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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1911

Page

8

City Officials Push Grand Jury Probe of Track Elevation Deals

City Attorney Hogan says the administration will press for a grand jury inquiry into alleged dishonest deals with the Wabash and Pennsylvania railroads over property vacated for track elevation. Prosecutor Thomas warns a public libel suit may be the only path to publicity, as grand juries are not convened during court vacations.

Circuit Court Wabash Pennsylvania Harry G. Hogan Thomas Lake George Messrs Jesse Grive Frank T. Beney G. A. Schwegman E. Lennon H. G. Hogan City Entlemen Journal-Gazette Allen Grand Jury Albert E. Thomas Grice Board of Works Hogan Fridax Hogan

Four Horses Killed by Lightning Near Fort Wayne

Four horses on farms near Fort Wayne died during a weekend electrical storm. Two Berghorn dairy horses west of Brookside were struck in pasture, a Cramer mare in Washington township perished, and a Culbertson horse in Lake township also fell to lightning. The storms arrived about 4 am with a heavy western and northern shower.

Fort Wayne Gerhard Berghorn Brookside William Cramer Washington Township Berghorn Allen County Ed Culbertson Lake Township

Charter Delivered To Ke kionga Hive No 88 Ladies of the Maccabees

The charter of Ke kionga hive No 88 of the Ladies of the Maccabees was delivered by Miss Maude Briley of Fairfield district state deputy. The new hive, already sizable, is officered by Adeline Miller as past commander Blige Bowen as commander.

Kekionga Hive Ladies of the Maccabees Maude Briley Feirmann Adeline Miller Blige ‘Bowen

Crazy Man Attacks Inmate and Breaks Ward Supplies

Almon Bajavicz a Polish laborer recently jailed for plotting to kill his family with an ax assaulted a jail ward by tearing plumbing loose attacked prisoner Turnkey Charlie Aker and bit his finger. Deputies restrained him and he was moved to the county infirmary for placement in the insane ward.

Almon Bajavicz Charlie Aker Ed Courdevey Barney Schonefeld

Saloon Owners Succumb To Police Order

Saloon proprietors where social clubs operate were visited by Chief of Police Abbott on Friday and ordered to quit business. They offered no objections, saying they were pressured to protect trade as rivals adopted Sunday drinking schemes. Authorities pledged close monitoring to curb new venues beginning tomorrow.

Abbott

Lena A Bad Dreamer

Miss Lena Wapple, a stenographer in this city, …

Lena Peru Ind Aig Lena Wapple

Shriners Banquet Speaker Fined Over Gag Rule

At Germania park the Mizpah Temple patrol and band held an annual outing with a chicken dinner. George Waldschmidt began a long oration but Illustrious Potentate E H Merritt paid a fine to avoid hearing it. Waldschmidt later stopped payment on his 1.25 assessment, protesting the gag rule as other amusements unfolded.

George Waldschmidt Mizpah Temple Mystic Shrine Germania Park E. H. Merritt Myron Downing Noble Merritt Noble Waldschmidt Waldschmidt Harry Jones Shriners Cc. D. Tille

Monroeville Builds New School and Sisters’ Residence

Monroeville Indiana expects the new St Rose Catholic church school and sisters residence to be completed by October with dedication mid month. Rt Rev Bishop Alerding of Fort Wayne will preside. The complex costs over 7000 dollars on Mulberry and Forest streets with the church on the square. The pastor Rev Norbet Felden, ordained in 1905, has led the parish two years to strong esteem.

St. Rose Catholic Church Alerding Fort Wayne Churc Mulberry Street Forest Street Norbet Felden Chas. H. Thiele St. Peter’s Church North Judson Monroeville John Grogan John Hoss B. Hartman F. von Schwedler L. R. Paquet F. J. Dandurand Thomas Conroy Crawfordsville Charles Keyser

Senator Frye Burial Marks Lewiston Funeral Day

United States senator William Pierce Frye who served 30 years and held the presidency pro tempore of the senate was buried in Lewiston Maine. A public funeral followed a private ceremony with scores of federal state and municipal officials in attendance. Business in Lewiston was suspended during the services.

Lewiston Wm. Pierce ‘Frye United Senate United States Congress

Street Car and Auto Lock Owned by Dr H

Fragmentary notice suggests ownership by Dr H in a street car and auto lock context with unclear details and attribution.

Dr. H Seconeh

Father Clark A Grand Old Man Over 100 At Winona Service

Warsaw Indiana resident William Samuel Clark known as Father Clark is reported at 100 plus years old and active. He summers with son Fred S. Clark in this city and winters with daughter Mrs. James C. Malcolm in Cleveland. He attributes health to temperate habits and early rising. He has a long life of sea travel farming and postmaster service and remains a popular, devout figure at Winona meetings with five of his eleven children living.

