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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1906

Page

10

WRECKING CASE WARRANTS ISSUED IN MILWAUKEE AVENUE BANK SCHEME

Ten warrants issued by Judge Kersten in Chicago for the Milwaukee Avenue bank case name Paul O. Stensland Henry W. Hering Theodore Stensland and others. Charges include conspiracy perjury larceny forged notes and forgery involving multiple sums and several named victims.

Chicago Milwaukee Avenue Bank Kerstei Smith Milwaukee Argonne State Bank Paul O. Stensland Henry W. Hering Theodore Stensland Marius Kirkby S. Herhold

Still Others Quoted Guilty In Milwaukee Bank Forgery

Chicago reports that Paul O Stensland is not the sole forger in the Milwaukee Avenue bank fraud. Authorities now suspect at least three other men plus cashier Hering involved in forging signatures and loot totaling over 500000 dollars. Directors Frank R Crane Marius Kirkeby and M A Labay were summoned for questioning as detectives probe independent robbery lines.

Chicago Paul O. Stensland Milwaukee Avenue Hering Stensland Savings Department States Attorney Frank R. Crane Marius Kirkeby M. A. Labay Henry W. Hering

Teller Dies by Own Hand in Milwaukee Avenue Bank Crash

Frank J. Kowalski, a savings teller at the Milwaukee Avenue State bank, shot himself at home after the crash amid threats and accusations he was involved. Neighbors say he was innocent. his finances showed modest deposits and a family stake in the bank.

Chicago Frank J. Kowalski Milwaukee Avenue State Bank Crash North Carpentier Street Westeray Joseph Kowalski Paul O. Stensland Henry W. Hering August J. Kowalski Ashland Avenue

Curse Dead Man's Body at Kowalski Home

Police were summoned to Kowalski residence to preserve order during an inquest into the death of Frank Kowalski a teller in Chicago on August 11.

Kowalski Chicago Olice Frank Kowalski Teller F

Missing Bank President Believed To Flee To Mexico

Fort Worth Texas August 11 Paul C Stensland fugitive bank president from Chicago visited Fort Worth with Henry V Adams a former Chicago broker Adams traveled from New Orleans with the man and says Stensland plans a health trip into Mexico Police in border towns were alerted to his movements

Fort Worth Tex Paul C. Stensland Chicago Henry V. Adams Chicago Commission Mexico Adams New Orleans Stensland

Onion Banquet A Glowing Success At Wolf Lake

About 2 000 people attended the Onion day festival at Wolf Lake Indiana with 300 onion growers and Whitley county residents. Speeches by B F Shively C C Gilliams and J W Mohr highlighted the event along with two bands and a baseball score of Albion 5 Wolf Lake 10. Exhibits showcased this year’s crop including around 100 displays and notable onion quality. Officials of the Indianapolis Goshen interurban and Fort Wayne and South Bend Air Line attended amid interurban development talk. Peppermint specimens were also on display.

Wolf Lake Ind Whitley County B. F. Shively South Band C. C. Gilliams Congress J. W. Mohr Indianapolis- Goshen

Harvest Hand Captured in Greene County Kidnapping

Charles Holliday a harvest hand was jailed in Pratt Kansas on charges of beating and kidnapping Grace Bolan seventeen from a farmer near Cullison. After accosting the Bolan home he struck the girl with a shotgun and drove her away before being captured at Greensburg and brought to Pratt.

Pratt Kan Charles Holliday Grace Bolan Cullison Holliday Bolan Greensburg

Man in court abandons suicide plan after conviction

Pittsburg Aug 11 George Robinsteen faced the criminal court with a revolver and poison in his pockets planning self harm if sentenced. Convicted of conspiracy in the Eleanor Iron and Steel collapse he received a $500 fine and six months in the workhouse. He surrendered his weapons and poison and chose to live.

Pittsburg George Robinsteen Criminal Court Eleanor Iron and Steel Company

Woman from Marietta jumps train near Cincinnati

Estella Bloomingdale of Marietta Ohio suffered a nervous disorder for weeks and is believed temporarily deranged after leaping from a train near Cincinnati yesterday. She is described as a woman of high character and spotless reputation.

Marietta Ohio Estella Bloomingdale Cincinnati

Former Official Sentenced in Chicago Irregularities Case

John A. Cooke, former clerk of the Chicago circuit court, was sentenced by Judge Ben M. Smith to an indeterminate term not to exceed five years in the penitentiary and fined $2,000 after motions for a new trial and arrest of judgment were overruled.

Chicago John A. Cooke Ben M. Smith

Bryan Arrives in Paris for Four Day Visit

William J. Bryan and party reached Paris with his wife and daughter and were greeted by friends at the station. They dined at the Hotel Ritz hosted by ex-Governor David R. Francis. Bryan declined to discuss his presidential candidacy further and noted France's social reforms alongside views of democratic development worldwide.

