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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1906

Page

6

Fort Wayne Fair Organizes Staff and Prizes

Fort Wayne Fair directors meet at Fort Wayne Trust rooms and organize staff for next fall. Officers retain the executive committee. department superintendents are named. Special prizes of five dollars for best corn exhibits by boys under 19 are funded by local trustees. A committee studies improving car service to the Driving Park during fair week.

Fort Wayne Fair Association Fort Wayne Trust Company J. C. Peters E. H. McDonald F. J. Hayden D. N. Foster Ochmig Bird Charles McCulloch David M. Fyffe David imcKay George Thumm D. N. Fos Allen County Eel River Township Herman Tapp Jefferson Township Wayne Township Washington Township Joseph Tonkel Cedar Creek Township Traction Company

Wedding Sayings and Local Obituaries From Indiana

The home paper reports a wedding verse from Home Chat and James Davis, a wealthy farmer near Peru, died by hanging Friday. His body was found by an employer. Also noted is the death of Jerome B. Thompson, a former resident of Kosciusko county and Warsaw citizen, at age 54, at the farm home of Mr and Mrs Dafer in a township.

James. Davis Peru

Long in the Service Sylvester McMahon Enters 35th Year

Sylvester McMahon, a veteran Pennsylvania trainman, begins his thirty fifth year as passenger conductor between Crestline and Chicago. He recalls over Memory's tablets that of 100 colleagues, twenty seven are now dead, including several well known figures. A Lake Township native, McMahon joined the railroad in 1862 as a section hand and became a passenger conductor in 1872, a post he has held since.

Sylvester McMahon Pennsylvania Crestline Chicago Mr. McMahon J. P. Ames O. Adkins L. M. Finneel William Blakely W. Binley N. Coombs George Depler O. A. Brown W.W. Douglas L. Dixon Ed Erickson H. Gardner James Humphrey J. Hopkins M. Johnson J. Kane J. W. C. Long J. IcCulloch J. McNally J. Mangan F. M. Mauk J. O’rourke T. O'Rourke W. Rossington J. Snyder J. Travis W. Wilson McMahon Lake Township Allen County The

Tell-Tale Wrinkles Across Foreheads and Eyes

A fragment from a 20th century reflection notes wrinkles not solely from age but from worry and fret. It contrasts grandmothers with few lines to granddaughters with many, attributing lines to concerns rather than time itself.

Caine Geens Ne Mark

Cyrus Cline Expected to Enter Democratic Nomination

Rumor states Cyrus Cline of Angola will seek the Democratic congressional nomination in the district. Cline, a prominent attorney and president of an Angola bank, has friends pressing him to announce soon. Judge O L Ballou, after evaluating Allen county support, left for home Saturday.

Cyrus Cline Angola Cline O. L. Ballou Lagrange Allen County Judge Ballou

Two Young Women Arrested for Vagrancy in Fort Wayne

Two eighteen year old women, one from the city and one from Antwerp, were arrested by Patrolman Dickson on Saturday morning and jailed for fifteen days. They slept in a barn, spent the night in a Page building doorway after a back ride to a toad house, while investigators sought evidence against hotel keepers. Also noted: John O’Brien jailed for drunkenness and prior conviction, and William Fournier in custody on theft charges with probation officer supervision.

City Antwerp Fort Wayne Dickson West End Page Clinton Washington Streets Harry Ninde John O’brien William Fournier

Osian high school commencement honors unclear graduates listed

Commencement exercises of the Os sian high school were held Thursday evening. The graduates include Sidney Swaim Harry Sunmiers Jessie Newhart Inez Gorrell Cecil Niriter Fay Stine and Vena Roe. Twenty Italians working in the conflict at Leccents Shore railroad were paid 14 per hour. they got the raise.

Ossian High School Sidney Swaim Harry. Sunmiers Jessie Newhart Inez Gorrell Cecil. Niriter Fay Stine Vena Roe Leccents Shore

Engineer Rogers Catches a Thief on Move

Engineer John Rogers of the Wa bash stops a freight train between Lafayette and Delphi after spotting a suspicious man. He captures a burglar at Smith's hotel in Lafayette, finds stolen money including a marked Mexican dollar, and foils capture as the thief escapes near Delphi.

John Rogers Wabash Lafayette Fort Wayne Smith's Hotel Delphi Rogers Colburn

Diamond charm presented to Elks leader at lodge event

Albert C Alter, retiring exalted ruler of the local Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks lodge, was honored Friday evening. Attorney C M Niezer delivered an eloquent speech and presented Alter with a handsome diamond charm on behalf of the lodge members.

Albert C. “Alter Benevolent’ Order, of Elks C. M.'Niezer Alter

Don’t Stay in the House Says Home Chat

The article argues middle class women in towns stay indoors and exercisedly sedentary. It notes dust and sewer gas from homes, poor sanitary setups, and a lack of outside temptations. It warns against complacency and urges women to seek healthier, active lives beyond domestic confines.

Your After Self Advised by Stanford President Jordan

In a youth address, Stanford's President Jordan urges young men to shape their future selves. He warns that the twenty somethings’ choices affect the brain body and soul of the person they will become years hence, emphasizing discipline against dissipation.

Jordan Stanford University

Old National Bank Announces Rates on Certificates of Deposit

Narioehe sank Henry C. Paul, President. Chas. E. Bond, Vice-President. Wm. H. Rohan, Cashier. Stephen Morris, Assistant Cashier. The Old National Bank will pay interest at three percent per annum on Certificates of Deposit left four months and four percent per annum on deposits left six months.

Henry C. Paul Chas. E. Bond Wm. H. Rohan Stephen Morris Clement P. App G. Max Hoffman John H. Bass Gaylord M. Leslie Aug E. C. Becker John M. Landen A. Bohn Berger Stephen B. Hond Henry F. Moellering Chas. E. Bona Wm. E. Mossman John W. Eggeman Wm. E. Nobile B. Fitzpatrick Chas. G. Guild Joan C. Peters Willis Hattersley George W. Pixley A. Ely Hoffman Edward M. Wilson Old National Bank

Actor and girl arrested over marriage plans

Laura Ruppel and Joel Sylvester were brought to Marion by deputy sheriffs and are in custody while the parents decide their course. Sylvester is part of the acrobatic team Martinetti and Sylvester, which appeared at the Temple theater last week. The girl has run away from home several times.

Laura Ruppel Joel Sylvester Marion Hattery

Racycle Bicycle Promotion Appeals to Shoppers

The ad touts the Racycle as unique with a chain pull between the bearings saving one quarter of effort. It claims the bicycle is only slightly higher in price than the common show bicycle and invites readers to call at the store for a catalog to see its merits.

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