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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1908

Page

15

Fort Wayne canal gains ear at Washington hearing

P A Randall reports a respectful hearing before the house committee on railways and canals for the Toledo Fort Wayne and Chicago deep waterway survey. He and colleagues Bush and Taylor push for favorable report on the survey appropriation though uncertain of session approval.

P. A. Randall Fort Wayne House Committee On Railways and Canals Washington Toledo, Fort Wayne Chicago Randall Congressional Committee Bush Frank B. Taylor the Sentinel Committee On Railways and Canals Taylor Watson Hemenway Gilliams Probasco Cincinnati Defiance Ohio Congress

Mason sues traction firm for 20000 after fatal crash

Ozro Mason of Urbana files a $20,000 suit against Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Co. for injuries from the Oct 18 wreck that killed his fiancee Miss Katherine Freshour. Mason, 22, says the car struck the buggy at about fifty miles per hour and left him unconscious for six weeks.

Wabash, Ind Ozro Mason Urbana Fort Warne & Wabash Valley Traction Company Katherine Freshour Mason

Farmhouse Fire Near Lima Destroys Ruhl Residence

The Benjamin Ruhl farm home near Lima in LaGrange County burned Tuesday night after catching fire from chimney sparks. Firefighters battled the blaze but the house was destroyed, with the cause attributed to chimney embers.

Benjamin Ruhl Lima Lagrange County

Dr Miles Nervine Promises Sleep and Relief

A testimonial advertizes Dr Miles Nervine as a non opioid sleep aid for nervous unrest. It claims improved sleep after one bottle and offers a refund on the first bottle if no benefit, citing Mrs May Scott of English Indiana and Miles Medical Co. as the producer.

Miles Miles’ Nervine May Scott Ind Nerv= Inc Miles Medical Co Elkhart

Interpreted Scene Details From Disturbing Alleged Incident

Readable fragments describe a child with facial marks and scratches on the forehead temple nose neck and shoulders suggesting injuries in a religious frenzy context. Article outlines danger signs and seeks care while noting unspecified location and authorities responding to the incident.

Burglars Loot a Daylight Safe at Liebman Residence

Thieves pried open a window at 344 West Wayne Street and stole about $70 in cash and jewelry valued at around $600 from E. F. Liebman, contractor. Gold watches, rings, pins, bracelets, and two gold chains were spared from a small safe. Police, aided by Patrolman Bob Dickson, questioned two suspects later identified as Pember and Smith, with Fort Wayne claimed as their home. no solid connection established.

E. F. Liebman West Wayne Street Berry Street Minnie Liebman Liebman Bob Dickson Dickson Ewing Street Pember Smith Fort Wayne

Wayne Knitting Mills Plans Capital Stock Increase

Wayne Knitting Mills issued a letter to stockholders outlining plans to raise capital next spring. The capital stock is expected to rise from 700000 to 1000000 dollars with common stock increasing from 425000 to 600000 and preferred from 275000 to 400000. New stock anticipated to be quickly subscribed at 126.

Wayne Knitting Mills

Koenig Medicine Co Holds Chicago Annual Meeting

The Koenig Medicine Company held its annual meeting in Chicago on Wednesday. The board of directors chosen includes Herman J. Berghoff of Chicago Henry C. Berghoff Louis Fox A Dreter and FF Eber.

Koenig Medicine Company Chicago The Herman J. Berghoff Henry C. ‘Berghoff Louis. Fox A. Dreter FF. Eber

Lamphere Held on Murder Charge in Gunnes Fire

Laporte Indiana April 30 Raymond Lamphere arrested on suspicion of starting the fire that destroyed Mrs Della Gunnes country home and killed Mrs Gunnes and three children He is held on a first degree murder charge He gave conflicting statements about his whereabouts before and during the fire He admits passing near the house while en route to a job six miles away between 3 and 5 am Tuesday morning The will left $15000 to the three children with any surviving issue to the Norwegian orphanage in Chicago Victims to be buried in Forest Home Cemetery Chicago

Easton Fetheroll Nazareth Irene May Smith Henry Smith Alliance Smiths Bachman Earth Smith House of God Dexter Portland Cement Company Smith Wirl Laporte Ind Ray Lamphere Della Gunnes Gunnes Chicago Forest Home Cemetery

Fire at Shelby disorderly house endangers sixteen women

La Crosse Wis April 30 Indignant residents of Shelby suspected of setting fire to a large disorderly house that opened after the new closing order took effect April 15. In the blaze sixteen young women inmates narrowly escaped death as heroic firemen saved lives.

