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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1909

Page

7

Fort Wayne Fetes Christmas With Snow and Civic Spirit

Fort Wayne observed a widespread Christmas celebration with a heavy snowfall marking the day. Retail activity paused as people joined in charitable giving, church services, and festive meals. The Associated Charities led relief efforts, while hospitals and orphanages hosted programs and gift distributions, including a Knights of Columbus drive at St. Vincent’s.

Fort Wayne Santa Claus Street Railway Company Associated Charities St. Joseph’s Hope Fort, Wayne

Lane's Family Medicine Lane's Tea Beauty Aid Ad

An old newspaper ad proclaims Lane's Family Medicine or Lane's Tea as the most efficient aid in preserving beauty. It claims the product will restore faded roses to cheeks and urges druggists and dealers to stock it at 25 cents.

Lane

Washington enjoys a white Christmas across the capital

Washington celebrates a white Christmas as snow covers the city to over half an inch. President Taft and family spend the day at home with no formal duties, while Vice President Sherman, Secretary Knox, and other officials share family gatherings.

Washington Taft Charley Robert Taft Helen Sherman Utica N.Y Secretary Knox K Street Philander Chase Knox, Jr J. R. Tindle Valley Forge Dickinson Porto Rico Meyer MacVeagh Ballinger Wickersham

Eight Bodies Recovered From Herrin Mine Disaster

St. Louis reports confirm the recovery of eight bodies after a gas explosion in Chicago and Carterville Coal company mine A. Victims include W. T. Pierce and two helpers Eugene Barrett and Gordon Schaffer, plus Thomas Williams. Pierce oversaw thirty mines in the Herrin district and faced a risky reentry plan.

St. Louis Herrin Lil W. T. Pierce Pierce Eugene Barrett Gordon Schaffer Thomas Williams Chicago and Carterville Coal Company Schaffer

A Policeman's Testimony on Foley's Honey and Tar

Nashua Iowa night policeman J N Paterson recounts a stubborn winter lung cold and failed treatments. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar with two thirds of a bottle curing him and calls it the greatest cough and lung medicine in the world. Dreier Bros.

J. N. Paterson Nashua Iowa Foley Dreier Bros

Gunness Farm Sold to Settle LaPorte Estate

Judge J. C Richter in the Laporte circuit court ordered the 59 acre Belle Gunness farm near Laporte Indiana sold to settle the estate. The farm is valued at 5000 dollars, with 3500 dollars of personal estate. Claims allowed total 4140 dollars, including 3140 dollars secured by Andrew Helgelin’s estate, the last victim.

Gunness Laporte Ind J. C Richter Laporte @rcuit Belle Gunness Andrew Helgelein North Dakota

County Bridges Summary Reports 56 New Additions

County bridge superintendent O By Wiley reviews annual work by commissioners. Fifty six new bridges added to existing ones at an average cost of 325 dollars each, with five dollars offset by township receipts. Forty bridges were repaired at an average cost of 150 dollars.

Wiley

Street Railway Increases Wages for 300 Workers

The Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company announced a voluntary wage rise effective January 1 for about 300 motormen and conductors across interurban and city divisions. The general raise is about one cent an hour, up to four cents for some interurban workers, with promotions to interurban service limited to ages 25 to 40 and city workers advancing on the interurban scale.

Fort Wayne Wabash Valley Traction Company Big Street Railway Syndicate Street Railway Lnes Lafayette Bluffton Wabash Peru Logansport F. I. Hardy C. D. Emmons Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Indiana Indianapolis Interurban Division City Division Wabash City Peru City

Dowling Named Deputy Clerk in Circuit Court

John Dowling, son of Bartholomew Dowling, long active in New Haven business, is appointed deputy clerk in the circuit court vacancy left by W A Hammond. He comes highly recommended and will begin duties immediately under his predecessor’s guidance. A Clearmont.

