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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel in Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
4
Golden Wedding Day for Fort Wayne Couple Schroeder
Mr and Mrs C Louis Schroeder longtime Fort Wayne residents marked fifty years of marriage celebrating their golden wedding anniversary with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Louis Schroeder
Fort Wayne
Schroeder Rippe Couple Celebrate Golden Anniversary
C Louis Schroeder and Miss Eliza Rippe marked their golden wedding anniversary on March 13 at 415 West Superior Street. The couple, married in 1856, were joined by their two sons and one grandchild amid quiet celebrations due to Mrs. Schroeder’s health. Born in Germany, Schroeder built a lumber business and helped found local Lutheran congregations, earning pioneer status in Allen County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Louis Schroeder
Eliza Rippe
Kleinecags
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
West Superior Street
Louis S. C
Charles J. H
Carl L
Charles Schoeder
Schroeder
Allen County
Tagtmeyer
New York Prosecutor Seeks $200000 Libel Damages
District Attorney William Travers Jerome filed two libel suits for $100,000 each against the New York American and the New York Evening Journal. The actions target editorials criticizing Jerome's conduct during the Tillinghast case, in which a man confessed to jury irregularities tied to a local street railway interests. Tillinghast is imprisoned based on that confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. ‘York
William ‘Travers Jerome
New York American
New. York
Evening Journal
New York
American
Jerome
Tillinghast
North Indiana Methodist Conference Set to Open in Alexandria
The sixty third annual North Indiana conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will convene April 7 at First M E Church in Alexandria for five days. The report lists six presiding elder districts, 55 conference widows, 118 called preachers, thousands of communicants, and funds totaling over 70 thousand dollars across Episcopal and mission accounts. The Alexandria conference bank will process about sixty thousand dollars in this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Ind
North Indiana
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E
Fort Wayne
Waugh
C. A. Wade
Goshen
W. H. Bennett
Logansport
Horace N. Herrick
Muncie
L. N. Naftzgar
Richmond
George N. Hill
Wabash
BE. L. Semans
Episcopal
Freedman’s Aid
S. E. Society
DePauw University
American Bible Society
Mincie
Val. Rch
Istrict
Colorado
D. V. Williams
Conference Bank
Laporte Youth Appointed Deputy Sheriff in Theft Case
J Hubert Harding son of Laporte Electric superintendent was appointed deputy sheriff and left for Chicago with a warrant for Ambrose A Lindsey a former boon companion who allegedly stole 600 dollars worth of valuables from the Harding residence before fleeing to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
J. Hubert Harding
John H. Harding
Laporte Electric Company
Chicago
Ambrose A. Lindsey
Harding
Lindsey
James G. Lindsey
Philadelphia
Homestead Iron Works
Lake Shore
Explosion Rocks Duluth Area As 12 Tons Dynamite Detonates
Twelve tons of dynamite detonate eighteen miles west of Duluth on the St. Louis river. The blast shakes brick buildings and blasts glass up to five miles away. Two workers are injured as the powder house and nearby camps are impacted. The Great Northern Power company operates the dynamite source and the cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
St. Louis
Hawthorne
Wis
Great Northern Power Company
Alsa Mille
Length and Luminosity Capt. Gilbert Resigns Seat
South Bend Tribune records Capt Newton W. Gilbert of Fort Wayne resigning from state office. The former lieutenant governor will exit his seat, leaving the position vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Newton
Fort Wayne
Thia “Tate
Rome City Cottagers elect new officers at annual meeting
The Rome City Cottagers association elected Louis Fox as president and Charles W. Weaver as secretary with W. H. Dreier as treasurer. M. L. Jones declined re election after serving with distinction. The arbitration committee was reappointed and a special committee will lobby Grand Rapids Railroad for better electric service around the lake. The railroad will assume fish station maintenance at Sylvan Lake, funded by private subs, with coverage by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome City Cottagers’ Association
Commercial Club
W. J. Vesey
M. L. Jones
Louis Fox
Charles W. Weaver
W. H. Dreier
Fox
Messrs
C. W. Orr
E. H. McDonald
J. M. McKay
A. R. Waller
Charles Cox
Grand Rapids Railroad Company
Sylvan Lake
Poultry and Pet Stock group plans largest US exhibit
Members meeting in the courthouse assembly room launched plans for the next annual show to be the biggest in the United States. The event runs January 21 to 27 with Fort Wayne asked to host the American Poultry Association in tandem. A committee of Wells, Kucher and Evans will recruit local business support for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Court House
United States
American Poultry Association
Fort Wayne
W. 8. Wells
T. J. Kucher
E. M. Evans
Esas and
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