Winona William Samuel Clark Clark Fred S. Clark James C. Malcolm Cleveland Ohio Sentinel Center Lake Mr. Clark England Faversham Mediterranean Archangel Russia America Ashland County Gairy Ruggles Sullivan Father Clark Winon Jerome Biggs Sandusky W. G. Clark J. C. Malcolm R. L. Lashels Crestline This City

Lords Victory in Commons Moves to End Constitutional Clash

London Aug 11 official report states Lords will not insist on amendments to the veto bill and accept Commons’ consequential change. Morley motion adopted 131 to 114 ending a long constitutional struggle. The government seeks unity among unionists on reform of the Lords and potential home rule implications for Ireland.

London House of Commons House of Lords Asquith Lords Morley Viscount Morley Ireland Rd ‘Lansdowne Ini England Dublin Freeman's Journal Independent of Dublin

Funeral for Fred A Hull Held in Wabash

Former Fort Wayne resident Fred A Hull died at his Bluffton home after a trolley wreck in Poneto on May 28 left a shoulder fracture. Post mortem showed a brain blood clot and physicians attributed most of his death to injuries. He was 53 and survived by his widow. Hull had lived in Fort Wayne for about twenty years and later worked as a printer in Bluffton.

Fred. A. Hull Fort Wayne Bluffton Wabash Constantine Mich Newspaper Union Weat Broadway

Divorce Suit by Blue Island Woman After 46 Years

Frances Kick of Blue Island sues Fredd Kick for desertion in Judge Devere’s court. The 72 year old widow recalls her husband’s roving travels since 4 years of separation, noting his Civil War veteran status and the plan to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary.

Chicago Frances Kick Blue Island Godfrey Kick Wooster Ohio

Fort Wayne to Open Enamelled Wire Plant

Fort Wayne will host a new industry for enamelled wire in a plant at Wall Street foot, under the Dudlo Manufacturing Co. George A. Jacobs leads the venture, with W. E. Mossman and B. Paul Mossman aiding financially. Jacobs, former Fort Wayne resident now in Cleveland, brings a proven enamel wire process through testing in recent years.

Fort Wayne Wall Street George A. Jacobs Cleveland W. E. Mossman B. Paul Mossman Jacobs Mr. Jacobs W. E. Mosaman Dudlo Manufacturing Company

Harvesters Defend Itself Against Townsend Report

Edgar Bancroft for International Harvester disputes the Townsend investigation findings as false and inaccurate. He says there is no patent on knotters, no binder twine monopoly, and asserts strong competition among twine makers. He notes foreign price claims are unfounded and cites past price reductions in 1912.

Washington Townsend Edgar Bancroft International Harvester Company House “Steel Trust Burdette Townsend Department of Agriculture International The Bancroft United States Steel Corporation Harvester Company Steel Corporation Wisconsin Steel Company the International

Merger Claim Describes Independent Control Of Properties

The statement asserts properties were bought without influence or control by old companies and that most officers and stockholders of those firms had no role in running the International, instead selling their interests and retiring.

The International

Filipino officer weds in Philippine ceremony

Fort Wayne native Jewell F. Younge, now a Philippine constabulary lieutenant, wed Senorita Carmen Almeida on July 5 in San Fernando La Union. Younge, son of the late Dr. J. W. Younge, studied medicine in Louisville before joining the Philippine forces and rising to lieutenant. His bride is the daughter of El Senor and Senora Lucinda Almeida. The ceremony at the parents home featured military honors. Younge’s mother, Mrs. De Etta Younge, lives in Huntington.

Fort Wayne Jewell F. Younge Philippine Constabulary Louisville Philippines Constabulary el Senor Vy Senora Lucinda Almeida San Fernando Younge de~ Etta Younge Huntington Culver Military School Philippine Constabulary Service

Bob Dickson Starts Private Detective Agency in Fort Wayne

Robert Dickson, a retired city police captain and detective, opens a private detective agency with offices in room 6 of the North American building. Since leaving the force he has focused on private detective work for the Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Co and other clients, and he located Peter Cosentino at Petoskey Michigan a few weeks ago.

Robert Dickson Tong North American Dickson Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company Peter Cosentino Petoskey Mich

Bethany Presbyterian Plans New Building and Fund Drive

The Bethany Presbyterian Church led by Rev. C. O. Shirey will build a new modern Sunday school building as membership grows. A lawn social and ice cream sale on West Main and Cherry streets next Friday evening will raise funds for the building project.

Bethany Presbyterian Church O. Shirey West Main and Cherry Streets

Woman of Resource Seizes Peddler After Steam Train Attack

Chicago August 11 A peddler Joseph Wood accused of mistreating ten year old Elizabeth Salaba was captured by an irate mother while pursued by a cab man and turned over to police Mrs Salaba witnessed the attack and her daughter said the assailant struck.

Chicago Joseph Wood Elizabeth Salaba

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CTY Will Press Ladies’ of Maccabees Crazy Man Mystic Shriners George ‘Waldschmidt Senator Frye Calliaun Call “‘Wayne-an Warsaw Fred A. Hull Foot of Fort Warne Harvester Trust Townsend Inquiry Lieut Heart of San Fernando Bella Bob” Dickson Bethany Church
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