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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1907

Page

7

Death of Samuel L. Bayless Struck by Train in Berea

Fort Wayne residents report the death of Samuel L. Bayless a member of a pioneer Bayless family after being struck by a train in Berea Alabama He was sixty five born in Abolt township served as a sergeant major in the Civil War and later worked as a constructing engineer He had resided in Kingston Georgia and owned part of the Illinois drainage canal project He is survived by his widow and three children with two cousins Mrs Turner and Mrs Grady living in Fort Wayne

Fort Wayne Samuel L. Bayless Berea Mr. Bayless Lett.s. Bayless Abolt Township Forty-fourth Indiana Infantry Bayless Kingston Ilinois Turner Grady Firt Wayne

Dunne, Traeger, Little Nominated by Chicago Democrats

Chicago February 23 The democratic city convention announced mayor Edward F. Dunne the incumbent city treasurer John E. Traeger and city clerk Thomas F. Little as nominees for the leading city offices Carter Harrison was not presented as a candidate and he had withdrawn friends of Harrison announced. The convention adopted sympathy resolutions for Fred A. Busse injured in the railroad wreck and in Altoona hospital.

Chicago Edward F. Dunne John E. Traeger Thomas F. Little Carter H. Harrison Friends Altoona

Comet Tail Threat Highlighted by RomeDispatch

The Daily Mail reports Professor Matteucci of the Vesuvius observatory warns that by late March the new comet discovered by Marchetti could contact Earth's atmosphere. He says effects may be brief but could be acute, with possible ignition and global danger if the tail collides with the atmosphere.

London The Daily Mail Rome Matteucci Vesuvius Observatory Marchette

Spring Convocation Programs For Fort Wayne Masons

Programs issued for the annual spring convocation of Scottish Rite Masons in Fort Wayne. The event runs March 19 and 20 with degrees from Fort Wayne Lodge of Perfection Darius Council Princes of Jerusalem and Emanuel Chapter of the Rose Croix.

Masons Valley of Fort Wayne Fort Wayne

Woman Attempts Suicide With Carbolic Acid in Fort Wayne

Mrs. Carl H. Debaro 24, wife of a Pennsylvan ia Railroad car inspector, swallowed carbolic acid at the Otto House on South Calhoun Street noon Saturday and was rushed to Hope hospital. The couple, new to Fort Wayne, claimed they were unpaid solicitors for medallic photographs and planned to leave town. she left a note and asked her father be notified.

Carl H. Debaro Pennsylvania Railroad Company Otto Lima Ohio Charles Corwin J. M. Pulliam Spillner J. H. Gilpin Fort Wayne Muncie

Local Indiana News Highlights From Ligonier to Berne

Obituary notes Isaac Knepp of Ligonier dies at 79 after long illness. Warsaw to host a 16 piece bugle drum corps led by W H Mershon. Huntington youths install a wireless telegraph between homes. Mishawaka fatal elevator accident claims Albert Keil. Frank Hoffman loses revolver after robberies. transfers net job move. Wabash to Huntington interurban agent M C Uwinkenberger reassigned. Hardware dealers group forming across multiple Indiana towns. Garrett supervisor Harry Fraser expects Toledo and Chicago line extension to finish by June. Roanoke faces crackdown on bootleg joints amid blind tiger law. Mahlon Heeter resigns as North Manchester marshal. new appointee Victor Heeter weighs 250 pounds. South Bend to unveil a 300 foot electric sign for Oliver Chilled Plow Works. Plymouth murder trial ends in acquittal for Alexander Johnson. Rockcreek barn blaze destroys stock and livestock. $3,000 loss with $1,060 insurance. Columbia City man William McCoy convicted of criminal assault. Judge Sees verdict distress. Mrs Jennie E Baker sues Nickel Plate for $10,000 after fatal train incident at Attica. Decatur Judge Erwin named special in Terrell murder case with potential indictments. Berne liquor seizure under blind tiger act yields mixed stock. Springer’s premises raided but access denied. barrels moved to justice office for processing.

Isaac Knepp Ligonier W. H. Mershon Shiloh Warsaw Lloyd Mygrants Curtis Mounsey Huntington Mishawaka Woolen Mfg Albert Keil Frank Hoffman M. C. Uwinkenberger Wabash Fort Wayne Kendallville Garrett Auburn Waterloo Roanoke Mahlon Heeter North Manchester Victor Heeter South Bend Oliver Chilled Plow Works Alexander Johnson Plymouth Eugene Kemp Johnson Remy Palmer Rockcreek Township Huntington County William Henry McCoy Columbia City McCoy Whitley County W. D. Carver Avilia T. R. Marshall Jennie E. Baker Jeremiah Baker Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Nickel Plate Railroad Baker Attica Nickel Plate Company Erwin Decatur John Terrell Wells County Melvin Wolfe Richmond Insane Asylum Terrell Sam Springer Berne Fred Rohrer Liddy Springer Indiana Kuntz Office of the Justice

Revival services at Ninth Street M B Church end with 806 converts

Revival services at the Ninth Street Missionary Baptist Church in Mariow concluded, bringing 806 converts including 97 women, 126 men, and 83 youths.

Ninth Street M. B Mariow

Robbery Confession in Nick Klug Grocery Case

Henry Rauner and Edward Baughman were arraigned in city court on robbery charges for the Nick Klug grocery theft on January 27. Rauner confessed after Baughman spoke. about $15 and a tobacco package were taken. Bonds set at $200 each for circuit court. Bricker fined for public drunkenness. Police notes report a short change claim and a brick assault on a Wayne Knitting mills watchman.

Henry Rauner Nick Klug Edward Baughman Lenz Rauner Baughman Bricker John Bricker George Dondero Calhoun Street Charles Olsen Wayne Knitting Mills

Northrop resigns from Los Angeles First Baptist Church

Rev Stephen A Northrop longtime Fort Wayne pastor resigns from the Los Angeles First Baptist Church due to Mrs Northrops ill health. He says he is considering three eastern pulpits and will not decide until trustees act on his resignation.

Stephen A. Northrop First Baptist Church Fort Wayne Los Angeles Calif Northrop Kansas City California First Church

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