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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1904

Page

3

Mrs C O Hurd Praises Miles Heart Cure in Letter

Mrs C O Hurd of Muscatine Iowa extols Dr Miles Heart Cure Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills for former grip illness that left nervous low mood headaches sleeplessness and heart strain. She says her son recovered after using Miles remedies and notes relief from headaches and pains. Mrs Alice Mead of Buffalo Missouri also attests to benefits in heart trouble and sickness. All druggists sell Miles remedies and a free booklet is available from the Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.

C. O. Hurd Third St Muscatine M. E. Church Miles Dr. Miles Philippines Alice Mead Buffalo, Mo

Head of Mormons Put Under Fire at Smoot Hearing

Washington March 2 The Smoot inquiry opened with Joseph F Smith facing questions on church authority revelations and polygamy. Smith testified he is sustained as president and described church structure and business holdings while defending free inquiry within Mormon beliefs.

Joseph Smith Church Reed Smoot Washington Utah United States Senate Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Smoot Smith Congress Mr. Taylor Mr. Burro Mabel Parker Kennedy Amos Chas, Matthews Opden Hiles Andrew Jensen John Smith Hiram M. Smith Thomas H. Merrill Charles E. Merri Alona Merrill Lovi Harmen Moses Thatcher M. W. Merrill Dos. F. Smith Francis M. Lyman Joseph F. Smith Richards Salt Lake Mr. Smith Mr. Tyler Zion Co-operative and Mercantile Company State Bank of Utah Zion Savings Bank Utah Sugar Co Consolidated Wacon and Machine Co Utah Light and Railway Company Salt Lake and Los Angeles Railway Company Salt Alt Beach Company Salt Lake Knitting Company Union Pacific Railway Company Improve Taylor

Mother Gave Her Money for Trip

Bluffton Indiana March 2 The case against Jack Hines for kidnapping Esther Traubenbach his wife was dropped in mayor's court after it emerged the girl's mother knew of the elopement plan and secretly aided it by sewing clothing and giving $62 for the wedding trip. His father promised support and the couple returned to Fort Wayne.

The Sentinel Bluffton Ind Jack Hines Esther Traubenbach Elops Hines Fort Wayne Treuchenbach

Kendallville Lad Surrenders On Mail Robbery Charge

Frank Fryer of Kendallville appeared before United States Commissioner T J Logan and posted a 509 bond to answer charges of rifling the mails. His father stood as surety. Fryer, a Kendallville bus driver, is accused by Post Office Inspector Burr of stealing merchandise from sacks in the depot. He fled Kendallville a week earlier when Deputy Marshal Rankin came to arrest him.

Frank Fryer Kendallville United States T. J. Logan Young Fryer Post Office Burr Rankin Indianapolis Fryer

A Boy's Wild Ride for Life and a Death in Adams County

A Louisville (Leesville) man recounts enduring asthma and finding relief with Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. He claims instant relief and a cure, with bottles priced 50c and 1.00. The notice also reports the death of Sylvester Wolf, an Adams County resident near Decatur.

Nin Draler & Bra Sylvester Wolf Adams County Decatur

Cleveland Denies He Has Lost Hope

Princeton New Jersey March 2 Former President Cleveland rejects claims he doubted the Democratic Party’s nomination prospects. He says he wrote and believes otherwise, citing conditions and reform breaches he argues explain distrust. He laments growing requests for interviews and visits, saying retirement is being invaded and he may be forced to flee to keep his family in quiet.

Princeton WN. J Cleveland Democratic Party Gleveland United States

Death from accidental gunshot wounds claims 12 year old

Earl Pillers, 12, died at Hope hospital from an accidental gunshot wound received Saturday while on a hunting trip with a companion. He was the son of Edward Pillers, a farmer at Arcola, living with grandparents at Monroeville. Despite heroic surgery, the bullet could not be removed and his condition was critical. Post mortem completed. the body moved to Kinehn & Melching for burial prep.

Earl Pillers Hope Hospital Ind Edward Pilfers Arcola Monroeville Young Pillers Fillers Oente Kinehn & Melching

Witch Hazel Salve and Counterfeits Warned

The notice declares E C DeWitt & Co Chicago as the genuine Witch Hazel Salve inventors and warns that many fakes are dangerous and worthless. Buyers should ensure the box bears E C DeWitt & Co on the label for a certain cure. Also mentions William Hege of Logansport finding a spear in oysters worth about 50 dollars.

William Hege Logansport Spearl

Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Lung Healing

A vintage testimonial claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures inflamed lungs and prevents pneumonia and consumption from a hard cold settled on the lungs. Sold by Dreier & Bro.

