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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1912

Page

10

War on Smoke Campaign Organizes City Effort

The Civic Improvement association forms a technical committee led by O r. Guldlin to tackle the Fort Wayne smoke nuisance. Sub-committees will study coal costs, firing practices, secondary combustion, stokers, and boiler efficiency with plans for action and measurable results.

Civic Improvement Association Or. Guldlin Fort Wayne W. C. Rastetter B. Fleming Fred J. Thieme A. §& Bond L. A. Centlivre George W. Smith C. R. Colmey C. A. Borts Ik. Baldwin O. M. Foster T. W. Stone J. A. Frei B. H. Danforth H. E. Crane K. M. Cressler E. A. Barnes A. A. Bowser E. & Myers John J. Muir O. C. Wright O. N. Guldlin Bb. A. Barnes G. W. Smith DB. Fleming Pennsylvania Stone Barnes Commercial Club

Fort Wayne Traction Installs Frequency Changer

Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction buys a frequency changer set to link 60 cycle lighting and 25 cycle railway power plants at Spy Run station. The $15,000 install will enable rapid power transformation during outages and reduce dependence on other providers. Work on West Main Street interurban track connections proceeds this month.

Fort Wayne and Northern Indienal Traction Company Spy Run Avenue Prégent West Main Street Tion

Ice and dynamite clear Wa bash floods halt Fort Wayne service

After days of floods near Boyd park in Fort Wayne officials report success using dynamite to break ice gorges in the Wabash River. The blast dislodged a large ice field, the water dropped quickly, enabling interurban service to resume between Wabash and Peru. Rivers recede as Maumee stands at 12.4 feet. Weather forecasts expect slow fall to continue for 48 hours.

Greenland Norford Fort Wayne Traction Boyd Park Wabash River

St Aloysius Sodal ity Affiliated With Indiana State Verband

The St Aloysius Young Men's sodality of St Marys Catholic church in Fort Wayne voted to affiliate with St Josephs Stateverband of Indiana. Four Fort Wayne branches plan to send delegates to Terre Haute in May and Toledo in September, with a band to attend the national convention.

St. Aloysius Young Men's Sodality St. Mary's Catholic Church St. Joseph's Adam A. Reinhart George M. Haffner St. Charles St. Peter's Church Mgr John H. Oechtering St. Mary's Church Charles Thiele St. Peter’s Church Terre Haute Toledo

Farmer James Simmons Dies In Fall From Tree

Marion Indiana March 2 James Simmons sixty a farmer died after a fall from a tree on his pasture the body was found at the scene and the death was reported as an accident investigation follows the mishap reported by local authorities

Marion Ind James Simmons

Husband Sentenced for Abandonment and Family Hardship

John Goushar left his wife and two children with no food or clothing after telling her to buy a rope with a penny to hang herself. He returned drunk, was arrested on neglect charges, and faced officers who found a starving, cold family and a thrifty mother coping with extreme hardship.

John Goushar Ultimane Louis C. Schlandroff McKinnie Farm Babe Henry Branning Crawley Goushar

Garrett business change in Indiana after twenty years

Garrett Ind March 1 After twenty years in the undertaking business in Garrett Professor J A Moore Saturday sold the department of Moore Satterfield Co to George W Der a B O engineer Messia Mooreland Satterfield will thereafter devote attention to their furniture business the change follows consolidation plans and personnel shifts.

Garrett, Ind Garrett J. A. Moore Moore, Satterfield&Co George W. der Messia Mooreland Satterfield

J fl MEYER DIES SUDDENLY IN FORT WAYNE

John Henry Meyer 57, lifelong Fort Wayne resident and carpenter at Weber hotel, died suddenly of heart paralysis at his home 411 Old Fort Place after a week of illness. Born May 10 1854, he leaves widow and three children Hubert Inez and Alfred, plus sister Emma Tuhmann and brother Rev E R G Meyer. He belonged to Salem Reformed church and its Men’s Society.

John Henry Meyer Fort Wayne Hubert Marysville Cal Inez Alfred Emma Tuhmann E. R. G. Meyer Irontown Ohio Salem Reformed Church Men’s, Society

Roosevelt gains ground in Twelfth district GOP clash

A Roosevelt conference in the Twelfth district draws a large Republican turnout with many rank and file voters endorsing Roosevelt over Taft. Taft supporters vow to fight and urge safe policy while delegates are urged to be free to vote at Chicago. The meeting signals a likely pro Roosevelt delegation and rising party tension.

Roosevelt Taft Mr. Roosevelt Edwin M. Lee Mr. Taft Chicago

Roosevelt Dominates Deliberations For Republican Nomination

Delegates from districts express that Roosevelt is the only man who can lead the party to victory. A district gathering set for next Friday aims to organize Roosevelt forces, with strong support noted in Lagrange County and the Twelfth district.

Roosevelt Mio Byard Tintris Fon Ito Lagrange Ve. Haoeevedt Bitbcoek Sayaint Gretien Muasevel

Hugh Rummely to Sell Farm Then Move to Florida

Columbia City March 1 Hugh Rummely, who sold his farm Tuesday, plans a final sale at the end of March and will move with his family to Florida. He previously lived in Tampa for two years and favors the southern climate.

Columbia City Tad Hugh Rummely Florida Mr. Rammel Tampa

Ossified Malady Claims Five-Year-Old Victim in Fort Wayne

George Stewart, aged five, died at 434 Baker Street after nine years with a rare ossified disease. The illness caused complete joint rigidity except for the lower jaw, weight dropping from 200 to 60 pounds. Stewart, born in Fort Wayne, worked twenty five years with the Pennsylvania Railroad and was a Catholic. He is survived by a widow, two children, and two sisters. Funeral services were private at Lovelock.

Arthitis Devormans Jeorge Stewart Baker Street Jonathan Baas Aehy Mr. Bass Odd Tepary Museum Fort Wayne Steiart Stewart Ln Stewark Phyanouth Ind Plas Pranteviveania Railroad Company Ce Vamtpany BP Vtil Simes Zillah AL and Gaseidolger KK Tlr South Bend Tayo Airs Wiliam van Lutruat Cora Stewart Eix Aovender Royal Arcanum Pennsylvania Relief Corps Li Ovelock Bards Eld Tome Firmouth

County Prohibition Support Moves in Local Session

A Goshen session records actions backing county local option and a state wide ban. Resolutions pledge to back candidates who will restore the law, urging Indians and voters to express clear views on prohibition and ballot measures.

Goshen

Great Surprise Cost of Caress in Local Court

Prank Noonan and companions assaulted a colored woman in Bloomingdale while pursuing unwanted advances. Judge Iraith Mungevan sentenced Noonan to 35 days and costs, with a 30 day term on appeal. Adolph Schultz received 45 days for striking. Additional docket items include petty larceny, drunkenness fines, and continuances.

Noonan Elnara McEleoy I Raith Mungevan James Noone Adolph Schultz Goa Damm Companion Henry Bnaals Bloomingdale Jasper Waikel Waikel Tumber James Puckett John Shaffer Mounev Andy Schlinker Charles Osborne George Trautman Harry White Charles’ Rigler

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