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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1908

Page

4

City Officials Move Toward Track Elevation Plan

At a board of public works meeting city officials outlined a general track elevation scheme affecting the Wabash and Pennsylvania lines west of Calhoun. Railroads will be asked to file remonstrances within ten days, with estimated costs and plans to follow, while the city prepares substructure costs and retains $30,000 for the project.

Board of Public Works Pennsylvania Railroad Company Wabash Railroad Company Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company Hosey Guy Colerick Schwier Welch Kinder Common Council Dr. Enslen W. E. Cook Board of Works Randall Frank Randall Calhoun Wabash Pennsylvania Baker Street Murray Street Calderwood Hotel

Jealous man kills mistress in Fort Wayne dispute

In Fort Wayne a jealous man fatally shoots his lover after a quarrel on Chicago street. The coroner’s report cites jealousy as the motive. the bodies are at Schone Funeral Parlor awaiting burial in Ohio.

Byman Schone Undertaking Bellevue Lima Schone Yeorgue Fort Wayne Elyria Chicago

Hanna Receives Endorsement Amid Committee Work

fragmented OCR notes show Chairman L. A. Rose and Attorney Morris involved with Hanna's endorsement. Deputy Revenue Collector is mentioned, with unclear roles and a committee proceeding described as thorough.

Countty L. A. Rose Attorohn Morris W. C. , Anid

Republicans in Fort Wayne Face Delayed Postmaster Decision

A Fort Wayne Republican central committee meeting revealed a late start in deciding a postmaster candidate. Beveridge allies had already signaled Hanna as preferred, leaving a divided panel to weigh three contenders Lew P Sharp W Doud and Hanna with a plan for another meeting two weeks hence to record a preference.

Sharp Law Morris Hanna Doud Will Beveridge Indiana Fort Wayne Postmaster Hanna Republican Committee Republican County Central Committee Senator Beveridge County Central Committee Central Committee Harmony Hall Rose Ind Harmony Lodge Hall West Berry Street Republican Lew P. Sharp W. —. Doud R. B. Hanna C. M. Goheen Ninth Ward Republican Central Committee

Telephone Men Meet In Chicago Conference

Chicago hosts the twelfth annual convention of the International Independent Telephone association opening with a display of service devices. Speakers include C R Johnston Columbus Ohio C E Wilson Philadelphia Pa C Holdengel Rockwell City Iowa and Manford Savage Champaign Illinois. Delegates plan a banquet and officers will be elected Thursday.

Chicago International Independent Telephone. Association C. R. Johnston Columbus C. E. Wilson Philadelphia P. C. Holdeégel Rockwell City Iowa Manford ‘Savage Champaign

Warships Gather as Haitian Capital Faces Clash

Port au Prince reports a tense stand as American cruiser Des Moines arrives with foreign sailors to guard foreigners amid threats of a government revolt. General Simon leads 6000 troops toward Port au Prince, while speculation grows Alexis may retire and name General Gilles as successor.

Port Au Prince Haiti Des Moines Duguay Tourin Scyllia Firamosca Simon Petit Grave Alexis Petit Goave M. Chariez Chamber of Deputies Turrenne Jean Gilles Gilles

Haitian Insurgents Advance as Government Edges Toward Collapse

Dispatches report Haitian insurgents hold Miragoane and a bridge near there, with Petit Goave claimed by rebels. Government troops desert, while the cabinet says the end is near. Diplomats deem no action necessary unless insurgents reach Legoname and city limits, where authorities vow to prevent looting and massacre.

Santo Domingo Hatti Furniss Miragoane State Department Petit Goave Port Antonio Diplomatic Corps Legoane

Death toll rises at Marianna Mine as search narrows

Pittsburg report notes the death list now numbers 185 with few bodies remaining in the Marianna Mine. Belief grows that most victims have been recovered as rescue efforts continue, with authorities revising the tally and planning Thursday actions.

Marianna Mine Pittsburg Marianna

Woman Sees Ghost of Nephew and Falls Dead

In New York a woman visiting friends died after a possible sighting of her grandson’s ghost. Mrs Margaret Smith exclaimed Why Frank Where did you come from before collapsing. The death followed the grandson Frank Kane’s passing earlier that day.

New York Margaret Smith Frank

War Brewing in the Anthracite Region

Indications point to a clash between miners and anthracite coal operators when the peace pact expires April 1. A UMWA committee drafted demands echoing past strikes, while operators seek a three year renewal. The disputed check off would allow unions to collect dues from workers, a plan operators say they will reject.

New York United Mine Workers of America

Mysterious Crime In Washington Involves Diplomat

Washington police probe a shooting in a fashionable area after a Black man named William Sykes approached a couple. Sykes is in critical condition at Emergency hospital with the other wounded man, the supposed diplomat, and the alleged wife of an army captain unnamed. If Sykes dies, police may question legations to identify the participants.

Washington William Sykes

Panic in Marianna Coal Mine After Explosion Toll Soars

Rescue teams labored through the night to recover bodies as the mine’s danger lessened and 115 to 130 deaths were projected. Coroners and officials prepared to inspect the site while families gathered at the morgue awaiting word on loved ones.

