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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1904

Page

3

Fort Wayne to Get Modern Fire Proof Theater

Local plans reveal Toledo promoter Frank Burt aims to build a modern fire proof theater in Fort Wayne with 1650 seats, six stories, and a mixed office building. Architects and Fort Wayne business leaders back the project, with Stouder named local manager and funding near $15,000 to $16,000 more needed for completion.

Fort Wayne Frank Burt J Big Toledo Mr. Burt Burt A. W. Johnson Comany Louis F. Curdes Rank EH. Stouder Curdes West Berry Street Maiden Lane Johnon Ir. Burt Klaw & Trlanger Stair & Havlin the Sentinel Stouder Masonic Temple

Methodists Eager For Discussions At Conference

Los Angeles May 6 The third day of the Methodist general conferences opened with Bishop Willard Mallalieu presiding The debate spurred by the question of recognizing the colored race showed leaders ready for action and suggested lively days ahead but today’s session offered little of note with committees not yet tackling assigned tasks delaying major progress

Los Angeles Cal Methodist General Conferences Willard TF. Mallalieu Anner

Methodist conference debates colored bishop question

In Los Angeles on May 6 the Methodist general conference held morning and afternoon sessions. Dr Geo Elliott urged considering a colored bishop to lead the 300000 colored members, while Charles P McClelland of New York opposed focusing on race.

Los Angeles Cail Methodist General Conference Board of Bishops Henry W. Warren J. M. Walden General Conference Geo. Elliott Detroit Mich Committee On Charles P. McClelland New York Elliott

Methodist General Conference debates advertising and amusements

A conference resolution urged withdrawing Sunday newspaper ads from the Daily Christian Advocate. Bishop Cyrus D. Foss read the quadrennial address, applauded by attendees. A proposed new chapter on popular amusements aims to curb demoralizing pastimes. Topics included prohibition, polygamy, church finances, Epworth League work, and reforms in church and society.

Barnes Jacobs Central Pennsylvania Daily Christian Advocate The Advocate Methodist Church General Conference Cyrus D. Foss Philadelphia Chicago United States Epworth League Washington D. C

Local Marriage Licenses and Patent Cure Claims

Marriage licenses issued for Vincent L. Palmer with Florence Howard, William Dalton with Maggie Kieninger, John H. Williams with Florence E Swihart. Also an advertisement touts Bee's Honey and Tar as a universal pneumonia cure claiming to destroy germs, improve lung inflammation, and cure coughs, sold by Meyer Bras, Oo, A. GC, Gocke.

Vincent L. Palmer Florence Howard William Dalton Maggie Kieninger John H. Williams Florence E. Swihart Meyer Bras A. GC Gocke

Brave Woman Leads In Chase Of Thief

A courageous Bronx woman with a revolver helped arrest a thief found with jewelry worth 3000 dollars and promissory notes totaling 2000. Mrs Daly, sister in law of a New York merchant, chased the intruder after surprising him ransacking a bedroom. Patrolmen joined, surrounding him in a vacant lot until he surrendered.

New York Bronx

Sailor Praises Japanese Navy Over Russians

Virgil Nelson recently returned from Portsmouth after four years in the navy and says the Russian fleet is weak and outclassed by Japan in every naval department. He served in Chicago, European, and Pacific squadrons aboard the gunboat Don Juan de Austria, sunk at Manila and later raised for U S service. Nelson visited Port Arthur, which he calls nearly impregnable, and is visiting his father C Nelson on South Calhoun street.

Virgil Nelson Portsmouth Naval Service Nelson Chicago United States Don Juan de Austria Admiral Dewey Manila Uncle Sam Mr. Nelson Port Arthur C. Nelson South Calhoun Street

Bought Fancy Cattle Shipped From Local Farm to Fort Wayne

Dave Klopfenstine shipped twenty three steers to Fort Wayne. The cattle weighed about 1,100 pounds each and were fattened on distillery slops near the city. They were sent to Bash packing company. the outfit is a sizable local trader with steady business near Fort Wayne.

Bhilton Banner Dave Klopfenstine Fort Wayne Enat Bash Packing Company Armour & Co

Williams Swihart wedding ends year as Mr and Mrs Williams

Miss Florence Swihart and Jack H. Williams were united in marriage at the bride’s home on Clinton street by Rev. D. E. Zethiel. They begin housekeeping at God Sturgis street and will be at home after May 11. The groom works for Knott-Van Arnam Co.

Florence Swihart Jack H. Williams D. E. Zethiel Bethel Evangelical Church Clinton Street Mrs. Williams God Sturgis Street Knott-Van Arnam Company

Fire destroys Mineral Park Hotel at Lake Wawa Sac

Last Saturday afternoon a large hotel at Mineral Park near Lake Wawa Sac burned down starting in the tank house beside the main building. Little furniture was saved as no help arrived until after the fire gained headway. The owner, said to reside in Chicago, carried little or no insurance. Mineral Park Hotel was long a popular lakeside spot.

Mineral Park Lake Wawa- Sac Chicago Mineral Park Hotel

Tornado in Texas Kills Three in Moran and Strikes Aledo

Dispatches from Cisco report a tornado sweeping Shackelford County last night killed three in Moran where many houses were demolished. Names of the dead are not confirmed. A cloudburst hit Aledo in Parker County with no serious damage. Heavy rain and lightning affected several parts of the state.

