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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1906

Page

12

Fort Wayne Tax Split Question In Interurban Rail

Fort Wayne city attorney Guy Colerick questions the assessment method used for electric railroads with both city and interurban lines. He argues the interurban company’s lumped valuation lowers city street railway tax totals, urging separate city and country line assessments to restore city revenues and fairness for rural districts.

Indianapolis Guy Colerick Fort Wayne State Tax Board Colerick Wabash Valley Raction Company Huntington Wabash Peru Logansport City Street Railway Robison Park City of

Twelve Years for Paterson Mayor Embezzlement Case

William H. Belcher, former Paterson mayor, was sentenced to twelve years in Tren ton state prison for embezzling between 100000 and 159000 from personal friends and the Manchester Building and Loan association. He had disappeared for about a year, surrendered at the county jail, and said he traveled the country in hardship, ending up digging ditches for 1.25 dollars a day after losing his funds.

Paterson N.J William H. Belcher Trenton Belcher Manchester Building and Loan Association Monnday St. Paul

Ordain Eight as Priests in Sacred Heart Church

Eight young men were ordained to the priesthood of Holy Cross in Sacred Heart church. Bishop Murth of Asia administered the sacrament and Bishop Hurth delivered the sermon at a pontifical high mass. Newly ordained will teach in Holy Cross colleges. Father OLeary will offer his first mass in Evanston Sunday.

Father O'Leary Evanston South Bend Ind Holy Cross Sacred Heart Church Murth Asia Hurth Father O’leary St. Mary’s Church A. Morrissey

Bank official mourns death of Albion kin

Simon Ackerman of the Bank of Wayne in this city has been called to Albion Indiana by the sudden death of his father Isaac Ackerman. The report states Mr Ackerman was in the northern part of Michigan when summoned by illness.

Simon Ackerman Bank of Wayne Albion Ind Isaac Ackerman Mr. Ackerman Ehigan

Do You Want to Know What You Swallow

A 19th century advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce medicines and brochures detailing ingredients. It touts the Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, lists claims of medical endorsements, and offers free pamphlets and The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser giveaways.

R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Pierce Dr. & V. Pierce

Country Bankers Declare War on Fort Wayne Deposits

Bankers from outside Fort Wayne meet at the Anthony Wayne club and vow to withdraw deposits and divert trade. They seek to pressure Fort Wayne banks to lower the 4 percent rate, while Fort Wayne bankers downplay the impact and cite unresolved trust company demands.

Fort Wayne Anthony Wayne Club People’s Trust and Savings Company State Bankers’ Association Allen County

Rural Carriers to Receive Annual Vacations with Pay

Post Master Hanna announced from the post office department that rural mail carriers with at least one year of service will be granted an annual vacation of up to fifteen days with full pay. The order, effective immediately, affects fourteen of the fifteen rural carriers based at Fort Wayne.

Hanna Post Office Department Fort Wayne

Sells His Drug Store at 626 Harrison Street

W E Stockwell has sold his drug store at 626 Harrison Street to C B Jordan of Reading Michigan and E C Sherrard of Angola Indiana. They will run the business as Jordan & Sherrard. The new proprietors are young but experienced. Stockwell will move with his family to California to pursue stock food on the market.

W. E. Stockwell Harrison Street C. B. Jordan Reading Mich E. C. Sherrard Angola Ind Jordan & Sherrard Mr. Stockwell California Will. Pace

Lilly Drug Company Acknowledges Drug Trust Existence

In a federal court filing from Indianapolis dated August 3, Eli Lilly denies active ties to the National Association of Retail Druggists and the Wholesale Druggists Association while acknowledging awareness of a blacklist reference linked to Charles Brombaugh. The filing notes extensive membership in both groups and notes selling agents attend meetings, yet asserts no discrimination in pricing and no voting power by Lilly. A demurrer by W. H. Hill Drug Co of Detroit also denies charges.

Indianapolis Ind Eli Lilly Drug Company United States Drug Trust Attorney General National Association of Retail Druggists Wholesale Druggists’ Association Lilly Company Charles Brombaugh la Salle Street Chicago Retailers’ Association Brombaugh W. H. Hill Drug Company Detroit

Democratic ticket named for Warren County race in War

The Democratic county convention at Warshaw Indiana nominated a full slate led by Representative John C. Tucker for representative and T Wayne Anglin for prosecuting attorney. Other posts filled include Clerk C. E. Stout Auditor John Beagle Recorder John Pinkerton Treasurer G W Irvine Sheriff Ed Haas Coroner Dr Keplinger Surveyor S L Blue Assessor William Thomas Commissioner Northern District Samuel Grant and Commissioner Southern District Peter Clemmer.

Warsaaw Ind John C. Tucker T. Wayne Anglin C. E. Stout Jonn Beagle John Pinkerton G. W. Irvine Ed Haas Keplinger S. L. Blue William Thomas Samuel Grant Peter Clemmer

Black Waives Hearing in Garrett Murder Case

Edward Black, who killed Mattie Cannon at Garrett, waived a preliminary hearing in Auburn last night on advice of his lawyers and was held for the circuit court. He admitted thinking of killing the woman and said he expected to die for the act. He described his life with the woman with notable accuracy, suggesting jealousy rather than drink as a motive.

Sentinel Auburn Ind Edward Black Mattie Cannon Garrett Sharpless & Moony Vond

Navy enlistment adds four to local ranks

Lieutenant J. W. Comfort recruited four new apprentice seamen for the United States Navy on Friday at the government building. They are Lester M. Vothe Roy L. Worden Edward C. DeLong and Ernest Klepper. The group will depart to Norfolk for training. One deserter from the Illinois ship surrendered to the lieutenant amid claims of being Shanghaied.

