Officer Noble Shot in Bellevue Yard Fight
District Officer Harry Noble of the Nickel Plate detective force was shot in Bellevue by two men, Crandall and Russell, after an altercation. Noble improved slightly at Harrison Street Hospital though a pistol bullet penetrated his lung. Crandall, 16, of New York, faces 10000 dollars for malicious shooting. Russell, 38, of Chicago, is held on 1600 dollars bond for aiding and abetting. Two Fort Wayne men captured the suspects 2.5 miles east of town. Fort Wayne detective Glenn W. Johnston joined the case.
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Bellevue
Harry Noble
Nickel Plate
Harrison Street
Huron County
Norwalk
Frank Crandall
New York
William Russell
Chicago
Crandall
Officer Noble
Fort Wayne
Russell
Belle- Vue
van Ness
Noble
George Schwartz
Broadway
Henry H. Michel
Wayne Street
Glenn W. Johnston
Free schedules for Central Base Ball league available locally
The Sentinel offers free copies of the Central Base Ball league schedule at multiple local outlets. Locations include Long's Novelty house 1132 Calhoun street Dreier Drug Co corner Calhoun and Columbia streets Columbia Phonograph Co 6 Arcade Metropolitan Bowling alleys 13 East Warne street H C Hitzeman Sewing Machine Co Arcade Brosius & Brosius 126 East Columbia street Indiana Bicycle House 1111 West Washington street and F M Smith & Co Hardware store 2213.
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the Sentinel
Long's Novelty House
Calhoun Street
Dreier Drug Co
Calhoun
Columbia Streets
Columbia Phonograph Co
Metropolitan
Warne Street
H. C. Hitzeman Sewing Machine Co
Brosius & Brosius
Columbia Street
Indiana Bicycle House
Washington Street
F. M. Smith & Co
Save Buttons: Sew Buttons to Tape For Easy Laundry
A laundry hack suggests stitching buttons onto a tape instead of the fabric. Place two rows of buttonholes opposite each other and attach buttons to the tape with the spacing matching the buttonholes. Thread through one hem, pin ends, and wash the tape separately at home to prevent losing buttons.
Stockings saved by reinforcing heels and knees
Advice against cheap stockings as costly in the long run. Suggest sewing strong black muslin inside the heels and knees to reinforce the stockings, unseen, and double or triple their life.
Mother Faces Child’s Fit Delays at Home
In a short Washington Herald quote, Mrs. Watts-Trumps complains about a baby’s distress interrupting her task. She regrets the timing while the scene unfolds at home, illustrating a domestic moment of frustration.
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Mrs. Watts-Trumps
Washington Herald
No Use Trying Phrase Card Reflecting Old Proverb
A Chicago Record-Herald quip uses a proverb about inevitability and control. It contrasts leading a mule to water with forcing drinking and notes a husband's denial of flirting versus his wife believing it. The item captures a dated humor tone from the era.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Quick Relief for Urinary Troubles
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as fast relief for backache kidney and bladder issues rheumatism and urinary irregularities. It cites Mrs Orilla Owen of Wabash Indiana reporting improved kidney function after use and recommends the product as a boon to middle aged and elderly people and women.
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Orilla
Owen
Gladstone St
Wabash
Ind
Foley
Big Golder
Dreiser ‘Drug. Co
Dynamite Case Grips Grand Jury Probe in Indianapolis
A grand jury probes a dynamite find in a basement storage area of Indianapolis offices of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Police report 100 pounds of dynamite and exploding devices. a shed at D. Jones’s home near Indianapolis yielded 25 pounds of dynamite and two quarts of nitroglycerin. Iron Workers defend the union. President Ryan condemns police over McNamara transport and urges public restraint pending evidence, while executive board members align against the use of explosives in labor battles.
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Indianapolis
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
D. Jones
J. J. McNamara
Ryan
The
Iron Workers
Los Angeles
Association
Burns at Work in Toledo Arrests Hinted
Detective Wm J Burns arrived in Toledo and met with Police Chief Knapp to plan an arrest, indicating progress in the case. He seized a grip at Union Station believed to belong to one of three men being held en route to Los Angeles, with contents inspected at the central station.
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Toledo
Wm. J. Burns
Knapp
Indianapolis
Burns
Union Station
Los Angeles
Cal
Central Police Station
McManigal Bryce Transfer Under Guard Through KC
Officials report Ortie McManigal and J. B. Bryce moved through Kansas City in custody of detectives on the California Limited. The train continues to La Junta Colorado and then Los Angeles. John J. McNamara and three detectives were en route to Los Angeles via Missouri Pacific.
