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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1912

Page

10

Richeson Confesses to Poisoning Cambridge Sweetheart

The Rev C V T Richeson formerly of Emmanuel Baptist Cambridge confesses to poisoning Avis Linnell. He signs a typed statement dated earlier this week saying he is guilty of the offense he stands indicted for. District Attorney Pelletier and press officials outline potential legal paths including a possible second degree plea or insanity defense.

Boston C. V. T. Richeson Immanuel Baptist Church of Cambridge Avis Linnell Richeson Tam Ean John L. Lee William Morse Philipp R. Dunbar Contlemen Hoinnus Clarence VW. T.richeson Superior Court Court House Wmn AL Marse Marse Richelai Velletier Moree Vile Eral Chase Miss Linnell Pelletier Hickeson Ma. Morse Richesen Riches Executive Council Moses Grant i Edmats Winlet Edmands Hichesem

Mrs Mabel Fox Seeks Divorce and Maiden Name Restore

In Auburn Indiana Mrs Mabel E Fox sues Edward Fox in circuit court for divorce and restoration of her maiden name Mabel Doyle. She alleges her husband failed to provide for two years. Anna Cabana files for divorce from Jacob Cabana claiming the defendant drank heavily for many months.

Auburn Tnd San Mabel E. Fox Edward Fox Mabel Doyle Anna Cabana Jacob Cabana

Fort Wayne and Jackson Railroad Holds Stockholders Meeting

The annual stockholders meeting for Fort Wayne and Jackson Railroad is set for January 25, 1917 at its Jackson Michigan office to elect directors and address other business. Transfer books close January 12 and reopen January 27. Secretary Samurmil Sloan announces.

Fort Wayne & Jackson Railroad Company Jackson Michigan Samurmil Sloan

Hoffman’s Rank Ahead of State Committee Vote

Indianapolis report on January 4 describes how auditor We LO Brien revealed via proxy that Francis M. Griffith of the Fourth district backed Benjamin Busse for state chairman. Hoffman from the Twelfth district led the ticket with Marshall allies showing two votes, and Karbly won by walkout.

Indianapolis We LO Brien Francis M. Griffith Benjamin Busse Roo G. Hoffman Pwelfth Ehatroma Marshall Hone Bernard Orbly Ma O'Brien Basse Thoffman W. A

Canal project gets new ally in congressman Mann

Capt Charles Campbell lauds Congressman Mann for directing the War Department to study a possible waterway from Lake Erie near Toledo to the Calumet River. He cites Fort Wayne support, Chicago congestion relief, and broad backing from New York to Boston, urging quick survey and funding. The proposed vessel type shown has long navigation history on Great Lakes routes.

Maumee River Fort Wayne Poleda Fort Warne Chicago Congress Win Mann Secretary of War Lake Erie Toledo Calumet River Charles Campbell Charles Campbell, Former Mariner Kort Wayne Canmpbell Congressman Many Captain Campbell Fort Wayne Canal Perry A. Randall Mann Tysofar Michigan Peninsula State of New York New York Michigan- Erie Canal Michigan Penne Sta Straits of Mackinac Excel Boston Parthind Philadelphia Campbell Great Lakes Duduth Montreal G. B. Atkinson

Scipio Township Trustee's Report on Finances and Expenditures

Recapitulation of township finances by trustee Charles K. Coughanour includes balances, receipts, and detailed payments for Township Fund Special School Fund and Poor Find. Entries cover publishing costs, salaries, supplies, road work, bridges, telephones, and interest, tallying total receipts and balances as of Jan 1 1911.

