Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel in Fort Wayne, Indiana

Page 1

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1904

Page

1

Women Will Demonstrate Alley Cleaning In City Squares

Mrs Charles B Woodworth Mrs Sam R Taylor and Mrs 8 H Baker form a civic committee of the Woman's Club league asking the board of public works for permission to clean alleys in the squares bounded by Wayns Berry Harrison and Calhoun as a sanitation demonstration. The request was read but no action taken. The project would be funded by the club, run as an experiment for three months with supervision and a contracted worker.

Charles B. Woodworth Sam R. Taylor 8. H. Baker Woman’s Club League Board of Public Works Wayns, Berry, Harrison and Calhoun Streets

Northern Indiana News Briefs and Local Incidents

In Elkhart John Huggins, 74, dies. Huntington considers a Knights of Columbus council. Adam Brumbaugh, 80, fractures a hip in Warren. Bluffton boy, 13, injured by a falling tree. A truck crash near Bluffton kills eight hogs owned by Ed Markley. Riverside Park at Andrews to be dedicated Sunday. Warsaw farmer Charles W. Scott, 57, nominated for joint senator of Kosciusko-Mar. Fern resident James B. Fulwhler, 91, ill at home. longtime justice of the peace. At Rock Creek Center, Otto Fisher, 25, loses a leg in threshing accident. Muncie girls celebrate Miss Lillian Smith’s 16th birthday by hazing rites. Lydia Bremback of Wabash hosts Fern Fisher of Kokomo. burglar alarmed. Rev. Leshle J. Naftzger receives D D degree from Clark University. Orrin Emich and Homer Poor killed by lightning near Xaox. Arthur Conner, William White, John Schultz, Grayton Hatter injured. Clinton Township’s Mrs. John Dunlap jailed for theft of 235. stepson suspects, trap set with a marked will. confession reportedly made.

Adam Brumbaugh Warren John Justus Charles W. Scott Warsaw Democrats Kosciusko Huntington County Otto Fisher Muncie Lillian Smith Lydia Bremback Wabash Fern Fisher Kokomo Orrin Emich Homer Poor Arthur Conner William White John Schultz Grayton Hatter Xaox John Dunlap Clinton Township Ecshart County Govden

Logansport Boys Strike in Courtship Retaliation

In Logansport Indiana on Aug 28, a public quarrel over courting led to a round robin pledge by over thirty young men to abstain from spending on the young women they favor until January 1, 1908. They vow to stag theater, skip gifts, and avoid financed buggy rides, continuing to escort those who accept the terms while keeping signer identities secret. Letters supporting either side are expected to fill two local columns tomorrow.

Logansport Ind Loganusport Ivery

Aged farmer sues minister in suit over alleged alienation

Edward C. Hilligoss of Madison County sues Rev. M. V. Bartlett of Muncie charging alienation of his wife Myra Hilligoss. Hilligoss says anonymous letters threaten slander suit if he continues action. Bartlett denies knowledge of the letters as all three are described as about 60 years old and active in church work.

Muncie Ind Edward C. Hilligoss Madison County M. V. Bartlett United Brethren Hilligoss Mya Hillgoss Bartlett Drr. Bartlett Huil Ross

Mystery in Shooting Affair Prompts Indiana Inquiry

Anderson Indiana August 26 Harry Eckles son of contractor B A Eckles wounded in a mysterious shooting Wednesday night. He was shot above the hip the bullet traveling to the spine. He was moved to a hospital where the bullet was removed. Eckles recently returned from the Philippines after three years in the army.

Eckles Philippines

Electric Bitters Backed by Lan caster Man and Wife

F J Green of Lancaster New Hampshire says chronic indigestion and nervous debility faded after using Electric Bitters. He claims his wife also stayed in excellent health for years calling the remedy splendid for female troubles. Satisfaction guaranteed by Dreier & Bro with a 50 cent price.

