Moro engagements in Mindanao spark withdrawal orders
In Mindanao two clashes occurred between American troops and Moros. Lieutenant Colonel Baldwin’s force repelled a Moro attack after Moore’s party was fired upon at long range. Moros fled as villages displayed red flags signaling fierce resistance. General Davis reports Washington’s withdrawal orders, though he warns it could damage American prestige.
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Manila
Mindanao
Moore
Frank D. Baldwin
Sultan Pualo
Datto
Ganasi
Davis
Zamboanga
Washington
Col
Baldwin
Court martial ordered for General Smith dissolved
Manila April 22 by Washington orders the court martial to try General Jacob H. Smith on conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline has been dissolved. The court members will be named in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Washington
Jacob H. Smith
United States
Samar
General Smith
Resolutions of Respect for Simeon Vaughn
The Marion township Republican club in Allen County Indiana mourns the loss of comrade Simeon Vaughn. The resolutions praise his energy and perseverance, note a vacancy in the presidency, extend sympathy to his family, and authorize distribution to local papers and the bereaved family. Signed by Ernest Kaiser and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Vaughn
Republican Party
Marion Township
Allen County
Ind
Weather and social notes from a small town
Weather remains cool and rainfall has hurt crops group sickness local church project advances the M E church near completion. Family visits note births deaths including Eva Draper’s death and a new daughter born to C E Ruhl in April. Attendance at Portland funeral referenced and Fort Wayne visitor Wm Finney noted.
Village Visitor and Delegates Mentioned in Local Notes
A visitor spent last Friday in the village. H. J. Smith and Chas. Everett of Fort Wayne were in the neighborhood on Sunday. Dr. LaFollette, the township delegate, plans to attend the convention in Indianapolis this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Smith
Chas. Everett
Fort Wayne
Dr. LaFollette
Indianapolis
Middletown Notes Include Births Marriages and Closings
Local items report a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Elsworth Ruhl on April 15. Mrs Elizabeth Somers from Fort Wayne visiting son Simon Somers. mumps keep Shookman brothers from school. Sophia Kaiser employed by Dc E Ruhl. several residents active in enumeration and schooling. Eva Draper dies of consumption. Lewis Grotrian and Mary Parker wed in Fort Wayne and will live on the Heaton farm. Simeon Vaughn dies of lung fever at 52. primary and high schools close with awards to Callie Ruhl Charlie Rauner and Homer Rual. Miss Ringwall distributes souvenirs. community serenade incident at Grotrian residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth Ruhl
Elizabeth Somers
Fort Wayne
Simon Somers
Shookman Brothers
Sophia Kaiser
Dc. E. Ruhl
John Dennis
Wyss
Witte
Callie Ruhl
Charlie Rauner
Homer Rual
Miss Ringwall
Pacific Express and United States to Split Fort Wayne Offices
Pacific will divide its Fort Wayne operation from United States, ending their joint office after May 15. C. B. Beaver remains United States agent. Mr. Kramer of Attica becomes Pacific agent in Fort Wayne. A lease was signed for a Foster block room on Court Street to set up the Pacific office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pacific Express
Fort Wayne
C. B. Beaver
United States Company
Kramer
Attica
Pacific Company
Wabash
Foster Block
Court Street
Pacific
Cedarville notes show farming progress and community activity
Cedarville area reports improving country around Cedarville with good roads and dust. Farmers finished sowing oats, potatoes planted, corn upcoming. Residents Eugene Cook and wife visited Fort Wayne. Henry Halter's children recovered from chickenpox. wheat looks strong. Jess Wise on Graybill section. Fred Kryder works for Rob Stapleton this spring. Local fishermen prosper along Cedar Creek. Mrs. Reuben Cook returned from Osian and Sheldon. William Stevie plans a new barn. Mrs. Stevie and son visited Fort Mrs. Richta. Sunday school well attended. Gottleib Crinn building poultry and ice house. town crowded last Sunday night with churchgoers and drives. William Steeman near completion on his barn. Subscribe for The Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarville
Eugene Cook
Fort Wayne
Henry Halter
Jess Wise
Graybill Station
Fred Kryder
Rob Stapleton
Cedar Creek
Reuben Cook
Ossian
Sheldon
William Stevie
Stevie
Richta
Mr. Cook
Gottleib Crinn
William Steeman
Queen's health improves as regency talk fades
The Hague April 22 bulletin reports slight improvement in the queen's condition. Consciousness preserved, general condition satisfactory, easing fears that a regency would be needed as state affairs resume normal course. Professors Rosenstein and physicians conducted further consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Rosenstein
Leyden University