Beltow Scipio Township Charles K. Coughanour News Publishing Co the Sentinel W. I. Work A. M. Richard Chas. K. Coughanour W. TP. Aumend Goldsmith Bros Milton Gruber Samuel Roberts Wm. Crawford Boa Milton Cgiruber Hicksville Telephone Co Em. Newton Piro K. J. Stiver Daniel Porter Teuvebots Clausmeyer Ray Holopeter Ditch Jone A Arag Scripers Seheiman Dricdere Audie Ti Milton Daruber Noott.Wam Schepelman Armstrong Mfg. Co Holis Miller C. J. Warrel R. S. Banks Oon State Line Isaac Rupert Ron Walkert Job Pfissong Creorge Shank Scraper Milo Gustin Art Daniels Lather Oon J. Stiver Sai Cleorge Perris Aalipor Aaditun Old Plank Siwuaner Receunts Speceans School Fund Zeluis Orphin Moore Swatdner Institute Ware Dha Felger Fi. Roller Plartia Secor Daly the Peame of New York Selligl Rank Vitcksville Milton Thuber Rave Sowers Ood Saunders SaNi Siloz Balince Toppion Blanche Worden Orpha Moore Gnlpha Moore Stella Binsien Magginis Inez Magginis Stella Cuvier Auditor Auditor's Common Schools Newville Township Yatal Charlie Walker Lessie Koch W. Cook Dr. Welty HW. W. Cook Tessie Koch FL Feot Teffries & Culler Jeffries & Cruler A.ansett Wood A. Borden I. Swaidner Blunehe Worden Taithen Fund Dog Fund Shibaazy Pyri School Fund Sit Peer SIT Se Joase Dadsaree SEMAL Wedad Ah Iit Somenis State of Indiana Cov Gerannour Janay Pope Isayc Reppe Nering Fund Ownehiy Fund

Edison names 1911s greatest achievements

Chicago January report says Thomas Edison on a business trip released a list of top world achievements for the year. He prioritizes silvarasan discovery and panama canal progress, with notes on vaccines, diesel engines, and surgical advances. He predicts monarchies will fade this century while praising a thriving free press.

Chicago Jan. G Thomas A. Edison Erlich Salvarasan Panama Canal Rockefeller Institute China Republic

Pioneer French woman Augustin Druhot dies in Fort Wayne

Mrs. Augustine Druhot widow of Joseph Druhot a Fort Wayne pioneer died Friday at her daughter's home 45 Hugh Street age 79 years 1 month and 3 days due to senility She was born in France December 2 1823 came to the U S in 1844 and lived in Fort Wayne over sixty years She married Joseph Druhot September 17 1864 eleven children survive along with thirty four grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services Monday at 930 from the residence to St Patrick Catholic Church.

Augustine Druhot Joseph Druhot Fort Wayne Clark Fred Stier Hugh Street Druhot Loree Street France United States Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Living Rosary Society Sacred Heart League Frank Joseph Dot Charles Druhot Mary Boyer Edward Besancon St. Patrick's Catholic Church

Sage Placed In Charge Of Fort Wayne Rescue Home

Edgar A Sage now leads the rescue home department of the Gospel Mission and Rescue Home at 1217 Calhoun street. He previously assisted Superintendent George L Cooper at the Fort Wayne Rescue Home on East Columbia street. Sage and his wife Mrs Sage manage the operation with citymission work supporting shelter meals and employment. The home began operations ten days ago with a New Year’s opening and invites employers to request workers at reasonable rates.

Edgar A. Sage Rescue Home Gospel Mission and Rescue Home Calhoun Street Geo. L Cooper Fort Wayne Sage Kansas Kansas City Cooper East Columbia Street Rescue Home Department Wells County Taylor University

Also Mentioned on This Page

VT Richeson Mrs Hoffman State. Committee Mark Storen Marshall Man Korbly Kamkel Ballor Basse Hofman Gating Secaml Ferbty Mark Steren Kworbly Abr Steren Marshall Forces Pageaunt Yaetion Fae Karbly Holman O'Urien Poff Karbly Mau Imots Meriverbly Myron PL Ning Canal Project Capt. Campbell Scipio Towkouip Fie Ulas Conghaneus Makina Uaghterly Cherlie Walker Wy. Cook Moderties Lance Tristee Seery Syeda Arkianas Edison TIE Gospel Mission Rescue Home Edgar H. Sage
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