Sunday School Workers Meet in Allen County
A county convention of Sunday school workers met at West Jefferson Street Church of Christ in Fort Wayne with about 65 attending in the morning. Rev. E Wesley Halpenny spoke on The Influence of Vision in Life and Miss Anna Philley discussed Keeping the Young Men in Sunday School.
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West Jefferson Street
Church of Christ
Allen County
Jefferson Street
E. Wesley Halpenny
Indiana
Halpenny
Anna Philley
F Philley
First Baptist Church
Fort Wayne
Philley
Jerusalem
E. W. Allen
Ladies elect officers in Catholic Benevolent branch
Branch 833 Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association met Monday evening and elected officers including President Mrs. Mary Hogan First vice president Mrs. Mary Corcoran Second vice president Mrs. Frances Betzler Recorder Mrs. Jennie Wright Assistant recorder Miss Laura Wyman Financial secretary Miss Mola Fox Treasurer Miss Velma Ohneck Guard Mrs. Nora Quinn Marshal Miss Minnie Hirt Trustees include Mrs. Elizabeth Ker Miss Alice Koester Miss May Corap Mrs. Anna Barry and Mrs. Quina
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Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Mary Hogan
Mary Corcoran
Frances Betzler
Jennie Wright
Laura ‘Wyman
Mol- Meé.Fox
Velma Ohneck
Nora Quinn
Minnie Hirt
Elizabeth Ker
Alice Koester
Maycorap
Anna” Barry
Quina
Rag Face Painfully Cut on Broadway
Blighted street scene referenced on Broadway in a report noting a man named Henry Wellman involved in an injury incident. The readable fragments imply a confrontational or accidental cut injury in an urban setting with unnamed witnesses or responders.
Riots in Seoul continue amid Korean unrest and foreign pressure
Rioting at Mokphe escalates with a Japanese mob wounding seventeen Koreans. Officials rush to quell disorders as Russia’s influence appears unshaken. The United States demands answers on Wiju port opening while foreigners fear violence and the Korean army of eight thousand may trigger looting.
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Seoul
Mokphe
Russia
United States
Allen
Wiju
Korea
Japan
Port Arthur
Bank cashier commits suicide at Yale National Bank
Asa C. Bushnell, cashier of the Yale National Bank in New Haven, shot himself before opening hours. He dies about an hour and a half later. Bank officials say accounts appeared in order, with no clear link to his death. Official notes cite possible overwork and ill health. Bushnell had served 21 years. bank reports indicate a modest misappropriation likely under $15,000, covered by bonds.
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New Haven, Conn
Asa C. Bushnell
Yale National Bank
Bushnell
United States Bank
Burroughs
Barrows
Three Fort Wayne Patents Granted in Washington
Patents were granted today to Fort Wayne inventors in Washington. Allen Bowser received a computing attachment for pumps, Frank Burger a hot air engine and power generator, and Dorr Iriller a railway switch.
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Washington, D. C
Fort Wayne
Allen Bowser
Frank Burger
Dorr Iriller
Mrs Casper Hosts Return From Sturgis Visit
Mrs M L Casper welcomed guest Mrs A M Williams and her daughter Wayne after their recent trip and stop in Sturgis Michigan.
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M. L. Casper
A. M. Williams
Wayne
Sturgis
Mich
Crown Prince in Room Restriction After Steeplechase
Berlin reports Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm was kept in his room for three days by his father after racing a steeplechase against the emperor’s wish near Potsdam a month or two ago. The prince, a venturesome rider, had earlier been rebuked for riding up the Sans Souci steps at the head of his guards regiment, of which he was recently named colonel. While at Bonn University he was noted for fast tandem driving to shave corner distances.
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Berlin
Frederick William
Potsdam
Sans Souci
Guards
Bonn University
Dividend on Crucible Steel preferred stock passed
Pittsburg December 15 at a Crucible Steel company board meeting the directors decided to pass the 7 percent cumulative dividend on the preferred stock. President Frank B. Smith declined to discuss the reasons. The decision had no material exchange effect as the action was anticipated and discounted by investors.
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Pittsburg
Crucible Steel Company
Frankb. Smith
Assyria Steamship Grounds on Pea Patch Shoal
The Hamburg Atlantic steamship Assyria, sailing from Philadelphia to Hamburg, ran aground on Pea Patch shoal in the Delaware River about ten miles below Newcastle Delaware. The vessel lies easy and tugs have been dispatched to assist.
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Philadelphia
Hamburg-American Line
Assyria
Hamburg
Pea Patch Shoal
Delaware River
Newcastle
Del
Assets of Consolidated Lake Superior Co Sold at Auction
The Consolidated Lake Superior Co assets held by Speyer & Co were bought in at public auction today for 1.5 million dollars on a loan of 5.05 million. The bid was the only one received despite protests from other creditors representatives.
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New York
Consolidated Lake Superior Co
Speyer & Co
Rumor Report Sparks Unclear Claim Attributed Incident
A fragment notes that one source claimed something was reported, but no clear facts or identities are provided. The lack of verifiable detail leaves the event description uncertain and unresolved.
Panama Treaty Must Be Amended In Congress
Democratic caucus in Washington votes to bind members to caucus action and requires a two thirds majority for endorsed actions. Leaders claim enough Democrats will back the Panama Canal treaty and push for specified amendments to be added with caucus approval.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Senate votes to print Cuba war expenditures report
In Washington the senate approved printing 2 000 copies of the war department report on Cuba occupation expenditures and passed a joint resolution correcting punctuation in the naval appropriation act. Senator Perkins of California spoke on the Cuban reciprocity bill noting U S sugar consumption rose six pounds per capita over eight years.
