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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
2
Nazzaro Wins Grand Prix in 769 Kilometer Race
Italian driver Felice Nazzaro leads Duray and Szisz across a grueling 769 kilometer course looping Dieppe Eu and Londinieres. Wagner, Lancia, and Bablot were among early front runners as crashes and mechanicals trimmed the field and Nazzaro surged in the seventh and eighth rounds to secure victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest of
Arques
Henry IV
Ancourt
Londinieries
Lanela
Duray
Wagner
Christié
Lancia
the Tribune
Iis
Nazzaro
Szisz
Bablot
Richer
Elliott F. Shepard
Sziaz
France
Dieppe
Londinieres
Department of the Zine Interieure
Feliés Nagzaro
Yeoe
Szisz Highlights In Early 1900s European Races
Francois Szisz finished second in the Florio Cup at Palermo on April 14 and won the German Emperor's Cup on June 14 at Taunus circuit. He drove a Renault and failed to finish the Vanderbilt Cup on October 14, 1905. Szisz won the Grand Prix on June 27, 1906, and was congratulated by Minister Barthon. a tire explosion later that day severely injured a woman near Jenatzy's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palermo
Taunus
Francois Szisz
France
Szisz
Barthon
Jenatzy
Rockefeller Subpoenas Sought in Forest Hill Inquiry
Attorney Sims said efforts were made to locate William Rockefeller and John D Rockefeller for the Standard Oil case. John D Miller denied reports Rockefeller would be advised to accept service of the federal subpoena. Warrant issuance was said to be considered only after attempts to serve the subpoena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
William Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Sims
John D. Miller
Rockefeller
Witnesses Contrast Orchard Testimony In Mine Riot Trial
Austria born Mehliet and others recount interactions with Harry Orchard. Men deny participating in powder theft or hotel bombing while detailing pressures, betrayals, and threats amid the Western Federation of Miners case. Edward L. McParland testifies about his brother Pinkerton agent and events during the Victor riot and transport ordeal.
Testimony in Victor Riot Trial Drifts Through War Memories
Witnesses recount chaotic scenes as McParland cannot ID shooters and Evokes mirth in court during a long recess. James L. Wallace describes seeing X. C. Sterling fire at a riot trigger, while connections between Mine Owners and authorities on deportations surface amid ongoing defense plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McParland
M. E. White
Bull Pen
James L. Wallace
Cripple Creek
Victor
Independence
Wallace
X. C. Sterling
Mine Owners’ Association
Major Hoag
Mine Owners' Association
Citizens’ Alliance
Haywood
Steunenberg
Colorado
Defense builds case against Orchard in Steunenberg Murder Trial
In Boise on June 26 the Steunenberg murder trial heard witnesses claim Harry Orchard threatened to kill Governor Steunenberg and join a plot against the Western Federation of Miners. Mrs. Louie Day testified Orchard said he would be a millionaire if Steunenberg were dead. John D. Elliott said Orchard claimed he was an agent of the Mine Owners' association and warned of a plot to topple miners' leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
Western Federation of Miners
Louie Day
Denver
Orchard
John D. Elliott
Mine Owners’ Association
Miners’ Federation
Testimony in Steunenberg murder trial in Boise
The morning session in Boise covered W F Davis testimony with Senator Borah probing Cripple Creek strike events and name change while Davis denied wrongdoing. W W Bush related what he says were detectives staging a second railroad wreck attempt on the Florence and Cripple Creek line during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg
W. F. Davis
Orchard
Cripple Creek
Senator Borah
W. W. Bush
Florence and Cripple Creek
D. C. Scott
K. C. Sterling
Pinkerton Methods Expose Prompts Officials Probe
A report notes an expose of Pinkerton methods drew attention at an event shortly before noon, with officials called to respond as the scene unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton
Testimony Highlights Miners Strike Records in Haywood Case
Morris Friedman identified Pinkerton reports read to the jury in Boise on July 1. The documents detail relief funds manipulation by A W Gratias at Globeville during the 1903 04 miners strike and sentiments around the United Mine Workers of America Colorado district conventions in 1903 and 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Colorado
Pinkerton
Denver
Morris Friedman
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Friedman
Darrow
McParland
A. W. Gratias
Federation
Globeville
Gratias
Haywood
United Mine Workers of America
Moyer and Haywood Retained as WFMS Leaders
Denver July 2 Charles H. Moyer was kept as president and William D. Haywood as secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners by the federation during its convention. They are imprisoned in Idaho on charges of complicity in the murder of former Governor Steunenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Charles H. Moyer
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Idaho
Steunenberg
Public Works Board Approves City Improvement Projects
