Riots in Rawalpindi and Lahore Amid Anti European Uprisings
Serious anti European riots erupted in Rawalpindi Punjab with Hindu mobs burning bungalows looting the mission church and destroying a power plant and motor cars. Police and a squadron of the Tenth Hussars restored order as unrest spreads from Lahore where a newspaper case sparked Hindu protests against Europeans.
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Allahabad
British India
Rawalpindi
Punjab
Lahore
Fraudulent notes lead to arrest in San Francisco amid wild cash claims
W F Greany, a San Francisco newspaper carrier, was jailed on charges of selling fraudulent notes passed as good currency. Police seized fourteen boxes of bills purporting to total hundreds of thousands believed from Plant ers' Bank of New Jersey. The case links to plates never traced by federal agents. Greany claims he acted as a collector and sold to others in the same business.
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San Francisco
Cal
W. F. Greany
Greany
Planters’ Bank of New Jersey
United States Secret Service
A Noble Austrian Count Killed After Willows Chase
San Francisco May 3 The supposed desperado Count Otto Von Waldstein of Austria a noble scion nephew to a cardinal and Prince Wartemburg was identified after his body was exhumed from a potter's field He died fighting a posse believing they were robbers The consul described him as educated athletic and a fine marksman and Chevalier Karl Von Ruiz will oversee the body
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San Francisco
Count Otto
Smith
John Marcovich
Oakland
Count Otto von Waldstein
Austria
America
Placer County
Francis Korbet
Austria-Hungary
Waldstein
California
Karl von Ruiz
Minsters back project for old folks home in Warren
Fourteen members of the North Indiana conference district committee met in Warren to plan the location of an old folks home, with William and Ruth Chopson offering $50,000 if the conference can raise an equal amount. Rev. C. A. Wade was elected chairman and Rev. J. C. Murray secretary, as Rev. M. A. Harlan outlined funds and management for the drive. A noon banquet and city drive followed, with numerous ministers from Kokomo to Marion listed among those participating.
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Warren
Ind
North Indiana
J. C. Murray
Ligonier
M. A. Harlan
Chopson
Harlan
Hotel Warren
Commercial Club Committee
Dr. Good
William Chopson
M. Swadener
Kokomo
C. C. Cissell
Anderson
B. S. Hollopeter
Logansport
Leslie J. Naftzger
Muncie
W. M. Nelson
Richmond
A. B. Cline
Bluffton
George P. Ayres
Hartford City
H. N. Herrick
W. H. Charles
Marion
R. B. Beauchamp
Tipton
C. A. Wade
Fort Wayne
T. M. Guild
Fine Art in Wood Exhibition Shown in Dayton Window
A lifelike group of five St Bernard dogs carved from a single block of maple by J Huggl ar Schild of Brienz Switzerland on display at the Calhoun street storefront of Rurode Dry Goods in Dayton. The mother and four puppies form a four by two by eighteen inch sculpture valued at 600 dollars after five months of work and already shown in major cities.
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Calhoun Street
Rurode Dry Goods Company
St. Bernard
J. Hugglar Schild
Brienz
Switzerland
Dayton
Ohio
Canton China Blast Destroys City. Many Dead and Wounded
A massive gunpowder magazine exploded in Canton causing extensive destruction. Twenty one bodies were recovered, hundreds injured, and many buildings razed or wrecked. The blast damaged walls, damaged the nine storied pagoda, and foreigners in Shamien suburb were unharmed. City population around 900,000.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Shamien
Old City
Honan
Sunday School Conference To Be Held In Fort Wayne
A Sabbath school rally and conference will be held Friday May 10 at First Presbyterian Fort Wayne. Rev Alexander Henry D D will lead under church and superintendent direction with sessions afternoon and evening covering devotional exercises open parliament teacher training missions and several addressed topics. Prominent denominational leaders and local pastors will assist including Rev H B Master Rev W H Wilson Rev F M Fox and Rev S R Ferguson among others.
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First Presbyterian
Alexander Henry
D. D
Board of Education
Presbyterian Sabbath Schools of
Fort Wayne
H. B. Master
A. H. Perfect
W. H. Wilson
Henry
A. H. Brand
Frank M. Fox
S. R. Ferguson
R. F. Sulser
E. R. Yarnelle
Clinton R. Willson
Dr. Henry
Presbyterian
Chicago
Detroit
Minneapolis
Omaha
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Synodical Sunday
8S. R. Ferguson
Iowa
R. F. Sulzer
Minnesota
I. M. Houser
Indiana
Thieves Loot Lumber Office for Six Cents Cash
Burglars cracked Gilmartin & Sons lumber office at Lafayette and Holman Thursday night and rummaged the room, taking six cents. Moellering Construction of Fort Wayne is the low bidder on Columbia City Main street paving and expected to win the contract.