F. J. Green Lancaster N. H Dreier & Ero

Three Decatur Men Suffer Fractured Arms After Dray Crash

V. H. Davis O D Lewton and A P Beatty attended Van Buren races Wednesday. Unable to reach a hack for the train home they hired a dray to the railroad. Driving over rough streets the party was pitched off the dray and each sustained a fractured arm.

V. EH. Davis O. D. Lewton A. P. Beatty Decatur van Buren

Civil Service Warning Issued Ahead of Election

Washington Aug 27 The civil service commission sent a letter to department heads warning of civil service law violations tied to politics. A circular accompanied the missive, warning against demanding or paying political assessments and partisan activity by officeholders. The commission says it will pursue prosecution under the law.

Washington Civil Service Commission Paet Inaw

Tornado Kills Four At Picnic In New York

A tornado swept Parkhurst's grove in Tamestown Chautauqua county during a Stocktown picnic killing four people including Mrs. Austin E. Pierce and Miss Ian Scott and injuring several others. Trees lightning struck and buildings were wrecked as crowds of about four thousand fled.

Tamestown N. Y Chautauqua County Parkhurst's Grove Stocktown Austin E. Pierce Fredonia Ian Scott Shunyin Orin Dalrymple Orln Dalrymple Shumis Arthur Bills Portland Chautauqua

Bird Man at Winona Lake

Gol. Isaac W. Brown known as the bird and bee man of Indiana arrived at Winona Lake after visiting Miss Helen Gould in New York. He praises bird protection and says only the English sparrow harms farmers and that eradicating it will curb mosquitoes, Hessian flies, and the potato bug.

Warsaw Ind Isaac W. Brown Indiana Winona Lake New York Helen Gould Hudson Gould Mr. Brown Colonel Brown

Halter M Dougall Edna Edna McDougall Marries Edward Halter Cedarville

Miss Edna McDougall and Edward N. Halter of Cedarville wed Wednesday afternoon at 2 by Rev E A Bunner of the Fore Wayne M E circuit Edith Pounse and Hert McDougall served as attendants A wedding supper followed and the couple will reside in Cedarville.

Edna McDougall Edward N. Halter Cedarville E. A. Bunner Wayne M. E. Circuit Edith Pounse Hert McDougall Hunter

Taft Addresses Vermont Rally in Armory Hall

Secretary of War William H. Taft spoke at a Republican rally in Montpelier Vermont urging defense of Roosevelt era actions. He defended the Panama arbitration board, post office frauds, and the Philippines policy while opposing Parker and pledging independence when Filipinos are ready for self government.

Taft Philippine Islands

Three Girls Hurt as Nickel Plate Train Strikes Car

Valparaiso Ind Aug 26 near Wheeler two fast Nickel Plate trains struck a carriage carrying Misses Jessie Bushore Bertha Becix and Goldie Johnson on retreat from neighbors. Bushore and Becix sustained injuries likely fatal Johnson seriously hurt. One girl carried 1000 feet on engine pilot. Carriage demolished as horses failed. A R Bass Morgantown Ind suffered back pain and kidney pinning after long night. cured by Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Dreier and Bro.

Valparaiso Ind Wheeler This County Nickel Plate Raileay Jessie Bushore Bertha Becix Goldie Johnson Mins Johnson Bushore A. R. Bass Morgantown Foley Dreier & Bro

Portland Montpelier and Huntington Railroad incorporation filed

Articles of incorporation were filed in Indiana for the Portland Montpelier and Huntington Railroad company with capital of 1.4 million dollars. Directors listed include Andrew Rapp Levi Houffman B. Pulvey W F Sinclair D A Williamson James West and D R Lardman. Head offices are in Montpelier.