The board of public works adopted resolutions for opening streets and alleys, paving and cement sidewalks, grading streets, and sewer work. Improvements include Harrison street, DeWald to Creighton, Runnion alley, Fifth and Wells streets sidewalks, Main to Berry paving, Harmony court, Barthold and Maude streets. Barber Asphalt’s West Berry resurfacing and Architect Kendrick’s engine house extension plan were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Harrison Street
Barnett’s Outlet No
DeWald Street
Creighton Avenue
Warsaw Street
DeWald Square
Hanna Street
Runnion Avenue
Fifth Street
Wells Street
Miller's Lane
Archer Avenue
Huffman Street
Main
Berry Streets
Barr
Lafayette
Harmony Court
Main Street
Barthold
Fourth Street
Spring Street
Maude Street
Thomas Street
Holton Avenue
Barber Asphalt Company
West Berry Street
C. E. Kendrick
West Washington Street
Pastors Fill Summer Pulpit At First Presbyterian Church
During Rev. Henry B. Master’s absence the First Presbyterian Church will host visiting pastors through the summer. Charles Little D D from Wabash Ind opens July 21 followed by Benjamin M Nyce D D from Talladega Ala on July 28. August 4 brings Frank Granstaff D D evangelist. August 11 hosts Rice V Hunter D D of Buffalo N Y. Sundays September 1 and 8 feature Nyce and evangelist William A Sunday. August 18 and 25 close the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Master
Adirondack Mountains
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Little
D. D
Wabash
Ind
Benjamin M. Nyce
Talladega
Ala
Frank Granstaff
Rice V. Hunter
Buffalo
N. Y
William A. Sunday
Easterly testifies in Steunenberg trial for Haywood
William Easterly, linked by Harry Orchard to Cripple Creek violence, testifies for William D. Haywood. He denies Orchard’s reflecting remarks, and says he heard Orchard threaten to kill Steunenberg in 1903. Cross-examination probes his silence after the Steunenberg killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
William Easterly
Cripple Creek
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
William D. Haywood
Easterly
Orchard
Thomas Hogan
Western Federation of Miners
Twenty Fifth Anniversary of Pastorate Observed
The St. Peter's church Goeglein observed the silver jubilee of Rev A O Doerffler Sunday with services led by Rev P W Brandes of Huntington and Rev Wambsganss of this city. Members of the Allen county conference Missouri synod attended including Rev Stock Adams township Rev William Moll Rev Miller Rev Lange Rev Worthman and Rev Diedrich. A purse of 70 from the congregation and a conference purse from Rev Moll were presented to the pastor, who found the surprise deeply touching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doerffler
St. Peter's Church
Goeglein
A. O. Doerffler
P. W. Brandes
Huntington
Wambsganss
Allen County Conference of the
Missouri Synod
Stock
Adams Township
William Moll
Miller
Lange
Worthman
Diedrich
George Googlein
Moll
Hicksville Bank Closed by Comptroller of Currency
The First National Bank of Hicksville Delaware has been closed by order of the comptroller after an examination found insolvency. National Bank Examiner T. Thomas named receiver. At May 20 1907 resources totaled 407 803 including loans 270 946 and deposits 291 309. Liabilities amounted to 407 808 with capital stock 50 000 and circulating notes 49 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
First National Bank
Hicksville
National Bank Examiner
T. ©. Thomas
United States
Winona assembly season opens with concerts and visitors
Warsaw Ind July 2 hundreds of summer visitors arrive at Winona for the opening of the assembly program. Rogers band with George Roscoe and Mrs Gamble headline the concerts. Senator Beveridge misses opening day while Mrs Montgomery delivers a closing lecture to about 200 women. Dr J Wilbur Chapman to lead prayer service and Judge Willis Brown to assume duties this week. Mission attendance up 30 percent and next season plans include Arabia study and Helen Barrett Montgomery as lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Winona
Roger
George Roscoe
Rogers
Davis
Ernest Gamble
Mr. Gamble
Verna Page
Indiana
Gamble
Mission School
Senator Beveridge
John Temple Graves
Dr. Chapman
J. Wilbur Chapman
Grand Union
Bay City
Willis Brown
Mission Study
Arabia
Zwerner
International Committee
Helen Barrett Montgomery
Woman's Exchange Taken Over by Y W C A In City
The Y M C A took possession Monday of the Woman's Exchange which it purchased recently and began operations in the gymnasium building at 215 West Berry street. Miss Emma Armstrong is placed in charge by the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Woman's Exchange
Association
West Berry Street
Emma Armstrong
Church of God Holds Evening Tabernacle Meetings
The Church of God conducts nightly tabernacle meetings at the corner of Kinnard and South Wayne avenues. A number of good ministers speak each evening. The meetings will continue for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Kinnard
South Wayne Avenues
Bond Recovers After Acute Indigestion Illness
Stephen B. Bond former president of the Old National Bank is improving after a severe attack of acute indigestion Saturday evening at his home on South Fairfield avenue. He was alarmingly ill for a few hours but is now gaining steadily and expected to fully recover in a few days. Since retiring he has actively overseen the FaruAed company affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen B. Bond
Old National Bank
South Fairfield Avenue
Bond
Faruaed Company
Defense questions Orchard testimony in Steymenberg case
