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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1904

Page

5

Fort Wayne Mayor opposes Doolittle liquor license

Mayor H. Berghoff filed a remonstrance with Allen county commissioners against Willis Doolittle’s license to sell intoxicating liquor in Wayne township. The document cites Doolittle’s prior misdemeanors, alleged enticement of girls, and a Toledo raid leading to a $200 fine and costs. Police history and warnings are noted, with license expiry on August 3 and a pending renewal application.

H. ©. Berghoff Board of County Commissioners Willis Doolittle South Calhoun Street Fort Wayne Wayne Allen County Ind Willis ' Doolittle

Foster Held to Circuit Court on Larceny Charge

Charles Foster arrested Thursday faced grand larceny charges in police court Friday and was bound over to the circuit court on a bond. Police traced him to a pawn shop where he tried to dispose of a stolen watch and admitted theft of a bicycle belonging to Benjamin Denner, later pawned in a chain of exchanges. Foster, once a telegraph operator, had recent transfers and a failed engagement in Winchester before authorities linked him to ongoing stealing. His father Edward Foster, a Westville teamster, is noted. Other cases include Sam Robertson fined $1 plus costs after repeated ejections from a Pennsylvania waiting room, and Louis Grandjean pleading guilty to vagrancy with a $5 fine and costs.

Ledo Doolittle Toledo Gorsline Charles Foster Pao Benjamin Denner Clarence Springer Foster New,Hawan Hobart Winchester Ind Edward Foster Westville Sam Robertson Twlen Pennsylvania Louis Grandjean

Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption praised by Melbourne man

An Melbourne Florida man recalls being told he had consumption and given up. A free trial bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery led to recovery, with the product guaranteed for throat and lung diseases. Dreier & Bro. druggists offer 50 cents and one dollar sizes, trial bottles free.

H. Haggins Melbourne Fla Dr. King Dreier & Bro

A Clergyman Receives Telegram As Marriage Unites Couple

During the ceremony Miss Ethel Kaufman and H Ross Masterson heard Rev A K Zartman of Grace Reformed Church receive a telegram announcing the death of his aged mother in Glenford Perry county Ohio. The officiant left for the funeral and will return this week.

Ethel Kaufman H. Ross Masterson A. K. Zartman Grace Reformed Church Glenford Perry County Ohio Revi Zortman

Trinity Methodists Lay A Cornerstone Ceremony

The cornerstone for the remodeled Trinity Methodist Episcopal church at Fourth and Cass was laid with services led by Rev. GC A Wade. Speakers included Rev. J C Darwin Rev J K Watts Rev J J Fred and former pastor Rev BE Albertson. Pastor George Cocking spoke on grace grit and practical aid to lift debt and finish the building.

Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Fourth Qays ‘Streets GC. A. Wade Fort Wayne J. C. Darwin Simpson Church J. K. Watts M. E J. J. Fred Pennville BE. F. Albertson Columbia City A. 8. Preston Wayne Street MM. E. Church Bonneville Sawyer George Cocking

Trinity M. Church Trustees and Ceremonial Burial Box

A 19th century church article lists trustees from 1875 and later, noting Rev Reed as pastor. Current trustees include L. J. Meter as president and F A MacMalen as treasurer with J L Hartcog secretary. A stone box encloses a Bible and names of pastors church officials and members. Epworth league youths served refreshments after ceremonies.

Trinity M William Bets James Furchmiller James Entox Reed Alfred Dougherty A. S. Coverdale A. Maddux G. W. Litt John Erwin A. Racine D. Rudolph L. J. Meter F. A. MacMalen J. L. Hartcog Charles Hoenig W. A. Maddux F. W. Disbro J. W. Perrin Charles P. Easley Epworth League

Woodburn Banking Co Holds Second Annual Meeting

The Woodburn banking company held its second annual meeting at its Woodburn banking house Thursday afternoon, declaring a 6 percent dividend and adding to the surplus. Officers re-elected: P. S. Amstutz as president, Austin Angsperger as vice president, J. R. Yaggy as cashier. Directors: Amstutz, Angsperger, Yaggy, Menno Yaggy, Fred C. Faohlsing, George Husted, D. C. Springer, Otto Knobloch. Amatitz was in the city on business.

Woodburn Banking Company Woodburn P. S. Amstutz Austin Angsperger J. R. Yaggy Menno Yaggy Fred C. Faohlsing George Husted D. C. Springer Otto Knobloch Amatitz

Electric Bitters Prove Superior to Gold for Health

F J Green of Lancaster N H describes years of chronic indigestion and nervous debility eased by Electric Bitters. He notes his wife also benefits, calling the tonic grand for weak women. The couple credits the remedy with sustained health. Sold by Droler & Bro for 50c with satisfaction guaranteed.

F. J. Green Lancaster N. BH Droler & Bro

Theater Upgrades Make Diasonic Temple Fireproof

Manager Stouder buys an asbestos drop curtain for the Diasonic Temple theater and combines it with overhead firing system and stage bucket lifts to enhance safety. The play house is redecorated with new opera chairs and extensive improvements to please the eye and protect patrons.

