Political skirmishes swirl around Hanna Wood and franchise cases
The piece notes Missouri’s alleged corruption loopholes, Judge Rose limiting electric franchise grants to avoid fraud, and Hanna pressing a broader anti Wood attack. Secretary Root complains of false reports from senate hearings, while Hanna sharpens the anti Wood campaign and frames his biography around leadership.
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Rose
Auburn
Root
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Leonard Wood
Hanna
Wood
Burke Cockran slated to succeed in congress
Reports from Washington say Hon. Burke Cockran will replace Mayor-elect McClellan of New York in the U S House at the end of the week. Cockran, a former congressman, returns to the house as a powerful eloquent figure and a potential ornament to Congress.
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Burke Cockran
Washington
Congress
McClellan
New York
Cockran
Richard Crozer
McKinley
Bryan
Cochran
Great Britain
Irish Parliamentary Party
Sample Recipes From A Historic Cookery Page
A collection of recipe fragments including Ko-nut Muffins using one egg and ko nut, light sugar and milk with baking powder. Hungarian Eggs with tomato and cheese. Cream of Corn Soup with almonds. Apple and Entire Wheat Bread Pudding. Finnan Haddie creamed with milk and parsley. Puft-Boil dishes and notes on preparation.
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Finnan Haddie
Gian Haddie
Baked Dishes and Puddings From An Old Recipe Collection
A collection of kitchen guidance including Macaroon Pudding with gelatin, Salmon Toast with drawn butter, Dutch Salad with peas and potatoes, White Fruit Cake with almonds and citron, Home-made Marshmallows using Knox gelatin, Johnny Cake spider corn cake, Pickled Eyes egg preparation, Boiled Indian Pudding with spices, New Virginia Sauce for fish, Halibut center-cut preparation, Orange Custard Swedish style, Army Muffins with bread crumbs, Curried Tomatoes with rice, and Chocolate Ginger Bread with chocolate and spices.
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New Virginia
Ordinary fruit gelatin dessert recipe from household notes
The text describes a simple gelatin dessert method using half a box of gelatin mixed with half a coffee cup of cold water, then milk, orange juice, sugar, and cooling in ice. It instructs to strain, chill, and serve with orange segments or whipped cream as garnish.
State Convention Invited to Fort Wayne Next June
At Plymouth Congregational church a meeting of local Christian Endeavor leaders unanimously invited the state association to hold the annual convention in this city next June with Fort Wayne Endeavorers pushing to land it. Miss Anna Louise Munich, Indiana state secretary, outlined practical work and the aim to win souls for Christ.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
State Association
Fort Wayne
Loux
Bailey
Anna Louise Munich
Indianapolis
Christ
Miss Munich
Deaths: Frederick W Rogge longtime Nickel Plate watchman
Frederick William Rogge 60 died of double pneumonia at 520 Jackson street Fort Wayne. A German native born May 8 1843 he came to America young, married Minnie Schlickmann in 1870, joined Nickel Plate in 1882 after time at Fort Wayne Ironworks. Survived by widow and four children William, Sophia Daseler Minnie Emma Rogge, all in Fort Wayne. Funeral Sunday at 1:30 at home and 2 at St John’s Reformed Church.
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Frederick William Rogge
Nickel Plate Railroad
Jackson Street
Mr. Rogge
Westphala
Germany
America
Minnie Schlickmann
Fort Wayne
Unknown man found frozen to death near Sullivan
An unidentified man, seen intoxicated near Sullivan, Indiana, late Saturday night was found dead Sunday afternoon beneath a bridge after being covered by snow and ice. Local authorities report the death likely due to freezing conditions.
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Sullivan
Ind
Doctor Wins $300 Verdict in Whitley Circuit Court
Dr. C. B. Stemen secured a verdict for $500 yesterday afternoon in Whitley circuit court against James Kaough on a medical services case appealed from the local circuit. A prior judgment of $150 was ruled in this county, but a new trial motion was sustained and the case sent to Whitley county for trial.
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C. B. Stemen
Whitley
James Kaough
Whitley County
Wealthy British MP Drucker Dies at Bellevue Hospital
Investigation opens into the death of Adolphus Drucker a former British parliament member and Canadian mine owner at Bellevue Hospital. James Murphy inmate at the Tombs alleges heavy morphine injections head injuries and mistimed death hour. He claims mislaid jewelry and hospital misrepresentation to Drucker’s friends.
