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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1908

Page

14

Inland waterways plan urged by Roosevelt in 1908 message

President Roosevelt transmitted a special message and preliminary inland waterways commission report to Congress. He urges rapid development of U S river systems, says rail competition harmed river commerce, and calls for national coordination, forest and water conservation, and funding to begin projects promptly.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Inland Waterways Commission Mississippi Valley Senate House of Representatives United States Mississippi Atlantic Gulf Great Lakes Commission U S Gulf Coast

Mare Saved or Sold: Vet Fails Cure on Sea Voyage

Sailors aboard the steamship Montezuma transporting 1,250 horses and mules to South Africa report Sloan's Sure Colic Cure failed to prevent a mare's death. Officer G. H. H. Rowe of Sparta I A states the remedy did not prevent mortality aboard the voyage despite extensive trials.

South Africa G. H. H. Rowe Sparta Sloan Thor

Nervine Treatment Promises Relief for Nervous Ailments

An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for nervous breakdowns and related disorders. It cites a testimonial of a man who recovered after using Restorative Nervine and returning to work, urging readers to try the product and noting a stated price for the first bottle.

Miles’ Nervine Milea Anrose Oregon Wells

Indiana Supreme Court Upholds Blind Tiger Law

The Indiana supreme court ruled the blind tiger law, enacted by the last legislature, constitutional. The case originated in Muncie and was awaited with great interest across the state.

Supreme Court Muncie The Sentinel Indianapolis Ind Indiana Supreme Court

Remains of Murdered Priest Taken to Tomb

Denver on February 26 saw the body of Rev. Father Leo Heinrichs moved from St. Elizabeth's church to Union Station for transport by Burlington train to Paterson New Jersey. The somber funeral procession drew thousands who stood bareheaded as the hearse passed.

Denver Col Leo Hein-richs St. Elizabeth's Church Union Station Burlington Paterson N. J

Wrong Man Slain In Denver As Assassin Claims Error

A purported confession by Giuseppe Alio and Angelo Gabriele claims the priest killed in Denver was not Father Leo but a different Italian priest targeted by Sicilian anarchists exiled to Buenos Aires. Alio says he identified the German priest by a scar and would face consequences if wrong.

Denver Col Guiseppe Alio Guiseppe Guarnacccio Angelo Gabriele Father Leo Sicily Avolo America Buenos Ayres Alio Lot

North Indiana Conference issues program for 65th session

The official program for the sixty-fifth annual North Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church has been issued by Rev. Cassius C. Cissell. Sessions run April 1 to 6 at First M E Church in Anderson with presiding Bishop Joseph F. Berry. The lay electoral conference to elect delegates to the general conference opens Friday morning, April 8 at Central Christian Church.

Anderson Ind North Indiana The Methodist Episcopal Church Cassius C. Cissell M. E Joseph F. Berry D. D Buffalo N. Y Central Christian Church

Despondent Huntington Woman Consumes Poisons

Miss Dora Buckley of Huntington swallowed poison Tuesday in an attempt to end her life amid despondency. Local authorities report she is in a hospital under observation for effects of the poison.

Dora Buckley Huntington

Proper Morals as Asset to the Farmer

R L Thompson spoke at the Allen County Farmer's Institute on improving farmer rank and success through morals, systematic thinking, and modern tools. Despite light attendance due to bad weather, sessions covered clover farming, home bacteriology, and a women’s talk, with prizes for corn samples and plans for a two day next year institute.

Allen County Farmer's Institute R. L. Thompson Near Lagrange Thompson Purdue University Institute C. F. Hubler Tompson Margaret Boulfing Nine Mile Spindler Maysville H. G. Felger Fort Wayne Valentine Schafer Monroeville John Schives Robert Mercer Poe George Ringwall Sam Mills Fred Kell Huntertown W. F. Devilbiss Lawton Allen County

City Association Perfects Its Organization In Fort Wayne

The Fort Wayne City Sunday School association refined its structure at a Wednesday meeting in Dr. M. A. Mason’s office. It adopted a constitution and by laws, named F W Miles superintendent of elementary grades, and planned citywide efforts with a March 23 meeting to follow.

Fort Warne City M. A. Mason Fort Wayne F. W. Miles Sunday School Association

Postmaster General rules subscribers must keep up payments

The Postmaster General mandates that second class recipients pay subscriptions nearly up to date to continue receiving daily and weekly newspapers and periodicals. Publishers have no option but to collect or discontinue the paper.

Postmaster-General United States

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