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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1911

Page

2

Motive Seen in Beattie Murder Trial Trial Closes Surprise Witness

The Beattie murder trial in Chesterfield Court House, Virginia, features the appearance of Mrs. R V Owen mother of the victim who testifies about Beattie’s troubled home life and Beattie Jr’s possible motive. Prosecutors seek to show the suspect killed to hide his dissipation from his father.

Chesterfield Court House Henry Clay Beattie Gill Beatty R. V. Owen Chesterfield Wendenburg Beatties Beattie Cowt House Richmond Dua L. L. Scherer Carter Scherer George Jones Jones Mrs. Owen Owen Dover Cour Young Beattie Smith

German Day Fest Highlights Liberty and Culture at Mania Park

Report on a German day celebration where Joseph Keller defended the German American movement as educational and anti tyranny. The event featured singing societies, Turnverein performances, and a 9 to 0 Germania baseball win over Fort Wayne Treers, plus athletic contests for boys and girls and various prize results.

United Singing Societies Adolph Simminger Turnverein Vorwaerts Trrmania Fort Warne Treers Germania Jeffries Masel Casepeare Trambrecht Watt Harmeyer Smithers Presser McClain Rainey Cook Tisers Creie Teech Giaxnaser Weickert Cartwright Schwain Henling Miller Freimuth Rainer Rocks

Storm reports few coastwise dangers amid widespread damage

Savannah reports all ships safe with the Clyde line Apache towed toward Charleston after a near catastrophe at sea. Tybee hotel unroofed and Tybee plazas swept away as winds damaged property for miles around Savannah and the cotton crop. Isle of Palms guests endured terror during the storm with all rescued by tug today. Charleston area suffered large property losses. no lives yet reported.

Savannah Charleston City of New York Montgomery Tybee Tybee Island Augusta Isle of Pines Isle of Palms

Beattie Cousin of Henry Clay Beattie Jr Indicted for Wife Murder

Chesterfield Court Virginia August 29 Paul D Beattie cousin of Henry Clay Beattie Jr faced tough cross examination as defense counsel questioned witnesses about yesterday’s testimony alleging a confrontation with a prisoner linked to the murder case Beattie remained unmoved under the volley of questions while the trial proceeded

Paul Beattie Henry Clay Beatrie, Jr Henry Henry Clay Beattie, Jr John Sandifer Harry M. Smith Heary C. Beattie, Jr Paul Revan Binford Henry ¢. Beattie, Jr Attomney Smith Sandifer Henry C. Beattie, Jr Henry and m Henry Chiv Beattie Harry AL. Smith Muchetter Alt. Brmith Flenry Clay Beattie, Jr Paul Gertie Smith Leing Menrys Cley Peattie Munch Ale Smith Poutenttie Mary Perntttie Wanith Marnan Chesterfield Court Paul D. Beattie

Bluffton Notes From Wells County Institute and Local News

The Wells county teachers institute opened with a large crowd and noted instructors Dr. A B Vian Orimer Dr W o S Currell and Mrs K G Hankennier. Local divorces injuries travel arrivals weddings and player transfers are listed among Bluffton happenings.

Bluitton Ccto Cotton Cotten Orie Lyons Rite Lanning LeRoy Deihl Bluffton James Chaddock United States Canada I. W. Cook Davghters Justine Irene Los Angeles Cal Abram Dyrien Tda Steckwil Mr and Atlas Michael Roberts Kerstone Russia Geneva Walter Scott Lawn

Beaver Evening Service Set At Chapel

A Beaver community notice announces an evening gathering at the chapel next Thursday. Details are sparse but the event is scheduled for the upcoming week.

North Side group votes to retain taxes for river, lighting

The North Side Civic Improvement association met at Bloomingdale school and overwhelmingly approved keeping the river improvement tax levy for next year and the current levy for extending and improving municipal lighting. They backed opening St Marys avenue beneath the Nickel Plate tracks, favored Barthold street bridge work, and discussed Fourth street grading and a new Wells street bridge after the east side Maumee bridge.

North Side Civic Improvement Association Bloomingdale St. Mary's Avenue S. K. Blair Osage Street Mebraska North Side North Side Association Fred L- Barthold Wells and Cass Streets Bloomingdale Park David Felger Fourth Street Henry Vrinke Jr John Schaefer James Erwin Herman Witte A. KK. Fahlsing Charles Beck Kelly Board of Public Works Pranklin Avenue G. RR Raibreac

Catholic bishops attend corner stone rites in Rome City

Bishop WH J Alerding and secretary Rev Wm G Auller left Sunday for Rome City after attending the corner stone ceremony of the Church of the Precious Blood. Rev John R Quintin returns from a western trip via Yellowstone Park. Rev Edward Mongovan hosts Rev E H F Croll, Rev F J Wrobel, and Rev Norbert Felden. St Andrew's academy begins the new year September 11 with Sister Theodora and three Franciscan sisters. Sisters Concordia and Antota are visiting.

WH. J. Alerding Wm. CG. Auller Church of the Precious Blood Rome City John R. Quintin Yelowstone Park Edward Mongovan Areola EH. F. C. Kroll FE. J. Wrobel Norbert Felden Monroeville St. Andrew's Academy Theodora Lafayette Concordia Antota

Methodist Day At Robison Park Draws Fort Wayne Crowd

Methodist day at Robison Park on Thursday aims to attract a large Fort Wayne district crowd. Newdali ville and New Haven will send excursion parties via interurban. Allen county Methodists plan debates on city versus country church as the highlight with basket dinners and games for all.

