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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1902

Page

13

Germany Declines Intervention in Spanish American War

Berlin reports Germany refused to join intervention against the United States during the Spanish American War. The Kreuz Zeitung prints a statement attributed to Professor Schiemann detailing Berlin’s stance and note that Britain and others pursued peace efforts while Germany held to nonparticipation.

Berlin Foreign Office Kreuz Zeitung Germany United States Spain Associated Press Schiemann Berlin University Austria Maine Herr von Radowitz Madrid Dreisbund von Holleben Washington England France Italy Russia Blanco Europe America Cuba Philippines Pacific

Britain Denies Pauncefote Involvement In War Role

London reports that the Associated Press denies a Kreuz Zeitung Berlin claim that Lord Pauncefote British ambassador in Washington aided intervention in the Spanish American War. The denial comes despite German foreign office confirmation.

London Associated Press Kreuz Zeitung Berlin Lord Pauncefote Washington

Lee denies contact with Adjutant General staff on horse expert claims

London reports Major Arthur Lee, ex military attache, reiterates that he never communicated with the Adjutant General's department about American horse-buying services. He supports Corbin's assertion of no contact.

London Arthur Lee Washington House of Commons United States United States Army Associated Press Corbin Lee Ieneral

Army major denies drawing in on horse expert label

Major Lee says he had no intention of identifying a specific individual by using the phrase chief horse expert of the United States army. He used the term to criticize the English government for neglecting opportunities.

Associated Press Lee United States Army

Deaths of Veterans in Indiana in 1901

The semi annual report to the war department shows Indiana with 425 G A R posts and 15 444 members. In 1901 over one thousand Civil War veterans died as the state’s veteran population continues to shrink.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana War Department

DeWet Loses Last Gun as Boer Forces Routed

London Feb 3 British dispatch reports Byng’s column routed Commandant Wessels near Liebenbergh after a night march. DeWet loses his last gun a pom pom and fifteen pounder along with ammunition wagons horses and mules. Boer casualties include five killed six wounded twenty seven captured.Field Cornet Wessels is slain. National Scouts seize thirteen prisoners near Middleburg and seven near Ammersfort with 500 cattle. General Hamilton takes thirty two prisoners.

Londoa DeWet Wessels Lord Kitchener Pretoria Turesday Byng Liebenbureiner Firman Cornet Weesels Oin Waller Stanis Artillery National Scouts Middleburg Cape Colony Ammersfort Transvaal Gilbert Hamilton

Aged minister Rev George W Stafford dies in Crawfordsville

Rev. George W Stafford aged 86 87 was found dead at his Crawfordsville home just before noon yesterday. A veteran of the Northern Indiana M E conference he served at Richmond Frankfort Valparaiso Greencastle and Rockville and led 3500 souls to membership He also served as Fortieth Indiana volunteers chaplain and joined Sherman’s march to Atlanta Known as Father Stafford he signed America’s first temperance pledge and every pledge since.

Crawfordsville Ind George W. Stafford Stafford Indiana M. E Virginia Richmond Frankfort Valparaiso Greencastle Rockville Newton Father Stafford Fortieth Indiana Volunteers Chickamauga Missionary Ridge Sherman Atlanta America John Noel Bunker Hill

Millionaire Estate Heir Claims Vast Bank Proceeds

Joseph Martin of Pana Illinois says he is an heir to a $16 million Bank of England estate tied to Jared McDonald the Revolutionary War lender. Records show Martin, a lifelong farmer, may inherit over $1 million. He notified Ambassador Choate of the discovery.

Pana Ill Joseph Martin Bank of England Jared McDonald Edinburg Virginia Martin Ambassador Choate

Child snuffs brass button nose obstruction in Columbia City

A three year old child of Lester Williams in Columbia City inhaled a small brass button while playing. Physicians faced a difficult extraction as the button remained lodged in the nose for several days.

Lester Williams Columbia City

Fire damages John Price's Claypool general store

The general store of John Price at Claypool suffered moderate fire damage on Monday, with reports indicating cookware and shelves affected as investigators inspect the scene.

John Price Claypool

Alaska Scandal Debates in Senate Over Court Conspiracy

In Washington the senate resumes consideration of the urgent deficiency appropriation bill as debate centers on alleged Alaska court corruption. Senator McCumber defends Judge Noyes and Alexander McKenzie, attacks the San Francisco circuit court ruling, and cites alleged mining syndicate influence and bribery attempts in Nome Alaska. Senator Tillman presses for full disclosure while Stewart defends the Ninth Circuit.

