Treacherous slaying of Bolton and Christian in Mindanao
First Lieut. Edward C. Bolton governor of Davao and Benjamin Christian were murdered on the Davao west coast by Mangalayan and two brothers. The attackers, described as 200 fanatic followers, fled. A relief force from Zamboanga including regulars and constabulary pursued suspects to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Edward C. Bolton
Seventeenth Infantry
Davao
Mindanao
Benjamin Christain
Mangalayan
Wood
Weiss
Zamboanga
Bolton
Christian
Muggalayan
Mungalayan
Malita
Constabulary
McCulloughs
Alalog
Malalog
Ronstabulary
Gpt
Langpowe
Robert Roosevelt Dies at 74 In Sayville Home
Robert B Roosevelt uncle of the president died today in Sayville B I at age 74 He was a lifelong Democrat lawyer and writer He served as New York editor alderman congressman minister to the Netherlands and treasurer of the Democratic National Committee His sporting interests included game protection and fishery work and his notable books cover Game Fish of North America Game Birds and other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayville
B. I
Robert B. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New York City
New York Citizen
City of
New York
Congress
United States
Netherlands
Democratic National Committees
Cleveland
New York International Association For the Protection
New York State Fishery Commission
Spain
Sons of the American Revolution
England
North America
Florida
Fort Wayne Church Gets Refund of Boston Fund Drive
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Fort Wayne returned a cash contribution meant to support Boston's Mother Church project. The donation, the second offered by Fort Wayne, was sent last week but was refunded today because Boston already has sufficient funds to cover the entire cost of the new structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
United States
Fort Wayne
Cigarette Baker Details Surface in Windsor Inquiry
Special to the Sentinel reports from Indianapolis on June 14 that authorities have established Cigarette Baker as a longtime Indiana lobby figure. The piece outlines the origins and prominence of the individual tied to political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Apolis
Baker
Indiana
Lincoln Nebraska Commencement Addresses Race Questions
At the University of Nebraska commencement Gen Nelson A Miles urged reflection on race history and future. He noted the displacement of natives and enslaved Africans and the vast populations of Ethiopians and Malays under government control. He warned on governance, urging universal education and strong patriotism as salvation.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
Africa
Atlantic
Gulf
Limpy's Block Gathers Support From Local Paper Boy
A boy with a limp named Limpy controls a city block and enforces a rule that competing vendors must not sell on his beat. When a passerby tries to buy a paper, Limpy’s friends explain their protection of his route. The gentleman buys two papers and reflects on business empathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limpy
Concordia College Commencement Set For June 26 27
Twenty nine graduates of Concordia college will receive diplomas in two ceremonies on June 26 and 27 held in the college hall. Reverend Waraibsganss of Columbus will address the class. Most graduates head to the theological seminary in St Louis to study for the ministry. others enter professional or commercial life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia College
Waraibsganss
Columbus
Theological Seminary
St. Louis
P. Breteg
Missouri
A. Carre
Ohio
J. Carsow
Australia
H. Diederich
Indiana
S. Frey
New York
W. Hartman
O. Hailmann
Germany
A. Herbert
R. Hoemann
Nebraska
WH. Hostus
R. Koch
K. Lohrmann
HB. Luecke
A. Lussky
Illinois
A. Zelle
Michigan
P. Stup
A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good from Foley’s Kidney Cure
A. T. Thurnes of Bluffton Ohio reports years of kidney and bladder trouble with gravel and stones. After starting Foley’s Kidney Cure, pain eased and brick-dust-like material appeared. he claims it has done him a thousand dollars’ worth of good and left him feeling like a new man. Drefer & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Thurnes
Bluffton, O
Foley
Drefer & Bro
When the Christian Day Never Sets in Heaven
A devotional meditation imagines a divine day beyond earthly sunset where believers enter an unending brightness. It contemplates a life free from anxiety care sorrow and temptation with no darkness nor shading of God’s face.
Health Brief Addresses Gas and Digestive Discomfort
A short notes column discusses bloating belching and sour stomach symptoms. It advises dietary adjustments and prompts consult with a physician if symptoms persist. It highlights possible links to malassimilation and urges monitoring for persistent bad breath.
