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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1906

Page

9

Pure Food Show Teaches Fort Wayne Clean Eating

The Fort Wayne Retailers Merchants and Grocers Association hosts a Pure Food show at Saengerbund hall from January 7 to 16. Local and nearby exhibitors present pure products and live demonstrations with fourteen of thirty eight booths filled by Fort Wayne firms such as Heit Miller Lau and Co Craig Biscuit Co Mayflower Mills and others including Centlivre Brewing Hof Brau Wayne Delicatessan City Mills S Bowser Co Berghoff Brewing Northwestern Consolidated Milling.

I. Gonzales Preizals Limburger Fort Wayne Heit-Miller- Lau & Co Craig Biscuit Company Mayflower Mills Centlivre Brewing Company Hof Brau Wayne Delicatessan Co City Mills S. F. Bowser & Co Standard Oil Co Berghoff Brewing Co Northwestern Consolidated Milling Company G. E

Carnegie Lake Gift at Princeton by Andrew Carnegie

Andrew Carnegie presented the three and a half mile long lake to Princeton University. Woodrow Wilson accepted the lake after Carnegie’s formal address, with processions from Nassau Hall to Alexander Hall. The lake spans from college property and includes islands and swimming pools near Harrison Street and narrows to the dam.

Princeton NX. J. Dee Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Old Nassau Hall Alexander Hall Woodrow Wilson Harrison Street Canal Row

Former Husband of Amelie Rives Star of Southern Estate Tale

Cobham Virginia December 8 The United States court in Virginia rules Joan Armstrong Chanler brother of Jewis Stuyvesant Chanler and NY lieutenant governor candidate has no mental condition based on his psychic studies. In New York a separate court sent him to Bloomingdale for five years and placed over a million dollars in trust. He lives a secluded life with three servants and limited meals. Damages sought in a related case total $50 000. The suits promise to reveal details of his life including routines and a forthcoming publisher’s handling of his book about Bloomingdale incarceration and unemployment.

Cobham Joan Armstrong Chanler Jewis Stuyvesant Chanler New York United States Virginia Chanler Bloomingdale T. T. Sherman Justice Lacombe Federal Building John Armstrong Chanler Mr. Chanler William Astor John Jacob Astor Manhattan Club Amelia Rives Trouhetzkoy the Dead Judge Lacombe

A Christmas Prayer by Edward Everett Hale

Dr. Edward Everett Hale contributes a Christmas prayer to the December Woman's Home Companion. The prayer thanks the Father for the world’s glory through the seasons and asks blessing for unity and peace among men through Christ.

Edward Everett Hale

Forgers Sentenced in Chicago Family Fraud Case

New York December 7 Arthur C Babbitt of Chicago convicted of obtaining about 60000 from his father in law Captain William T Wheeler U S A retired by forged checks was sentenced to ten years in state prison.

New York Arthur C. Babbitt Chicago William TH. Wheeler

Woman Makes Stir as Fort Wayne Raid Yields Fines

Frances Merriman aka Anna Johnson faced a $5 fine after claiming she entered a South Calhoun dive to buy soup. Police raided the Redrup establishment Friday night with several officers. Proprietor pled guilty to keeping a house of ill fame and received $25 fine with ten days. other defendants received fines or continuations.

Frances Merriman Eli Merriman Charles Redrup South Calhoun Street City Court Frida Anna Johnson Harry W. Ninde Fort Wayne Harkenrider Barr Kreukeberg Goeglein Skelton

Bank Robbery Ends With Fatal Chase in Great Bend

In Great Bend Kansas a bank robber identified as George A. Lewis attempted to rob the J W Brinkham company bank. Wells Fargo driver Bud West Fall was killed by a shot fired during the pursuit. Lewis barricaded in a Wells Fargo room for an hour before surrendering to county jail authorities.

Great Bend Kas J. W. Brinkham Company George A. Lewis Kansas City Bud Westfall Wells Fargo Express Company Lewis A. E. Taylor Wells Forso Westfall Chicago Taylor Anna Tyler B. W. Tavelor George A. West

Immaculate Conception Feast Observed at Cathedral

The Immaculate Conception feast was observed with solemnity at the Cathedral. Rt. Rev. Bishop Alerding celebrated pontifical high mass at 9 o'clock with a full clerical procession and multiple deacons and masters of ceremonies. Rev. Frederick Schalk delivered the sermon. Pontifical vespers are set for 7:30 this evening.

Alerding P. F. Roche W. C. Miller A. E. Lafontaine Ignatius Rauh C. PP. S W. D. Sullivan S. M. Yenn Frederick Schalk

Scotland Objects to Removal of Scots Grays

In London the war secretary Mr. Haldane announced plans to move the Scotch Greys cavalry regiment out of Scotland as part of army reorganization. The decision sparked strong protest in Scotland, with Lord Roseberry denouncing unwise frugality and warning that Scotland may reexamine the union with England if such treatment continues.

London Haldane Scotch Grays Scotland Edinburgh Lord Roseberry England

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Andrew Princeton Lake Dr. Wiley H. A. Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture Washington Street Amelie Rives Ankenbruck Mamie Brown Bessie Clark Mary Green Frank Chapman Anderson Shark William H. Brown Frank Pollock John Gerdes Charles Terwiler Lone Bandit Kansas
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