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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1906

Page

2

Woman's Trials and Dr Pierce Remedies for Childless Women

An article extols the pain of childlessness and urges women to seek treatment. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and accompanying Pleasant Pellets as effective remedies for weakness, displacements, and related female illnesses. The piece cites success and transparency about ingredients, praising medical endorsements and urging consultation at the Buffalo institute.

Tr. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel Surcal Institute Buffalo N. Y J. Pierce Pierce Veteria Medica Fierce

Tragedy in Five-Story Tenement Fire on East Ninety-Seventh Street

In New York a blaze at 209 East Ninety-Seventh Street killed four and left several missing. Firemen were injured. a woman on the third-floor fire escape dropped her baby to the pavement and perished. Rescue efforts went on as residents fled via fire escapes amid heavy flames.

New York East Ninety-seventh Street James Tauber Vincent Cahil Geone Cabill

Executed Tucker Ends Massachusetts Murder Trial Saga

Boston dispatch reports Charles L. Tucker was executed by electric chair for the murder of Mabel Page in Weston. Despite last minute appeals to Governor Guild and a telegram from President Roosevelt opposing interference, Tucker maintained innocence until death. The case, dubbed the Massachusetts Dreyfus affair, ended after a long, high profile legal battle.

Boston Roosevelt Charles L. Tucker Mabel Page Tucker Methodist Episcopal Church Thomas W. Bishop Bishop James H. Vahey Vahey Messrs. Bishop Faneuil Hall Massachusetts Charlestown Weston J. L. Morton Mass Amy Robert

Trial of Tucker for Mabel Page Murder in Massachusetts

The Cambridge jury found Tucker guilty of first degree murder in the Page case. Eleven: His remorseful reaction in court. his defense claiming nervousness. evidence of stains on clothing, missing money and a pin, plus a torn paper with a name and address. Clemency efforts followed including multiple retrials requests and governor’s consideration.

Tucker Page House Cambridge Charlestown James H. Vahey Herbert Parker Commonwealth Masachusetts Douglas Sherman Guild Miss Page Hee Governor Guild

Death's Summons Strikes Fort Wayne Resident at New Haven

Joseph Lombard a longtime Fort Wayne resident and former mail carrier died suddenly at John Hartzell's New Haven home due to a blood clot on the brain. A Civil War veteran and Grand Army of the Republic member he was 69. Survived by daughter Edith and by sons Louis and Josie Lombard and wife Emma Fowler Lombard who died two years ago.

Friends Joseph Lombard Fort Wayne John Hartzell New Haven Mr. Lombard Mr. Hartzell Louis L. Lombard Edith Lombard L. Kyler Josie Lombard Grand Army of the Republic

J H Fry Elected to City School Trustees Board

On the fifteenth ballot in the city council James H Fry won a seat on the board of city school trustees. Other candidates were Anselm Fuelber Allen Hamilton S M Foster and J M MacKay with Fry receiving 8 votes to Hamilton 7 Fry is a Democrat while MacKay is a Republican.

James H. Fry Board of City School Trustees Anselm Fuelber Allen Hamilton S. M. Foster J. M.mackay Fry Hamilton Mr. Fry

Thirty-Eight Years Pastors Anniversary in Fort Wayne

Rev. Samuel Wagenhals will mark his thirty eighth anniversary as pastor of Trinity English Lutheran church. He began ministry at 25 after three years in the 114th Ohio volunteers and was ordained June 10 1868. He came to Fort Wayne two days later and assumed the Trinity English Lutheran charge on June 14 1868. Judge E G Hogate of Danville is in the city.

Samuel Wagenhals Trinity English Lutheran Church Fort Wayne Dr. Wagenhal 114Th Ohio Volunteers Trinity English, Lutheran Church American Press Association Peter Abraham Moses Paul Jesus God Christ Lord Earth Gethsemane Elijah Nazareth Hirjah Israel John Patmos

Allen's Foot-Ease Powder Promises Quick Foot Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for painful feet. It claims to ease smarting feet, corns, bunions, sweating, calluses, and tired feet and offers mail order at a stated price.

Allen Tate Keo

Eternity where shall I spend it, a French visit and faith

A French seeker asked Dr. Forbes Winslow about eternity. The eminent physician cites Isaiah 53 5 and shares his faith in Jesus Christ. The man adopts the Bible approach and leaves with his doubts resolved and his mind at rest.

Forbes Winslow England France Napoleon III Doctor Winslow Dr. Forbes Winslow Jesus Christ Winslow Christ

Transfiguration and the Glorious Truth of Christ

The lesson reflects on the transfiguration as fulfillment of Jesus' prior sayings and its meaning for believers. It contrasts earthly perception with heavenly reality, notes Moses and Elijah amid Jesus, and urges Christians toward inner transformation through the Spirit until they behold Christ face to face.

Interment of Mrs Moring After One Year Delayed

Mrs Wilhelmina Moring died July 18 1905 at 602 Montgomery St. Her children honored her wish to defer burial. Embalming by Henry Wellman preserved the remains in the Lindenwood vault until today. The family placed the body in a new vault beside her husband at St John s Lutheran Cemetery after brief services.

Wilhelmina Moring Montgomery Street Henry Wellman Lindenwood Wellman St. John's Lutheran Cemetery

Senator Spooner Quits Smoking After Mourning Fate

Senator Spooner stops smoking amid sorrow over his fate. Senator Dolliver, attempting sympathy, jokes that tobacco use may shorten a man’s anger and ruin. The exchange reflects a light, period tone in a political setting.

Spooner Dolliver

Dr Kane unable to deliver address at Fort Wayne High

Fort Wayne school board learned Dr W P Kane president of Wabash college would not deliver the commencement address due to a critical heart condition. A replacement speaker must be secured as details emerge from Crawfordsville.

J. N. Study Public School Board W. P. Kane Wabash College Fort Wayne Crawfordsville

Retiring Polish Editor Reflects on Paper's Turbulent Run

The departing proprietor of the Polish paper Gornosiazak gaga recalls five years of operation marked by editors serving four and a half years in prison and fines totaling 3750 dollars. Venice canals see rising motor boats troubling gondolas as a dispute between two electric launches ends fatally.

Gornosiazak Gaga Cate

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