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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1903

Page

4

Fort Wayne to be among best paved cities in class

The article notes the 1904 paying program for Fort Wayne public works aims to fully fund a new street and infrastructure plan. It says past funding hurdles limited local share, but completion could make Fort Wayne one of the nation’s best paved cities in its class and spur further improvements. It also covers a debate between Congressman Robinson and William Dudley Foulke on Indiana’s Roosevelt support and a British army report criticizing teen tobacco use among recruits.

Board of Works Fort Wayne Congressman Robinson William Dudley Foulke Richmond Civil Service Foulke Indiana Roosevelt Robinson Great Britain United Kingdom United States General Bates Department of the Lakes United States Army Bates

Death of C F Drew Lifts Murder Suspect In Harrisburg

Cairo Illinois December 29 1908 report says C F Drew general manager of Coal Belt electric railway with Chicago HQs was found dead in his Harrisburg Excelsior hotel room a bullet hole in left temple a revolver nearby authorities consider possible suicide and note he may have left Drew was last seen preparing to leave by train and had been troubled by pressures from creditors and company officials

Cairo C. F. Drew Coal Belt Electric Railway Chicago Excelsior Harrisburg Drew

Historic Christmas Recipes in One Margins Menu

A collection of classic holiday dishes including Something to Eat Chicken Custard with Consomme Cranberry Frappe Apple and Nut Salad Plum Pudding Grace Springerlie Oyster Bisque Grape Pudding and related holiday baking tips. Recipes detail ingredients and steps for custards soups desserts and festive cakes with traditional garnishes.

Leftover Sauce and Raisin Jam Recipes for Economical Meals

A collection of economical kitchen tips and recipes including lemon sauce with water sugar cornstarch butter lemon juice and grape juice. raisin jam with raisins water and sugar. and potato and walnut dressing for roasts. Notes emphasize food value, fuel economy, and using wheat daily.

Cocoanut Dishes and Venison Roast From Older Cookery

A set of dessert and savory recipes includes cocoanut pudding with bread crumbs and eggs, coconut soup with chicken broth, venison saddle with baked apples and currant jelly, and hazlenut cream with milk and eggs. Directions cover mixing, baking, simmering, and serving methods.

Real Estate Transfers Listed in Citizens Trust Notices

Real estate transfers show numerous parcels changing hands across townships. Buyers include Frederick W. and F. Brucker, Samuel and E. Zimmerman, Albert H. Lochner, Auguste Brockman, Anna M. Archer, and many others with prices ranging from $100 to $37,000, detailing lots, halves and sections in Fairview Place, Lawton Place, Archer's Brookside, Monroe, Lafayette, and surrounding areas. The notices reference multiple entities including Lawton Place Land and Improvement Co and United States with transfers recorded for residential and farm tracts.

Lawton Place Land and Inprovement Co Samuel and E. Zimmerman Lawton Place Lawton Place Land and Improvement Co Albert H. Lochner Fairview Place Carl and Mary M. Brudi Auguste and M. Brudi Adams Henry and C. Busse Frederick Auguste Brockman Milan Joseph F. Archer Anna M. Archer Archer Brookside Wichman Beck Vordermark Mary Jane Wm. Cl Richardville Res St. Mary’s River Wayne Chas. F E. A. Eller Abe Ackerman Marion Michael L. Hellworth Lois Lutz Tno Gavis Jacob Denis Lafayette Christopher Dennis Jacob Dennis Eugene E. Levine George Levine St. Joseph William and M. Tester Adam C. Robinson Monroeville Jobst Fischer John G. Frederickson Green New Haven Amiel Rich United States Daniel Buskirk Lafayette Township Commercial Improvement Co Mary Jaap Commerceial Improvement Co Wayne Township Polly Thorp Samuel Mills Springfield Luisa Higgins William F. Gorrell

Land transfers and property sales listed in Lafayette and surrounding townships

Legal notices record multiple land deals and transfers. Henry C. Busse sells to Frederick and August Brockman for 4000 dollars. Boteman and A. Mier sell to Joseph Carmany for 14775 dollars. Joseph Maddux sells to Oliver Smith for 300 dollars. Heir's Lawton Place Improvement Co. sells to Henry and Anna Hilsmier for 575 dollars. Andrew J. Criswell sells Lot 28 in Lawton Place. August J. DeLagrange and A. V. DeLagrange sell to Henry Pranger Jr. and C. Pranger for 4000 dollars. P. Waters sells Lot 139 in Cedarville, Cedar Creek tp, for 12 dollars and more.