Paris William J. Bryan Colonel Wetmore Dunlap Bryan Ritz David R. Francis St. Louis United States France India Japan China Mrs. Bryan Notre Dame Cathedral Seine Pantheon Fontainebleau

Bryan Nomination Seen as Certain by Francis

A Paris cable notes David R. Francis of St. Louis says the Democratic party will nominate William Jennings Bryan in 1908. Francis, who backed Palmer and Buckner in 1896, now supports Bryan without qualification.

New York Herald Paris Democratic Party W. J. Bryan David R. Francis St. Louis Francis Palmer and Buckner Mr. Bryan

New Realty Firm Organized To Handle Southwest Lands

The American Investment and Development company, incorporated for 160000 dollars, plans large scale realty dealings. Based in Fort Wayne with C. E. Hadsell as president, the firm will handle lands mainly in the southwest and act as industrial agent for railroads and manufacturers. The 250 plus stockholders span seven states, with officers and directors from Fort Wayne and Michigan cities.

American Investment and Development Company Fort Wayne C. E. Hadsell Southwest C. E B. Hadsell Ind G. L. Bart Joseph W. Putnam Grand Rapids Mich C. J. Sanger J. G. Stafford G. L. Bort I. G. Stafford A. I Shepard Plainwell Benjamin Ff. Harper Washington, D. C H. G Dyarman Payne J. A. Shellhorn Bloomville Frank Ashbaucher Bluffton M. N. Loehr Claypool Henry F. Rase Huntington E. O. Rose Angola Geo. E. Gage Garrett, Ind Herman Kreuger Kendallville Henry Krick Monroeville Henry P. Foglesang Springport P. B Raymond Cedar Rapids

Nation Now Goes After Ice Trust

The Interstate Commerce Commission will investigate the local ice trust and associated railroads in Toledo Ohio. Commissioner Clements may join Commission Cockrell with Luther M Walter as special agent to lead the inquiry, timed for next Tuesday, amid a Roosevelt supervison of the case and prior grand jury activity.

Toledo Ice Trust Combine Interstate Commerce Clements Cockrell Luther M. Walter Commission Roosevelt Cutor Wachenheimer Kinkade Ice Men

Thomas H Hughes Identified As Decomposed Body Found Near South Whitley

The badly decomposed body found at the Nickel Plate bridge over Eel river two miles east of South Whitley was identified by James E Hughes as his brother Thomas H Hughes an iron worker with Kerr Murray Manufacturing. Coroner Brenneman investigates uncertain death manner. no foul play suspected.

Nickel Plate Bridge Eel River South Whitley James E. Hughes Pennsylvania Roundhouse Thomas H. Hughes Kerr Murray Manufacturing Company J. F. Brenneman Hughes Russell Galbreath M. L. Galbreath Elmer Leininger Julius Leininger Columbia City C. S. Albertson Taylor Newcomb William Nichols T. E .Hughes Walnut Street Mary J. Hughes Charles Steel Chicago Fort Wayne Gas Company James LE. Hughes Emma Florence Anna Hughes James E Frank M. Hughes John Huges Cincinnati J. T. Leary Howey Baltimore

Marksman Accident Shoots Adams Farmer Near Conrad

Deputy sheriffs investigated a hunting accident that lightly wounded Henry Thiesman, a prominent Adams township farmer, when two shooters at a hornet nest fired from about thirty rods away. The shot struck Thiesman in the right cheek but caused no serious injury and no affidavit was filed. Herman J. Hoppe of Fort Wayne and Marshall E. Glass were nearby in a woods at the time.

Henry Thiesman Adams Township Conrad Herman J. Hoppe Marshall E. Glass Hartle Hattery Thiesman Hoppe Fort Wayne Glass

Indiana Leads National Haymakers in Membership Growth

Bridgeport Connecticut August 11 The annual session of the national Haymakers association opened today. Reports from secretary and treasurer show the group thriving with membership up 3000 during the year to a total of 48000. Indiana takes the lead, pushing Pennsylvania from first to second in numbers.

Bridgeport Conn National Haymakers Association Pennsylvania Indiana

Will Demand Child in Court Case in Huntington Indiana

Newton Farr of Danville Indiana seeks court action after an attempt to kidnap his son from the boy's grandparents home was thwarted. The case centers on custody and safeguarding the child, with Farr seeking custody and resolution in court.

Labor chief denounces Panama canal labor plan

Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, attacks the Panama Canal Commission for introducing Chinese coolies and lengthening work hours beyond eight. He says the move violates law and principle and recalls his prior protest to Chairman Shonts.

Washington Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Isthmian Canal Commission Isthmus Panama Panama Canal United States Panama Zone Panama Canal Zone Shonts

Shonts Reports Panama Canal Work Underway

T P Shonts and Joseph B Bishop arrived from Colon aboard the Panama. Shonts said conditions in the canal zone were favorable and improving. He cited labor enrollment of Spanish workers and advertising for Chinese laborers, noted the rising death rate from 1% to 5% as better than typical camps, and reported no yellow fever recently with only one death from 37 cases.

