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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1911

Page

9

Battle of London sparks outrage over police action

London readers react to the Jan 4 battle as police and military faced anarchists in a tenement. Reported deaths number at two with two bodies found in the ruins. Public concern centers on the use of horse artillery and the conduct of authorities guiding the operation.

Manchester Dispatch Scots Guards Tower of London Peter Fritz Sydney Street London Secial King Edward Home Churchill Police Department Detective Department Hiouse Sydney

Saloon fines mark tilting the lid to ring in the year

W D Collins of the Wayne hotel and Jack Sorg of Lafayette street paid fines of 10 dollars and costs each for tilting the lid as a welcome to the new year. The offenders were charged with keeping their saloons open between 11 pm and 5 am. Mayor Grice, Chief Elliott and Captain Dickson conferred over the enforcement. Bohen faced an affidavit for neglecting an old horse, fined one dollar and costs after resisting. Drivers arrested for violating the new traffic ordinance pleaded guilty. Judge Mungovan warned ongoing enforcement and potential fines if the rule is not observed.

W. D. Collins Wayne Hotel Jack Sorg Lafayette Street Grice Elliott Dickson Bohen Thomas H. Bohen Schlaudroff Boden Jane

Doctor King’s New Discovery Promises Cure

H B Martin of Port Harrison South Carolina recounts a life saved after suffering a long cough and consumption. After trying many treatments he found Dr King’s New Discovery, which cured him completely. It is guaranteed for coughs colds and bronchial illnesses. 60c and 1.00 trial bottle free at druggists.

H. B. Martin Port Harrison S.C Georgetown US. C

Fort Wayne Connell Lodge Moves to Aldine Block

The Fort Wayne Connell No. 96 Ben Hur lodge changes meeting site from K of P hall to Aldine block. The first meeting in the new hall is Thursday night, followed by installation of newly elected officers next Thursday.

Fort Wayne Connell Ben. Hur Aldine Block K. of P. Hall

Foley's Honey and Tar Cited as Reliable Cough Remedy

Mr. Charles Kline of Easton endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a dependable cough cure for families. The product soothes throat irritation and loosens cold symptoms, with no opiates, and is recommended for all ages and delicate individuals. Dreier Drug Co. distributes it.

Foley Charles Kline 8Th St Easton Fae Dreier Drug Co

Welch to Open Hardware Store in Calhoun Building

John H. Welch & Son, long established in alate roof and galvanized iron work at 1915 South Calhoun Street, remodel their front building to house a hardware store set to open February 1. Welch has operated in the business for forty years.

Ends Winters Troubles And Arnica In Focus

Fragmentary text mentions winter season trouble and arnica, suggesting a remedy or household tip. Content is incomplete with unclear attribution or context and lacks coherent event or person details.

What This Land Sends Over Sea Across the World’s Trade Flows

Washington January 4. The United States exports a vast array of goods to distant regions, from cotton cloth and bacon to candies and tires, with annual totals in the hundreds of millions of dollars. The Bureau of Statistics notes how products like pencils, brooms, peanuts, shoes, windmills, and many others reach Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas, reflecting global interchanges in commerce and labor. The article previews the reciprocal imports to be covered next week.

Washington D. C United States China India Philippines South Africa East West Indies Liberia Portugues Africa French Oceania Asiatic Russia British Guiana Peru Cuba Central America Europe Bureau of Statistics Department of Commerce and Labor Awica Australia Oceania French Guiana Iquader Brazil Haiti Costa Rica British Honduras Japan Korea Siberia Tasmania Venezuela Dutch West Indies Salvador Turkey Roumania Malta Agores Islands Egypt British India Guianas Danish West Indies Guatemala Labrador Bermuda Hongkong Siem Java Sumatra Straits Settlements New Zealand Brazil Paraguay Mexico Canada Canary Islands Asia French China Santo Domingo Switzerland Greece Greenland

Fort Wayne Anti Tuberculosis Society Reorganizes

Fort Wayne reactivates its anti tuberculosis society with over fifty members, elects Dr Eric Crull president, and plans a tent colony. The group voted to publish recruitment circulars and to meet the first Tuesday each month in the courthouse assembly room, aiming to revive public support and reduce the disease.

Fort ‘Wayne M. VanBuskirk VanBuskirk van Buskirk Eric Crull City Boar of Health Indiana Fort Wayne The Old Society Samuel Foster Crull Be, M. VanBuskirk Father Delaney Sociological Court House Indianapolis F. J. Rahe Margaret Vesey Italia Evans Gutside the Sentinel Anti- Tuberculosis Society

Jamison Seeks Temporary Gambling Run With Police Nod

Eugene Jamison visited police chief Ben Elliott at police HQ on Thursday to ask permission to run a quiet gambling room at his South Calhoun Street rooms for one month. Elliott refused, warning of trouble from past circuit court cases and urging lawful endeavors to pay debts. Jamison blamed his mother-in-law for reporting him and argued his request as a temporary arrangement.

Eugene Jamison Jamison Ben Elliott South Calhoun Street Mr. Jamison Elliott William J. Hosey Lberty Police J. Frank Mungovan Joseph C. Whutzell Board of Public Safety Marion B. Johnson

Electric Bitters Promised To Kill Disease Germs

The copy claims disease germs kill more yearly than wild beasts and touts Electric Bitters as a grand protection. It asserts the tonic purifies blood, cures chills fever ague malaria and many blood diseases, offering money back if unsatisfied and a 60 cent price at druggists.

Humber

RAILROADS FINED IN FEDERAL COURT

In Philadelphia on January 4 Judge Holland fined the Philadelphia and Reading railway the Lehigh Valley Railroad and the Bethlehem Steel company forty thousand dollars each for unlawful rebating. The government pursued indictments under interstate commerce laws. The jury recommended leniency. max penalties would have run into millions.