Washington Senate Hale Alaska McCumber North Dakota Nome Arthur H. Noyes Alexander McKenzie McKinzie Judge Noyes Alexander McKinzie McKenzie Circuit Court of Appeals of San Francisco Noyes Circuit Court of Appeals Dubose Court of Appeals Ninth Circuit Jorge Noyes United States Department of Justice Frost Tillama S. C Pacific Benjamin Daniels Arizona Daniels Stewart Circuit Court Noyes, McKenzie, Et al

Judge Orlando J. Lotz Dies at 52 in Indiana

Muncie Indiana reports the death of Hon Orlando J Lotz aged 52 from typhoid fever. He served on the Indiana appellate court bench and was the only Democrat elected to the Delaware County circuit bench. He opposed Congressman Cramer in his first race and reduced Cramer’s expected majority by about half. His father has thirty years in government posts in Washington.

Muncie Ind Orlando J. Lotz Indiana Delaware County Cramer Cromer Washington

Free excursion tickets for Huntington residents

About 2,060 free tickets were distributed to residents along the Fort Wayne and Southwestern line west of Aboite. On Thursday hundreds rode for free to Lime City, with nearly every car crowded and Huntington streets lively all day.

Huntington Fort Wayne Southwestern Aboite Lime City

Miss Minnie Van Buskirk Weds Gustave Woerking

Miss Minnie Van Buskirk daughter of Dr and Mrs A E Varn kirk wed Gustave Woerking in a ceremony led by Rev D T Williams of the South Congregational church. The dress was colored foulard and a wedding supper followed. The couple are settled at 50 Stophlet Street.

Minnie van Buskirk A. E. Varnkirk Weelk Gustave C. Woebking D. T. Williams South Congregational Church Myr

Grace Monahan Weds W Bruce Throckmorton in Denver

Miss Grace Monahan and W Bruce Throckmorton were married in Denver last week. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Monahan. the groom is a former resident of this city, and the union will surprise many local friends.

Grace Monahan Denver Col W. Bruce Throckmorton Miss Monahan Dennis Monahan

County sets March vote on Goshen and Fort Wayne interurban

Goshen Indiana February 7 The Elkhart township election on March 8 will decide a $30,000 subsidy for the Goshen and Fort Wayne interurban railway. Turkey Creek township Kosciusko county will hold a similar vote the same day on the subsidy proposal.

Goshen Ind Elkhart Township Goshen and Fort Wayne Turkey Creek Township Kosciusko County

Wayne resident endorses A W Chase nerve pills

Fort Wayne testimony touts Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills for nervous sick headaches. Mrs John Irwin recalls relief after using pills from Meyer Bros Co and Calhoun street drugstore. Pills priced 50c a box with doctor signature on each package.

Fort Wayne A. W. Chase John Irwin No. 16 Monroe Street Ind Meyer Bros. & Co Calhoun Street Dr. A. W. Chase M. D

Reply to German critic defends Christian Science as distinct

Editor asserts Christian Science and Spiritualism are not related, citing Science and Health passages and Mary Baker Eddy. The letter argues Christian Science is a divine, moral, and scientific system grounded in Christ Jesus, with healing, prevention, and ethical guidance, and stresses its growth and divinity.

Sentinel Associated Press Mary Baker Eddy Christus Christ Jesus God Christ Jesus the Christ Apostle Paul Abraham Jesus

Dual life of Whitestown man revealed after death

William Wright of Whitestown, long respected, died in Lebanon, Ind. His will asked that his watch go to son Charles T. Wright in Chicago. A widow fulfilled the request and uncovered that since 1876 Wright had lived a double life, abandoning his Chicago family to wed Mrs. Elizabeth J. Brandorn in Whitestown.

Lebanon Ind William Wright Whitestown Charles T. Wright Chicago Wright Elizabeth J. Brandorn

Double Life Revealed in Civil War Veteran’s Will

The text recounts a Civil War veteran from Indiana who lived a double life selling lightning rods while secretly married to two women. He visited his Chicago-based wife and children annually until 1593, left $500 to his second wife, and both wives sought widow’s pensions. His will notes a watch tied to a dying request that kept his two families unaware of each other.

Chicago Wright Company A Eighty-first Indiana

Two American Soldiers Hanged in Philippines Desertion

Washington reports two U S soldiers Edmond A Dubose and Lewis Russell of the Nin ta cavalry were executed for desertion to the insurgents in Albay province. A military commission found them guilty and ordered death, a decision approved by General and President Roosevelt declined to intervene.

Washington Edmond A. Dubose Lewis Russell Ninta Cavalry Albay Guinout War Department Roosevelt Secretary of War Gererad Chaffen Weduc Theic Suri

Marion wife dances. Kokomo husband files for divorce

In Marion a wife danced while her husband cooked and struck dishes at Kokomo. Frank Froseiline of Kokomo seeks a divorce citing separation and discord as the reason for the petition.

Marion Kokomo Frank Froseiline

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ARMY Britain Commandant Wessels M’cumber Federal Tribunal Judge O. J. Lotz Woerking-Van Buskirk Throckmorton-Monahan Wayne STATE William Bradford Dickson Editor Sentinel Stitrd Gregory & Son Enk Joseph Ene Wong Henry Flolzvfaster Holzfaster Bros Saddlere Union City ENK Medicine CO Pellens & Polster, Dreier Bro. and L. &. Soest
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