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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1907

Page

11

Kennedy's Fate Near As Jury Deliberates in Saloon Clash

Deposition of Mike Kennelly forms a key piece of the defense's case as prosecutors press Kennedy's account of Sept 6 1906 in a Lafayette Street saloon brawl. Witnesses describe Laughlin striking Augsburger with a billiard cue and Kennedy denying direct blows while a blackjack is discussed. Kennedy testifies of military service and saloon life, with cross examinations highlighting inconsistencies and attempts to cover up the true events.

Kennedy Laughlin William Pappert Pappert Reichelderfer Augsburger A. M. Reichelderfer Joe Schultz Mike Horstman Charles Kennedy Schultz Young Kennedy Frank Shreve Theodore Crouse Harry Wilson John Kennedy Samuel Augsburger Dan B. Ninde Arthur Cox Wilson Pennsylvania Petersburg Ninde Boakis Lafayette Wallace Streets John Mike Kennelly Cox and Johnson Barnes Shady Sam Cox Wallace Street Colerick Sam Augsburger Harry F. France Harrison and Columbia Streets Laban Blair Charles Laughlin West End Crouse Schultzler Jim Smith Augsburgers Mr. Ninde Mr. Kennedy Michael Kennedly

King Ed Opens Parliament With Ireland and Reform Focus

King Edward opened the second session of the current reign amid ceremony, signaling a busy agenda on Ireland home rule, army reform, and temperance. He noted good relations with powers, mourned Kingston earthquake losses, and thanked the U S authorities for swift aid. India affairs mention changes to align governance with native wishes while preserving executive unity.

London House of Lords Ireland Edward Great Britain Kingston United States India Ameer Afghanistan

Rockefeller Gives 32 Million to General Education Board

New York on February 8 1907 John D Rockefeller Jr reading a letter from his father announced a gift of securities worth about 32 million dollars to the General Education Board. The board will add 11 million previously given making a total trust fund of 43 million dollars. The gift is described as the largest ever for educational or philanthropic purposes and will fund specific objects within the boards corporate goals. The letter and board responses outlined future administration by leaders including Frederick T Gates George Foster Peabody Dr Wallace Buttrick and J D Rockefeller Jr with several other notable educators and financiers. Several colleges were immediately awarded gifts totaling 400 000 dollars.

New York John D. Rockefeller General Education Board Rockefeller University of Chicago Mr. Rockefeller Frederick T. Gates George Foster Peabody Dr. Wallace Buttrick Robert C. Ogden J. D. Rockefeller, Jr Williams Street New York City General Board John D. Rockefeller, Jr Wallace Buttrick J.D. Rockefeller, Jr Albert Shaw Starr J. Murphy Edward A. Alderman Harry Pratt Judson Alderman University of Virginia Andrews University of Nebraska Frissell Hampton Institute Gates Daniel C. Gilman Johns Hopkins University Carnegie Institution Washington Henry Jesup Judson Ogden Southern Education Board Page Peabody Shaw Review of Reviews Beloit College Beloit Wis Morningside College Sioux City Lafayette College Easton Wabash College Crawfordsville Ind University of Wooster Wooster Congress United States Union Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Louisiana Missouri Kansas Iowa Wisconsin Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania

Minstrel show planned by Modern Woodmen lodge

Columbia City hosts a minstrel show by the Modern Woodmen lodge. Rev. Dr. Sol C. Dickey announces Winona Technical Institute will share profits from the Winona interurban line. Gas price rise at Lafontaine to $3.00 per store with short supply noted in recent weeks. Several local obituaries and business moves across Albion, Angola, Winamac, Wabash, Kendallville, and Huntington.