For Sale Saloon in Fort Wayne Business District

A saloon in Fort Wayne Indiana with rail road shops and factories nearby is offered at a bargain for the right buyer. The owner is leaving town and the property is described as well suited for German and English trade. The notice notes a quick sale.

Fort Wayne Ind

Bass Foundry to Make Dipper Bails for Panama Salvage

The Bass Foundry & Machine Co. begins forging three large dipper bails for dredge work in Panama after the Finance sank off Sandy Hook in a collision with the Georgie. The order mirrors a prior one rushed by the government to avoid delays.

Bass Foundry & Machine Company Panama New York Bass Company Bass ’Smith Panama Railroad and Steamship Company

Clerk suffers cut after slip at Pennsylvania shops

H. C. G. Meyers, a clerk in Shop Clerk J. H. Hobrock's office, sustained a painful cut in the back of his head when he slipped and fell on the entrance steps of the master mechanic's office building on Friday morning. The wound was dressed by the company surgeon and Meyers returned to duties.

H. C. G. Meyers J. H. Hobrock Pennsylvania Master Mechanic’s Meyers

Toes Crushed As Metal Falls At Pennsylvanian Round House

Al Baker a tank repairman at the Pennsylvania round house suffered injuries when a heavy piece of metal fell on his left foot on Wednesday. All toes were bruised and one or two broken he was taken home and will be unable to walk without crutches for a week or two.

al Baker Pennsylvania Round House

Brakeman Alfred Smith Killed By Mail Train At Hobart

Alfred Smith a Pennsylvania brakeman was struck and killed by westbound mail train No 19 near Hobart Indiana. The accident occurred Monday night with no witnesses. Clues were found on the tracks and at Tolleston the line was inspected. Smith, 23, son of Peter Smith of Defiance Ohio, had recently returned to work after furlough and was part of Conductor George Finks crew.

Alfred Smith Pennsylvania Hobart Smith Tolleston Clark Undertaker Jones Gary Peter Smith Defiance J. O’connor Baker Street George Fink Chicago

Engine inspector badly scalded in round house accident

Henry Lagemann, about sixty, was inspecting locomotive attachments at the Pennsylvania round house when a flue failed and boiler contents scalded him in the cab. He escaped, was taken to St. Joseph hospital for surgical care, with severe burns on legs and some on an arm and hand. He has long service at Pennsylvania shops.

Pennsylvania Round House Henry Lagemann St. Joseph Hospital Lagemann St. Martin Street Pennsylvania Shops Round House

Real estate transfers compiled by J C Heller

Transfers of real estate list numerous parcels with buyer seller and price details across Cedar Creek Jefferson Lake Washington Wayne Maumee and other townships. Notable entries include Samuel Sauders to Elias Klopfenstein for 3700 and Abe Ackerman to Frank Wistrick for 7000.

J. C. Heller Court Street Samuel Sauders Elias Klopfenstein A. Geier Cedar Creek Township Mary A. Butler Eliza J. Hanes Jefferson Township Morris W. Friediey Martin S Nancy M. Hill Lake Township Delilah J. Ohneck John B. Ohneck Washington Township Abe Ackerman Frank M. Wistrick Pleasant Township Mary B. Isenbarger Benjamin F. Clem Lott J. W. Taylor Monroeville Frank M. Pollock Isabelle Pollock Wayne Township Catherine Pollock Robert L. Romy Jas. B. Dewey Maumee Township Fort Wayne Trust Co Benjamin H. Denner Drexel Park Angeline Denner Geo. W. Thompson Et. al Alfred D. Dressler Northwest Bernard Ohneck Adam Ohneck William J. Ohneck Ind. B. L Caroline Mayhew James Mayhew Caroline McC Lillie’s O. L Isabella. Pollock August Freese Charles Brockmeyer Louis C. Griebel Marion Township Ariste J. Lanoir Frederick E Katherine S. Soest Adolph Kann W. F E. E. Myers Springfield Township William H. Carter Mary E. Graffe Jesse Grice Tri-State Loan and Trust Company Fred Weibel Fernando Smith Goshen Road

Bank burglars net nearly five thousand in Port Byron

Burglars blew the vault of the State bank early today in Port Byron Illinois and escaped on a hand car with about five thousand dollars in cash. A muffled explosion awakened a few residents but the burglary went undiscovered until the bank opened for business.

Port Byron Ill State Bank

Also Mentioned on This Page

Louise A. Rosh Independent Association Port Au Prince Harbor Nord Alexsis Patterson Fletcher Co Wasington Ole Haitain Capital W. H. Sipe Washington County John H. Jones Pittsburg-Buffalo Coal Company Ellinger Barto Marcello St. Anthony’s Church Joseph Holmes Steigert K. Vorndran Thomas J. Merrifield Valparaiso Detroit Mr. Merrifield Goshen Bass Shop Steamer Finance M. J. Maroney Thomas R. Hunt C. J. Smith
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