew member had ties to the town and many residents report deaths or disappearances among kin or friends.

Southampton Fng White Star Ito

Titanic Disaster Report From St Johns N I

Messages from Cape Race suggest a large majority of Titanic passengers perished with the sinking. Lifeboats carried many women and children, and crew members guided the craft. It is believed most survivors are aboard the Carpathia.

St. Johns N. I Cape ‘Race

Find No Life Rafts Halifax N S April Incident

The Halifax article notes no life rafts were found and details an April 16 incident with local authorities. Further context remains unread due to garbled OCR.

Mystery identity of woman found with Prof Parma cleared

New York April 10. The woman found in the home of musician Prof Louis P Parma was identified as Clara Conner of Indiana. Aged four, she had been Parma's protege and adopted daughter for over twenty years. Parma, who died of a cerebral hemorrhage, reportedly left $30 000 to her in his will.

New York Louis P. Parma Bellevue Hospital Clara Conner Indiana Parma

Graham Attacks Mann Over Alleged Lobbyist Ties

Washington report describes Representative Graham of Illinois accusing Minority Leader Mann of knowingly spreading falsehoods. Graham appeals to discredit Mann over Mann’s claims of Graham aiding Helen Vierce Clay, a purported Indian legislation lobbyist. An affidavit cited by Mann is dismissed as nonproof.

Washington Mann Representative Graham Illinois House Interior ‘Department Graham Helen Vierce Clay Mato

Escaped Passengers List From Ocean Liner Rescue

The article catalogs the names of first and second cabin passengers rescued from the liner. It lists numerous individuals and their titles or relations, spanning many families and servants, reflecting the scale of the evacuation.

Titanic and Iceberg Tales Dominating Early Ocean Warnings

Experts analyze causes of being shut in by ice as bergs tower 250 feet above water and plunge to depths of 800 to 1 000 feet. Titanic on maiden voyage tops a grim list of disasters with Olympic life saving gear detailed by the bureau of inspection of steam vessels.

Titanic Naronic Olympic Bureau of Inspection of Bureau

Roosevelt Smiles Amid Train Trip And Turbulent Convention

Col Roosevelt arrived in Chicago at 8:55 AM and planned a westward tour to Nebraska and Kansas aboard a chartered CB&Q special. Dispatches accusing him of trying to disrupt the party were shown. he replied he would speak on political matters in his speeches. In Chicago, Adjutant General Frank Dickson demanded withdrawal of 1409 police from the Seventh Regiment Armory after yesterday’s Democratic county convention unrest, a demand police complied with following a call to County Judge Owens.

Chicago Col. Roosevelt Nebraska Kansas Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Deneen Frank Dickson Seventh Regiment Armory Owens

Delaware Republicans Choose Six Delegates to National Convention

In Dover on April 16 the Republican state convention elected six delegates to the national convention: Senators Tenry A. DuPont and Marty A. Richardson, and nominees Simeon Pennewill Edmund Mitchell George W. Marshall and Ruby Vail. Delegation not pledged but favors Taft. DuPont also endorsed.

Dover Del United States Tenry A. DuPont Marty A. Richardson Simeon Pennewill Edmund Mitchell George W. Marshall Ruby Vail Taft DuPont

Sudden Death of Mrs Mabel Leighty at 48

Mrs Mabel Leighty of St. Joseph died suddenly of heart disease at age 48 in Auburn Indiana. She leaves a husband and two daughters Ethel and Margaret at home. Her mother Mrs Yarnell and sister Mrs Erick of Fort Wayne survive. Funeral from the home Thursday afternoon.

Auburn Ind Mabel Leighty St. Joe Ethel Margaret Leighty Yarnell Mra Erick Fort Wayne

Helwagens in a lot of trouble in Circleville incident

Elmer and Edward Helwagen of Circleville Ohio faced police after a crash that killed Lydia E Augers horse valued at 175. Edward was jailed for driving without license. Vesey Vesey filed suit for damages and Sheriff Reichelderfer seized their car. The Chicago purchase driver without a tag collided with Augers wagon on Clinton and Wayne streets.

Elmer Edward Helwagen Circleville Ohio Lydia E. Auger Clinton Wayne Edward Vesey & Vesey Reichelderfer Helwagen

Picture Show Audience Resists Panic During Theater Fire

In New York on April 13 an audience at an Eighth Avenue movie theater refused to panic as smoke and flames filled the loft. They demanded the film continue and only left after police drove them out before firefighters started putting out the blaze.

New York Eighth Avenue Moving Picture Theater

Fort Wayne Woman Visits Sister in Dorally

Chester Johnson of Fort Wayne spent yesterday with his sister Mrs Po L Andrews in Dorally. Andrews is improving rapidly and being allowed to sit up by nurses. She may be able to come home next Tuesday after a hospital stay of over three weeks.

Notice to Creditors in Unter's Estate Final Settlement

Notice is given to the creditors heirs and legatees of Catherine Fh Unser deceased to appear in the Allen County court at Fort Wayne Indiana on a specified day to show cause why the final settlement of the estate should not be approved and for heirs to prove their relationship and receive their distributive share. James B. Gavelam executor witnesses the clerk of the court April date listed by the clerk.

Catherine Fh. Unser Allen Hell Fort Wayne Indiana Sid Diay Vlas Bale Rena Shaw Csause Sid

Notice to non-resident divorce defendant in Indiana court

The Superior Court of Auten Cots Vermt pi indicates Ar t em as Hopkins vs Lat ie Hopkins. The defendant, a non resident of Indiana, must appear by June 5 to answer or risk default. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Wal tf. Guhfiiern and Herery Elptartman.

Staite Indiana Aen County Artemas Elopkins Latie M. T Hopkins Auten Cots Daitie ME Plopkins Sealy Merk

Notier ig herds oiven thet flue under Senedd has been appetored

The fragmentary notice references Annet Suterlas and a probate like matter involving an estate. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the text suggests a continuation of official proceedings and a sale or settlement related to the estate.

Fordiana

Appointment of Administratrix for Edward T Miller Estate

Notice declares Jennetts Miller appointed administratrix of the Edward T Miller estate in Allen County Indiana. Attorney T J Logan signs this April 17 to May dates. The estate is claimed solvent and distributions will proceed under Indiana law.

Edward T. Miller

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Convoy O Dekalb Republicans May Morinate L. L. Denison Merchant Ordeal Narge Rockall Reef North Atlantic Ethe Crathie North Sea Reina Regenta Mediterranean Maine Havana LaBourgone Cromartyshire Cenera Shoeim Atearmahoat Shell Gate East River Aquidaban Rio Janeiro Sirio Cape Pala Columbia San Pedro California Hakodate Pencadores Florida Republic Baltic Liberte Toulon R. D. Lose, Earl Wagner and Martin Heingartner Beath England Halifax, N Mr. Mann Congress Roosevelt Delaware Hielwagens Lydia B. Auger James B. Gavelam Yid Dias Vie Real WM FO Gerding Chrowit Coirt Herery EL Ptartman Plaintuft Theodore FO Stutorits Agentsb Mary Fort Wayn Boys Brackenridge Street E. O. Wagner Ewing Street William D. Heingartner Ralph D. Lose Douglas Avenue Cyrus J. Lose
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