Indianapolis Ind Portland, Montpelier and Huntington Railroad Company Andrew Rapp Levi Houffman Pulvey W. F. Sinclair D. A. Williamson James West D. R. Lardman Montpelier

Ring’s Dyspepera Tablets Offer Quick Digestive Relief

Dyspepera tablets claim instant stomach relief and aid digestion. They supposedly cure dyspepsia sour rising and catarrh of the stomach. Sold by Meyer Bros Co and A D Gocke.

Ring Meyer Bros, Co A. D. Gocke Pr. Dade Ghengo Dade Mayer Bros. Co A. C. Gocke

Some New Names in List of Electors in Indiana

Indianapolis Aug 26 At a meeting of the Democratic state committee today organized for the coming campaign Thomas Duncan was chosen as elector at large replacing Warder W Stevens who was nominated for lieutenant governor after having been nominated for elector Valentine Livengood was chosen to take the place of D F Allen as elector for the Ninth district Allen having been nominated for state treasurer David D Corn was chosen to take the place of Daniel Barker of Mt Vernon as elector for the First district Barker is a member of the school board and this bars him from being an elector A special meeting of the state committee was called for Aug 29 to settle the contests over nominations in different parts of the state.

Indianapolis Ind Thomas Duncan Warder W. Stevens Valentine 2 Livengood D. F. Allen Allen David D._Corn Daniel Barker Mt. Vernon Firet Barker

Senator Bailey After Roosevelt in Brooklyn Speech

New York Aug 26 Brooklyn campaign opened by Kings County Democratic Club with Senator Joseph W. Bailey Texas as principal speaker. He denounced Republican platform as promoting racial antagonism and warned of consequences for the South and national unity. Also reports on Bert Hynes injured in balloon parachute jump in Bourbon. Ongoing local notes claim remedies and housing changes in Warsaw and Winona prosperity.

New York Brooklyn Kings County Democratic Club Joseph W. Bailey Texas Bailey Republican Party Congress South Bert Hynes Plymouth Bourbon Hynes

Remarkable Farmer of Flourstown Rev T D Detrich

A Philadelphia area farmer Rev T D Detrich on a fifteen acre plot near Flourstown has attracted government attention. His management yields two to three times typical crops using stable manure and strict routine. He plans to expand to 340 acres in Chester County and his model farm inspires dairy industry methods nationwide.

Philadelphia Flourstown T. D. Detrich Detrich Chester County J. D. Spillman Department of Agriculture Bpillman Artcle Anys Denmark Spillman

Reverend testifies to Dr Miles Restorative Nervine

Reverend M D Myers of Correctionville Iowa credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with a remarkable recovery from nerve and stomach issues and with weight gain. He traveled extensively while preaching and reports renewed vigor after use. He endorses the remedy to others and notes availability through druggists and a free book offer from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.

Omaha Miles M. D. Myers Free Methodist Church Correctionville Dr. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Notice to non residents in Indiana case hints at estates

A Superior Court notice lists many named defendants as non residents of Indiana with a 25 October 1904 appearance date. The long passage then shifts to agricultural notes praising a Danish dairy farm, its yield, fodder, and manure practices, followed by local ads for remedies and a child’s insect sting incident.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Board of Works John Huggins Elkhart Knights of Columbus Fraternity Huntington Logansport Boys France Harbor OF Shanghal Grove M’dougall Vermont War Roosevelt Democratic State Committee Senator Bailey Texas Statesman Meyoy Bros. Co A. ©. Gocks Times Winona Dr. Miles Nervine State of Indiana Alten County George H. Lunz John Hendyshell James C. Beeks Sarah Beeks Harriet Brackenridge Charles Brackenridge Helen Brack ‘Enridge Arthur McCarthy Brackenridge Arthur McCarthy Bracckenridge Edwin T. Brackenridge Florey Moon Georgia Moon Robert Moon Fanny Edgerton Constance Edgerton John Hendyxholl John Majors Ditzabeth Mille Eliabeth Mills Mills Ditzabeth Mills Renal Kenneth Weaver Meyer Bros. Oo A. C
Search Courier

Search the Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication