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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1901

Page

16

Boil ers Blast Kills At Pittsburg Mill and Wrecks Plant

A disastrous explosion at the Black Diamond steel works on Park Bros in Pittsburg injures twelve and kills at least five workers with reports varying on total fatalities. Four boilers blew simultaneously, reducing the mill to charred timber and twisted iron as police and hospital staff rushed to aid the injured and recover the dead.

Pittsburg Black Diamond Steel Works Park Bros Thirtieth Street James N. Neill Black Diamond West Penn Hospital No. 3 No. 5 West Pennsylvania Hospital John Welvick Patrick Conner John Wilts Peter Bock Wervick George Vogel Roll of Employes

McKinley Syndicate Eyes Fort Wayne Terminal Settlement

McKinley syndicate led by Secretary Macomber plans new interurban lines from Fort Wayne after settling terminal access. A city proposal is under consideration to resolve Fort Wayne entrance terms while Southwestern Electric trains run hourly to half hourly with growing passenger numbers across the week.

Macomber McKinley Syndicate Southwestern Electric Line Fort Wayne Boston Southwestern Nelson

Appraiser Wakeman to be Removed in White House Announcement

Washington reports the president has removed Appraiser Wakeman of New York on Secretary Gnee's recommendation. George Whitehead, also of New York, will succeed him.

Washington White House Wakeman New York Gnee George Whitehead New. York St. Louis David R. Francis Missouri Interior Cleveland San Francisco Dr. Pierce Ella Reynolds Guffie, McLean Co Carrie B. Donner Dayton, Green Co Wis

Letter to the President Attacks Secretary Gage

The author claims Mr. Wakeman wrote the president accusing Secretary Gage. The president refused to entertain the charges or considered the letter’s offensive character as insufficient.

Wakeman Gage

The Jacksons given severe penalties

Theodore Jackson and Laura Jackson were found guilty of immoral practices and fraud by a London jury at Old Bailey. The judge imposed fifteen years and seven years' penal servitude, respectively, as they listened with astonishment.

London Theodore Laura Jackson United States Anna Odelia Diss de Bar Old Bailey Jackson

Cure Blood Poison and Cancer with Free Treatment

An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood diseases including blood poison eczema ulcers and cancer. It claims relief from aches sores and swellings and offers a free trial treatment with medical advice from Dr. Gillam at 213 Mitchell St Atlanta GA and lists Ranke Nussbaum at 88 Calhoun St as sellers.

Dr. Gillam Mitchell St Atlanta

In Excelsis Gloria Christmas Hymn

A devotional poem describing angels singing in Bethlehem and the birth of Christ. The speaker prays for grace to glimpse the divine and join in song, expressing reverence and reverent hope during the Nativity.

Christ Mary Bethlehem Bngs

Unclear text fragment on dyspepsia and medical cure

The readable words mention dyspepsia and a suggestion of a renovator or remedy. No coherent story or identifiable people or organizations are present to confirm a factual item.

Kay Ida Bree

Ground is broken for St Louis Exposition site in Forest Park

The St Louis celebration marking the Louisiana Purchase centennial opened with ground breaking in Forest Park. Gen John C Bates and others wielded shovels as a large ceremony featured governors and Exposition officials amid a weathered parade cancellation.

St. Louis Forest Park Louisiana Territory United States Missouri Purchase John C. Bates Henry K. Hunter Fifteenth United States Cavalry St. Louis Club Washington University

Suit Filed Over Insurance Fraud Allegations in Allen County

James Stewart sues Farmers Mutual Fire Association of Allen County and Benjamin Streifling for 5000 in damages. He claims Streifling, hired by the insurer, falsely charged arson, leading to his arrest and incarceration, damaging his character. The report also covers Judge O Rourke ruling on garnishment cases and safeguards against improper transfers.

James Stewart Farmers’ Mutual Fire Association Allen County Benjamin Streifling Scipio Township Streifling Streisling Justice France O’rourke Henry Jansen Albert Buck Breen & Morris O'Rourke Indiana

Certification of Medical Treatment by Dr Zimmerman

J B Cheadle testifies that he and his wife received treatment from Dr Zimmerman an electrician and physician who saved his wife and relieved his rheumatic heart condition he praises his expertise and trustworthiness in general practice from Indiana with address 84 West Wayne Street Kanstatium

Charles Albert Zimmerman Fort Wayne A. Zimmerman J. B. Cheadle Essional Indiana Kanstatium West Wayne Street Wists Wittefer Bigetro

Mrs Watkins Held In Antwerp Crime Case

Sallie Watkins, Lima clairvoyant, bound over to the next grand jury in $1,000 as an accomplice with Mrs Shaffer in the Antwerp criminal practice case. Witness H B Wilson testified Watkins admitted telephoning Shaffer and arranging transport for two girls to Fort Wayne. Watkins claimed she believed Shaffer ran a legitimate lying in hospital.

Paulding Ohio Sallie Watkins Lima Mrs. Shaffer

Pioneer Earl Adams Dies at Almost Eighty

Earl Adams a pioneer of Allen county and Civil War veteran with company G 152d Indiana infantry died yesterday. He leaves three sons and three daughters among many relatives. Funeral services by Rev. Cocking will be held Saturday morning from the M E church.

New Haven Earl Adams Allen County Adams 152D Indiana Volunteer Infantry Cocking M. E. Church

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Thomas Elliott Albert Gesishic Alexander Waszeloke Robent Street Valentine Perniski Jacob Chesnolanes Isaac Washington William Steinbaugh Peter Mikoscki John McClusky Mune Larkins Joseph Zunic Jacksons Louisiana Territories David Francis W. H. Thompson Walter B. Stevens Blair Skiff Taylor Department of Education Rogers Exposition Company Missouri National Guard van Zant Minnesota Savage Nebraska Davis Arkansas Dockery John Oglesby Yates Illinois D. R. Francis Louisiana Purchase France Mississippi Rocky Mountains Farmers’ Insurance Frankfort, Ind Mme. Zimmerman Zinmerwan Beauty College West Wayne Treet Br. Pierce Common Sense de. R. V. Pierce Buffalo N.Y Pioneer The Sentinel
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