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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1907

Page

14

Mutiny of Sappers at Kiev Shattered by Loyal Troops

Details show 500 mutineers at midnight June 17 confronted by Captain Akvloff leading loyal troops. About 70 killed or wounded, 250 captured, 193 eluded pursuit. Leader Shevchenko planned revolt with royal dissolution, but ring leaders were overpowered. Parliament dissolution and general strike cited.

St. Petersbarz Kiev M. Laskett St. Petersburg Akvloff Akuloff Shevchenko Sheftchenko Novoe Vremya Bird Kaluga Orloff Baltic Associated Press Moscow

Preserve and Use Rhubarb in Many Ways This Winter

The article promotes rhubarb as scarce and valuable, detailing canning in cold water, peeling tips, and safe enamelware use. It provides recipes for marmalades and a spiced rhubarb mix with vinegar, outlining quantities, steps, and storage guidance for long preservation and flavor variety.

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Frugal Recipes and Refrigerator Tips from Harper’s Bazaar

A set of kitchen notes detailing rhubarb storage for January harvest and veal blanquette with a lemon sauce, plus gingerbread with almonds and orange cream pudding. Also includes refrigerator care advice from Frances L. Allen and a Saratoga Cooler recipe from Marion Harland.

The Boston Cooking School Magazine Harper's Azar Saratoga Marion Harland

Golden Medical Discovery and the All-Healing Salve Claim

The piece extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood cleansing tonic that heals impure blood and related skin and gland ailments. It recommends Dr. Pierce's All-Healing Salve for open sores, notes ordering by mail, and asserts the medicine has known composition with an ingredients list. It also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for stomach, liver, and bowels.

Pierce R. V. Pierce Main St Buffalo N. Y

Confessed to killing his wife in failed murder pact

New York police heard James Wardell recount a planned double suicide that ended with him shooting his 19-year-old wife in her West Twenty-fifth street flat and then failing to kill himself. An autopsy showed she died before the gunshot. The coroner’s charging decision remains undisclosed.

New York James Wardell West Twenty-fifth Street Acritelli Connecticut Useles Wardell

Hof Brau host feeds Red Line messengers crowd

Harry Wiebke proprietor of the Hof Brau gave the Red Line messenger boys a dinner last Wednesday at 2 p.m. Nearly a dozen of the day and night force attended and enjoyed themselves to the limit. The boys are frequent recipients of such affairs.

Harry Wiebke Red Line Hof Brau

Death Sign Of The Black Hand In Court

In New York a Black Hand death signal disrupted a Salvatore Saitta kidnapping trial. Witness Ignacio De Leonardo faltered under defendant Pietro Pampinella's hypnotic gesture, later confirming guilt as the jury convicts Pampinella after De Leonardo refuses further testimony.

New York O’sullivan Kid Salvatore Saitta Harlem Pietro Pampinella Salvatore Ignacio de Leonardo Pampinelila de Leonardo O’connor Pampinellla O'Connor Little Salvatore West One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street Judge O'Sullivan

Pastor resigns as Emanuel Lutheran calls successor

Rev. Henry Zschoche of Emanuel Lutheran church in Marion township resigns after thirty three years of service. The congregation selects Rev. C Blevernicht of Accident Missouri to succeed him. Zschoche will preach his farewell sermon June 29 and is noted as a prominent figure in Lutheran work in Allen county with wide friendship within and beyond his church.

C. Blievernicht Henry Zschoche Emanuel Lutheran Church Marion Township C. Blevernicht Accident Zschoche Allen County

Burlesque Band Reunites New Couple With Fireworks Riot

About twenty of his associates from the Fort Wayne and Wa bash Valley Traction offices gathered at East DeWald street last night to celebrate Joe V. Fink and Miss Lillian Loos marriage. They arrived as a burlesque band and offered a rousing reception with fireworks and other devices, creating a lively scene for a short period.

Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company Joe V. Fink East DeWald Street Lillian Loos

Missouri Governor voices support for two cent fare plan

Governor Folk of Missouri, in Kansas City, backs Attorney General Hadley's stance on the two cent fare case. He believes the plan will pass a thorough test and that the elimination of passes combined with higher travel due to increased use will compensate for the lower fare.

of Miscourt Kansas City Folk Missouri Hadley

Sunstroke Claims Local Farmer Near Huntington

Huntington Ind June 19 Kara Williams a 57 year old farmer living two miles northeast of town died at 11 30 last night from heat caused sunstroke suffered in a field. Mary Williams found him unconscious on the ground where he had fallen during exposure to the day’s heat.

Huntington Ind Kara Williams Mary Williams

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills End Neuralgia Suffering

An advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia relief. It touts a soothing nerve effect, safe use with no habit risk, and urgesDruggist endorsements. Customer testimonials from Mrs W H Burkett of Macon Georgia claim restfulness and reliable relief. The ad promises a money back guarantee and a 25 dose 25 cent package.

Dr. Miles W. H. Burkett Macon Miles Miles Medical Co Elihart Ind

Indiana University 78th Commencement Honors James Whitcomb Riley

Bloomington June 19 The 78th annual commencement caps a record year with 1 821 students and 303 candidates for degrees. President Bryan Henry Watterson and James Whitcomb Riley led the procession to the gymnasium as diplomas were conferred and Riley received the doctor of laws degree.

Bloomington Ind Indiana University A. H. Smith Bryan Henry Watterson James Whitcomb Riley Watterson Riley M. H. Bogemann St. Charles Catholic Church H. B. Collins College Avenue Methodist Church Watt

Indiana conventions open with calls for country schools

Fassett A. Cotton, Indiana state superintendent, urged modern country schools with competent teachers and social role at the Indiana County Superintendents’ association meeting in Indianapolis. The Wholesale Saddlery convention considered committee reports in executive session as delegates and accompanying ladies visited the Country club. Vice President Fairbanks spoke briefly at last evening’s convention. The midsummer Indiana Grain Dealers’ meeting opened with President T. A. Morrison presiding and afternoon addresses.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana County Superintendents’ Association Fassett A. Cotton State Cotton Wholesale Saddlery Association Country Club Fairbanks Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association T. A. Morrison Frankfort

Return from Cuba Trip Sparks Annexation Talk

Dr. W. W. Barnett and J. C. F Sprankle completed a month long tour of Cuba noting pleasing conditions and growing business opportunities. They report pacification under American rule and expect eventual annexation as both Spanish residents and Cubans push for Americanizing the island.

W. W. Barnett J. C. F Sprankle Cuba United States

Brakeman Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition

Michael Shaughnessy a railroad brakeman at Garrett filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the federal court. The action names Shaughnessy as the debtor and outlines the pending proceedings and relief sought under federal bankruptcy law.

Michael Shaughnessy Garrett, Hag Volutar He. Stheduléi

Judge Gilbert optimistic on Philippine self government

The Cablenews from Manila reports May 7 an extended interview with Judge Newton W. Gilbert former congressman from Fort Wayne now serving as judge in the Philippines. He lauds growing Filipino trust in American administration and predicts the next few years will test the islands' move to self rule through a national assembly.

Fort Wayne Philippines Cablenews Manila P. I Newton W. Gilbert Assembly Gilbert House of Representatives United States Commission Ute

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