Roosevelt Is Pleased At Convention Victory In Chicago
In Chicago on August 8, Col Theodore Roosevelt the Progressive Party nominee left for Oyster Bay after a rousing convention where he accepted the nomination by acclamation. Johnson of California was named VP. the pair pledged to campaign nationwide while party leaders organized the national committee and notification ceremonies.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
New Progressive Party
New York
Oyster Bay
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Progressive Campaign
Third Party
Progressive National Committee
Col
Roosevelt
Coliseum
National Committee
United States
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Q. K. Davis
Washington, D. C
Mr. Davis
Progressive Publicity Bureau
Curry
Wyoming
John M. Parker
New Orleans
Johnson
Raymond Robbins
Illinois
Gifford Pinchot
Colonel Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Progressive Party
F. R. Gleed
Gleed
New
San Juan Hill
Jane Addams
Hull House
Convention
Man Arrested For Writing Checks With No Funds
Roy C. Pape of 3202 Dinnen avenue was arrested at Fort Wayne Electric Works and confessed to writing checks totaling 50 dollars without sufficient funds. He named recipients including J. C. Michel Bloomingdale. Louis R. Welker. Lee Ivins. Degitz Litot. Sam Sloman. C. H. Albersmeyer. Joe Sigh. Jimmy Noonan. and Summers. He had only a small past balance and said he had no money on deposit to cover the checks. He has a wife and three children and lives with his mother.
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Roy C. Pape
Dinnen Avenue
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Pappert
People's Trust Company
J. C. Michel
Bloomingdale Grocer
Louis R. Welker
Lee Ivins
Thinks Mother Has Been Ill
Mrs Daisy Ul rich Opie Grace, recently acquitted of shooting her husband Eugene H Grace in Atlanta, arrived in Philadelphia today aboard the steamship Frederick from Savannah with her mother. They went to the sister's West Philadelphia home where Grace’s blind son awaited her return, hopeful she is recovering from a severe illness.
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Philadelphia
Daisy Ulrich
Opie Grace
Eugene H. Grace
Atlanta
Frederick
Savannah
Grace
Mrs. Grace
West Philadelphia
War Veteran Reese Pritchard Dies at Marion Home
Noah Pritchard of Thorncreek township received word that his brother Reese Pritchard aged 87 died at the Old Soldiers' Home in Marion Indiana early Wednesday. He had lived in Whitley county for 63 years and served in Company I 152nd Indiana. Walter Pritchard and Undertaker Fisher left to transport the body to South Whitley for burial.
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South Whitley
Ind
Noah Pritchard
Thorncreek Township
Marion
Reese Pritchard
Whitley County
Indiana
Walter Pritchard
Fisher
Bowerman Returns Home From Fort Wayne Hospital
Perry L. Bowerman, recently brought home from the Old Fort Banitaruim in Fort Wayne, has been in very weak condition since the first of the week. Columbia City Indiana reports the health setback after his hospital discharge.
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Columbia City
Ynd
Perry L. Bowerman
Fort
Fort Wayne
Nightgown Rescues After Steamer Collision Off Manitou
Five women in night dresses were rescued from the steamer Gayley after it sank following a collision with the Rensselaer. They arrived in Duluth with nineteen crew members, later aiding in transfer to the Sandacena as rescue efforts continued in fog and rain.
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Duluth
Minn
James Gayley
Manitou
Rensselaer
Mre
E. G. Russell
Edith Russell
Miss Stone
Miss White
Buffalo
E. H. Meyers
Watertown
N. Y
Gayley
Standacona
A. H. Norton
Corliss
Soo
Hervic
M. M. Stewart
Renaselaer
Fort
Firat
Mullendore Fined in Squires Court for Trespass
Columbia City Indiana August 9 The state of Indiana v Joseph Mullendere of Peabody heard in Squire Garry's court faced a bitterly fought trespass case over weighing cattle at F M Kaufman Fort Wayne. The court found against Mullendore imposing a five dollar fine plus costs. Mullendore represented by D V Whiteleather served notice of appeal to circuit court. State assisted by W F McNagay.
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Columbia City
Ind
Indiana
Joseph Mullendere
Peabody
F. M. Kaufman
Fort Wayne
Squire Garry
Mullendore
Kaufman
D. V. Whiteleather
Atate
W. F. McNagay
Auto frame shock fractures hair loss incident
Vern Jensen of Sol dier company was repairing a Peerless car in Randall garage when a heavy electric current passed through his body. He was thrown unconscious by a short circuit, later moved to Portland flats after initial treatment at St Joseph's hospital. His recovery includes losing a large amount of hair.
