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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1902

Page

2

Pennsylvania to Spend Half Million on Fort Wayne Improvements

The Pennsylvania Railroad will invest about $500,000 in Fort Wayne this year. Work will start soon on a new east yard roundhouse, a modern office building at Clinton and Holman, extended freight transfer facilities, and a remodeled larger machine shop. The project may raise shop payrolls to about $1,500 workers and boost local building and lumber trade activity.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Fort Wayne McKim Round House Clinton and Holman Streets Lafayette Street Holman Street Clinton Street Mr. McKim Pennsylvania

Injury Brings Arcola Logger Near Death

Isaiah Foltz of Arcola a 50 year old logger narrowly escaped death after an iron wedge shard cut his nose artery during log cutting eight miles north of town. Bleeding uncontrolled in bitter cold led companions to rush him eight miles to Dr. A K Hammond in this city where surgery and restoratives saved him. Foltz revived after treatment and expected to recover with no further serious effects.

Isaiah Foltz Arcola Jacob Coulter Foltz A. K. Hammond

Fruits of the War Divided Senate Wields Ohio Legislature Power

In Columbus on January 4, Republican factions clash over Ohio legislature leadership. Senator Foraker to control Senate organization and Hanna ally Han na to lead the House. Archer named president pro tem and Scobey elected clerk, amid shifting bets and emerging separate senatorial tickets as Hanna’s influence resurges.

Senate George B. Cox House Cox W. B. Whi Cleveland Nichol Lonngworth Cincinnati Archer Scobey Congressmn Wirt Uhl Geekey Hanna Ohio House Foraker Columbus Ohio Ohio Senate Sit W. B. Thi Boobey Congressma Dick McKinnon Price McElroy Hanna State

Poultry Show Sparks City Hall Demonstration

Superintendent Gorsline starts a show of his own as police seize six turkeys and thirty five chickens from Lloyd Moore near Hugh Street. Moore, claiming innocence, pleads guilty to tying fowl legs and is fined five dollars plus costs.

Saengerbund Hall Gorsline City Hall Plymouth Rock Lloyd Moore Coling Moore Hugh Street Humane Schlaudroff Harrison Street Loutitit Louis Jones Louttit

New Discovery Promises Longer Life Says Editor Downey

Churubusco Indiana editor D H Downey proclaims Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption a infallible remedy for coughs colds and grip stating it can prevent pneumonia and consumption. Dreier Bro guarantee bottles 50c and 1 00 and offer free trial bottles.

D. H. Downey Churubusco Ind Dr. King Dreier & Bro

Rev Felix Zurinsky Returns to Cincinnati Seminary

The Rev Felix Zurinsky returned today to Cincinnati to resume studies at Mt St Marys seminary following a period away from the institution.

Felix Zurinsky Cincinnati Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary

Gunkler Absent Husband Located In Louisville Case

A missing piano salesman John Gunkler is believed to be living in Louisville with a woman and two children. Mrs Gunkler seeks action but lacks funds for expenses to bring him back. Officials debate prosecution for wife desertion, with no extraditable offense. The case may end unresolved.

Gorsline Louisville John Gunkler Gunther Gunkler Montenegro-Riehm Music Company

Roosevelt mocked for German tale in Indiana parish

Rev. Father Duehmig of Avilla Indiana, a long time priest, denied publishing a joke story claiming President Roosevelt spoke fluent German. He confirmed the incident but said the president replied only with Nicht viel and the rest of the talk continued in English.

Elkhart Ind Father Duehmig Avilla Indiana Roosevelt Father Duehrig Robinson Fort Wayne Father Curry Washington Father Boeckelmann San Juan Hill

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