Smooth Thief Steals 17 Dollars From Millers

A young man entered H M Millers wallpaper shop at Calhoun and Butler and used the telephone. He left with seventeen dollars from the cash box after the safe was left open and the office unattended. A female clerk was absent and the thief departed claiming he could not get the number he wanted. Police circulated a description and search to locate him.

H. M. Miller Calhoun Butler Streets Miller

Scottish Rite committee tours Ohio cities for new home plan

The local Scottish Rite Masons committee led by Charles E Read Albert E Carroll and F W Freese left for Cincinnati to study the cathedral and gather ideas for a new Scottish Rite home. They will be joined by M S Mahurin of the local architectural firm and will visit Dayton and Columbus before returning.

Charles E. Read Albert E. Carroll F. W. Freese Cincinnati Reasonic M. S. Mahurin Dayton Columbus Ohio

Crippled peddler resists arrest in south side incident

George Culp, visibly crippled and on crutches, fought Patrolman Heller after being barred from selling wares to several women on the south side. The officer subdued him, sitting on him until transport arrived, following complaints he insulted multiple ladies who refused to buy.

George Culp South Side Heller George Strod

Nine Dead in Trolley Collision Near Ypsilanti

An interurban trolley collision near Ypsilanti on the Jackson and Chicago line leaves nine dead. Detroiters Carmen Charles Fay and Giovanni Garbarono among the dead. other riders and a Detroit motorman among the injured. Uninjured passengers aided the injured as emergency crews rushed to the scene.

Carmen Charles Detroit Faye Ypsilanti Garbarrono Giovanni Howard G. H M'Millen John Howell Mich Paget Ann Arbor Limited University of Michigan

Kaleel Shaheen Bankruptcy Trial Set For June 9

A jury will hear the Kaleel Shaheen bankruptcy case in Fort Wayne federal court on June 9, marking the first jury action in local bankruptcy sittings. Mrs Farrah seeks the debtor be declared bankrupt, with attorneys Judge Hench and Judge Colerick demanding trial. W. and E. Leonard and Wood & Townsend represent Mrs Farrah.

Kaleel Shaheen United States Fort Wayne Shaheen Farrah Hench Colerick W. and E. Leonard Wood & Townsend

Roosevelt berates congress over four battleships pledge

In Washington and Cincinnati reports the president harshly rebukes Congress for snubbing his message. He says the pledge he made on election night would not have been made if foreseen the current frame up. A senator ally notes Congress’s indifference and tries to explain the rift. The president insists the pledge stands despite political maneuvering.

Cincinnati Ohio the Enquirer Washington Roosevelt Congress House Senate

Schell Heads College in Iowa Presidency

Dr Edwin A Schell pastor of the First M E church in Laporte Indiana has been elected president of Wesleyan College at Mt Pleasant Iowa He will resign his Laporte post in a few weeks He is a former Epworth League secretary and once a Methodist bishop candidate Also noted Lisbon child Dale Cline suffered a scalp wound and bruises when a wagon overturn occurred.

Schell Epworth League Laporte Crawfordsville Methodist Episcopal Little Dale Cline Lisbon

Also Mentioned on This Page

SOTAN Cannon Indiana Fairbanks Gilhams Fort Wayne Canal Speaker Cannon Mr. Taylor Sherry’s Traction CO North Dakota Wheelock & Wheelock, Ents Embden, N. D Homstead Wheelock & Wheelock John Durkin Zumbrota Minn Swent. Swenson Rugby N. D Wells County John Meisner Tower City Minnesota Frank Koenig West Wayne Street Berghoff Lamphere la Crosse Smooth Thief Morey Ypsilanti, Mich Jackson and L. M. Chamberlain Edward Dewitt George Meade Surry Wesleyan College
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