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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1912

Page

5

Queen Stood Beside King During Rome Assassination Attempt

In Rome on March 14 an anarchist fired at King Victor Emmanuel as he and Queen Helen traveled to a memorial service for King Umberto. The king escaped unscathed. a bodyguard was seriously wounded, and the assailant, Anton Dalba, claimed individualist motive against pendery.

Rome Victor Emmanuel Italy Jlumbert Monza Victor Emamanuel Helen Pantheon Wumbert Via Lata Winge Wurmbert Miajesty Ottee Vna Ile Antonig Dalba Pendery Odebalehi Palace

Honors Winners Named At King's Daughters State Meet

Terre Haute Ind March 15 The eighth annual convention of the King's Daughters and Sons closed with election of officers for the next state convention in Indianapolis Central council member Miss Rose Farrington Ferre Haute state president Miss Margaret Studebaker Vesey Fort Wayne assistant state president Mrs Harry L Askew Fort Wayne recording secretary Miss Florence Rogers Indianapolis treasurer Mrs J E Hit Madison executive committee Mrs Lewis Orth Edwards Mrs J Monroe Connersville Mrs Robert Harding Fort Wayne Mrs Blanche Maine Indianapolis and Mrs J Conn Evansville elected to the group

Terre Dante Ind King’s Daughters and Sons Indianapolis Central Council Rose Farrington Ferre Haute Margaret Studebaker Vesey Fort Wayne Harry L. Askew Florence Rogers J. E. Hit Madison Lewis Orth Edwards Monroe Connersville Robert Harding Blanche Maine J. Conn Evansville

Waterloo man undergoes operation at Lutheran hospital

Jonas Dilgard of Waterloo is a patient at Lutheran hospital where he had a surgical operation Friday. He serves as a trustee of Grant township in Delalb county.

Jonas Dilgard Waterloo Lutheran Hospital Dilgard Grant Township Delalb County

Burglar Guilty Plea In Saloon Theft Case At Gay Street

Orville Nugent and Charles Riggs admitted in city court that they entered William Redmide’s saloon at Gay Street and Creighton Avenue Wednesday night. They are held under $1,000 bonds each for circuit court consideration, with potential ten to twenty year sentences if convicted of grand or petit larceny. Strauser Case Continued.

Orville Nugent Charles Riggs William Redmide Gay Street Creighton Avenue Strauser John G. Strauser Abraham Azar Wheeler Street Azar

Wife Fights Arrest as Roebuck Bonds with Fines

Mrs William Roebuck faced a city court charge of resisting an officer after scratching patrolmen Greer and Crawley during the arrest of her husband for fighting. Her husband was fined 10 dollars and sent to jail for ten days for an assault on two Roumanians. he claimed self defense with a broken beer bottle, but the Roumanians testified a knife was used. The altercation occurred Saturday on Hayden Street and Brennan, a man described as a lain and drunk, was fined 50 dollars and costs.

William Roebuck Greer Crawley Roebuck Hayden Street James Brennan Costa

Dr Harvey W Wiley resigns as U S pure food chief

Washington March 1 Dr Harvey W Wiley chief of the United States Bureau of Chemistry resigns to push for a national health department separate from other branches. He will lecture in Colorado and New Mexico and says he will not seek a federal head health post. President Taft regrets the resignation and will seek a successor with university input.

Federal Bureau of Chemistry Washinton Harvey W. Wiley United States Bureau of Chemistry Wilson National Health Department Dre Wiley Nanieas Colorado Viuriens Erst Hetneed Tel Han White House Taft Tiarvey V. Wiles Sid Osaids SP Jose Dr Wiley Posholl Cam Tutt Tedax Dr Wiley Wiley Aetia Woeshington Wooley Department of Agriculture Housekeeping Dr. Wiley Wiley-Wilson-MccCabe Jong Hove Enem H. H. Busby New York W. Wickersham Dneve Patt Trea Ime

Burglars Nabbed After Cracking Creighton Ave Saloon

Orville L. Nugent and Charles Riggss were stopped in the Ladig saloon, confessed to robbing William Schmidt saloon at Creighton Ave and Gay St. Detroit men carried 315.65 in cash, a note, whisky, cigars, and tobacco. Police recovered all items as detectives traced the Thursday burglary to Wednesday night.

Orville L. Nugent Charles Riggss Ladig Detroit Pappert Louis Crawley Nugent

Ligonier to gain first class hospital from Sol Mier bequest

Ligonier Indiana promises a top grade hospital funded by the late Sol Mier a local banker and resident. The Mier family home on a hillside estate valued at twenty thousand dollars will be donated with improvements for a facility able to care for about twenty patients. Three local heirs have agreed to donate their shares and the New York heir is expected to join.

Ligonier Ind Sol Mier Jong Mier New York

Still shy on weight blocks Roanoke youth from army

Asa Fusselman, 18, of Roanoke, was rejected for army service for the fifth time due to being underweight. He has tried various weight gaining foods and remains confident he will finally meet the required weight.

Asa Fusselman Roanoke Pusselman

Judge Erwin Endorsed by Allen County Bar for Indiana Supreme Bench

Forty five Allen county Indiana lawyers sign a strong cross party endorsement for Judge Richard K. Erwin as the Democratic nominee for the state supreme bench. The list includes both Democrats and Republicans and some signers acted without his knowledge. The statement praises Erwin as an excellent citizen and capable lawyer, well qualified for the high court.