New York T. P. Shonts Joseph B. Bishop Panama Canal Commission Colon Panama Shonts

Pastor Confesses Dual Life For Six Years

Rev Samuel V Williams pastor of the First Christian church in Portage removed from his post after confessing a six year dual life. He says he and his wife have lived incompatibly and will not reconcile. Trustees questioned mental balance, noting exaggerations amid letters that weighed on him. A prior anonymous accusation of indignities from a woman could not be substantiated. The report ends with a mention of Oyster Bay Bay Le ts he.

Laporte Ind Samuel V. Williams First Christian Church Williams Oyster BAY

Prison Break At Kokomo Police Lockup Reported

Five prisoners escaped from the corridor area of Liberty Kokomo police headquarters after the iron door lock was smashed. Two of the escapees were held on grand larceny charges. The incident was not discovered until the following morning.

Kokomo Ind

Indiana county fairs open next week across five counties

Five Indiana counties schedule annual fairs for August with dates in mid month. Delaware fair runs August 13 to 16 in Muncie, Spencer fair August 13 to 18 at Spencer, Clinton fair August 14 to 17 in Frankfort, Posey fair August 14 to 17 in Mount Vernon, and Decatur fair August 14 to 17 in Greensburg.

Indianapolis Indiana Delaware County Muncie Spencer County Spencer Clinton County Frankfort Mount Vernon Decatur County Greensburg

Ice Cream Ties to Typhoid Outbreak in Eminence

Fifteen typhoid cases reported from Eminence Indiana after attendees at a local social ate ice cream. The Indiana state board of health is asked to investigate whether the dessert served at the event caused the epidemic.

Indianapolis Eminence Ind State Board of Health

Former Revolutionists Detained in Panama Conspiracy

Panama on August 11 reports police captured seventeen Colombian former revolutionary generals and a Mexican, all recently arrived, on conspiracy charges. Authorities plan deportation as pernicious foreigners. Secret details withheld amid rumored liberal party links.

Panama Ruiz Sandoval Arias Panama Liberal Party Republic of Panama

Prohibition State Ticket Listed by Secretary of State

State ticket slate announced with names including A. L. Crim Crawfordsville for Secretary of State William H. Kell ar Corydon Charles M. Lemon Indianapolis Charles F. Holler South Bend Daniel E Speicher Urbana W O Bailey Angola Allan D Hole Earlham College Richmond Dr Millard F Gerrish Seymour

A. L. Crim Crawfordsville William H. Kelar Corydon Charles M. Lemon Indianapolis Charles F. Holler South Bend Daniel E. Speicher Urbana W. O. Bailey Angola Allan D. Hole Earlham College Richmond Millard F. Gerrish Seymour

Prohibition County Ticket header listing local candidates

Senator J C DeLong Monroeville. Legislature J F Connelly Fort Wayne Geo G Wilson Harlan John Parr Roanoke. Prosecuting Att'y A S Covell. Clerk D J Barnhart Monroeville. Auditor J F C McMahen. Treasurer Jos B Haifley Spencer ville. Sheriff Albert W Irelan. Commissioners Oris Youse Monroeville A J Paff Hunter town Wm L Robinson. County Council W H Morton Adam Hamilton John Van Buskirk Isaac Plants. Councilmen at large Sam Wass Jr A C Pound David Evard. Coroner Dr Engle Monroeville. County Assessor Harn Moffet.

J. C. DeLong Monroeville J. F. Connelly Fort Wayne Geo. G. Wilson Harlan John Parr Roanoke Covell R. G D. J. Barnhart J. F. C. McMahen Jos. B. Haifley Spencerville Albert W. Irelan City Oris Youse A. J. Paff Huntertown Wm. L. Robinson W. H. Morton Adam Hamilton John van Buskirk Isaac Plants Sam Wass, Jr A. C. Pound David Evard Engle Harn

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Chicago Bank Tellier Teller Bea Texas Little Noble County Village Kansas Girl Rensselaer MR. Francis Nation Toledo Combine Interstate Commerce Commission Coolie Labor Mrs. Longworth Prohibition Prohibition County Ticket Lima College Charles Christian Miller Rad Lima A. J. Rousery Harrison Street Ganger Zimmerman Chas Harrison St Fort Wayne, Ind Matronac Henry C. Paul Chas. E. Bond Wm. H. Rowen Cashier Stephen Morris Clement P. App, John H. Bass BE. C. Becks Wm. A. Bohn Stephen B. Bond John W. Eggemann Fitzpatrick Chas. G. Guild Willis Hattersley A. Ely Hoffman G. Max Hoffman Gaylord M. Leslie John M. Landenberger Henry F. Moelering Mosaman Wm. EK Noble Henry Paul John C. Peters George W. Pixley Edward M Wilson C. E. Pfeiffer Bass Block Uneeda Biscuit
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