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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1906

Page

6

Bankers Battle Over Interest Rates In Indiana District Meet

At the Twelfth district Indiana Bankers Association session in Fort Wayne the majority signaled agreement to cut deposit interest while checking against savings deposits remained contested. Fort Wayne banks faced pressure to match rate reductions or risk losing deposits as other banks prepared to withdraw support.

Indiana Bankers’ Association Anthony Wayne Club W. H. Coffinberry Garrett Fort Wayne National Banks Trust Companies People’s Trust and Savings Company Fort Wayne EB. B. Williamson Bluffton Williamson Fort. Wayne C. A. Dugan Decatur Jonas Schloss Auburn R. §. Todd B. B. Williamson Thomas Hilderbrand Walter Binder E. L. McLallen Columbia City Rev August Young Milo Thomas Corunna D. A. Wasmuth

Ditzell Found Dead in Woods After Timber Haul

Jerry Ditzell twenty eight unmarried man was killed Monday at 12 30 pm in a woods on Cass Bowers farm four miles east of New Haven. Coroner Stults said a wagon load of logs led to the accident as a log rolled onto him. His hat lay under the log and a foot neared a front wheel. He died within minutes in a face down position possibly after crawling a short distance. George Dager found the body about an hour later.

Jerry Ditzell Cass Bowers New Haven George Dager Stults Dizell

Runaway Injures Bloomingdale Couple on High Street

John H W Schaefer, a Bloomingdale grocer, and his wife were badly hurt when a runaway delivery wagon crashed into a curb and fence on High Street. Schaefer suffers brain concussion and internal injuries. his wife has deep head and facial gashes and body bruises. Both are expected to recover. The horse, uninjured, was halted by a bystander.

High Street John H. W. Schaefer Bloomingdale Sherman Street Wefel Street City Was

Windmill plant hoped for in Columbia City amid Indiana news

Colum bia City seeks a windmill factory to move from Toledo while Adams county faces a 1650 dollar bond judgment against former treasurer Dan F Bolds. Local cases include a Bedford teacher murder case, a barber setting a daily shaving record, safe cracking at Larwill, cyclone insurance plans in Noble county, and political shifts in Goshen and Albion. An Elkhart prisoner attempted suicide, and Lam ar Croop and Guy Bolton face reinstatement, with oil fires after an electrical storm in Whitley county.

Columbia City Toledo Dan. F. Bolds Adams County John C. Schafer Hikhart Sarah C. Schafer Bedford Kirby Lindensmith Winamac Cyclone Insurance P. Bronstein Lew Perry Elkhart Lamar Croop Guy Bolton Goshen Sherwin Civil Service Starr Standard Oil Company Jefferson Township Whitley County Henry C. Peterson Albion Peterson Decatur Auburn DeKalb County Daniel W. Weltz Philip 8. Carper Albert Thrush H. P. Masters J. Bakright Frank Broughton Archie Bowman Thomas F. Elson Pierceton Stalling

The Humble Child and the Battle of Light and dark

A 1906 memory verse lesson by Rev. D. M. Stearns discusses the ongoing conflict between good and evil. It emphasizes humility as the path to greatness in the kingdom, the guarding role of angels, and the comfort of God’s providence for believers, urging fearlessness before divine judgment.

American Frep Association Gordon Jesus of Nazareth Mount of Transfiguration Peter Jesus Kingdom of Heaven Babylon God Christ Jeremiah Baruch Angels Heaven Jerusalem

Pretty and Youthful Roses Wedding Parade

Miss Rose Lena Tucker married Harry Elmer North at 2138 West Wayne street on a rose filled day. Attendants were two young girls with a rose gate. reception followed as the couple plan Indianapolis residence and a Wood Carnahan job. Other North guests from Kokomo Bluffton and Louisville attended. The same paper records several other ceremonies including Miss Anna Gertrude Motherwell and Mr. John Henry McVey at the Church of the Precious Blood with a breakfast at 1212 Orchard street and Mr. and Mrs. Byron H. Somers at 86 West DeWald street. Also noted: Miss Carrie Glenn betrothed to Byron Somers, East-Geerken, and multiple nuptials in the north side community.