Fort Wayne Presbytery Opens With Combrink as Moderator
The Fort Wayne Presbytery opened its spring session at Third Presbyterian Church with Rev. C. E. Combrink of Pierceton elected moderator. Morning business included minutes, letters, committee appointments, and overture decisions. Delegates from multiple churches attended as Rev. Pearce preached and was followed by plans for the day and talks on evangelistic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Third Presbyterian Church
C. E. Combrink
A. H. Brand
Presbytery
Maumee
D. W. Moffat
John Mitchell
J. T. Orton
J. ©. Breckinridge
I. N. Lucas
S. L. Shirley
J. Budman Fleming
J. A. P. McGaw
A. C. Ormond
A. K. Hackett
General Assembly
J. B. Ely
Ely
Moffat
Thomas G. Pearce
Ligonier
T. H. Clugston
Columbia City
The
Pearce
Christ
Ossian
M. L. Donahy
Huntington
J. G. Pearce
C. S. Miller
Bluffton
L. M. Coffman
Warsaw
E. P. Gilchrist
Lagrange
Limp
Rathbone Granted Bail After Cuba Postal Fraud Case
Estes G. Rathbone former director of posts in Cuba was released on bail after a corrected official copy of a power of attorney for Fidelity bonds was presented to the supreme court. The bond was for 100000 in connection with his appeal. Rathbone's attorney Mr. Des Vernine departed for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Posts
Estes G. Rathbone
Senor Martinez
Fidelity Company
Posts of
Cuba
Supreme Court
Rathbone
Liberty
Des Vernine
Washington
Death of Albert Dawson Reverberates Through Allen County
Word arrives of Albert Dawson’s death in Los Angeles California. He was a member of a prominent Allen county family and elder brother of the late Judge C. M. Dawson. He had lived in the west for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dawson
Los Angeles
Cal
Dawson
Allen County
C. M. Dawson
West
Barbican Fire Estimated Loss Reaches Two Million
London reports the Barbican district blaze last night caused damage roughly valued at £2,000,000. Dairyman Peter Wickliffe, previously ill with bowel inflammation, is believed to be recovering and out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Barbican
Peter Wickliffe
Mr and Mrs John Wessel Headed for Pacific Coast Trip
Mr John Wessel and Mrs Wessel departed for a trip to the Pacific coast, leaving home for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wessel
Pacific Coast
New County Court Judge Harper In Police Court
B F Harper wears ermine and sits in police court with Hon Mike Koehler. Harper, newly authorized judge, handles cases from intoxication to burglary with firm, brief rulings. Other items: train-climbers Julian Rondot and Edwin Geil, Levi Bender pleading guilty, Bail set at 500, and various local incidents around East Lewis Street, Hoagland Avenue, and Indiana Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Dreibelbiss
J. B. Harper
Commonwealth
Benjamin Franklin Harper
Harper
Michael Koehler
Mike
Michigan State Line
Levi Bender
Cooney Bayer
Lev
Young Kavaugh
James Mulhaven
W. P. Breen
Coleman
St. Mary’s Avenue
Trabra
Goeglein
Frei Horstmeyer
Koehler
East End
Murphy
Bailey
East Lewis Street
Oscasion
Mer
Shepoarc
Oliver H. Perry
Alliance
Justices Court Continues Case of Sallie v Eme
The state ex rel Justine Sallie versus Julius Eme is paused in Tan cey's court until next Friday with Eme still in jail custody. Justice Franen won a $50 Persian rug at St. Mary's church fair and donated it to Father Oechtering for use or disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justine Sallie
Julius Eme
Tancey
Eme
Franen
St. Mary's Church
Father Oechtering
Smaller Commercial Improvement company planned
A special committee met at the Commercial club rooms and reported progress on subscriptions. About $15,000 has been pledged with a few large commitments. the plan now favors a capital of around $20,000 instead of $59,009 and a smaller land purchase. A sixty acre tract is to be negotiated with owners, and a 150 acre tract west of the city is offered for $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Improvement Company
Commercial Club
Rockhill and
Swinney
Nulls Celebrate Tenth Wedding Anniversary in Lillie Street
Monday evening Mr and Mrs Albert J Null of Lillie street observed their tenth anniversary with about thirty five guests. Refreshments were served from 9 to 10 o clock and the couple received many handsome presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Null
Lillie Street
Local News Briefs From Hope City Area
Mr Popp, formerly bookkeeper for Kosh linger and Baur, has joined the National Telephone company in the city office. C Smith of Leo road six miles out lies seriously ill with pneumonia under D Sledd care. A child of Wilson Clark from Wells county will go to Hope hospital for surgery under Dr Ruhl. Civil service exams for Spanish translator and meat inspector held at the government building with one applicant each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popp
Koshlinger & Baur
National Telephone Company
C. Smith
Leo Road
Hos
D. Sledd
Wilson Clark
Wells County
Hope Hospital
Ruhl
Birth, injury and church meeting noted in city roundup