Boise June 29 The defense in the Steymenberg murder trial began with a challenge to Harry Orchard testimony and aimed to show Jack Simpkins faced severe abuse in the Idaho bull pen and that union miners were whipped and driven from Cripple Creek. Dominick Flynn testified Orchard was in his Mullen Idaho cigar store playing poker the day the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mill exploded, while McHale claimed he sat in a poker game with Frank Hough who described conditions in the bullpen and Simpkins’ treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Steymenberg
Harry Orchard
Jack Simpkins
Bull Pen
Cripple Creek
Dominick Flynn
Mullen
Orchard
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
McHale
Frank Hough
Wallace
Alaska
Will Extradite Tarbet Over Refusal to Return
Detective Charles Lenz telegraphed Chief Ankenbruck that Tarbet refused to return without requisition papers. Governor Hanly will be asked to supply the papers and a demand will go to Governor Deneen for Tarbet's return. Tarbet, formerly with Underwood Typewriter, allegedly embezzled $50 and left town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankenbruck
Charles Lenz
Rockford
Charles T. Tarbet
Tarbet
Hanly
Governor Deneen
Ilinois
Underwood Typewriter Company
Lenz
Fort Wayne Banks and Firms Distribute Dividends
In Fort Wayne more than $100,000 in cash is being placed in circulation as semi annual dividends are paid to stockholders by local banks and several manufacturing firms. The large payout signals active business and liquidity in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Lightning Strikes Barns Killing Horse and Steer
A lightning strike in Lake township Saturday evening killed a horse and a steer in Fred Felger’s barn. Building damage described as slight. In Sieanene township William Dafforn’s barn also sustained slight lightning damage. Allen County records note both losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Felger
Lake Township
William
Dafforn
Sieanene Township
Albo
S Allen
Interurban line sells part of Heaton homestead in Madison township
The Fort Wayne and Springfield Traction Company, which bought the Heaton homestead of 910 acres in Madison township months ago, has sold 140 acres to Ernest Keiser for $10,000. About 70 acres remain as a gravel pit for the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Springfield
Heaton
Madison Township
Ernest Keiser
Fort Wayne lodge election names officers and results
The semi annual election of officers by Fort Wayne lodge No 14 I C O was held with many members present. George Banta was elected noble grand Dan Biswer vice grand and other officers were chosen for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort. .Wayne
Police Sergeant Exonerated by Board Verdict
Police Sergeant Henry J. Harkenrider was exonerated Tuesday by the board of public safety after an investigation into accusations by William Kestner and Frank Danehy. Witnesses testified about strike district conditions and policing actions at Bass works yard, with defense arguing impartial duty and restraint amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Harenrider
Board of Public Safety
William Kestner
Harkenrider
Frank Danehy
Danehy
Board of Safety
Bass Works
Kestner
Otto Flaig
William Schrader
Charles Druhot
Toto
Schrader
G. M. Leslie
Ankenbruck
C. M. Niezer
R. B. Dreibelbiss
Kestner Ac Danehy
Ship collision near Halifax injures Senlac crew. Miss Clemens aboard
In Halifax harbor a collision between the coasting steamer Senlac and the Rosalind left the Senlac with a hole in its starboard side and beached after drifting in fog. Miss C Clemens daughter of Mark Twain and Miss S Lyon were aboard the Rosalind bound for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
New York
Rosalind
Miss C. Clemens
Mark Twain
S. Lyon
Hole in stocking triggers gems loss in Pasadena hotel
Mrs. Monroe Green of San Francisco wore a stocking that developed a hole, causing diamonds and pearls valued at $2,000 to fall on the floor with each step. A hotel clerk found the gems and returned them to her intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Monroe Green
San Francisco
Public Debt Declines to 878 Million Amid Month End
The monthly debt report shows the public debt excluding cash in the treasury at 878,596,755 dollars as of June 30, 1907, a decrease of 16,185,775 dollars for the month. Cash in the treasury rose by nearly 11,000,000 dollars during June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hosiery Makers Combine Forming National Hosiery and Yarn Co
Nashville reports the National Hosiery and Yarn company with a capital of $1,000,000 was formed. It combines interests from the Nashville Hosiery Company the Royal Knitting Mills of Mount Airy and the Jefferson Hosiery Birmingham. Headquarters will be in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
National Hosiery and Yarn Company
Royal Knitting Mills
Mount Mae I
Jefferson Ho
Birmingham
Aln
Naakville
Pineapple Bavarian Cream Dessert and Related Recipes
A collection of vintage dessert and savory recipes including Pineapple Bavarian Cream with gelatin and whipped cream, Poisson and Persile fish dish, Pieplant Strudles, Fruit Salad with Boiled Dressing, Veal Scallops with Bouillon, Strawberry Bavaroise, Banana Fluff, Sardine Salad, Southern Rice, Orange with Strawberries, Cookies, Tomato Steak, Butter Scotch Pie, Eggs de Lessups, and Cream of Asparagus Soup notes and method suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Janet M. Hill
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