Woman Attempts Poison Suicide in City hotel
Ida Fritz, recently divorced from Charles H. Meyers, ingested a small amount of strychnine after buying it in Port Wayne. She was found convulsing in a Riverside hotel room and rushed to St. Joseph’s hospital where doctors expect a full recovery. The incident followed a contentious divorce filing in which Meyers was accused of abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Fritz
Charles H. Meyers
David Fritz
St. Joseph's Hospital
Port Wayne
Riverside Hotel
Cass Street
C. W. Gordon
Columbia Street
Local news briefs from Angola to Waterloo and Goshen
Militia plans new armory at Angola. Auburn mail carrier Frank Dawson travels by motorcycle. George W. Crooks joins Waterloo school board, replacing A. C. Gruhlke. Kendallville alumni form association led by Dr. B Bunyan. Warren Wells, Fremont Faule editor, seeks Steuben recorder. Nora Welch, Plymouth orphan, ends life by swallowing strychnine. Goshen court house remodel near complete with about 75000 expended. Boozer Gotshall Machinery at Waterloo to close. A C Gruhlke named trustee. Galen Roby returns to Wabash county after 25 years away. Pine-tile product advertised for kidney and bladder relief by Meyer Bros. Drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Frank Dawson
Auburn
George W. Crooks
Waterloo
A. C. Gruhlke
Kendallville High School
B. Bunyan
Warren Wells
Recorder
Steuben County
Fremont Faule
Fort Wae
Nora Welch
Plymouth
Elkhart County
Goshen
Boozer-Gotshall Machinery Company
Galen Roby
San Francisco
Wabash County
Wabash
Burglars Active in Sheldon Area Over Several Weeks
Substantial thefts reported with homes of Louis Monnett, Postmaster Jacob Walker, and John Rice targeted. About $9 in cash stolen at Monnett residence while burglars were deterred from Walker and Rice homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Louis Monnett
Jacob Walker
John Rice
Explosion on Havenford Kills Five as Fire Rages
Five men die instantly and about forty are injured when a blast aboard the British steamer Havenford, arriving from Philadelphia, tears through holds 2 and 3 containing seed oil cake and naphtha soap. Firefighters combat a spreading blaze as investigators weigh causes from ignition of gas to an infernal machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Havenford
International Navigation Company
Nielsen
Philadelphia
Huskisson Dock
Haverford
Manchester England
Elks elect Indiana officers at state convention
In Peru Indiana on June 14 the Elks of Indiana elected officers for the state association. Frank E B Herring of South Bend was named president with Dr J O Malsbury Peru as vice president and Thomas G Hedian Indianapolis as secretary. Carroll K McCullough Anderson became treasurer and trustees named J C Thomas Muncie Peter J Fulton Indianapolis David Marks Wabash Henry Jordan Elwood Inner Guard R A Scott Linton Esquire John F Merker Alexandria Chaplain Arthur Leopold Indianapolis. The next meeting will be held in Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
the Elks of Indiana
Frank EB. Herring
South Bend
J .O. Malsbury
Thomas G. Hedian
Indianapolis
Carroll K. McCullough
Anderson
J. C. Thomas
Muncie
Peter J. Fulton
David Marks
Wabash
Henry Jordan
Esquire
John F. Merker
Alexandria
Arthur Leopold
Lafayette
Buyers Acquire Fort Wayne Drugstore on Calhoun Street
Arwid Polster sold his drug store at Calhoun street and Douglas avenue to Christen Bros. The firm includes Harry W. Christen and Bert Christen with Polster staying on in Fort Wayne to handle local interests.
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Arwid Polster
Calhoun Street
Douglas Avenue
Christen Bros
Harry W. Christen
Blackburn
Decatur
Bert Christen
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Mr. Polster
J. R. Heinrich
Pittsburg
Outwits the Surgeon with Electric Bitters Cure
Mrs. Thos. S. Austin of Leavenworth Ind fell ill from female troubles catarrh of the stomach and bowels. Her husband postponed an operation but Electric Bitters cured her completely. The ad claims a guaranteed cure for torpid liver kidney disease biliousness jaundice chills fever debility nervousness and blood poisoning. Price 50 cents at Dreier and Bro.’s drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. S. Austin
Leavenworth
Ind
Dreier & Bro
Columbia City Lawyer to Deliver Fort Wayne High School Address
Hon. Thomas R. Marshall of Columbia City has consented to give the commencement address for Fort Wayne High School on June 21. He replaces Rev. Dr. W. P. Kane whose engagement was cancelled due to fitness issues, after officials located Marshall on professional business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Thomas R. Marshall