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New York
Des
Bellevue Hospital
Adolphus Drucker
Drucker
British Columbia
Eugene N. Robinson
James Murphy
Murphy
Bellevue
Warrant Issued in Bribery Case Ties Nichols and Leonard
In Grand Rapids Michigan a warrant for the arrest of William Leonard was issued for subordination of perjury linked to bribery attempts involving witness German during Lant K. Salsbury’s bribery trial. Ex-State Senator George Nichols was acquitted after a venue change. Leonard’s case lingered until prosecutors moved to revive charges.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
William Leonard
German
Lant K. Salsbury
George Nichols
Ionia
Leonard
Nichols
Ottawa County
Salsbury
Brown
Boer general on Umbria voyage to St Louis exhibition
Gen Benjamin Viljoen, a Boer commander, traveled on the steamer Umbria bound for the St Louis exposition. The vessel rode a severe gale that smashed the forward rail and stove in a lifeboat. Third Officer Moulton was badly hurt and passenger Mrs Caroline Bradford was bruised. a sailor dislocated his hip and other crew members were injured.
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New York
Benjamin Viljoen
Umbria
Moulton
Caroline Bradford
Shirley City Field Promotes Fort Wayne Oil & Gas Co
J. A. Painter ex county auditor of Blackford County and attorney E. G. Hoffman of Hoffman Ballou are in Shirley City leasing land for the Fort Wayne Oil & Gas Co. Their work aims to develop gas and oil interests benefiting Allen County farmers and the local economy.
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Shirley City
J. A. Painter
Blackford County
Indiana
E. G. Hoffman
Hoffman & Ballou
Fort Wayne
Maumee Township
Fort Wayne Oil & Gas Co
Well Drilling Begins on Henry Norton Farm North of Maumee Oil
For the immediate commencement of a well on the Henry Norton farm one half mile north of the Maumee Oil Co well No. 3.
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Henry Norton
Maumee Oil Co
Mass convention to select delegates for district meeting
Democratic county chairman H. P. Scherer plans a mass convention on Saturday December 26 to choose delegates for the district convention. The district gathering will be at Columbia City on January 2 to elect a state committee member for the Twelfth district. County committee vacancies may be filled and a date for the county convention set.
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H. P. Scherer
Columbia City
Flames Reignite Ruins of Shields Clothing House
Patrolman Elliott found flames regrown in the Shields building ruins at morning. Firemen battled the blaze with water through noon and insurance crews began adjusting losses as out of town stockholders and firm owners arrived. Reuben Patterson donated fresh caps and mittens to the department.
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Elliott
Shields Clothing
No. 3 Company
Shields Company
D. W. Lay
Kewanee
Shields
Prass, Reed & Co
Reuben
Carpenter Again in Sheriff's Care
Samuel Carpenter, held Saturday on an affidavit charging dangerous insanity, ran amuck in the Harrington block last night, brandishing a knife and threatening his wife and others. He resisted officers Brennan and Thomma and was taken to the police station, then moved to the county jail as a new commission is set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Carpenter
Justice Tancey
Harrington Block
Brennan
Thomma
Carpenter
Buried as a Mohammedan Lord Stanley’s burial shocks peers
London reports the death of Lord Stanley of Alderley on December 10 from pneumonia and his burial today in Alderley Park under Mohammedan rites. The secrecy was strict with only family and attendants present as the casket was carried to the grave by servants.
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London
Lord Stanley
Alderley
Alderley Park
Chelford
Cheshire
Small Cold Weather Heralds Slowpox Recovery Near Maysville
Cold weather continues as residents report slow but steady improvement among smallpox patients near Maysville. Community updates note social visits, farming labor, and upcoming ice and meat processing activities as preparations move ahead.
Shafer Case Against NY Chicago and St Louis Rail Set for Trial
General court news notes that John R. Shafer sues the New York Chicago and St. Louis railway company and the case is scheduled for trial on December 3.
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John R. Shafer
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
Sentinel Want Column Seeks Readers’ Needs
The Sentinel encourages readers to submit requests for items or services in its Want Column. Postings may include requests for household goods employment or help finding specific merchandise. Submissions are published in upcoming editions as space allows.
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