Monroe Henry C. Busse Frederick August Brockman Milan Boteman A. Mier Joseph Carmany Lafayette Joseph Maddux Oliver €. Smith Bik Rockhill Lawton Place Improvement Co Henry Anna M. Hilsmier Lawton Place Andrew J. Criswell August J A. V. DeLagrange Henry Pranger, Jr C. Pranger Perry P. Waters Henry and Elizabeth Wilke Cedarville Cedar Creek

Notable Indiana Obituaries And Local Incidents

In northern Indiana Dr. A W Smith a veterinary surgeon is dead at Ossian formerly of Bluffton. John Philippi a pioneer citizen dies at his home northwest of Huntington aged 84. Walter Penfield son of Judge Penfield leaves Auburn for Seattle to practice law. Mrs Rebecca Ingersoll mother of Capt Robert Ingersoll dies in South Bend where she lived forty years. Pulaski county locals organize against Chicago hunters harming livestock. Frank Kline of Marion seeks divorce after seven days of marriage. Sandusky Fortlane Cement plant at Syracuse to close temporarily January 1. Two Logansport streetcars damaged. no injuries. Ben Wallace to enter banking as head of Wabash Valley Trust Co. Elmer J Burkett of Geneva sent to leper colony Lonoy Island Philippines. Settlement talks over Hagan widow claim for Big Four brakeman killed at Rose Hill. Big Four offers 3500, widow seeks 4500. Hugh Bowman a 90 year old pioneer Odd Fellow in Fulton county dies. longest affiliated member and noted temperance Methodist.

A. W. Smith Ossian Bluffton John Philippi Huntington Walter Penfield W. L. Penfield State Department Auburn Seattle Rebecca Ingersoll Robert Ingersoll South Bend Hagan Big Four Rose Hill Wabash County Fort Wayne Hugh Bowman United States Fulton County The Odd Fellows Indiana

Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Promoted for Nasal Catarrh Relief

Notice promotes Ely's Liquid Cream Balm as beneficial for nasal catarrh sufferers who cannot inhale through the nose. It differs in form from the classic Cream Balm but is medicinally the same and usable with any nasal atomizer. Priced 75 cents with spraying tube. sold by druggists or mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York.

Ely Ely Brothers Warren Street New York

Glover, Yacht Club Leader, Missing in New York

Commodore Edward F. Glover of the Knickerbocker Yacht Club and former Crescent Athletic Club president vanished after a December 18 parole violation on charges of grand larceny and obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly drew $20,000 from a Richmond Hill bank and left his wife at their country house before disappearing.

New York Edward F. Glover Knickerbocker Yacht Club Crescent Athletic Club Brooklyn Grover Glover Richmond Hill L. J

Madison Township Quarantine Lift Planned at Residence

Quarantine measures in Madison Township are set to be raised at the residence level following containment updates. Officials indicate the move aligns with current health assessments and local housing conditions.

Local Briefs From Monroeville and Area

The Gilmore family recovers from smallpox as houses lose surrounding cards. D C Fry and wife move to a newly purchased farm of H Conrad Selking who adds to his property. The German Lutheran Christmas tree event draws a large crowd and youth memories. Farmers lease two thirds of their land awaiting a bountiful harvest. Rural mail patrons praise Uncle Sam for daily papers. Philip Fry and family plan a near future move to Monroeville. Marquardt Lutheran church Christmas program shines as a community credit. Nellie Marquardt improves from typhoid fever after confinement. Welland Seibert of Western Gas Construction returns from a hunting trip with plentiful game. rumor labels him a second Teddy.