Fort Wayne High School
W. P. Kane
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Marshall
Independent oil men claim victory in hearing on Standard Oil charges
The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened the Standard Oil case in Cleveland with C A Prouty presiding. Tests by J T Marchand and M C Tully explored Chicago storage charges and railroad accounting. Prouty’s questioning revealed that Chicago storage was settled by vouchers from the Cleveland office, ending Jan 1 this year, marking a victory for independent oil interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil Company
C. A. Prouty
J. T. Marchand
S. S. Menard
Pittsburg
Prouty
Virgil P. Kline
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Kline
Commissioner of Corporations
Marchand
M. C. Tully
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Company
Tully
Chicago
Cleveland
Henry L. Meyer
Meyer
G. J. Grammar
Petition to prevent sale of real estate in Gerke estate
Frederick C. Gerke filed a petition in Allen Circuit Court to prevent sale of F W William Gerke deceased’s real estate to satisfy debts. The hearing is set for August 7, 1906, at Fort Wayne Court House. Clerk W A Johnson issues the notice. Gandy & Hilgemann serve as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W William Gerke
Allen
Frederick Co. Gerke
Fort Wayne
W. A. Johnson
Allen Circuit Court
Gandy & Hilgemann
Notice to non-resident defendant in Indiana case
State of Indiana Allen County notice in the Superior Court 1906 shows Mary Grable et al. vs Gertrude Orr et al. It states Orr is a non resident and a mortgage dispute action exists against her and a pendency of the complaint is ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Allen County
Mary Grable
Gertrude Orr
Superior Court
Gertrude
Orr
Iridiana
Ana
Jung
Reading Aloud At Home And Poison Egg Caution
A short piece urges girls to read aloud often for social grace and mental development. It notes subcutaneous injections of poisonous egg yolk in some species as a medical caution, but says digestion neutralizes risks for normal eating. Also promotes LAXATIVE BROM Tablets for colds with a refund claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wegman
Saya
Poisonous Eggs Report From Obscure Notice
A fragment notes that certain eggs are poisonous and pose risk to beings. The text references various kinds and cautions, without clear details on source or context.
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Lieut. Bolton
Robert Roosevelt
Windsor
Canada
ARMY
Concordia
Meyer Bros
Dade
Dnstead
Herring
MR. Marshall
Uss Mra
Winslow
Wall Street
Sharples
ST. Joseph Township
John Goeglein
Harry
Springer
Christ Bullerman
Wm. C. Bullerman
J. F. W. Meyer
Henry Bohde
Fred Bohde
Wm. Gerke
Fred Gerke
Martin Witte
Henry Till
Joseph Till
George Till
Louis Heidbrink
Martin Bruick
George Krauskopf
Jacob Krauskopf
John Krauskopf
Henry Krauskopf
Martin Bremer
Henry Eby
Washington Township
Carl Solomon
Caroline Harmeyer
Henry Harmeyer
Theodore Rose
Frede Bashelier
Valentine Mann
Ernst Henschen
Martin, Perry
Fred H. Kammeyer
Alexander Pepe
Fred Till
Fred W. Blake
Adolph Grosjean
Lafayette Township
Wm. M. Robinson
Simon Buskirk
Lewis Witzgall
George L. Lop- Shire
Emanuel Voltz
George Coverdale
S. R. Middaugh
Anthony Bert Albert Fogwell
Jesse J. Bolinger
Adam Feighner
Wm. Olier
Marion Township
Christ J. Koehlinger
Henry F. Koehlinger
Henry Bradtmiller
Fred Holle
Anton Herber
Lena Smith
Fred Soest
Henry Ee
Minna Schellmann
Charles Doctor
Martin Doctor
John A. Tom
Adams Township
D. Gallmier
Henry J. Doctor
Louis Doctor
Wm. Schlaudroff
Wm. Osterhouse, Jr
Wm. Osterhouse, Sr
Christ Bruick
George Lepper
Jacob Schmidt
Samuel Heiber
Jacob Adam
Wayne Township
Chas. Moellering
Fred Lange
George Kern
Henry J. Smith
J. A. Miller
C. E. Hitzemann
Frank, Minish
John B. Ross
Maumee
Solomon Stauffer
R. S. Schlatter
Springfield
R. R. Murphy
Samuel C. Witmer
Aboit
Hugh McFadden
RE. P. Knepper
Milton Dennis
J. Jennings
Barney Ohnech
Madison Township
Fred Franke
Wm. F. Grotrian
George C. Soest
Eel River
Levi Dice
John Dice
W. E. Smith
E. A. Sordelet
J. R. Butts
Wm. Hand
D. A. Robertson
Jarvis Smith
Perry Township
Wm. T. Huffman
Carl Habig
Louis Michaels
Miscellaneous
B. B. Johnson
Edwin A. Botteron
John M. Lipp
James Stafford
Stephen Lu
F. C. Parham
Barr Street
Studebaker
Indianapolis News
E. W. GR Ture
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