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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1907

Page

11

Wreck and Fire Kill Dozens on New York Central Express

The coroner's inquest opened in the Bronx into the Brewster express wreck with 20 dead and 150 injured. Investigators, including the railroad board, Probe cause of derailment from a broken rail and speed alleged at seventy mph. Officials anticipate a grand jury review as families identify victims and salvage operations proceed.

New York New York Central White Plains Electric Express Bronx Schewennecke State Board Dickey Rockwell Baker New York Central Road Jerome New York Central Railway E. R. Rogers Smyth Bronx Park Mabel Smith Elsie Sniffen Englewood N. J Arabelle Fowler Pleasantville K N. Y Ernest Knoll Mount Kisco N. Y Schwannecke Beals Mary New York City Brady Filorence Golden's Bridge Lincoln Rosal West Alenie Hawthorne AVANS Myron White Plains Farrand Katherine K N.Y Wadson Clara L Colfax Lyons Bloomingdale Insane Asylum Newcombe E. F Pike Wyoming County Charles Bond N. Y. Page E. L Perrin Dorothy W Henry ©. Perrin Rosborough Robert J J. Sloane Sievons Annie Storm Solia W Bedford Station Bessie Warren Elsie D West End Avenue Webster Isaac L New ‘York Central Brewster Bronx Park Bridge Woodlawn Avenue Brewster Express Grand Central Station Bronx Bridge

Northern Indiana News Roundup Highlights Deaths and Local Changes

A string of short items notes deaths of Mrs. Michael Shaughnessy of Lagro at 15 and Riley Shull once a South Whitley druggist in Cincinnati. Col umbia City to build an electric theater. Logansport reports the death of John Wesley Johnson after a street car fall. Decatur man Frank Barthel sues Dr Henry Keller for 5000 over incubator patents, Keller forming a manufacturing company. Hillsdale hosts a baby born aboard Lake Shore train No 14. Warsaw couple James and wife pursue divorce in public scene over their child. Elkhart temperance group seeks to preserve the new blind tiger law from modifications. Beardsley censured by druggists for voting for the law and facing calls to modify it.

Michael Shaughnessy Lagro Riley Shull South Whitley Cincinnati Columbia City Logansport John Wesley Johnson Frank Barthel Decatur Henry E. Keller Barthel Keller Elkhart Lake Shore Hillsdale Indiana Adrian James Roberts Warsaw Beardsley Senate

Dade's Little Liver Pills Sold at Rhoads' Drug Store

An old advertisement touts Dade's Little Liver Pills as a cure for lazy liver function, claiming it cleanses the system, improves complexion, brightens eyes, and promotes happy thoughts, with sale through Rhoads' drug store.

Dade Rhoads’ Drug Store

Prospects Bright for Fort Wayne Bryan Interurban Road

Capt Scott Swann visited Hicks ville Ohio on Monday in support of a plan to build an interurban road between Fort Wayne and Bryan. He said no definite developments since the Fort Wayne conference a week ago but noted bright prospects along the route and confidence the road will be built.

Scott Swann Hicksville Ohio Fort Wayne Bryan Swann

Liquid Cream Balm for Nasal Catarrh Promises Quick Relief

Advert says Ely s Liquid Cream Balm contains all the good qualities of the solid version and is suited for atomizers. It claims to be an unfailing cure for nasal catarrh backed by growing testimony. The formula is said not to dry or irritate air passages and to address root causes, though the text drops into fragmented wording from a longer ad.

Ely

Williamson Conover vow at Baptist parsonage wedding

Emma McElfatrick Conover and Charlie J. Williamson wed at the Baptist church parsonage with Rev J F Vichert officiating. Witnesses included Mr and Mrs Charles Rabus as the ceremony surprised a school principal and superintendent.

Jefferson Building Williamson Siemon’s

Community Parties and a 90th Birthday Observed

Week of gatherings at coun try homes included Friendship Ep worth league entertaining at J W Null home with games and a card heart theme followed by supper. A Valentine day children’s party at Perry township hosted by Mrs Sterling with favors and a merry group. Progressive pedro at New Haven hosted by Miss Bremer. A Sunday visit to Arcola home of J Schaffer with music by Clara Felger and a fine supper. Mrs Wilhelmina Dunker turns ninety Thursday with family gathering planned.

Friendship Epworth League J. W. Null Messrs Helena Allena Sterling Perry Township Sterling Frank Tonkle Aggie Martin Dessia Tonkle Viola Martin Gladys Gloyd Mamie Delegrange Marguerite Martin Catherine Reuille Estella Delegrange Gerry Tonkle Harols Sterling Xavier Reuille Donald Sterling Minnie Bremer New Haven Anna Heine Louise Trier Anna Bruick Katie Gothe Katie Trier Gusta Hanefeld Minnie Schoff Clara Wiese Mary Bruick Flora Heine Amelia Heine Mary Schwier Will Meyers Theodore Heine Herman Bruick Gottlieb Meyers Ed Heine Walter Heine Otto Welse John Werling J. Schaffer Arcola Clara Felger Lake Township Clara Matilda Y Felger Anna Thiele Hannah Schaffer Ida Schaffer Sophia Thiele John Lewis Lee Felger Henry William Schaffer

POKER PLAYERS ABSENT WHEN CITY COURT CONVENED

City court convened Tuesday as poker players were absent. Dave Walters, who runs a small East Columbia Street gaming room using horse shoe disks as money, failed to appear to answer a charge of keeping a gaming house. Three men used aliases as officers raided the scene, while Walters clutched small checks to cover expenses. Other cases included a tramp, Daniel K. Berry, fined five dollars and costs. Charles Blazier fined five dollars and costs for visiting a disreputable resort. Martin O Donnell fined five dollars and costs for vagrancy. William Shelley’s case continued for two days.

