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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1909

Page

11

Fort Wayne Welcomes Anthony Hotel Dedication Banquet

The Anthony hotel dedication drew more than two hundred stockholders and guests to a lavish Fort Wayne banquet. Judge Robert S. Taylor presided as toastmaster and praised Fort Wayne’s growth while speakers from the hotel company, legal council, and city noted the project as a major milestone in the city’s emergence as a metropolitan center.

Anthony Fort Wayrie Gac Robert S. Taylor Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Hotel Company O. N. Culdlin Weatherhogg Keenan Lessee Ashbaugh Yehin Mr. McCulloch Port Wayne McCulloch Wetherhogg Worden C. A. Bookwalter Indianapolis Taylor N. D. Doughman Cleveland Doughman Mr. Doughman Secor Toledo Detroit Judge Taylor Henry C. Berghoff Berghoff

George D Ohneck Dies in Philadelphia Hotel Death

George D Ohneck a traveling salesman from Fort Wayne Ind died in a Philadelphia hotel of apoplexy. He was about 60 and had resided in Lexington Ky Bowling Green Tenn and Philadelphia. Survived by wife and daughter Velma Ohneck he was a former Elks member and former hotel receiver.

Philadelphia George D. Ohneck Fort Wayne Ind Ohneck Avilla Manning Apice Mills Inter Louis Fox Cleveland Centlvro Brewing Company Randall Hotel Germania Bowlng Green Tenn Lexington Berghoff Viewing Company Philadelpia Velma Ohneck Jie Judge of Elks George 2. Ohneck

Tanks Burst Toll in Parkersburg Water Crisis

Two killed and several injured as two city water tanks burst at 5 30 am flooding Prospect hill and wrecking ten houses. Walter Waggle and wife are confirmed dead. others including Mrs John Maloney Edna Jones seriously hurt. damage estimated 200 000 to 250 000 and city to pump water directly into mains.

Parkersburg W. Va Walter Waggle John Maloney Kate Karnees Clara Jones Prospect Hill St. John’s Lutheran Edna Jones Walter Wagele

Father Delaney Recalls Ireland Tour at Hibernian Hall

Rev Father J F Delaney shared a Irish tour tale at Hibernian hall during the St Patrick program recounting visits to St Patrick St Bridget and St Columbkille shrines and the Blarney Castle, with light humor and moving moments. Robert E Kelly led the event with Rt Rev Bishop Alerd Ing among brief speakers.

Ireland J. F. Delaney Emerald Isle Hibernian Hall Father Delaney St. Patrick St. Bridget St. Columbkille Pulhood County Antrim Vatrick Dblarney Castle Robert E. Kelly Alerd Ing. Spcoo Fannie Welch Virginia Foohey Jeana Casey Alice Burns Alvin Gilliam Miloretta Lordier Mia Philip Danehy Irma Cox Varia Cleary Edward Crimston

Avilla Moves to Get Electric Lighting

Avilla Indiana, located twenty miles north of Fort Wayne, plans electric lighting for streets and private illumination. F H Hersh and L W Yeiser discussed with experts, considering the Toledo and Chicago interurban railroad proposal to furnish current from Kendallville, seen as economical and practical versus building a town plant. Discussions involved C G Gild and C L Olds, who advised the interurban system is entirely practicable.

Avilla Fort Wayne F. H. Hersh L. W. Yeiser Toledo and Chicago Interurban Railroad Kendallville Interurban Hersh Yelser C. G. Gild Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Company C. L. Olds Olds Construction Company

Fifth victim in Windsor crash dies in Montreal

Montreal March 18 Mark Cunningham engineer of the Boston and Maine train that ran into Windsor station yesterday died today becoming the fifth fatality. John Kosacki a Polish immigrant will probably die. Cunningham's death prevents the actual cause of the locomotive getting beyond control from becoming definitely known.