Woodmen Lodge Columbia City Sol C. Dickey Winona Technical Institute Winona Flash Light Oil and Gas Co Lafountaine Benjamin F. Frazure Albion Samuel Headley Angola Fawley & Holderman Wabash Winamac Joseph Little Keystone Wells County T. W. Cox Laporte Baptist Church Kendallville Sarah J. Friel Huntington Amos K. Sutton Warren T. R. Gilbert Newton W. Gilbert Philippines Barbara Weber Adams County Decatur Robert Beekman Fox Station Wabash County George Barnes Jennie Case Bourbon Michigan Laziler DeKalb County Infirmary George P. Hurst Beloit Wis Toledo Chicago Lewis Fuller Goshen Supreme Court Fuller Reuben Miller John D. Mather James Sterlen D. N. Fitch Auburn Roanoke James Collins Pierceton Ashley Manufacturing Company Daniel D. Noftzger Robert E. Nevin Robert C. Nevin Robert B. Johnson Orin G. Albright Charles H. Bruce Ashley

Allen's Foot-Ease powder promise for tired feet

An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a powder to shake into shoes. It claims to ease swollen nervous damp feet, relieve tiredness, prevent blisters and callous spots, and aid with corns bunions and chilblains. It promotes comfort and easy wear for tight shoes.

Allen

Fireman Causes Boiler Overheat in Columbia City House

An untrained fireman Sunday turned cold water into an overheated boiler in the Clugston house at Columbia City, ruining an expensive heating plant. Stoves have been installed to heat the hotel until repairs can be made. Oliver Perry Jaques, aged 73, longtime Kosciusko County resident, dies in Warsaw after a career in mercantile trade.

Clugston House Columbia City Oliver .Perry Jaques Kosciusko Warsaw

Women form combined drive to aid Hope Hospital

Over seventy women met at First Presbyterian church to organize a city wide effort for Hope Hospital relief. Mrs. G. W. Beers was named chairwoman and Mrs. M. S. Willson secretary. Dr. W. O. Gross and other officials spoke on needs. A joint committee will work with the hospital board as Hope Hospital Sunday is set for February 24 with church collections planned.

Woman's Hope Hospital First Presbyterian Church G. W. Beers M. S. Willson Fred C. Peters Young Ladies’ Society of the Presbyterian Church W. O. Gross J. B. Franke M. F. Porter Hope Hospital

Mooney Host Oyster Supper for Evard Moving to Columbia City

A party at the home of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Mooney in Jackson township celebrated Mr and Mrs D M Evard after selling their farm and buying property near Columbia City. Guests included Paul Evard, William Townsend, B J Mooney, Joe Dager, numerous Mooney and Kreager family members, plus Dr J C Cowan of Dixon Ohio. The gathering also noted friends of Mrs Belle Noble Jenkin in the city.

Benjamin Mooney Jackson Township D. M. Evard Columbia City Paul Evard Messrs Mesdames William Townsend B. J. Mooney Joe Dager Balsor Ort Wesley Smyth Jasper Jones Nicholas Auer Grandma Grabner Grandma Mooney Charles Malcuit T. M. Kreager Nora Mollie Harris May Jones Sarah Mooney Bessie Ethel Marquardt August Jacob Maleuit Wilson Kreager Clarence Townsend Elmer Mooney J. C. Cowan Dixon, Ohio

May Bette Jenkinson and Clyde H Davis Wed in Goshen

In Goshen on Saturday February 9 at 3 p m in St James Episcopal church Miss May Bette Jenkinson and Clyde Henry Davis were married. Rev Roland officiated. The bride’s attendants included Miss Helen Henderson Miss Glenna Hall Miss Madge Jenkinson and Miss Mary Cornell with Noble Jenkinson giving her away. Best man was Oliver M Kinnison. Over 250 attended the church ceremony and about 150 joined a reception at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Noble’s home. The couple will honeymoon in Havana Cuba before settling into housekeeping. Mr Davis belongs to GC A Davis and Son lumber firm. the bride formerly lived in Fort Wayne.

Goshen May Bette Jenkinson Clyde Henry Davis St. James Episcopal Church Roland Noble William Nymeyer Helen Henderson Urbana Liberty Miss Jenkinson Miss Hall Miss Henderson Miss Cornell Dresden Oliver M. Kinnison Elizabeth Noble Havana Cuba Mr. Davis GC. A. Davis and Son Fort Wayne Emma Jenkinson Ellen Spencer

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