Comfort United States Navy J. W. Comfort Lester M. Vothe Lafayette Street Roy L. Worden Edward C. DeLong Ernest Klepper Oliver Street Norfolk Illinois Shanghalea

Detroit Democratic State Convention Chooses Kimmerle For Governor

About 350 delegates gathered in Detroit for the state convention. The ticket nominated includes Charles H. Kimmerle for governor, Rush Culver for lieutenant governor, P. J. Devine secretary of state, Charles Wellman state treasurer, Judge E. J. Doyle attorney general, John Yuell auditor general, Elmer R. Webster superintendent of public instruction, Clarence L. Sheldon state land commissioner, and James E. Swilivan state board of education. A resolution to investigate National Chairman Thomas Taggart was laid on the table by a unanimous vote after it was introduced by E. O. Wood of Flint.

Detroit Mich Wm. J. Bryan National Democratic Committee Thomas Taggart Charles H. Kimmerle Cassopolis Stanley E. Parkhill Owesso Rush Culver P. J. Devine Charles Wellman E. J. Doyle John Yuell Elmer R. Webster Clarence L. Sheldon Board of Education James E. Swilivan Taggart Fowler Resolutions Committee E. 0. Wood Flint State Central Communities

Directors Name the New Cashier in Hamilton National Bank

John Ross McCulloch son of Charlies McCulloch and grandson of Hon Hugh McCulloch was elected cashier to replace the late John Mohr. The Board did not fill the vacancy in the board of directors. Frank Poole and Henry C. Taylor received promotions. McCulloch, 36, has 19 years in the bank and was educated for a banking career. He assumed duties this morning amid congratulations from friends.

John Ross McCulloch Charlies McCulloch Hamilton National Bank Hugh McCulloch Indiana United States Treasury Abraham Lincoln John Mohr The Sentinel McCulloch Mohr

Workman Sues for 1000 Dollars Over Accident

Calvin A. George sues the Pennsylvania and Nickel Plate railroads in superior court for 1000 dollars claiming injury to his foot when a defective flat car loaded with logs at the Bible Hoop plant slipped while he unloaded them on July 5. He jumped to avoid death and was injured. W C Ryan attorneys.

Calvin A. George Pennsylvania and Nickel Plate Railroad Bible Hoop Company Pennsylvania Nickel Plate Hoop Company W. C. Ryan

Dr Moffat Sells Home In Berry Street Sale To Funk

The residence at 424 Fast Berry street, long home of Rev. D W Moffat for 33 years, is sold by Dr Moffat to John Funk son of County Treasurer Funk for 6000. The Moffats will vacate soon and move to Madison Indiana. The brick house fronts Berry street with a 53 foot lot and old pear trees in the yard. The Moffat tenure tied to First Presbyterian church and a reputation for leadership and trust in the community.

Fast Berry Street D. W. Moffat Moffat John Funk Funk Berry Street First Presbyterian Church Ed Welsh Columbia City Albion D. W. Thomas Elkhart Ellis Drake Bedford G. W. Whitbeck Kendallville Warsaw Peter Runyan Walter R. Haller Hartford City Lake James Angola J. Christ Sack Ligonier

Father and son walk from Cincinnati to Fort Wayne halted by heat

Andrew Gallagher and his thirteen year old son were picked up by police in Cincinnati area on Thursday and taken to headquarters before hospital care. Gallagher was nearly overcome by heat and feared seriously ill, revived next morning and sent to relatives in the country. The pair planned a week long trek on foot to Fort Wayne, riding when possible, but the heat ended their journey.

Andrew Gallagher Cincinnati Fort Wayne Gallagher

Gas rate cuts and investment in Angola furnace move

The Hikhart Gas company cuts the rate to 1.25 per thousand cubic feet with a 10 percent discount if paid before the 24th. Illumination rate is 1.80 with 5 percent off, and fuel rate is 1.20 with 5 percent off. Decatur subscribes 20000 to Angola Furnace company capital stock, and the factory will relocate to Angola.

Hikhart Gas Company Decatur Angola Furnace Company

Tri-State Trust Pays 17 Percent Dividend to Creditors

The Tri-State Trust Company, receiver for the Hoosier Cooperative Co., announced Friday a 17 percent dividend payment to unsecured creditors of the firm.

Tri-State’ Trust Company Hoosier Co-operative Co

Catholics Oppose Absolute Divorce Seek Limited Separation

The American Federation of Catholic Societies after a four day session urged opposition to absolute divorce by state law. They favored limited divorce in extreme cases to settle property and child custody while preserving lifelong marriage. Church leaders echoed the stance, noting limited separation does not permit remarriage.

Bffalo American Federation of Catholic Societies

Preble man held up over car charges in Indiana hearing

In Indianapolis, H L Bruck a hay and grain dealer from Preble Indiana testified before the Indiana Railroad commission about being unable to secure rail cars for shipments on the Chicago & Erie line without paying $1 per car to conductors. He recounted arranging with a conductor to set off cars for him and paying for them, then stopping once he stopped paying. He declined to name the conductor. Also noted are pearls found in the Wabash river and local happenings including a liquor license remonstrance in Liberty township and fines for illegal fishing in Ligonier.

Indianapolis H. L Bruck Preble Ind Indiana Railroad Commission Chicago & Erie Railroad Indiana Car Service Association Buuck Wabash Wabash River Harry Rodibaugh Liberty Township Wells County James Hunt Indiana Cleveland Waterloo Noah Grocock Kendallville Abe Hyatt Albion Fleming and Rigney

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