Montreal Mark Cunningham Boston and Maine Windsor John Kosacki Cunningham

Thieves Rob Minister During Church Service

Thieves entered Rev. Frank Lenig's manse beside Wayne Street M E Church during Wednesday night services and stole 17 dollars in cash eight gold watches and several pieces of jewelry. The back door was left open and the robbery was found when the Lenig family returned from the church.

Wayne Street M. E Frank Lenig

Former Representative Anania Baker Dies in Albuquerque

Rochester Ind March 18 Former Representative F Anania Baker who exposed an alleged tobacco trust bribe attempt to defeat an anti cigarette bill in 1905 died this morning in Albuquerque N M O A Baker accused of offering the alleged bribe is now a fugitive in Carrita

Rochester Ind F. Ananiaa Baker Tobacco Trust Albuquerque Me O. A. Baker Canrita

Taft Honors Mr Cleveland at Carnegie Hall Memorial

President Taft and Chief Justice Fuller spoke at Carnegie Hall honoring Grover Cleveland. The program included a Gilder poem and Damrasch orchestra with 120 Voices. Taft also planned to attend City College exercises with Governor Hughes and Senator Root.

New York Cleveland Taft Fuller United States Supreme Court Carnegie Hall City College Hughes Senator Root McClellan Cleveland Memorial Committee Francis Lynde Stetson Richard Watson Gilder Damrasch Orchestra Liedercranz & Ciety Washington Ufp Middle States New England Govenor United States

Power With the People in Cleveland Era Reform

The piece reflects on Grover Cleveland as a reformer who reshaped the Democratic Party by appealing to rank and file supporters over old-guard leaders. It notes his tariff reform stance aimed at revenue through tariff reduction, aligning with traditional Democratic ideals and leading to a decisive electoral victory after a close earlier contest.

Harrison Democratic Party Doelra Cleveland Nio

Mrs Croy Tells Of Life In West West Wyoming Letter Home

Lusk Wyoming March 14 Editor Fort Wayne Sentinel Mrs Croy writes from the wild west about life away from Indiana. She notes the murder trial of her husband’s killers, the death of Hon J M Robinson’s mother, good health and wages, a daughter in New Haven, and a homestead. She praises local water air and citizens while longing for family. The Big Four will build a new Elkhart roundhouse to replace the burned one.

Lusk Wyo Fort Wayne Sentinel Allen County West J. M. Robinson New Haven Indiana Mra. C. L. Croy

Fitzgeralds arrest after hour on Columbia Street

Frank Fitzgerald, released after four months for intoxication, returned to drinking on Columbia Street within an hour and was warned by Patrolman Paul, later arrested for fighting. In city court Friday he received 100 dollars and 30 days, sentence suspended if he leaves town. George Glenn, from dry McGIll Ohio, was found helpless drunk by Patrolman Grimme and admitted he bought drinks post intoxication. Thomas Davis, 74, Civil War veteran, halted en route from Fort Leavenworth to Findlay Ohio, got drunk. judge Skelton deferred sentencing and considered sending him out of the city.

Frank Fitzgerald Columbia Street George Glenn McGil Paulding County Ohio Harry Grimme Thomas Davis Fort Leavenworth Findlay

Death of Hon. David Eley Former Indiana Legislator

Decatur Indiana March 17 David Eley aged 68 died at his home. He served in the Indiana legislature from 1882 to 1886 as representative from Adams and Jay counties. He introduced and saw passage of a Sunday baseball prohibition law that remained until the latest session.

Decatur Ind David Eley Adams Jay

Two safes blown in Indiana postoffice heist

Two safes were blown in the frown Point Indiana postoffice last night. Robbers obtained about 75 dollars in cash and stamps. Entrance was gained by a back way. The money belonged to the town treasurer working in the same building. Both safes were demolished. A valuable driving baran owned by former County Treasurer J F Blasley was stolen to aid the escape.

Frown Point Ind J. F. Blasley

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