E. W. Allen Ben Warren Columbia City Mendelssohn Lillian Tucker Will Deitzman Louisville Tucker Louise Pixley Margaret Vesey Pansy Gilchrist Adah Greens Fairy Tilbury Helen Holmes Lillian Edna Tucker G. W. North Kokomo Clem Sthair Cecil Karns Bluffton Arthur Ellis Donald May Meyer Marie Myers Ione Roche Harry Dorritt Homer Kitt Cleveland Church of the Precious Blood Anna Gertrude Motherwell John Henry McVey Father Hammer Teresa Bierkas Myrtle McVey Margaret Motherwell Frank Motherwell Orchard Street Thomas Nolan Crimmons Anna Crimmons Chicago North Side Third Street McVey Niagara Buffalo New York Boston Lowell Mass Frank Fox Will Young Miss Glenn Miles Graf Toronto Canada Kinnapaird Avenue East-Geerken G. F. Byrer Calvary U. B Louise C. Wieland Gilead F. W. Cole Churubusco Lola N. Cole Harvey C. Krieder Mrs. Kreider Fort Wayne Clinton and Jefferson Streets Gage-Rondot Loretta Blanche Rondot Albert Brazil Gage Father Roche Elizabeth Gage Mary Street Gage Jackson Street G. C. Hunsicker Monroeville D. H. Hunsicker Daugher Vera Dallas Hunsicker Decatur Henry Hunsicker Catherine Johnston W. P. Summers Ellis Heiser Mary MecMullen Theo. Heckler Ossian Ind John Rinehart South Lafayette Street Philip Graf Zurbach George Christian Mart Rinehart Michael Kinder George Zurbuch Amil Bail John Zurbuch William Distue William Rinehart Wiliam Steckbeck Henry Grosch Julian Franke August Grosch Carolina Wessel Regina Lauer Miss Lauer Kinder Margerette Rinehart

Limited Car Leaves Rails In Fort Wayne Line

A new interurban car No 101 on the Fort Wayne Van Wert and Lima line jumped the tracks four miles east of Van Wert around 3 PM Tuesday. Passengers Mrs George H Wunder and Mrs Ed Welch, both of Van Wert, suffered back injuries and facial bruises. Other riders were only slightly bruised. The car, sleek and high speed, departed Fort Wayne at 1 PM on its first trip under Conductor France and Motorman Risser, slid along the ties and struck a mud bank. A kink in the track blamed on heat caused the mishap, and the car sustained only minor damage.

van Wert Fort Wayne Lima George H. Wunder Ed Welch Indianapolis Fort Wayne-Indianapolis France Risser

Man killed as barn is struck by lightning at Indiana farm

In Columbia City Indiana on June 26 Frank Moore 84 was killed instantly by lightning while dashing for shelter in a buggy shed beside Andrew J Briggs farm in Union township. The lightning ignited the barn and total loss occurred though live stock and some farming implements were saved. Two other men in the buggy escaped injury.

Columbia City Ind Frank Moore Andrew J. Briggs Union Township Briggs Moore

Large neighborhood gatherings mark June in Indiana towns

A sequence of weekend social events unfolds from Washington township to Monroeville and beyond. Families including the Waters, Hoffman, Dunton, and Goheen clans attend dances and dinners at Robison park and various homes. A Koons descendant reunion near Bluffton attracts seventy relatives, with plans for an annual June gathering. Other parties celebrate birthdays, weddings, and golden anniversaries, highlighting local ties and long-standing family networks.

Robison Park George Mary Garling Koons America Alsace France Eatiy Danville Penn Magdalene

Farmer Andrew Richards Ends Life After Long Illness

Andrew J. Richards aged 63 a farmer from Green township Noble county died by self inflicted gunshot wound to the abdomen Monday. He had suffered from malignant throat cancer that had eaten through his cheek and caused intense suffering leading to his suicide.

Andrew J. Richards Green Township Noble County

Burglar Captured in Kendallville Held for Circuit Court

A burglar captured by Rev. A. O. Ormond in his Kendallville home Sunday evening has been held to the circuit court. A miscellaneous lot of plunder found on him was recovered. The suspect declines to disclose his identity.

A. O. Ormond Kendallville

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