Czar's Autocracy Must Be Admitted Popular Government Goes
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
9
Stolypin Hints Autocratic Rule as Duma Must Follow Policy
Premier Stolypin addressed the duma warning radicals and urging obedience to imperial authority. He said the government will crush disorder with an iron hand and demands loyal service from all state officials while dissociating the administration from opposition blocs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Duma
Constitutional Democrats
Right Party
Russia
Octoberists
Judge Penfield joins Georgetown law faculty
Washington dispatch reports William L. Penfield former Auburn Indiana attorney now senior partner in a Washington firm has accepted a professorship of international law and foreign relations at Georgetown University Post Graduate Law School. The appointment was offered unsolicited and he will remain in private practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Washington Dispatch
Wm. L. Penfield
Auburn
Ind
Washington
United States
Georgetown University
L. B. McComas
Penfield
Fort Wayne Fair Directors Plan Bigger 1908 Show
Directors praise Great Fort Wayne fair despite rain and approve preparations for a larger 1908 event. Permanent improvements funded from receipts leave a healthy treasury. Secretary W F Myers and President J C Peters receive commendations. Myers to attend National State Fair Managers meeting in Chicago and Ohio Fair managers meeting in Wapakoneta. dates to be set after Indianapolis fall fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Meeting of Directors
W. F. Myers
Treasury
J. C. Peters
Indianapolis
Michigan Boy Annexe Cash and Heads for Kentucky
Fan Marlatt left Harbor ahh Mid with 65 dollars to deposit but grabbed a revolver a hunting knife and a fishing rod and fled toward Kentucky. On a southbound Grand Rapids train he was halted by Patrolman Stevens who learned enough to send him to the station while his father is notified. He admitted taking the money saying he wanted to escape home life and planned to return home after possible detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan Marlatt
Harborahh
Mid
Kentucky
Grand Rapids
Stevens
Real Estate and Security Note for Pfeiffer Rooms
Short notice lists Pfeiffer rooms in Bass' Block with SE. Pfeiffer, Rooms ¢-7. and includes brief reference to security or property details in the local real estate column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfeiffer
Bass
Governors Invited to Aid Chicago Sunday Closing Fight
Illinois and Missouri governors and former Minneapolis mayor are asked to speak on Sunday closing enforcement. A mass meeting in Chicago is planned to display public sentiment on the saloon closing issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Folk
Missouri
Hanly
Indiana
Jones
Minneapolis
Paroled felon to return to reform school for parole violation
Charles Farra who had eight years in the Plainfield reform school will be returned within days after breaking his parole by robbing Edward Elias of the Kable restaurant of 11 dollars. He attempted to hide the money and discarded five dollars and a silver dollar. Farra's father is listed at 1029 Coombs street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Farra
Plainfield Reform School
Edward Elias
Kable
Dickson
Farra
Plainfield Institution
Coombs Street
Frank Stanwantz
Pennsylvania
Bass Foundry
John
Willie Bopp
Smith Street
Reunion planned for Indiana Spanish American War veterans
H W Hartwig hosted Fort Wayne volunteers from the 1898 Spanish American War as plans formed for a statewide reunion next summer. A letter from Col George Studebaker of South Bend invited Indiana soldiers to participate in the tenth anniversary muster event. Major Barnett and Captain Ranke led local arrangements with attendees including Major Barnett, Capt Ranke, Capt Meyer, Lieuts McLeod and Thompson, John B Wort George Zollinger and Forrest Arey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hartwig
Woodland Avenue
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
George Studebaker
South Bend
157 Infantry
Fort Wayne
Barnett
Ranke
W. W. Barnett
W. F. Ranke
Sentinel Newsboys Form New Organization at Miami Club
The Sentinel Newsboys association was organized on Thanks giving day at the Miami Athletic club with 70 plus participants. Sidney J. O'Connor was elected president, J Brophy vice president, R F Corcoran secretary, R H Zook treasurer, and an executive committee named. The meeting included a constitution read and adopted, an election, and an athletic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel Newsboys’ Association
Miami Athletic Club
Sentinel
Sidney J. O’connor
J. Brophy
R. F. Corcoran
R. H. Zook
H. Neff
Jacob Maier
P. Harper
T. Johnson
W. Barnett
Edward Maier
Sidney L. O'Connor
The
C. B. Harper
Mr. Davis
Fort Wayne Phonograph Company
Frank Shreeve
Beck Photo Supply Company
United States
National Newsboys’ Association
Toledo
Newsboys
Fort Wayne Man Killed in Philippines Railroad Work
George Jully a Fort Wayne native and former Twenty-eighth Indiana battery soldier died October 14 in an accident at Ilolo while foreman for J I White Co constructing for the Philippine Railroad Co in Cebu Philippines He was born in Marshall Michigan and later moved to Fort Wayne He married Isabelle Anderson of Cebu Cebu and leaves a child besides four Fort Wayne sisters G Lindemann C Engelk ing F Thiele and F Schiebecker J C Bowlby rural carrier at Pleeton died of consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jully
Fort Wayne
W.F. Ranke
Indiana
Philippines
Frank Schlebecker
Hloilo
Jully
Cebu
J. I. White & Co
Philippine Railroad Company
Julily
Marshall
Mich
Twenty-eighth Indiana Battery
Indianapolis
United States Infantry
Philippine Islands
Isabelle Anderson
P.1
