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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1902

Page

8

Disease Plot Alleges Boer Inoculations Reach Africa

A June 21 report claims disgruntled muleteers and Boer sympathizers in New Orleans inoculated livestock bound for South Africa. The alleged virus, described as mostly charcoal and glanders, led Britain to relocate its command to Montreal. Similar acts were said to have occurred in Lathrop Missouri, prompting reprisals that blocked Louisiana cattle entry to South Africa.

New Orleans South Africa Philadelphia Montreal Lathrop Louisiana

Husband and jewels gone Mrs Ertel seeks missing husband

Mrs. John Ertel near Academy reports to the sheriff that her husband John Ertel has disappeared with three diamonds valued around 600 dollars. A reward of 100 dollars is offered for information leading to his location or recovery of the stones. The man is described as about 25, six feet, blue eyes, brown mustache, wearing a light gray suit and a new brown suit.

John Ertel Academy John Ertel Sherif Henry Kammeyer Joseph Stultz Harvey Todd Old National Bank Frederick Dawsey Cora Wilson Hench Joseph Jennie Golden Niswonger Shaffer Augusta Buhr Charles H. Buhr Stout Johnson Alma Mannock Amy KR. Seavey Seavey Hardware Company Julian Wagner Sarah A. Cook Frederick H. Cook Ephraim Grubaugh Mary Grubaugh George Abdsn John McMullen Jennie Gunn Charles Boucher Clinton Street Obenhauer Tem Murphy Grace Kappel Valentine Gebhart Leonards Sandmeyer Superior Court John Hentzler Adam Hentzler Mendal Frank Jason Vinette Chicago and Erie Railroad Adams County Aiken Rose B. Cummings J. R. Cummings David L. Trisch Carrie Trisch Brackenridge Broadway Eliza Smith Maude Pearson Churubusco John Baker Daseler Reichelderfer Sincce East Wayne Street

Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Registry

John Koch and Rosella Stead Frank M Jamey and Addie Poor man Bert Clem and Ada Plattner Herman Leschner and Ida Steinert Lyman B Lindsley and Cora B Swaidner Wesley C Wade and Elizabeth Christman Alonzo Brooks and Grace Lay lander John L Guillot and Lillian M Fitzgerald John Telekamp and Hermann Gop pert Clement B App and Mary C Cody

John Koch Rosella Stead Frank M. Jamey Addie Poor Bert Clem Ada Plattner Herman Leschner Ida Steinert Lyman B. Lindsley Cora B. Swaidner Wesley C. Wade Elizabeth Christman Alonzo Brooks Grace Laylander John L. Guillot Lillian M. Fitzgerald John Telekamp Hermann Goppert Clement B. App Mary C. Cody

Farmer Boy Steiner Takes Guilty Plea In Counterfeiting Case

William W. Steiner of near Bluffton pleaded guilty in federal court to counterfeiting and was sentenced to the workhouse by Judge Baker. The farmer boy operated a bicycle and repair shop and produced inferior nickels that he induced younger boys to pass.

Indianapolis Ind William W. Steiner Bluffton Baker

Multiple Indiana towns report floods crime and fires in busy week

Ossian plans a Fourth of July celebration while Decatur battles counterfeit coin activity. Kokomo orders gambling houses closed, and Logansport Elks raise nearly $6,000 at a carnival. Others face fires, accidents, smallpox, and deaths across numerous towns.

Ossian Decatur Kokomo Logansport

Recruiting Party Coming

Lieutenant Hasbrauck of the Uni informs that a recruiting party is approaching. He urges students to prepare and join if interested. No further details provided in readable text.

Lieutenant Hasbrauck The Uni

Navy recruiting party to visit Fort Wayne for a week

The United States Navy will send a recruiting party to Fort Wayne arriving August 25 for one week to recruit for Uncle Sam's naval service. The exact recruiting office location is to be announced at least a week in advance.

Ted States Navy Fort Wayne Uncle Sam

Collapse at St James hotel in Dallas injures thirteen

At 2 05 am the center section of the St James hotel on Main and Murphy collapsed. Thirteen men were trapped but all were rescued with no fatalities. Several seriously injured include J Fife J Hoffman and J Rose. Others hurt lightly include James Nolan Bert Winfrey F M Laschie H F Jenkins N H Dillon W H Fletcher and family. The neighboring Sherman lodging house also fell but all guests escaped. Proprieter McDonald survived with a scalp wound.

Dallas Tex St. Jamesotel Main and Murphy Streets J. Fife J. F. Hoffman J. Rose James Nolan Galveston New Orleans Bert Winfrey F. M. Lasciie H. F. Jenkins N. H. Dillon W. H. Fletcher St. James Sherman Lodging House McDonald

Neighborly dispute lands in Perry township justice court

Salome Carnahan of De Kalb county filed an affidavit in Justice Smith's court in Perry township against neighbor Michael Kistler for provoke conduct occurring on the De Kalb side of the township line.

Salome Carnahan DeKalb County Perry Township Michael Kistler DeKalb Line

Beigh Daughters Die In Claypool Runaway

Edma Beigh died after a carriage ran away near Claypool. Elsie Beigh, also injured, is critically hurt. Nelson J. Beigh is the girls’ father. The incident occurred in Claypool, Warsaw County, last night.

Warsaw Ind Edma Elsie Beigh Nelson J. Beigh Claypool

Bargain Toy Suits At Patterson’s Window Sale

At Patterson's Until the Fourth sale of toy suits light colored outfits priced at twenty dollars drop to ten. Ten dollar suits reduce to five and five dollar suits to two fifty. Four dollar outfits sell for two. Look in the window for bargains.

Southwestern Reported in Indianapolis Lines to Get Northern Connection

A Southwestern report from Indianapolis outlines plans to secure a northern connection. The item notes coordination between regional lines and a key decision by executives, aiming to improve intercity service and network reach.

Indianapolis Lines

M cul lough in big deal

Rumor swirls in Indianapolis of a proposed Indiana street and interurban railway merger. The plan would unite Indianapolis City railway Union Traction Indianapolis Northern Fort Wayne and Southwestern lines and other electric roads. Promoters include Widener Elkins syndicate with George F McCulloch and Hugh J McGowan. McCulloch interests reportedly seek towpath option for a connecting line. Fort Wayne and Southwestern GM Nelson left for line tour. offices offered no comment.

Sentinel Indianapolis Ind Indianapolis City Railway Union Traction Company Fort Wayne Indiana George F. McCulloch Hugh J. McGowan McCulloch Wabash Logangport Southwestern Nelson

Mondamin Meadows Dairy Co Ad Offers Ice Cream Flavors

An advertisement for Mondamin Meadows Dairy Co promises pies and socials with any ice cream flavor, touts top quality, and states they will not be undersold. It urges customers to ask for prices before ordering.

Timber wagon accident injures William Light

William Light a teamster for Jacob Klett and Sons lumber dealers sustained a broken right shoulder from a heavy plank that fell from a wagon last Monday. He was treated at home by Dr. McCausland at 40 West Fourth Street where the fracture was reduced.

William Light Jacob Klett & Sons Light West Fourth Street McCausland

Horse and buggy stolen near Huntington

Farmer B Howenstein reported his horse and buggy stolen from the barn Sunday night. The thief escaped without waking the family or the dog, and buggy tracks point toward Fort Wayne. Police were notified and a search is under way.

B. Howenstein Huntington Fort Wayne Mr. Howenstein

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