Stouder Diasonic Temple

Maples Farm Sale in Allen County Sets Record

One of the county's largest farm real estate deals closed Friday as Hon. J. H. Bass sold Maples farm in Jefferson township to J. W. Nail for 25 548.80 dollars. The 280 acre tract nearly surrounds Maples village and includes significant personal property. Nail, a well known farmer and stock raiser, plans final negotiations completed after extended talks.

Allen County J. H. Bass J. W. Nail Jefferson Township Maples Wail

Fort Wayne Florist Pioneer Charles Auger Dies in France

Charles M Auger 82, Fort Wayne florist pioneer and founder of Auger Florist, died of pneumonia in France while visiting his homeland. He began in market gardening, moved to Fort Wayne in 1852, later focused on floristry, and built a lasting business now run by his daughter-in-law Lydia E Auger. He left Fort Wayne last August to visit France. his wife died in 1903. He left two sons and four grandchildren. His death follows a long, respected life in the city.

Charles M. Auger Fort Wayne Indiana France No. m Auger Versailles Europe America New York England Marion Ind Inlaw Lydia E. Auger Charles Auger Benjamin L. Auger Louis F. Auger B. H. Barnett Bonsalene Esther Auger Hanover East Wayne Streets Wayne

Death of aged man ends tied to business life

The message reports the death of an elderly man, son Louis B. Auger, amid long illness. Pneumonia felled him after a period of feeble health, preventing a hoped return to America to end his life where his active business career began.

Louis B. Auger Tie

Pain and health patent medicine jingle from an old ad

A string of product claims touts Blood Bitters for pure blood, Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for cuts and sprains, Dean's Ointment for piles, Dr Fowler's Wild Strawberry Extract for dysentery and seasickness. The copy promotes harmless, pleasant remedies for travelers and common ailments.

Dr. Thomas Monarch

WILL NOMINATE AND MAN FOR CONGRESS FOR SOCIALISTS

Socialists of the Twelfth district will nominate a candidate for congress Saturday evening August 13 at the court house assembly room. Two names are discussed Dr J E Mc Hugh of this city and Dr P Morse of Garrett. The convention call comes from the campaign committee of the socialist party with invitations for all counties to send delegates to the event.

Congress Court House J. E. McHugh Morse Garrett Socialist Party

Plot 10 Spread Terror Across Russia in Vicious Plot

St Petersburg July 29. Police unravel a wholesale plot to murder ministers and the emperor appears uninvolved. An accomplice near the Baltic depot aimed a second bomb. a boatman witnessed the suspect drop a box overboard. Gershunin, head of the conspiracy, is a Jew and prisoner in Schusselberg. the plot mirrors Nihilist tactics from the 1880s.

St. Petersburg Gerachmnin Alexander II Baltic Canal Eignty Kopecks Diversnya von Plehva von Pichve Associated Press M. Muravieff Peterhof Tre Lego Porsxoff von Plehvo

Assassin of Interior Minister Von Plehve named Frazer

The Bourse Gazette claims Frazer killed Interior Minister Von Plehve, but police have not confirmed the identity or nationality. Authorities guard details to mislead possible accomplices while public opinion links the act to last summer’s broad terrorist plot uncovered after the arrest of Gerschmann at Heff.

St. Petersburg von Plehve Bourse Gazette Frazer Gerschmnin Hieff

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Saves Franklin Grove Man

A runaway accident left T. B. Orner with a leg ulcer that puzzled doctors for four years. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured the wound quickly, and it also treats burns, bruises, skin eruptions and piles. 25¢ at Dreier & Bro.’s drug store.

T. B. Orner Franklin Grove Ill Bucklen Arnica Salva Dreier & Bro

Indictment Ties Captains to General Slocum Disaster

New York indicts Captain Wax Schaick and Federal Inspector Fleming with former inspector Tundberg in the June 15 General Slocum wreck that killed nearly 1,000. Van Schaick led the Slocum, Woe are agents promote Dade’s pills claimed to cure constipation from Chicago sources.

New York Wax, Schaick Fleming Tundberg Federal Grand Jury Slocum van Schaick Dr. Dade Cheago Dade Moyer Bros. Co A. C. Gocke

News Publishing Company Increases Capital and Reorganizes

Indianapolis July 29 Special The News Publishing company increases capital stock to 100000 and is incorporated with B P Bicknell Alvin T Hert and C F Bicknell as incorporators. C F Bicknell, manager of the Daily News, states the new firm will take over the former business. Rev Sherman Powell of Redkey M E church is being prosecuted for riding a bicycle on the sidewalk in retaliation for prosecuting the Dixie Carnival company and aiding a street obstruction conviction. Powell was formerly pastor of Trinity M E church Fort Wayne.

Indianapolis Capital Alock B. P. Bicknell Alvin T. Hert C. F. Bicknell Cc. F. Bicknell The Daily News Sherman Powell M. E. Church Redkey Dixie Carnival Company Powell O Trinity M. E Fort Wayne

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Doolittle Saloon Pollen Trian Trinity Methodists Nepichvang NEW Bank CITY Hast Florist Silver Lake Koseluske County Dean Plehve All Russia Saroff St. Seraphim Gershunin Gerschmin St. Petereburg Finland Kharkoff Fred Prince Galitzsin Qomenaus Tidis Bobrikoff Eugene Schaumann Andreiff Elizabethpal trans-Gaucasia Gerschinin Eleff Garschunin Ven Maorey Gerschunin Schilusselberg
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