Foley Dreier & Bro

Huntington men seek Democratic mayor nomination

Six prominent Huntington gentlemen pursue the Democratic nomination for mayor. Harvey Zumbrim’s Smith township residence in Whitley county was destroyed by fire on Monday. Hon. F. D. Merritt, the new judge of the LaGrange and Elkhart circuit courts, has the measles and cannot hold court. While trying to conquer an unmanageable horse, Reuben Labny of

Huntington Harvey Zumbrim Smith Township Whitley County F. D. Merritt Lagrange and Elkhart Reuben Labny

Various Local Misfortunes and Legal Moves Across Indiana

Reports from Washington Whitley and DeKalb counties document a broken leg and a death from heart disease, a man struck senseless by lightning, a fatal scalding of a baby, and a suicide with burial in Huntington. A Goshen court considers a guardian for 67 year old John S L Miller as eyesight declines. A hungry wolf roams Knox streets, a posse fires on it. Marie Dickmeyer accuses Fred Morgan of larceny over a diamond ring once given by her mother.

Washington Whitley County Arthur Drill Wabash James Armstrong Butler Center DeKalb County Armstrong Ed Scheff Arthur Preszel Chicago Huntington John S. L. Miller New Paris Elkhart County Goshen Knox Marie Dickmeyer Decatur Fred Morgan Muncie Morgan

They Celebrate a Colden Wedding Fifty Years On

Fifty years ago Wednesday Christian Bande and Sophia Kasampeyer married in this city. Their anniversary honors were shared by children, grandchildren, and friends. The Bande family, long rooted in Fort Wayne, include six children and several relatives, all praising the couple as substantial German residents. They reside on a farm at the far end of Broadway, after settling there soon after their marriage.

Christian Bande Sophia Kasampeyer Belden Broadway Fort Wayne St. Paul’s Lutheran School Pruessen-Minden Foellinger Bande Henry Bande Fifth Ward Louise Kayser Frederick Bande Martin Fanse Martha Horstimeyer Sophia Bande

Cold Causes Pneumonia Case in Marion Woman

Mrs. Gertrude E. Fenner of Marion Indiana attributes full recovery from a deep seated cold and pneumonia to One Minute Cough Cure. She says coughing and strain weakened her to 92 pounds from 148, then four bottles restored her health and normal weight. Sold by Meyer.

Gertrude E. Fenner Marion Ind Meyer Bros. Co

Santa Fe finishes surveys for Eureka line in Mendocino Humboldt region

Surveys for a new Santa Fe line from San Francisco to Eureka Humboldt county are complete. Engineers now estimate costs near 12 000 000 to decide on a final location after three wide surveys aimed at a modern mountain route through Mendocino and Humboldt counties.

San Francisco Santa Fe Road Eureka Humboldt County Nas Mountainos Mendicino Humboldt Counties Santa Fe San Francis

General Dick Wins Senate Seat in Ohio

Columbus March 2 at 12 30 pm Lieutenant Governor Harding announced General Charles Dick elected to the United States senate to fill the Hanna vacancy for short and long terms. The vote stood Dick 174 Clarke 25. Dick praised Hanna and urged support for Roosevelt and Governor Herrick while pledging to defend American industry and rights at home and abroad.

Columbus Ohio Harding Charles Dick United States Senate Senator Hanna John H. Clarke Hanna Herrick Roosevelt Carnoat Senator Foraker Congress

Dyspepsia Cure Strengthens the Body’s Digestion

DO YOU WANT STRENGTHF If you want to increase your strength you must add to and not take from the physical. In other words, the food that you eat must pe rgested, assimilated and appropri ated by the nerves, blood and tissues before being expelled from the t estines. Nodd Dyspepria Cure adds to the physical. It gives strength to and builds up strength in the hu man system. It is pleasant to the taste and palatable, and the only combination of digestants that will digest the food and enable the sys tem to appropriate all of its health and strength-giving qualities. Sold by Meyer Bras. Co.

Meyer Bras. Co

Boy Strikers Violate Peace In Chicago Attack

A Western Union messenger was assaulted by striking boys in Chicago on March 2. He was knocked down and severely beaten, fired two pistol shots during the melee, then escaped to the company offices. no injuries were reported from the shots.

Chicago Western Union Telegraph Company

Fearful Odds Against Him Soldier Finds Relief

An elel soldier J. Hayvens of Vaursailles, troubled by kidney disease for years, found relief after trying Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with putting him on the road to recovery and recommends it for liver and kidney troubles and stomach and bowel complaints. Only 60c, guaranteed by Dreler & Buo.

Havens Vaursailles Dreler & Buo

Hernandez Recalled as Venezuelan Minister to U S

A Herald dispatch from Port of Spain says Venezuelan minister to the United States Hernandez has been recalled for political reasons. The note from New York dated March 2 places Hernandez under recall amid diplomatic tension.

Hernandez New York Geneva Mocho United States Port of Spain Trinidad

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LaGrippe F.M. Smith , Co Calhoun Street Bank OF Wayne Solmer Ely ELY Prothenas Warren Street Gregory & Aon Rarkiebent Ansavings Bank Citizens’ Trust CO Clinton Borry Mormon Church A. 5. Worthington Waldeman van Cott Resi tHent J. G. Carlisle the Treasury ER. W. Taylor Overman Jes Mr. Hoar Creed Hoar Mr. Burrows Dr. Bailey Fagler Bluffton Court Indiana Mrs Akron Marcus A. Hanna Dreter & Bra
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