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Washington
Senate
War Department
Cuba
United States
Perkins
California
House debates Panama policy and rural delivery routes
In the House, debating the pensions bill, Mgr Crumpacker attacked the Panama issue as unfounded and argued the minority’s stance could embolden Colombia. Mr Maddox rebutted and shifted to rural free delivery, noting among 15 000 routes since last June most are in Iowa Indiana Ohio, with Illinois following ahead of several southern states.
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Washington
House
Mgr. Crumpacker
Panama
New Republic
Colombia
Crumpacker
Williams
Maddox
Georgia
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Brother Gets Insurance on Gillespie Murder Case
Cincinnati agents announce that the $2000 life policy on Elizabeth Gillespie will be paid to twin brother James Gillespie per the policy. Elizabeth, who died after a mysterious assassination a week earlier, left no will with about $6000 in real estate and other items. Mrs. Seward Gillespie testified before the grand jury.
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Rising Sun
Ind
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Gillespie
James Gillespie
James
Elizabeth
Gillespie
Knox Hears Arguments On Northern Securities Case
Washington December 15 arguments in the Northern Securities case before the supreme court were closed as Mr Young finished his defense for the defendant corporation. Attorney General Knox led the government argument asserting the union of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern made them noncompetitive, illegal under interstate commerce rules tied to joint traffic agreements. The crowded court heard the final remarks on these contracts that restrained interstate commerce.
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Washington
Northern Securities
Supreme Court
Young
Knox
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Securities Company
Marines Open Recruiting Station in Fort Wayne
For the first time in Fort Wayne history marines will be enlisted locally Captain J F McGill USMC arrived from Indianapolis to open a recruiting station for at least six months possibly permanent The office seeks government quarters through Custodian Page else lease offices Matthew Simpson Strachey joins navy as landsman Ensign Beckner reports fifteen applicants three enlistments four awaiting parental consent due to ages
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Fort Wayne
J. F. McGill
United States Marine Corps
Indianapolis
Marine Corps
Navy
Ensign Beckner
Naval
Matthew Simpson Strachey
Pioneer Citizen John Hearz Dies at 74 in Allen County
John Hearz a long time Allen county farmer and respected pioneer died at his Goshen road home Monday at 11 o clock from pneumonia after a cold. Born in Germany in 1829 he was seventy four on the 20th day of duty last. Survived by daughter Mrs Fred Fortmeyer funeral at 10 am Thursday from the German Lutheran church with interment in Hatfield cemetery.
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John Hearz
Allen County
Goshen Road
Mgr. Hearz
Germany
Fred Fortmeyer
Hatfield Cemetery
Defense Rested in Terrell Murder Trial in Bluffton
Special to The Sentinel from Bluffton Indiana reports that the defense in John W. Terrell murder trial rested after the last witness Dr. Boles testified on Terrell’s claimed mental unsoundness. State rebuttal opened with Terrell’s own testimony about a month after his daughter’s suit for separation, and a woman’s testimony about domestic details was ruled irrelevant by Judge Smith.
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Sentinel
Bluffton
Ind
John W. Terrell
Melvin Wolfe
Terrell
Smith
Dr. Boles
Muncie
Wolfe
Boles
Lucy
Allen Ferrer
Berrer
Jacob N. Wolfe
Two Killed in Train Collision Near Findlay
In Findlay Ohio on December 15 Hannah H Fountain and a sixteen year old boy were struck and killed by a passenger train at a road crossing two miles west of the city. The victims were identified locally and the tragedy prompted investigations into crossing safety.
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Findlay
Ohio
Hannah H. Fountain
Tee Kees Returns to Chicago After Brief Visit
Tee Kees returned to Chicago after a brief visit with his uncle Frank Kees and family. John C. Stafford of Indianapolis has taken a salesman position at George Jacobs' music house.
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Tee Kees
Chicago
Frank Kees
John C. Stafford
Indianapolis
George Jacobs
Music House
Long jail term for man in Pennsylvania shop assault case
Michael C. Tierney was sentenced to six months in jail and a $1000 fine by a circuit court jury after noon Tuesday. He was found guilty of assault with a hammer in a Pennsylvania machine shop altercation that fractured a skull and risked causing death.
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Michael C. Tierney
Pennsylvania
Fleming Withholds Support for Taggart at Indiana Democrats Meeting
Indiana Democrats endorsed former Indianapolis mayor Taggart for national chairmanship amid praise for his leadership. State Senator S. B. Fleming, Twelfth district chairman, reserved his vote, surprising attendees and dampening early enthusiasm. Taggart invited Fleming to luncheon, but Fleming declined, remaining at the Grand Hotel for the afternoon session.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Taggart
Democratic State Committee
S. B. Fleming
Fort Wayne
Lincoln Dixon
North Vernon
Thomas Taggart
National Democratic
National Democracy
Fleming
Indiana
Tast
Joseph T. Fanning
Seventh District
Grand Hotel
James L. Keach
Democratic City Committee
Keach
Fanning
The
Democrats
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J. W. van Buskirk
E. D. Clay
J. N. Field
Paul Mossman
Nettie Hubler
J. C. F. McMakin
Miss Anna Philley
Broadway
Henry
Wellman, T
Corea
New Haven
Conn
Crown Prince of
Democratic
Caucus Action Binding
Congress
Naval Service
Pioneher
Terrell Trial
State
Sematsa Fleming
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