John Dowling Bartholomew’ Dowling New Haven W. A. Hammond

Beveridge Declines Safety Board Seat in Grice Era

James M. Henry, chosen by Mayor elect Grice as a Republican safety board member, declines the appointment to seek re election as Republican district chairman, citing the law prohibiting holding both posts. Marion B. Johnson, a current city council member, accepts the vacant safety board seat after Grice offered it Friday.

James M. Henry Grice Board of Public Safety Marion Johnson Board of Safety Marion B. Johnson Johnson

Henry Hints He Will Stay In Beveridge Drive

Chairman Henry, a friend of Senator Beveridge, declines a board of public safety post to support Beveridge’s re election. The law bars public safety members from politics, forcing Henry to choose between the chairmanship and the safety board, with Johnson set to replace him.

Foley’s Orine Laxative Endorsed for Women and Children

An advertisement touts Foley’s Orine Laxative as best for women and children with a mild action and pleasant taste, claiming it is preferable for regular relief and gentle operation.

Foley's

Marshall's presidential boom seen in Indiana talks

Washington whispers center on Indiana Governor Marshall as he attends the Lew Wallace statue unveiling January 11. GOP and Democratic leaders weigh his candidacy, noting mixed feelings in Indiana and cautious, non-boosting tactics to avoid premature boom efforts.

Washington Marshall Indiana Lew Wallace Statuary Hall Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Harmon Ohio Buckeye Statesman National Capital Hoosier South United States Stone Missouri Shively Besten Dennis

Woman Murder Victim Found in Peru Home. Husband Detained

Peru Ind December 25 Policing found Ora Galloway over his wife’s lifeless body with an emptied revolver in hand. Galloway claimed he had no memory of the event and is held in jail.

Ora Galloway Wife'n Pistol Peru Ind Galloway

Census Officials Told to Avoid Political Influence in 13th Census

Census Supervisor John W. Sale receives President Taft guidance on census duties. Taft warns supervisors to remove any enumerators engaged in political work, stressing accountability via Mr. Durand. The 13th census will use about 68,000 enumerators under 380 supervisors, starting April 15 nationwide, with Fort Wayne allowing two weeks for city enumeration and thirty days in rural areas.

Twelfth Congressional District John W. Sale Taft Fort Warne

Foley's Kidney Remedy Urges Early Use for Urinary Issues

The advertisement presents Hexamethylenetetramine as a key ingredient and uric acid solvent. It urges taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of irregularity to prevent a serious malady, attributed to Dreier Bros.

Dreier Bros

Installation and Feast for Lawton Post Veterans

United Spanish American War Veterans post in Lawton plans a January 5 event at the Anthony Wayne club. Newly elected officers will be installed by Department Commander Frank C Kibbe followed by a banquet. Officers named include Commander Ralph M Snyder and others: C M Gandy, Otto C Meyer, William S Swayne, W D Kayser, Charles N Kickley, Charles D Nolan, C A Sharp, James Connell, Charles L Jacques, Walter Beaverson, John Tieman.

Lawton Post United

Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for Nasal Catarrh Is Aimed at Relief

The ad promotes Ely's Liquid Cream Balm as the quick and sure remedy for nasal catarrh hay fever and cold in the head. It claims identical curative properties to the solid version with immediate relief from the first spray and notes a 75 cent price including a spraying tube, with mail order from Ely Bros New York.

Ely Ely Brothers Warren Streat New York Ely Bros Warrent St

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City Aglow Universal White House Wabash Valley Company Handsome Dowling William.a. Hammond Clearmont J. M. Henry Beveridge Henry the Sentinel United States Senate Senate Police and Fire Departments Fourth Ward Joseph Hutzell W. D. Henderson National Senate State Committee Twelfth District Mr. Johnson Champ Clark Clark Judge Gaynor New York City Biemer & CO Water Supply Contractors Baker Wind Mills Schia Os Anthony Wayne Club Tri-State Loan & Trust Co Charles A. Wilding GEO. W. Pixaley, Secy Dr. Wenger Bright
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