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Kansas City
Ortie McManigal
J. B. Bryce
California Lmited
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
la Junta
Colorado
Los Angeles
John J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Missouri Pacific
Union defense fund eyed for McNamara case from miners group
The Western Federation of Miners proposes a $5 per member assessment from its 50 000 members to fund defense for J J McNamara of the Structural Iron Workers union. President Charles H Moyer claims the arrest is a frame up and pledges solidarity and support. In Ohio detective Burns reports dynamite seized near Tiffin and possible further developments in Toledo.
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Denver
Colo
Western Federation of Miners
J. J. McNamara
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Charles H. Moyer
Steunenberg
Idaho
Moyer
McNamara
Indiana
Marion County
Lilly
Silly
Los Angeles Times
Structural Iron Workers Organization
Western Federation
Iron Workers
Burns
President Ryan
The
Structural Iron Workers
Colorado
Paymaster Francisco Slips 525 Pay Checks in 23 Minutes
Paymaster G. E. Francisco delivered 525 pay checks and witnessed each payee sign within 23 minutes at the Wa bash shops. He then distributed checks to yard workers at the depot, noting March payrolls show similar disbursement levels but fewer names. An engineers and crew wage increase of 10 percent took effect in March as he headed to Toledo on No. 28.
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G. E. Francisco
Francisco
Toledo
Witty Satires from Puck on Women and Society
A fragmentary quotation set satirizes women and social behavior with aphorisms about appearances, secrecy, and manners. It parodies Victorian era obsessions with propriety and wit, noting the clash between outward chic and inner flaws in a humorous voice.
A Drummer and a Mock Society Tale from Haydn
A fragment mentions a drummer Haydn as a schoolboy tied to a small hunchback carrier, drawing crowds as he marched in processions. It recalls the crowd’s attention on the drummer and hints at his later fame in composing orations and music. Nearby notes report activity with the art fraternity at Kendallville on Thursday evening.
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Society of Authors
Baltimore
Haydn
Fort
Wayne
Odd
Bellows
Kendallville
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Ortle McManigal
Detroit
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John C. Heller
Court Street
Mary Druley
Oliver G. Graham
Fort Wayne Trust Co
Henry A. Yergens
Arnold's Add
Wm. Burwell
Sydney
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Branson
Della M. Wickliffe
Knight Bros
Zanesville
Lafayette
W. H. Phipps
Richard M. Johnson
Maumee
Amanda Rockhill
Bridget Steel
Lake
Lavnee L. Ruhl
Leonard V. Likens
Willis Ketchum
Hanna J. Dunten
Perry
Francis Ketchum
George Ketchum
Perry Township
Mary M. Ketchum
Gilbert Ketchum
Joseph Z. Miller
George E. Ginther
Barnhard
Jessie E. Sharp
Chas
Eva Green
Henry Burgess
New Haven
William Bowman
Alva Hayden
Huntington
Fort Wayne Road
R. R. Mills
Ind. la. & Tr. Co
Aboit
Arthur R. Kelsey
Elias M
A. Kelsey
John OH
Jacobs
M. J. Doty
Mary Fahising
Henry E. Juergens
Knoblaugh
Shirley City
Ernest W. Cook
Pontiac
Commercial Improvement Company
Loyal P. Ffurlcurd
Commercial
Wayne Township
Sophia Spanley
Henry L
F. Schotemeyer
Sophis Spanley
Benjamin F. Rousseau
Rousseau
Barbara Weiss
Indiana Loan_and Trust company
Drexel Park
Commercial Imp. Co
Indiana Loan and Trust Co
Commercial Third
Michael and
Mary Siglar
Marcus Saul
Thompson & Osborn
Pfeiffer Place Imp. Co
Leonard and
J. McConnelley
Pfeiffer
Washington
Zachary Snook
Andrew J. Gruber
William R. Bork
Frederick Bauermeister
K. J. Bauer
Hartman Acre
John H. Jacobs
F. J. and
M. Laurent
Archer's
Washington Township
Frank D. Baker
Robert and
Anna Reim
Secion
St. Joseph
Adell Stepp
Samuel M. Hench
Harriet S. Sleeper
W. S. Sponhauer
Rockhill
Nelson
Charles L. Cunnison
William H
M. I. English
Cunnigon
John Bernhardt
Fred Pollitz
A i Burgess
William F. Schoenefeld
Anna W. Wagner
H. Burgess
Oliver
Roudebush
Noah Gresley
Madison Township
George E Mason
August H. Kienke
Springfield Township
John W. Beams
Martha M. Driver
George L. Price
Scipio Township
Sentinel
George Jacobs
State of
Kranich & Bach
A. B. Chase
Krakauer
Shoninger
Waugh
Bogart
Story & Clark
Clarendon
Hoffman
Cable Nelson
Melville Clark Apollo
Howard
Cecilian
American
Schubert
Geo. Jacobs Music House
Gail
Puck
Pudge
Perkir
PULGE
York Herald
Coab
Amos Perkins
Ipiot
Dior
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