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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1902

Page

5

Tragic double murder ends as Rachel surrenders after chase

A deadly shooting in Allen County leaves Mrs. Rabel mortally wounded after a confrontation with her husband Rachel Rabel. He eludes officers for hours before surrendering at the county jail. The postmortem shows two bullets pierced the spinal cord.

Rachel Allen County Levi Walker Indiana Avenue Rabel Christ Rabel Beaver Avenue Lawrence Walker Walker Klaehn & Melching Undertaking Establishment

How Cheap Baking Powder Is Made

The New York health department seized cheap baking powder sold in city stores. Samples proved the product to be an alum powder mainly of alum and pulverized rock. Declared dangerous to health, thousands of pounds were destroyed. High quality cream of tartar powders are described as safest and most economical.

Health Department of New York Health Department Dr. Price

Eight suits over Fulton street track rights filed against Southwestern

The Sentinel reports initial injunction actions by Bass Fisher and Mordhurst seeking 10000 each to block Southwestern traction from Fulton street. Five more suits by Gross Gluting Bolens Franke Falls duplicate claims for 10000 damages per plaintiff, with property frontages and valuations detailed.

Bolens Franke Bass Fisher, Mordhurst Falls the Sentinel Southwestern Traction Company John H. Bass Max B. Fisher H. W. Mordhurst Fulton Street Barrett & Morris Martin C. Gross Andrew F. Glutting James H. Bolens John B. Franke Margaret Falls Court House Fisher Mordhurst

First National Bank of Fort Wayne Wins Charter Extension

Fort Wayne’s First National Bank, one of the country’s oldest, received an extended charter to run twenty more years. New currency will feature McKinley and McCulloch designs, replacing older notes as they are redeemed. Long-time cashier Lem R. Harpman started in 1864 and stockholders have recently expanded with several prominent local businessmen joining the holdings.

First National Bank of Fort Wayne Comptroller of the Treasury Washington First National United States National Bank Indiana Congress Fort Wayne Bank MtcKinley Hugh McCulloch Lem R. Harpman First National Bank

Surveying Lima Road for Cable Syndicate Electric Route

Eight man engineering corps began surveying a route for the Lima Fort Wayne electric road near Seeling's on Pioneer avenue and toward New Haven. The effort follows Fort Wayne Traction's bid for an independent city franchise amid local opposition in Lima.

Pioneer Avenue Fort Wayne Traction Company Lima

Congress Mourns New Jersey Rep J D Salmon

Washington May 6 The House adjourned after journal read in tribute to the memory of Representative J D Salmon of New Jersey marking a third consecutive day of memorials for deceased members. A committee to attend Salmon’s funeral was named with members from New Jersey Illinois Texas Missouri Ohio and North Carolina.

Washington J. D. Salmon New Jersey Messrs Cummunes Oiey Sid Saimun Salmon Messrs. Gardner Loudenslager Hill Ohio Claude Kitchin North Carolina

Death of House members noted by senate chaplain

In his Senate invocation Rev. Dr Milburn the blind chaplain spoke of the death of three House members in four days. He urged that their passing be a solemn reminder of mortality and that all walk the world in a way that their departure may be well with them.

Washington Senate Milburn House of Representatives

Orphans' Home Board Grants Improvements

The board of trustees of the Orphans' Home of the Reformed church met this afternoon at the home. Attending were Rev. B. Ruf superintendent Rev. Dr. Bachman New Knoxville Rev. Winter Terre Haute Rev. John Bosch Rev. A. K. Zartman and Rev. P. Ruhl of this city. They decided to make several improvements funded by eastern donors from last winter.

Board of Trustees of The Orphans’ Home of the Reformed Church B. Ruf Dr. Bachman New Knoxville Winter Terre Haute John Bosch A. K. Zartman P. Ruhl

Roasted the Mayor Critic Clip Sparks Reaction

Mayor Berghoff received an anonymous clipping of his interview from yesterday's Journal-Gazette. The note called the mayor's expression an outrage and disgrace to the city government, written in slang of the no n gentler man. The mayor calls the clipping a valuable addition to his collection of criticisms.

Berghoff Journal-Gazette

German Baptist Brethren Conference Round Trip Fare Notice

One fare for the round trip to conference to be held at Harrisburg Pennsylvania May 15 to 24. Tickets on sale May 15 to 20 good to return till June 2 and by deposit return limit extended to June 30 via Nickel Plate road. Inquiries to Nickel Plate Road nearest agent or C A Asterlin Fort Wayne Indiana or R J Hamilton Agent Fort Wayne.

Harrisburg Nickel Plate Road C. A. Asterlin Fort Wayne Ind R. J. Hamilton

Swindler Posing As Magazine Solicitor Targets City Residents

Several residents in the south part of the city suspect a man signing as A. B. Howard swindled them by forging receipts for small sums. He claimed employment with a local premium firm and sold magazines at a greatly reduced price, collecting many orders before disappearing.

A. B. Howard

Funds Near Raise Subscriptions for Commercial Improvement

Soliciting committees are energetically at work on subscriptions to the Commercial Improvement company. Chairman Graeter announced this morning that the entire sum is expected to be subscribed in time to present a final report to the Commercial club at its meeting Thursday evening.

Commercial Improvement Company Graeter Commercial Club

Town Ravaged by Flames New Milford Fire Devastates Main Street

Danbury Conn May 6 Fire destroyed the New Milford business section causing losses estimated between 500000 and 600000. Fifty buildings burned including hotels offices and residences. The village hose company could not contain the blaze. an engine arrived to help and the flames were checked after two hours in Bank and Main streets. The post office and Y M C A building on Main street were also destroyed.

Danbury Conn Fie New Milford New Milford House Mygatt Block Southern New England Telephone Co Bessie Bartram Mygatt Dank Bank Street New England Main Street Gazette Railroad Avenue

Two Accidents at Wabash Machine Shop Reported

Charles Paul an apprentice was knocked unconscious by an iron bar blow to the head while working near an engine. He suffered a gash above the left eye but the skull was not injured. Charles Eichel a boilermaker cut the flesh of his index finger when a block and tackle fell on his hand. the wound will keep him out for several days. Mr and Mrs W E Doud have returned from Antwerp.

Rachel Welsh Dr. Enslen Rabel St. Joseph’s Hospital Dr. Enslén Walker Macbeth Marion Home Calhoun Street Charlies Paul Wabash Machine Shop Charles Eichel

A Beautiful Family Record Picture Description

A decorative family record image features a gold background, crimson velvet cushion, and spaces to write births marriages and deaths. It shows spaces for father and mother pictures with blue bells and morning glories and eight photo spots for other members amid curling vines and gem details. Request form notes stamps.

Weaver family to move from Logansport to Fort Wayne

Harvey Weaver and family will relocate to Fort Wayne after securing new employment there. The notice confirms Mr. Weaver’s departure from Kreis Bros. and his new position in Fort Wayne. The Grace Reformed church Ladies Society holds its monthly meeting Thursday at 3 PM with supper served 5:30 to 9 PM.

Logansport Harvey Weaver Fort Wayne Weaver Kreis Bros Ladies Society of Grace Reformed Church

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