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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1892

Page

3

Local Notes from Fort Wayne Area Headlines

Maumee resident C A Jackson, visiting notables from Indianapolis and Columbia City, and many others are listed with travel, illness, engagement, and community events. Weddings, student enrollments, and local business moves fill the page alongside a public mail weight study and a fatal accident report.

Warner & Co. stock may double says exec in interview

The New York office of H. H. Warner & Co. faces rumor of a stock split. President Warner predicts doubling common stock as earnings and dividends justify expansion. He cites strong two year profits and future plans including new products and overseas markets.

CS. V. Commercial Vormmer Westerday Ho Wi. Warner & Co America London New York Broadway Warner H. H. Warner & Co Mr. Warner London Stock Exchange United State Australia England Germany France Belgium Central Trust Company Wall Street Rochester N. Y New York City Warner's Safe Warners Safe Yeast

Tragic Freight Accident Kills Two Men

A freight train eastbound near Maples Ohio struck and killed two men, including a poorly clothed thief who died instantly. Coroner and local crews recovered the bodies and identified one victim as Albert To Galley of Millersboro Ohio. A brakeman, Ed Knochefelt, was fatally injured moments later after being struck while assisting, with his death following hours after the incident.

Orlock Leavin Tere Maples Port Wayne Albert Galley Millersbore Ohie Kesler Windlortaker Polder Tater Knoche Middlepoint Lakes Knoch Knochfelt Lininger Tishone Buevrns Ohio

Stomach Bitters Proclaimed Best Against Malady

An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a superior remedy for a severe digestive illness described as a rheumatic virus in the blood. It claims safety compared with poisons, cleansing of circulation, and relief from constipation dyspepsia grippe kidney bladder trouble nervous debility, aiding the elderly and infirm.

Hostetter

Locke Found Not Guilty in Stolle Murder Case

Ross Locke, a 33 year old newspaper writer and nephew of D. R. Locke known as Petroleum V. Nusby, was acquitted after an eight hour jury deliberation in Waypania HL. The trial followed a near altercation near John Kelly's saloon with Charles Stolle who was intoxicated and accused Locke of assault.

Lulu Noll Brackenridge Street Glover & Winters Lima Ohio Arnold Tompkins Terre Haute Fred White White William Moellering Globe Mill Philadelphia Phoebe Dilworth Sadie Search Horace Blandy John Raab Charles Wuersten Julius Wuersten Warren Ind John Hoffer Snyder Columbia City D. M. Miller Florida St. Augustine John Jacobs Waypania Locke- Stolle Circus Ross Locke Charles Stolle John Kelly Stolle Locke D. R. Locke Petroleum Nusby

Prisoners Escape County Jail By Tunneling Out In Trexarkaya

Yesterday morning four prisoners escaped Trexarkaya Texas county jail by cutting floor tunneling through twenty feet dirt and breaking a ten inch brick wall. A fifth man was discovered as he cleared the hole jailor drove him back. Two fugitives white two colored with murders and horse stealing charges.

Trexarkaya Texas

Stackhouse Medical Institute to Offer Free Treatment

ey UL Stackhouse and associates open tomorrow in White's Bank Building Fort Wayne corner Wayne and Clinton streets offering free medicine and treatment through March 17 1892 for catarrh and chronic diseases. No money collected during the period as an effort to gain public acquaintance, not charity, and all patients welcome regardless of means or distance.

UL Stackhouse White Bank Wayne Clinton Streets Masonic Triple Fort Wayne Iis Stackhouse Medical Institute Sez AL Stackhouse Dayton Ohio Detroit Mich Indianapolis Dal Evansville Stackhouse New York Lethersen Medical College Philadelphia Strekhouse

Prominent Clergymen Endorse Stackhouse Treatment

Rev. T. E. Lancaster testifies the Stackhouse system relieved his 17 year catarrh and bronchitis, regaining hearing and sleep after years of illness. He cites strength of voice and absence of symptoms and urges public credibility of the treatment. A separate item notes a big transaction uniting Tennessee Coal and Iron with DeBardeleben and Sloss companies, detailing capital stock and output. Also clarifies a near-name misidentification of Frank Lordier in county races.

Sam Stackhouse T. E. Lancaster West Gentleman Methodist Protestant Conference of Indiana New Haven Spencerville Kendallville Greenfield New York Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company DeBardeleben Coal and Iron Company Sloss Iron and Steel Company Thos. C. Platt Henry F. DeBardeleben Tennessee Company DeBardeleben Company Tennessee Coal and Iron Company Alabama Tenblast de- Bardeleben Company Warrior Canada

TUTE Permanently Located in White's New Bank Building Fort Wayne

Specialties Catarrh Diseases of the Eye Ear Nose Throat and Lungs Nervous Diseases Blood and Skin Diseases Chronic Diseases Successful treatment by mail Write for symptom blank Office hours 9 to 12 p m 3 to 5 and 7 to 8 p m Sunday 3 to 5 p m Entrance opposite Masonic Temple Corner Clinton and Wayne Street Fort Wayne Indiana

White Clinton and Wayne Street Masonic Temple Fort Warne

New Art Dress Goods Arrivals At Newart and Han

Newart and Han announce week arrivals in Dress Goods with Bedford Cards at 50 and 75 cents per yard. Embroidered Dress Patterns range from 2.25 to 20 dollars. Wool cloakings for capes and jackets, new dress trimmings, embroideries, laces. Children’s hosiery touted for durability, with wear as long as two other makes. Ready made calico and chambray dresses offered from 87 cents per suit upward.

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