Gilmore D. C. Fry Jacob Marquardt H. Conrad Selking Mother Earth Monroeville Uncle Sam Philip Fry Marquardt Lutheran Marquardt Nellie J. J. Marquardt Welland Seibert Western Gas Construction Company Mr. Seibert Teddy

Seed houses offer home grown guarantees to planters

The article extols buying direct from James J. H. Gregory & Son of Marblehead Mass for fresh pure seed. It highlights their near fifty year reputation, three guarantees, and a free 1904 catalogue with many new varieties and gardening facts.

James J. H. Gregory Messrs. Gregory & Son

Scrupulous conscience donations raise Missouri total to 1500

In St. Louis on December 29 contributions by railroads and merchants have pushed the total to nearly 1500 dollars. The funds, once thought the work of a crank, attract broad interest as authorities seek to locate the benefactor behind the donations.

St. Louis, Mo

Acquitted of Lynching in Illinois Case

Cairo Illinois December 29 James Raines Bailey Kuster Brant Davis and Lieut J F Parker of Thebes were charged with the lynching of William Johnson a colored man last spring. A hearing before Jep Jackson colored justice of the peace resulted in all being discharged as evidence deemed insufficient to hold them.

Cairo, Ill James Raines C. Bailey James Kuster Brant Davis J. F. Parker Thebes William Johnson Jep Jackson

Cincinnati River Ice Frenzy Threatens Million Dollar Damage

Cincinnati reports ice jams from Rising Sun Indiana to Coney Island Ohio sixty miles upriver. With the river freezing below and thawing above Cincinnati, officials warn a sudden movement could unleash over a million dollars in damage. Tiger men warn of the potential devastation if the ice breaks loose all at once.

Cincinnati Ohio Ind Coney Island

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad For Teething Relief

An old advertisement urges mothers to use Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup to ease teething pain in children. It proclaims it the best remedy for teething discomfort.

Mrs. Winslow

Bryan returns to London and plans Celtic departure

William J. Bryan arrived in London from The Hague and will sail to New York on December 30 aboard the White Star steamer Celtic leaving from Liverpool.

London William J. Bryan Hague New York White Star Line Celtic Liverpool

Mob Foiled in Council Bluffs Jail Clash

In Council Bluffs Iowa a mob of up to 1000 gathered by the county jail to seize Zimmerman and Burke two prisoners charged with assault and robbery. Police and militia restrained the mob as Congressman Smith urged dispersal and George Sanders left for home.

Council Bluffs Dodge Light Guards Zimmerman Burke Congressman Smith George Sanders Sanders Court House

Deny Trouble in Coke Region Aims to Halt Strike Talk

Pittsburg report says H. C. Frick Coke president Thomas Lynch is in New York for talks with United States Steel officials. The company denies wage reduction rumors despite 60 percent furnace closures and a 17 percent wage cut. Only 7,000 of 17,000 ovens staffed as 10,000 idle workers stand ready to replace them.

Pittsburg Thomas Lynch H. C. Frick Coke Company New York United States Steel Corporation Frick Company

No Pay During Suspension In San Francisco Case

Washington reports the comptroller denied salary to W. H. Miller chief clerk medical supply depot San Francisco during an ongoing probe into charges of collusion with firms and bid alteration. Miller was suspended pending the investigation and receives no pay.

Washington Comptroller of the Treasury W. H. Miller San Francisco Miller Comptroller

Mrs Day Undergoes Operation for Tumor in Canton

Mrs Day wife of Justice William R Day underwent surgery at her Canton home for a breast tumor. She came from anesthesia in excellent condition and is expected to recover fully after doctors diagnosed the growth following an illness and consultation.

Canton Ohio

Exoneration Granted in Gracie Funeral Case

Police Captain Cottrell and five officers were exonerated of neglect of duty after A B Denning reached the president’s side at James K Gracie’s funeral in New York City. Three detective sergeants and two patrol men were cleared of similar charges.

New York Cottrell A. B. Denning James K. Gracie

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