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Gilmartin & Sons
Lafayette and
Holman Street
Moellering Construction Company
Fort Wayne
Main Street
Columbia City
Robbery at Pape & Sons as Circus Parade Passes
Thieves looted the wall paper shop of William Pape & Sons at 225 East Wayne Street during a circus parade Friday afternoon. They escaped with 118.56 in cash after entering through a rear unfastened door. the loss included 46 in currency, 40 in gold, 18 in silver dollars, and smaller change. No suspects or clues were found as the neighborhood watched the parade.
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Wall Paper
William Pape & Sons
East Wayne Street
William Pape, Jr
Barr Street
Barr Stree
Divorced woman faces assault charge after hotel attack
Gertrude Cress, divorcee of Walter L. Cress, waived preliminary exam on an assault and battery with intent to kill charge after a Thursday night confrontation at the Harmon house on South Calhoun. She_entered with a revolver, fought Cress, then used a razor. he was wounded but not critically. Cress unavailable for court. bond set at 500 dollars.
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Gertrude Cress
Walter L. Cress
Harmon House
South Calhoun Street
Phil Colerick
E. J. McOscar
Reichelderfer
Pappert
Richardson
Cress
North
Murray Street
James Grant
James Smith
Vaiparaigo
Cox urges avoiding Taft Foraker clash in Cincinnati referendum
Cincinnati Ohio May 3 George B Cox longtime Hamilton county leader says national and municipal issues must be kept separate in the coming city election. He favors a municipal primary to decide Taft or Foraker before party endorsement and warns mixing fights could cost the Republican party both races. He stresses not returning to politics and notes Ohio faces a rare two presidential candidates situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
George B. Cox
Hamilton
Taft-Foraker
Republican Party
Taft
Foraker
Indorses
Hamilton County
Cox
Body of boy thought to be kidnapped found
Cleveland Ohio May 3 a badly decomposed body found in a large barrel near the boy’s parents home ends disappearance mystery. Alexander Hoenig aged 3 vanished last Monday night police believe murder suspected after citywide search aided by a large reward. Other notes include Decoration day speech in Lisbon Ohio pioneer Fristoe death Auburn resident Mrs Jane McMillan Decatur Fur nace factory active fire at Keystone home of Marshal Starbuck and other local items.
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Cleveland
Alexander Hoenig
John W. Hanan
Lagrange
Lisbon
Ohio
Philip D. Fristoe
Decatur
Jane McMillan
Auburn
Corunna
Decatur Furnace Company
Hudson Bank
J. H. Leas
Emory Johnson
L. R. Waterman
Henry Starbuck
Keystone
Wells County
A. G. Coyner
Kendallville
Knights of Pythias
Indiana
Longcliffe Asylum
Logansport
Alexander
Weil
Frank M. Prickett
Albion
W. D. Carver
Avilla
Carver
Noble
Whitley Counties
Prickett
Marion Zouaves
White City
Elyria
Bowser Acts Gentle In Unlikely Change Of Heart
Mrs Bowser frets as her husband Mr Bowser shifts from irascible to serene during a day of small acts. He calmly handles a tramp, rebuffs aldermanic admirers, shops quietly for coffee, and even contemplates a used auto after quietly telling a salesman he must consult his wife. No one suspects the cause but the fading threat of illness, leaving Mrs Bowser puzzled about his sudden gentleness.
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Mr. Bowser
Ninth Ward
America
Drug Trust
Mrs. Bowser
M. Quad
The Club Joker Bed Story Recited by Joker and Victim
In a Tatler vignette the Joker asks if the bed tale is known, the victim denies awareness, and the Joker confirms with a quick jab of humor reflecting clubroom wit.
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Joker
Missed Her and the Bridge Club Tales
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes the afternoon bridge club faltering as Mrs Gebler departs, valued not for skill but for the delicious neighbor stories she shared. The remark underlines social life and gossip within a tight community.
Dentist Ad in Fort Wayne Directory Listing
E. F. Sites D. D. S. dentist located at 113 West Wayne Street four doors west of Calhoun near the Sentinel office in Fort Wayne.
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W. Wayne S
Calhoun
Sentinel Office
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India
Iocal
Zumbaugh
Garrett
8. K. Garnard
Monroeville
Tribe of Ben-Hur
Mr. French
Otto von Waldstein
Rev. C. A. Wade
Rome
Rais
Ing Funds
China
Pape Wall Paper Establishment
Hoss Cox
Bowser
P. C. Eastment
Daniel Krisher
Dayton Harter
North Manchester Bank
E. F. Sites, D. D
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