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Vern Jensen
Soldier Company
Randall Garage
Jensen
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Portland Flats
Traction Fight Ends With Potential Dismissals
A clash between an interurban conductor and a Belt line motorman on West Creighton avenue near Hoagland avenue at 7 pm Thursday led to a severe beating and prompted officials to consider dismissing three Traction company employees. Passengers witnessed the brawl as authorities investigate and withhold names until inquiry concludes.
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Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana
City
West Creighton Avenue
Hoagland Avenue
Traction Company
Will Wed Wealthy Girl in West Pasadena
Bluffton Indiana Aug 9 Mr and Mrs Warren Crist of near Craigville report their son Earl Crist in Pasadena California will marry on August 15 to Grace Isadore daughter of a wealthy Pasadena manufacturer. Crist is working in the west decorating lines and succeeding in the business.
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Bluffton, Ind
Warren Crist
Craigville
Earl Crist
Pasadena
Cal
Grace Isadore
Crist
Married at Mishawaka near Kendallville in Mishawaka
Miss Myrtle Osborne daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Osborne 522 East Mitchell street and Walter W Mountz of Garrett were married at the Presbyterian manse in Mishawaka Monday evening Rev Albert A Ormand formerly pastor of the local church performed the ceremony.
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Kendallville
Ind
Myrtle Osbourne
Osborne
Mitchell Street
Walter W. Mountz
Garrett
Mishawaka
Schieman declines mayor bid urges new plan
William H. Schieman former county treasurer announces he will not seek the Fort Wayne mayoral nomination. He says petty politics deter candidacy and urges adoption of a commission form of municipal government as the path to better city management.
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William H. Schieman
Fort Wayne
Mr. Sherman
Scherman
Fort Warne
Prohibition Leaders Elect in Fort Wayne Meeting
In a special session at the Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association rooms, Fort Wayne prohibitionists outlined plans for a countywide campaign in Allen County. Officers named include Chairman A. W. Ireland, Vice Chairman W. S. Hackett, Secretary Forest P. Purfields, and Treasurer A. C. Pound. The county convention will meet August 17 at the courthouse assembly room with speeches by W. H. Hickman and A. E. Jackson as gubernatorial and lieutenant gubernatorial candidates. A convention committee will be appointed to form a county ticket.
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Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association
Fort Wayne
Allen County
A. W. Ireland
W. S.S. Hackett
Forest P. Purfields
A. C. Pound
Court House
W. H. Hickman
Indiana
Prohibition
A. E. Jackson
Miss Louise Hile to wed I. Wahl in Waterbury Conn
Kendallville Indiana August 7 Miss Louise Hile resigns as stenographer at McCray factory and departs for Waterbury Connecticut to wed I. Wahl Thursday. The bride, daughter of A. M. Hile of Albion formerly of this city, is well known. They will live in the east until spring then move to the west on the Wahl ranch.
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Kendallville
Ind
Louise Hile
McCray
Waterbury
Conn
I. Wahl
A. M. Hile
Albion
Pence Family Reunion At Thi-Lake Resort
The Pence families held their annual reunion at Thi-Lake resort in Columbia City Indiana on Thursday August 9 drawing over a hundred attendees. A fine program and pleasant atmosphere marked the event, among the most enjoyable in several years.
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Columbia City
Ind
Thi-Lake Resort
One Robber Killed During Howe Post Office Robbery
Special to The Sentinel Howe Indiana August 9 an effort to rob the Howe post office failed when a charge of nitroglycerine exploded in the safe killing one of three robbers instantly. The dead man lay in front of the office. two others escaped as authorities scour the countryside for them. Postmaster James Zook said $300 in cash and stamps were in the safe but the blast wrecked the interior. the dead man’s identity was not established. A watch stopped at 2 48 am at the time of the final explosion and a speeding car may indicate the fleeing criminals.
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Sentinel
Howe
Ind
Charles Nichols
Howe State Bank
James Zook
Lagrange County
Zook
Nichols
Todd
Lagrange
Inspector Piatt Responds to Lima Safe-Tow Attempt
Postoffice Inspector W. B. Piatt of the Fort Wayne district was notified by wire this morning of an attempt to tow the post office safe at Lima or Howe. He left at once for the scene and has begun an investigation.
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Postoffice
W. B. Piatt
Fort Wayne
Lima
Howe
Piatt
Aged Warsawian Dead Summarized
Simon Hartman aged eighty years died Thursday at his daughter's home in Warsaw Indiana after weeks of asthma. He had lived in Warsaw twenty years and is survived by his widow and five children.
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Warsaw
Ind
Simon Hartman
E. M. Baker
Hartman
Civil service exam set for Zanesville vacancy
Zanesville Indiana announces a civil service examination on August 31, 1913 at Ossian to fill the vacancy caused by Robert Clark's resignation. The office paid $460 for the past year.
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Zanesville
Ind
Ossian
Robert Clark
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