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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1904

Page

3

Gilbert Wins Twelfth District Nominating Vote in Fort Wayne

Newton W. Gilbert of Fort Wayne secures the Republican nomination for Congress in the Twelfth district on the first ballot with 55 votes, defeating Clarence C. Gillams and Orville Garver. The convention at Saenger hall adopts Gilbert after Gillams moves to make the nomination unanimous. The event honors veterans and notes Roosevelt era policy and local party leadership.

Fort Wayne G. C. Gilliams Orville Carver Newton W. Gilbert Mr. Gilbert Clarence C. Gilliams Lagrange Orville Garver Angola Allen County DeKalb Moble Gilbert Gilhams Carver Allen Noble Steuben Weltley Wotol Garver Hoffman Committee

New Rural Route Begins April 12 at Fort Wayne

Postmaster reports Rural Route No 9 from Fort Wayne will start April 12 after inspection. Route length 2414 miles, area 22 square miles, 117% dwellings served, population 526. No route carrier yet. route passes schools, corners, churches, and residences ending at the post office. Also Markle resident Dr Henry C Gemmill, 49, dies at home.

Page Washington Fort Wayne Cartier Hamilton Corner F. M

Sherlock Holmes in hotel grip mix up at political HQs

During pre convention activities at the New Aveline hotel, Edgar Freiberg staged a playful Sherlock Holmes moment to resolve a missing grip belonging to Orvilla Carver of Angola. The prank revealed a simple case of accidental grip exchange among candidates for the congressional nomination, easing tensions.

New Aveline Edgar Freiburg J. A Gilhams Mr. Gilhams Freiberg Fort Wayne Lee Ivins Sherlock Holmes Mr. Freiberg Gilhiams Mr. Gilliiams Lagrange Inn Orvilla Carver Angola Carver Caver Lagrange Mr. Gilliams

Death of Col J B Plessinger Shocks Bluffton Community

Bluffton Indiana March 23 Colonel J B Plessinger a leading citizen died suddenly at 6 30 pm yesterday in Decatur dining room of the Murray hotel Judge Mock at his side. Born 1837 in Darke County Ohio he moved to Bluffton in 1842 and served in the Civil War rising to head musician. He was Wells County sheriff 1876 1880 and Bluffton mayor 1900 1902 later serving on Governor Matthews staff earning the title colonel. A longtime Odd Fellows member and district grand deputy he left a widow and six children. He had been in Decatur as a circuit court witness when death struck. Funeral plans pending with Odd Fellows lodge and A R.

Bluffton Ind J. B. Plessinger Murray Hotel Decatur Evi Mock Colonel Plessinger Darke County Ohio Forty-seventh Indiana Infantry Wells County Matthews Odd Fellows’ Lodge Lew Daily Post A. R Plessinger

HINTS AT POSSIBILITY OF FUSION IN TEMPERANCE MATTER

Rev James B Dunn D D of New York passes along General Nelson A Miles letter from Washington dated March 18 1904. Miles suggests national voters face great decisions affecting government and notes temperance could align with major party platforms if nominations appeal to temperance supporters. He advises delaying temperance convention to observe three parties actions. Miles signs the letter. Mrs Alex Staub Councilman T T Wall and John W Hall are named along with local connections to Odd Fellows and Grand Army.

New York Jas B. Dunn D. D Nelson A. Miles Washington, D. C James B. Dunn Termperance Sistent Temperance Party Alex Staub T. T. Wall John W. Hall The Odd Fellows and Grand Army

Colds Cause Pneumonia Case Cured by One Minute Cure

A remarkable case from Marlen Indiana shows a cold deep in the lungs developing into pneumonia. Gertrude E Fenner credits One Minute Cough Cure with curing her cough and restoring her weight and strength after severe weakness from 148 to 92 pounds. Four bottles finished her recovery. Sold by Mayor Gras Co.

Gertrude E. Fenner Marlen Ind Mayor Gras. Co

Citizens' Trust Co Ad Promises $400000 Security

An advertisement urges depositing money with Citizens' Trust Co near the post office, promising $400,000 in security for demand deposits.

Citizens’ Trust Co Post Office

Local noted figures and events in northern Indiana wrap up week

In northern Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lawrence celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary near Columbia City. Rev. Edgar Morris Thompson resigns as Goshen Episcopal pastor to relocate to Chicago after Easter. William C. Allen sues to recover a farm traded for a saloon alleging swindle while drunk. A twelve year old near Berne lies critical after a horned animal attack incident. Theodore F. Kessler, Civil War veteran, dies at 68 in Orange township. Goshen renews Fort Wayne and Goshen Interurban franchise for forty years with a ninety day completion deadline within city limits. Mischievous youths torch the clothing of Michnael Touhey in Decatur. arrest follows. Mrs. Millis Chism of Logansport binds out her son for six years to learn farming. he will gain a horse and clothes at age 21. Plessinger was uncle to someone in the Tangansport courts.

George W. Lawrence Columbia City Edgar Morris Thompson Goshen Chicago William C. Allen Bluffton Newton Smithley Berne Theodore F. Kessler Noble County Orange Township Fort Wayne Decatur Michnael Touhey England Millis Chism Logansport Jesse ¥ F. Barnhouse Ind Plessinger T Gansport Courts

Body Taken Home From Decatur Hotel Death

Decatur Indiana March 23 The body of Col James B Plessinger who died last evening in the Murray hotel dining room was taken to Bluffton his home for interment He was here as a witness in the Fogler Studabaker suit now on trial in the circuit court.

Decatur, Ind James B. Plessinger Murray Hotel Bluffton Fogler-Studabaker

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