Philadelphia Holland United States District Court Philadelphia and Reading Railway Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Bethlehem Steel Company Eupremme Laiva Reading Railway Bathichemites Company

Foley's Kidney Remedy Appreciation Letter

Catherine McConnell of Elmira New York writes that Foley's Kidney Remedy helped her kidney trouble after five bottles. She states the medicine is reliable and she will endorse it.

McConnell Catherine St Elmira N. Y Foley Dreier Drug Co

Fort Wayne Records Coldest Weather Of The Season

The official thermometer at 7 am recorded 1 degree above zero in Fort Wayne, the coldest so far this winter. Earlier in December it dipped to 2 degrees above zero as a raw west wind continued through Wednesday evening, with a sharp ongoing decline.

Fort Wayne

Foley's Honey and Tar Adv Promises Safe Cough Relief

An old promotional note urges buyers to seek Foley's Honey and Tar with the Bee Hive label, claiming genuine product relieves coughs and colds quickly without opiates. Dreier Drug Co. is listed as the distributor.

Foley Dreier Drug Ca

Fort Wayne Banks Share of State Funds

Fort Wayne banks share in the state funds deposit arranged by the board of finance led by Governor Marshall auditor W H OBrien and state treasurer Oscar Hadley. Old National Bank gets 26000 at 2 percent. Time deposits of 3 percent go to German American National Bank Tri State Loan and Trust and People s Trust and Savings each receive 10000.

Indianapolis Fort Wayne Board of Finance Marshall W. H. O'Brien Oscar Hadley Old Nationale Bank German-American National Bank Tri- State Loan and Trust Company People's Trust and Savings Company

Fifteen Die in Train Wreck Near Nathcart Cape Colony

A passenger train carrying holiday makers from East London collided near Nathcart in the Cape Colony today, killing fifteen people and injuring forty to fifty others. The wreck occurred as the train, loaded with travelers, overturned and blocked the line.

Queenstown Union of South Affles Tan Nathcart Cape” Colony London Lete Ails

Allen Receives 47096.04 From State School Fund

Indianapolis reports Allen County earns 47096.04 under the common school fund distribution based on 1.82 per school age person. Northern Indiana counties follow with Whitley 8785.68 Noble 11583.34 DeKalb 12070.54 LaGrange 7891.52 Steuben 6461.00 Adams 18082.14 Wells 11782.68 Huntington 15143.40 Kosciusko 14021.38.

Indianapolis Allen County Indiana Whitley Noble DeKalb Lagrange Steuben Adams Wells Huntington Kosciusko

Joint contract awarded for county line road

Bluffton Indiana January 6 commissioners of Wells and Huntington counties in a joint session awarded the contract for the county line road to Lewis Hutssel and I J Wolfcalé of Markle for 17997 dollars. The road starts at Markle and runs north for six miles and will be built of stone.

Bluffton Ind Welle Huntington Lewis Huttsel I. J. Wolfcalé Markle

Parson's Poem a Gem Praises Dr King’s New Life

Fragmentary poem by Rev Brubenvold Allison praises Dr King and his new life program. The readable text notes health benefits and the home as a center for this initiative, though lines are cut and unclear. The item reads as a religious praising piece in a local column.

H. [Brubénvold Allison Dr.King

Indiana Governor's Annual Message Highlights Reforms

The governor urges reform of state accounting and highway laws, proposes replacing county councils with boards of commissioners, and advocates adjusting the indeterminate sentence for burglary. He warns on bond payments for the state fairgrounds and calls for a controlled, gradual shift in road work funding and management.

Aas Board of Commissioners General Assembly State Board of Agriculture General Assemblies Genéral Assembly House Was Willig

Foley Kidney Pills touted as quick relief for kidney issues

An advertisement from Fort Wayne, Indiana cites Mr. and Mrs. J. Buckley praising Foley Kidney Pills for curing back pains and improving health. They report both spouses were troubled by backache, used the pills, and experienced lasting relief.

J. Buckley Fort Wayne Ind Foley Foley Kidney Oes Dreier Drug Co

Doctor Hurty to head anti tuberculosis meeting

Dr J N Hurty of Indianapolis secretary of the Indiana board of health will be principal speaker at the general meeting in the anti tuberculosis movement in this city on January 14 Other speakers include Dr Nivins government meat inspector at the Eckart plant and Dr George Gillie city meat and dairy inspector

J. N. Hurty Indianapolis Indiana Board of Health Nivins Eckart George Gillie

Administrator appointed for Hiam H. McQuiston estate

Benjamin McQuiston named administrator of the Allen County Indiana estate of Hiam H McQuiston deceased. Estate declared solvent. P A Randall attorney for the estate. Notice dated for publication in the weekly issue.

Hiam H. McQuiston Allen County Indiana Benjamin McQuiston P. A. Randall

Executor appointed for Mary McOscar estate in Indians county

The undersigned Edward J. McOscar is named executor of the last will and testament of Mary McOscar late of Ailen county Indians deceased. The estate is claimed to be solvent.

Mary McOscar Ailen County Edward J. McOscar

Fort Wayne & Jackson Railroad stockholders meeting notice

Notice to stockholders of Fort Wayne and Jackson Railroad Company of annual meeting to elect directors and address business matters. Meeting set for January 26, 1911 at 10 a m in Jackson Michigan office. Transfer books to close January 15, 1911 and reopen January 4 1911. Notices to creditors and legatees of Oscar Shoemaker and related estate matters.

Fort Wayne & Jackson Railroad Company T Company Jackson Michigan Janu Stour Oscar Sho Allen Doute Fort Wayne Indian Pool

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