A son was born to Mr and Mrs S Henry of 1415 Cass street. Mrs Rivers of 185 Monroe street fell from a chair yesterday and broke her right forearm. The Emmaus Lutheran church Sewing society plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs Dick Meyer s home 86 Swinney avenue. A horse owned by Mat Monroe liverman at the corner of Superior and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Henry
Cass Street
Rivers
Monroe Street
Sewing Society
Emmaus Lutheran Church
Dickmeyer
Swinney Avenue
Mat Monroe
Liverman
Superior
Men Who Wore the Gray Celebrate Dallas Reunion
The twelfth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion opened in Dallas with 75 000 visitors in the city and rail traffic predicting 125 600 by night. General John B. Gordon received a standing ovation as he spoke after welcome addresses from Texas officials and veterans leaders. The program featured songs, speeches, and the turning of the keys to the city by General Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
United Confederate Veterans
Fair Grounds
Camp Albert Sidney Johnston
Camp Johnston
K. M. van Zandt
Texas Reunion Association
J. William Jones
Joeseph D. Sayers
State of Texas
Ben E. Cabell
G. B. Gerald
Waco
Confederate Veterans of Texas
W. M. McCamy
Societies of Veterans
W. L. Crawford
John B. Gordon
Southland
America
Dixie
John Allan
Mississippi
Gordon
Bagdad
Bulgarians Cross Frontier into Vilayet of Kosovo
A force of about thirty Bulgarians crossed the frontier and penetrated into the Vilayet of Kosovo Roumelia after clashing with Turkish troops. Details of the engagement are not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Kossovo
Roumelia
Three Cars Smashed in Michigan Freight Wreck
A Grand Rapids Indiana freight train derailed near Mill Creek Michigan at about six yesterday morning. Two box cars and a gondola loaded with pig iron left the track and dragged others. Spectators stole fish and empty beer kegs. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Mill Creek
Mich
Excursion Train Sets Sail For Cleveland From Local City
A special six coach train led by engine 151 departed last night as the second section of Nickel Plate passenger No 6 bound for Mortimer and then Cleveland. The crew included Conductor John Holly Engineer George Mullen Fireman Charles Morton Brakemen J A Death and Co B&B Lynas and Baggagemaster Harry Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer
Toledo and
Ohio Central Road
Cleveland
Ohio
John Holly
George Mullen
Charles Morton
J. A. Deah
B&b
Home Butter Making Pleasures and Practicalities
A Nebraska farmer notes the joy and value of making butter at home over sending milk to a creamery. She argues home churned butter is purer, fresher, and satisfying to produce, with care for cows and stables reflected in the final product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Vincent
Nebraska
Farnter
Keeping Cows Clean in Stalled Dairies
Farm Journal describes a cow cleaning platform with a five to six inch drop and a front crib edge that keeps the cow’s hind feet on the platform. The setup prevents forward ranging and limits backing, allowing manure to fall below the platform and keeping the cow clean in her stall.
Dustless Street Oil Trial At Missouri College
Dr. H J Waters of the Missouri Agricultural College leads experiments in Columbia with street oil that seals dust and helps roads shed rain. The method, used on several Boone county roads, injects oil two inches deep then is rolled, leaving minimal dust though an odor may persist until rain arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Waters
Missouri Agricultural College
Columbia
Boone County
Grasses for Dry Weather From Agricultural Notes
Recent dry summers reveal blue grass fails to grow, while orchard grass resists drought best among ordinary grasses and red clover outperforms others for hay or grazing. Prof. G. E. Morrow advocates rotating blue grass pastures with corn and clover to boost yields despite more labor.
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G. E. Morrow
Worst Enemies of Butter Warned By Farmers' Review
The Farmers' Review argues that oleomargarine and preservatives menace butter, thriving on greed and misrepresentation. It calls for public knowledge to defeat these enemies as Prince George Godfrey recovers from a serious illness and nears full convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince George Godfrey
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MOROS
Ernest Kaiser
P. H. Snider, Jesse Ake
H. Sherer, Simon Somers
POE
Will Hartman
Zanesville
la Follette
John Brown
H. B
Eva Draper
Decatur
LaFollette
Portland
M. E
C. E. Ruhl
Wm. Finney
Middletown
Sentinel
Helmina
Presbyterian Church
Piercton
California
B. F. Harper
Ermine
Mike Koehler
the Police
Harrison Streets
Calhoun Street
Bursley
Will Paul
George Albanus
Hoagland Avenue
J. E. Donlin
Iron Mountain, Mich
T. M. Wilson
Indiana Avenue
Veterans AT
General Gordon
Gil
Dusty Highwarya
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