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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1907

Page

17

Bell letter found in Townsend murder case near New Brighton

New York on February 2 report that a significant letter by John Bell, linked to the fatal Townsend shooting in New Brighton, was turned to police by Oscar Quirk of Flushing. The coroner opened witness testimony, detailing Bell seen at Westervelt Avenue and Richmond Terrace Friday night.

New York John Bell Charles Wilmot Townsend New Brighton Oscar Quirk Flushing Timiedides Sis John T. S hLove Jouwun Rodney Street Matthew Cahill Joseph Crowley New York Stock Exchange Bell Westervelt Avenue Richmond Terrace

Crisis passes as Colorado river channel is sealed

Imperial Col Feb 2. The country debates river control while the break at the bank is closed by those affected. The former break closed November 6 and the present break December 6. Over half the river flows through the new path, the critical period past. By February 6 the remaining current will follow the old channel after rock dumping to seal the break.

Colorado Imperial Col

Noted Creek Authority Dies

Muskogee Indian Territory Feb 2 Arthur P. McKellop a compiler of Creek laws and signer of many important Indian treaties with the federal government died at his home last night in Muskogee.

Muskogee, I. T Arthur P. McKellop

Judge Cleland Rebukes Drinkers Then Releases Most

Chicago court sees 52 defendants arraigned as Judge McKensie Cleland offers parole and reform over imprisonment. Most men receive two week parole with fines suspended, while a lone 18 year old vagrant is sent to the bridewell. The session features praise for abstinence and family reconciliation efforts, with several couples urged toward sobriety.

Chicago McKenzie Cleland Cleland William Massie Massie Edward Fitzgerald Peter Dora Mason W. J. Green Judge Cleland Viola Patrade Jacob Kroll Kroll

Royalty Goes Visiting to Paris Incognito

King Edward and Queen Alexandria traveled from London to Paris in secret as the duke and duchess of Lancaster. It is the queen’s first Paris visit since 1889. The royal couple aims for privacy with minimal ceremony during departure and travel.

London Edward Alexandria Paris Duke and Duchess of Lancaster Princess of Wales France

President Roosevelt names Warren for land and livestock talks

Washington February 2 President Roosevelt has designated Senator Warren to meet with the public lands commission and committees from the American Livestock association and the National Wool Growers association to give consideration to land and livestock issues.

Washington Roosevelt Warren Public Lands Commission American Livestock Association National Wool Growers’ Association

Choate warns Roosevelt and Root on government roles

At Delmonico's, Joseph H. Choate praised Roosevelt and Root for public service but warned against encroaching on legislative duties. He defended federal and state powers, urging no intrusion among branches and naming the Supreme Court as final arbiter in case of conflict.

New York Sons of Williams College Delmonico Joseph H. Choate Roosevelt Root United States Supreme Court

Dixie Breaks Motor Boat Record in Palm Beach Race

Palm Beach Florida February 2 The official statement shows the Dixie broke the world Nautical mile record in yesterday’s motor boat event. The previous best was 2 minutes 22 seconds and the Dixie’s corrected time is 2 minutes 21.31 seconds according to the regatta committee.

Palm Beach Fla Dixie Regatta Committees

Babe Carried Away by Bear in Virginia

In Afton Virginia on February 2 a baby was carried off by a bear after Mrs James Ingram believed she handed the child to her husband at a fence near a woods. Tracks showed the bear fled toward the mountains as a cold snap drives wildlife into settlements.

Afton James Ingram

Fearful Toll of Life in Pennsylvania Mines

Harrisburg, February 2. The annual consolidated returns to the state department of mines for 1906 show that 557 mine workers were killed in the anthracite region and 464 in the bituminous regions of Pennsylvania during that period.

Harrisburg State Department of Mines Pennsylvania

Coining Mexican money at New Orleans mint

For the first time in the history of the local United States mint, Mexican money is being coined here. Work started January 1 on the coinage to 4000 centavos. It is expected that by venilvion? silver may follow.

New Orleans United States Mint Vemlilvion Pilver Focabment

Miss Eben Terry at Empire Theatre Opens American Tour

New York February 1 Miss Eben Terry receives enthusiastic welcome in her first American appearance without Sir Henry Irving at the Empire theater. She capably portrays Lady Cecily Wayneflete. Bernard Shaw’s Captain Brassbound’s Conversation receives mixed critique for melodrama and third act fatigue but features sharp paradox and characterization.

New York Eben Terry Empire Theater Sir Henry Irving Captain Brassbound George Bernard Shaw Howard Hallam Lady Cecils Morocco Interrim Prassbound Sir Howard Mr. Shaw Brassbound Mr Shaw Afr. Shaw Cecily

Victor Herbert Protests Copyright Bill Protection for Composers

Victor Herbert arrives in Washington to champion Senator Kittredge's copyright bill. He argues Currier's House measure harms composers by limiting rights beyond phonograph records and perforated rolls and urges Congress to back Kittredge's proposal for full protection under existing law.

Washington Victor Herbert Witieh Currier Kittredge Congress

Mackay Family Welcomes Son Heir to Wealthy Firm

Mr and Mrs Clarence H Mackay celebrate the birth of a son at their Madison Avenue home No 44 The infant increases their family to three children Katherine Blanca and the newborn The Mackays are prominent in society and business with Mr Mackay inheriting a vast fortune and major corporate interests Mrs Mackay is active socially and in public affairs including a notable bid to become a Long Island school trustee.

New York Clarence H. Mackay Madison Avenue Mackay Katherine Blanca Mackays Long Island

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