G. Lindemann
Charles Engelking
Fred Thiele
Frank Schiebecker
Citizens' Trust Unveils Handsome New Banking Quarters
The Citizens' Trust company opens its remodeled Berry and Clinton streets home with an eight to ten hour viewing today inviting the public. Officials boast a grand yet tasteful design featuring mahogany, marble, ceramic tile, ivory and gel tones. The move from temporary quarters ends tonight as the bank prepares for a grand opening and welcoming hundreds of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Trust Company
Berry
Clinton
Indiana
White National Bank
Citizens’ Trust
E. W. Cook
Trust Company
Savings Department
Information Bureau
Murdered wife and then leaped to death in hotel
John Whitley a Brooklyn dealer and vice president of Reliance Ball Bearing Door Hanger killed his wife with two pistol shots in the Hotel Belleclaire Manhattan and then jumped to his death on the street. Financial troubles and exhausted funds found in a Franklin Trust checkbook are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Whitley
Brooklyn
Reliance
Hotel Belleclaire
Broadway
Seventy-seventh Street
Manhattan
Whitley
Belleclaire
John
E. Logan
Eighteenth Avenue
J. F. Bryant
Philadelphia
Bellecaire
Democratic district meeting outlines convention sites
Indianapolis November 29. The Democratic state committee met to set district convention locations and the date of the next meeting January 8. District sites include Evansville Lin ton New Albany Seymour Terre Haute Cambridge City Indianapolis Winchester Frankfort Monon Peru Fort Wayne Plymouth. Notable attendees and chairmanship candidates presented their claims. O'Brien said he is not seeking re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Democratic State Committee
Evansville
Linton
New Albany
Seymour
Terre Haute
Cambridge City
Winchester
Frankfort
Monon
Peru
Fort Wayne
Plymouth
Adam Heimberger
Gilbert H. Hendren
Bloomfield
Stokes Jackson
Greenfield
James Kirby Risk
Lafayette
O’brien
W. H. O’brien
Lawrenceburg
Kalvin Padgett
Washington
Zach Siefers
Salem
Lew Ellingham
Decatur
L. Ert Stack
Judge Dupree
Franklin
M. E B. Foley
Crawfordsville
Cyrus E. Davis
W. L. Slinkard
Sam Quillan
Ed P. Richardson
Petersburg
Secretary Taft seeks earlier return from Russia
St Petersburg dispatch says Taft asks Moscow audience with Emperor Nicholas to allow leaving December 4 rather than 5 so he can reach Hamburg on December 7. Rumors of volunteers and bold war plans spread as Taft tours embassy, while Tokyo reports granite grave markers for Russian POWs and Japan’s friendliness noted by press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Washington
Taft
United States
Moscow
Montgomery Schuyler, Jr
Nicholas
President Grant
Hamburg
Schuyler
Japan
Russia
Philippine Islands
Vladivostok
Tokio
Bowser Declines Hope Hospital Presidency
S F Bowser writes directors of the Hope Hospital association that health and business demands prevent him from accepting the presidency elected at the annual meeting Monday evening. A directors meeting is expected soon to choose another leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bowser
Hope Hospital
S. F. Bowser
Directors of
Hope Hospital Association
Bowser
Jewel Skirt Supporter and Waist Holder Ad
Advertises a skirt supporter and waist holder for women, usable with dresses, sold worldwide. Two nickels per box with usage directions, offered for 15 cents to clear stock. Address Miss Emma Grage at 517 Wallace Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana for purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Grage
Wallace Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Seven Die In Fatal Union Avenue Fire In Kansas City
A two story brick rooming house at 1102 Union avenue burned after a gas explosion early today. Seven men died burned beyond recognition, two others were fatally injured. Proprietor Edward O Connell could not identify guests. Firemen rescued an old man suspended from a window ledge while two other victims were pulled from the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Union Avenue
Edward O'Connell
O’connell
R. J. Jackson
W. L. White
George Gavin
Daniel Casey
Farmers Institute at Poe Draws Strong Attendance
The third Allen county farmers institute met in Poe Madison township on Wednesday the 27th. Rev H D Meads opened with an invocation followed by A O Hadley’s welcome. Miss Bertha M Miller spoke on The Economic Position of Women and Prof W W Smith on The Value and Use of Commercial Feeding Stuff. Discussions covered Care and Handling of Fruit Trees and Feeding the Family. Rev Schrock and Rev Newcome spoke on farm education. Poe orchestra provided music. Next institutes include Mooreville December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Allen County
Poe
Madison Township
H. D. Meads
A. O. Hadley
Bertha M. Miller
Franklin College
Ind
Newcome
Monroeville
Banquet Closes Scottish Rite Convocation with Warm Speeches
A near flawless banquet marked the closing of the Scottish Rite convocation on Wednesday. Judge R. K. Erwin of Decatur delivered the class address, joined by Hon. Charles W. Miller Goshen Hon. T. R. Marshall Columbia City and Edward M. Wilson Fort Wayne. J. B. Harper acted as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Erwin
Decatur
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
T. R. Marshall
Columbia City
Edward M. Wilson
Fort Wayne
J. B. Harper
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Douma
Judge Penfield
Bigges
Tion
Eetier Bates
Michigan
Fatrolman Stevens
Mayor Jones
J C. Bowlby
Pleceton
Citens’ Trust
L. B. Brokaw
Décatur
Uncle Sam
Union Railroad
Farmers Institute
Farmer
Gton
Henry Klele
Columbia St
Rema
Madison Lin
Frag
H. Pfeiffer & Son
Carvers
S, Ers
Clark den
F. M. Smith
CO. Calhoun
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