Allen County Richard K. Erwin State Supreme Bench Judge Erwin Indiana Richard &. Bewitz Supreme Womrb Erwin R. G. Hoffer Sina Kaueh Willian Os Orourke Willian Breen Elisen I Milrieh Gines Childs VW Niecer Chorio Die Tiyog Meo En Ryan Creighton J. Williams Prank Belot Robert B. Dreibelbiss Carl Yaple POU Kleekamp Weil Reed Heaton Ilamn Hoffman George J. Vaple GOV

Revival meets under Bert Wiarvies Association in Caereertionnd

The Bert Wiarvies Association of Caereertionnd holds weekday sessions led by Rev Gray and Rev Humphreys. Clergy from Orlando and Angola attend as ministers conduct the opening sermon on the Kingdom of God. Delegates arrive late. business sessions begin today.

Bert Wiarvies Association of Noa Gray Orland John Tumbrey Daiei Reve Pnaitfreys Gray Plese Beri Fiegia Dy Rey Poe Praline Mae Phe Padigerae Rew Bh Curtis “Palin Verre Platte Chris Wy. Gray Orla John Humphreys Angola

Outrage as Virginia courthouse massacre erupts in ambush

A dramatic raid at the Carroll County circuit court in Thulsville Virginia ends with Judge Massie, Commonwealth's Attorney Foster, and Sheriff Webb dead or wounded as Floyd Allen and kin open fire in a mass shooting. The Allen group flees into the mountains pursued by a rising posse with troops en route to aid.

Thulsville Carroll County Circuit Court Dudge Phormton Missie Floyd Allen Tarde van Cattside Atfeas Posse Speeia Ofivers Iirderees Maan Beltine Nilittt Allens Oil Fant- Ujiteses Villeville Barring Springs Plisville Carrale Aten Cognta Anfieers Wadlbornhamy Allen Brothers Tleety Poovel Adben Suriey Contack Allen Massie Jed Commonwealth Foster Lankenship Webb Dexter Coad Tidge Massie Jackson State Supreme Bench Flo Allens

Logansport Leap Year Club crowns waltz champions

Five judges at the final waltzing contest in Fiks' hall name Frank Regan and Miss Blanche Crammer as Logansport waltz champions. Each winner receives five dollars in gold. Ten couples entered the final, about four hundred spectators watched. The champions hold the title for one year and defend it at the next Leap Year event.

Logansport Ind Fiks Leap Year Dancing Club Frank Regan Miss Blanche~ Crammer

First White Settler Henry McCullick Visits Bluffton

Bluffton Indiana March 13 Henry McCullick Chester Township's pioneer settler and father of Lot McCullick visited the city for the first time. He arrived in Wells county in 1835, helped develop the southern part of the county, and remains active despite his years.

Bluffton Ind Henry McCullick Chester Township Wells County Lot McCullick

Bristol court shooting leaves clerk fatally injured

A Bristol report says the court clerk Cond. was shot through the head and cannot recover. Floyd Allen also reportedly injured but may survive. Seventeen mountaineers fled Hillsville in a rain of bullets and hid in the mountains preparing to resist any entering posse. Juror Douglas reportedly killed and Miss Allen mortally wounded and under arrest.

Cincimmati Bristol Floyd Allen Hillsville Loanoke Marely Willsville Douglas Mies Allen

James Nolan Retains Tale 10 Real Estate After Murder Case

Nolan, serving a Michigan City prison sentence for his wife Elmina Nolan’s murder last August, would retain the title to real estate held jointly with his wife. Judge Yaple ruled that murder conviction does not sever joint ownership, leaving the survivor with no new title created. The property includes a Hayden Street home and a house and lot valued around $4,000. The ruling cited Indiana statute and prior supreme court decisions, and no appeal is anticipated.

Nolan Michigan City Elmina Nolan Carl Yapie Dutta OS. Rutt Amanda Lane George Miller Tonis C. Milier Amanda van Alstive Prod Miller Hayden Street Helf Nokin Colerick & Hogan Somers & R Suprem Court of Indiana Nolans Phat Moe

Inquest Rules Death From Drowning On Submarine A-3

Portsmouth England March 13 The coroner's inquest verdict on the officers and crew of the British submarine A 3 held at Vaslar army hospital finds death by drowning. Evidence shows collision with the depot ship Ilazard on February 2 pierced the submarine, with a six to eight foot long hole in the upper deck and a one foot opening. The deaths were likely instantaneous.

Portsmouth Eng Vaslar Army Hospital Ilazard

Death of Whitley County Pioneer George Jeffries at 76

Columbia City March 15 George Jeffries longtime Jefferson township resident died suddenly at his country home from heart trouble. He was 76 and survived by his widow and two daughters.

Columbia City George Jeffries Whitley County Jefferson Township

Also Mentioned on This Page

Red Miss Vesey Mrs. Askew Nugent and Riggs Circuit Court Gust Eiter Ernest Wahrenberg City Court Sentinel Harvey W. W. DI Wiley Schmidt Hospital For Supreme Bench EW. Gray Congregational Churches Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains James Nolan
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