Dave Walters Columbia Street Pappert Barr J. M. Manning W. A. Brayne Herbert Wayne Safety Department Mr. Walters Daniel K. Berry Lenz Charles Blazier Chicago Street Martin O'Donnell William Shelley

Randall Heads G A R Encampment Executive Committee

The special committee named by Chairman B W Skelton selected an executive lineup for the state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic led by Chairman P A Randall. Other officers include James Ligget, William C Schwier, Clyde M Gandy, William F Gener, with B W Skelton as Secretary and John H Rohan as Treasurer.

B. W. Skelton Grand Army of the Republic P. A. Randall James Lig Lawton-Wayne William Engel Lion S. Bass Louis Schirmeyer Union Veteran Legion W. F. Geller The Sons of Veterans Clyde M. Gandy Fort Wayne Commercial Club Rooms Hosey

Huntertown Civic Improve ment society aids town progress

The Huntertown Civic Improvement society, four years old, has funded nine cement street crossings at about $45 each and gravel sidewalks by fundraising events. The group, led by Mrs. Greenwell and others, plans street lights and more sidewalks, with a March 2 performance of A Noble Outcast starring local youths to aid efforts.

Huntertown Dr. Greenwell Ella Smith Caddie Saylor M. D. Hatch E. H. Dunton Little Town

Old Boston Cooking School Magazine Menus and Recipes

A collection of kitchen instructions and dish ideas from Boston Cooking School Magazine and Harper's Bazaar. Recipes include Oysters con Sprochette, Mock Venison Salad, Lemon Sponge Cake, Corn Meal Gems, and Chicken and Oysters a la Metropole, with methods, ingredients, and serving notes.

I. M Boston Cooking School Magazine Harper's Bazar

Fort Wayne Club Forms Big Committee for Grand Army Encampment

The Commercial club named a thirty member general committee for the state Grand Army encampment in June. Fort Wayne men push for track elevation and a new hotel, with rail officials and city leaders debating funding and timing.

Commercial Club B. P. Mossman Hanna F. W. Culbertson S. M. Hench W. H. Shambauga Herman Mackwitz Walter Olds Allen Zollars N. A. Centlivre Fort Wayne Brothereyhead G. W. Clark Clark Atlanta

Matrons Silver Medal Oratorical Contest At Monroeville

The Monroeville W C T U hosts the silver medal oratorical contest with speakers including Rev. Martin and Mrs Laura Peters. Minnie Brown preparatory entries, presenting of the medal and benediction at the E M church. A separate program features song quartette collections and readings by Mrs Carrie Martin Mrs Barnhart Miss Blanche Miller and Mrs Bertha Youse. The event, held February 23, includes titles like The Drunkard's Dying Soliloquy and The Sisters on Strike. J W Vail and son plan a strawboard factory at Decatur employing about thirty men.

Jessie Swaidner L. S. Swaidner Springfield Township Cody Yerks Milan Township Dierberger Yerks Floyd Irving Vernon Lee Swaidner John Swaidner Edith Ed. Brace Laverge Arthur Harter W. H. Harter I.S. Harter Herbert Nelson Swaidner Nelson Hall Irving Lewis Beery Mabel Lois Swaidner Lawrence Braybrook Monroeville America Yalajelars Mga Marti Laura Peters Bierre Minnie Brown Mary Miller Lucy Youse Martin

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State Rail Commission Flood Joroner Schwannecke Smythe Rogers Mott Haven Woodlawn Road Bridge Bronx Park Station H. Pfeiffer & Son E. Columbia Street Bucher Gibbs Northern Captain Swann Yerks Swaidner Felger Happel Rose Happel Edward Happel George Felger Mr. Myers St. John’s Lutheran Church Lavina Mappel Charles Felger Mesdames Gottliebh Lamley William Hagen John Rapp Christ Lamley Nick Snider William Rapp George David Lemley David Lemley, Rev. and Mrs. Myers, Mrs. John Grose, the Misses Felger Kittie Rapp Edna Lamley Charles Schaffer Campbell Mentzer Lou M. Mentzer M. E. Argo Henry S. Campbell Darlington Wis el Paso Tex Campbell New Mexico Ginter-Harper Goldie Harper Lewis Ginter Huntington Mr. Ginter Bell Telephone Company Keran Cleveland Henry Dunker Lansing Mich William Dunker Greenville John Greider Pleasant Township John Greider, Jr John Aice Warren Hoke Sarah McGovern Maggie Reebling Minnie Nettie Tobias Lida Hole Lucile Esther Greider Byron Chapman Will Double Roy McGovern Wilhelmina Dunker Charles Hoffmann Calhoun Street G.alr Marguerite John B. Crawford Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company H. L. Somers Retail Merchants’ Association B. J. Griswold E. C. Burode J. A. Thompson W. E. Cook J. H. Orr E. J. McClear M. S. Mahurin J. W. Sale Thompson Detroit Mr. Cook Mr. Orr South Side McOscar Culbertson Rurude Mahurin Sale J. W. Vail and Son
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