Robison Park Fort Wayne Newdaliville New Haven Allen County

Dr. McGoogan Dies Former Fort Wayne Physician

Former Fort Wayne physician Dr. McGoogan, once a Democrat who later supported Republicans, died leaving a widow. He had been active in local politics and once sought the congress nomination but was defeated by C. C. Gilliam of LaGrange. The couple resided on West Jefferson Street and visited in April while he was in apparent good health.

Death of Dr. George B. McGoogan in Mobile Typhoid Case

Dr. George B. McGoogan consul to Progreso Mexico died in Mobile at Providence infirmary after a four day illness from typhoid fever. He was transported from Progreso in very ill condition and the remains will be shipped tonight to Fort Wayne with his wife accompanying the casket.

Mobile Ala George B. McGoogan Progreso Mexico Providence Infirmary Fort Wayne Louis Schmoe, Sr Ne Street Emanuel Imtheran

Edwards Camp to Initiate Fifteen Applicants at Hall

Edwards camp No. 3127 Modern Woodmen of America will initiate fifteen applicants this evening at its hall. Degree work will be conducted by charter members of the camp and roll call will be a feature of the meeting. One applicant is sixteen years old.

Picnic in Grove at St Andrew's Church

The St Andrew's Catholic church congregation plans a picnic at Reuter's grove on Lator day with music by a band and parish ladies serving refreshments. A Monday meeting listed committees led by John Hageman and John McNulty with many others, plus event roles including fortune wheel by John M McNulty and stands for ice cream soft drinks and tandy.

St. Andrew's Catholic Church Reuter’s Grove John Hageman Herman Bueter Henry Hoevel John McNulty Louis Kintz August Lanternier John Myers Charles Matthews Herman Fenker Mesdames William Hoevel Rudolph Fenker Joseph Hoodman Edmund Lanternier August Theismain John Meehan Fortune Wheel John M McNulty Albert Zuber Charles Matthews

Boonville Triple Murder Shocks Southern Indiana

Richard Lee and his wife were murdered with a hammer and their 11 year old son Clarence shot and burned in Boonville. Their older son William Lee was arrested on murder charges after apparently fleeing the blaze and claiming he woke to the fire. Insurance totaling $5000 was found on Richard and Clarence.

Boonville Ind Indiana Richard Lee Lee Lees Newburg William Lee Wiliam Lee Warrick County Wiliam Mina Tanner Newbury Clarence

Hospital Plans $10,000 Improvements in Heating and Fire Safety

The Lutheran hospital in the city seeks $10,000 for fire safety and heating upgrades. At a Sunday board meeting, delegates from all associated congregations discussed fundraising, noting improved finances and a new pathological laboratory with a dedicated pathologist. The facility reports strong growth and a busy nursing staff.

Lutheran Hospital Wh. Wambsgansz Rue. Lange Reve Push Stoeppeiwerth Laral Dir Grandy On. Daemling

Taft Speech Hurts Taft Support in Indiana Says Lee

Richmond Ind August 29 Edward Lee chairman of the state Republican committee says President Tafts Massachusetts address risks alienating Indiana voters in the coming campaign. Lee has toured sixty counties and sees a generally favorable outlook but doubts the Massachusetts speech will help.

Richmond Ind Edward Lee State Republican Committee Taft Massachussetts Indiana Lee Chicago Indianapolis

Two London Tourists Presumed Found Frozen in Swiss Glacier

Tourists crossing the Loetschen glacier near Berne saw faces in the ice and, aided by guides, the two dead men were chipped from the glacier and raised to the surface. They are likely the London travelers Bemnbecke and Coin who vanished fourteen years ago.

Berne Switzerland Loetschen Glacier London Bemnbecke Coin

Acquittal in Cruelty Case as Five Dollar Horse Noted

Al Overly was acquitted on cruelty charges though testimony showed he disposed of his old nag for $5. Judge said a five dollar horse driver deserves conviction. Other cases include John Taylor held for theft from a butcher shop till cash drawer, and Ed Murphy fined for drunkenness.

Booth Fall Mound EH. W. Fronth Henry al Overly Coutot “Puestley Overly John Taylor West Main Street William L. Lampke Lampke Charles McElroy Clinton Street al Upleger Upleger Ed Murphy Hol Kehoe Mike Merrick

Dr John W Reed Dies at Renard J Stock Farm

Portland Indiana August 29 Dr John W Reed a local veterinary surgeon owner of the Renard J Stock Farm southeast of the city and one of the best known horsemen in this region died at his home on South Meridian street shortly after midnight Sunday.

Portland Ind John W. Reed Renard J. Stock Farm South Meridian Street

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Beulah B Binford A. G. Franklin Beulah Binford Binford Watson Joseph Keller Germania Park Henry Merver Hulda Puff Elsie Wutzler Minnie Lohse Marie Wittemann Bours Herbert Lederer Herbert Wessel Ilans Bertels Frieda Wissel Clara Nahrwood Minnie “Ametsceh Minnie Rust Olea Orulieh Bluffton News Beaver Chapel Beaver DR. &. B. M’googan Tage One Shoemaker’s Bench Dr. McGoogan Will St. Andrew’s Church Maumee Board of Lutheran Institution Aise Lee ID Hamilton Dollar Horse
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