Dallas Texas Cisco Shackelford Moran Aledo Parker County

Notable Obituaries and Local Updates Across Northern Indiana

John Clutter of Goshen died aged 78. Eliza J White died at Kendallville aged 86. Louisa Campbell died at Union township aged 67. H F Underwood of Peru died from paralysis in Washington. Butler city debt priced at 15607.78 exceeding constitutional two percent limit. Dilliston council discharged nine volunteer firemen. E W Knepper of Ligonier died aged 70. former Noble county legislator. Shirley Parr injured at Stroh cement factory. South Bend reportedly naturalizes many new citizens. 786 denaturalizations in city for recent election, more expected in November. DeKalb county commissioners deny liquor license to Charles Grimm of Waterloo due to building not yet described. Erie Steam Ballast company to build ballast plant east of Huntington at cost 50,000 employing 50 men. Chas Triplett longtime LaGrange Standard foreman recalls rise and crashes of 1893 era.

John Clutter Goshen Eliza J. White Kendallville Louisa Campbell Union Township Decatur H. F. Underwood Peru Waslington Butler Dilliston E. W. Knepper Ligonier Noble County Shirley Parr Stroh Lagrange County Indi-aun South Bend DeKalb County Charles Grimm Waterloo Erie Steam Ballast Company van Wert Ohio Huntington Western Lime Company Erie Wabash Lagrange Standard Chas. Triplett Kansas

Ditch viewers appointed for multiple townships shown

The county commissioners appointed George Darling Rudolph Schwartz and Sanford Snyder as ditch viewers on the Gor rell ditch in Springfield township and John Koehiinger Carl Brudh and Jaco Furthinissey on the Oehler ditch in Madison township. The Bosley ditch in Pleasant township was established and the Grotrhiin in Madison and Jefferson and the Richards in Jefferson were accepted.

George Darling Rudolph Schwartz Sanford Snyder Gorrell Springfield Township John Koehiinger Carl Brudh Jaco Furthinissey Oehler Madiso Township Bosley Pleasant Township Madison Jefferson Richards

Hartford City Man Claims Doping Attempt Before Bank Deposit

Clyde Sours of Fort Wayne arrived in Hartford City to deposit 200 dollars at Citizens Bank. He says a stranger he met on the way drugged him with beer then struck him and tried to take the money. Sours fled, spent the night away, and reached the bank at opening with the cash intact.

Citizens’ Bank Hartford City News Clyde Sours Fort Wayne Clyde Hartford City Sours Lacy Louis Souis

One Minute Cough Cure touted by Marion resident

Mrs. G E Fenner of Marion Indiana credits One Minute Cough Cure with curing her cough and restoring weight after dropping from 148 to 92 pounds. Four bottles cured the cough strengthened her lungs and returned her health. Sold by Meyer Bros Co. Also reported is a rail line cashier defalcation case of 3800 dollars involving Rt B Coapstick of the Wabash office of the Big Four. He remains jailed and his attorney is W G Sayre.

G. E. Fenner Marion Ind Meyer Bras, Co Tt. B. Coapstick Wabash Big Four Railroad Coapstick Frankfort W. G. Sayre

Foley’s Kidney CureP Claim and Pension Notice

The query recounts Foley’s Kidney CureP as a medicine advertised from a Chicago physician, with claims of high purity and scientific blend. It notes Dreier & Bro and Mrs. Panny near Auburn as sellers, and mentions her nearly eighty years old, a government pension of 120 dollars monthly, and 1700 dollars in back pay.

Panny Auburn

Citizens' Trust Co Deposit Offer Against Depositors

A public notice invites depositors to place funds with Citizens' Trust Co opposite the post office, highlighting a $400,000 security for depositors and noting a 12.2-wett rate or term.

Citizens’ Trust Co Postoffice

Japanese superiority predicts victory in war talk

About 200 heard Dr. Takasugi of Wayne Street Church argue that Japan is superior to Russia in culture and discipline. He traced war causes, praised Japanese loyalty, criticized czarist peace aims, and said Japan will prevail, possibly forcing Russia from Manchuria and dictating terms.

Wayne Street M Takasugi Jopan Russia Kishinef Japan Taxasugi Banchurin

DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Named Cure All

A Atlanta man testifies to a quick cure for piles after using Da Wright’s Witch Hazel Salve. He praises instant relief and broad healing use for eczema sores burns and wounds. Sold by Meyer Bros. Co.

G. F. Carter Atlanta da’ Witt T DeWitt Meyer Bros. Co

Alcohol use debated by fifty scientists in new report

A ten year study on the liquor question releases its fourth preliminary report in two volumes. Main conclusions note variable effects of moderate drinking by age, occupation, and climate. Most occasional drinkers report no health harm, but risks rise for youth and certain individuals.

United States Labar Harper'’s: Weekly

Carroll Is Named Full Superintendent At State School

Albert E. Carroll was formally named superintendent of the state school for feeble minded youth by the board of trustees. A native of Indiana, 34, he has served as acting superintendent since September and was praised for management and executive ability.

State School For Albert E. Carroll Carrol Snce Alexander Johnson Carroll Durbin Albert &. Carroll Worth Vernon Jenings County Somerset Indianapolis Bomeraot Indiannapolis Fort Wayne Chi Erin Fleming Baptist Church Annd Independent Order of Odd Fellows Albert. BE Indiana School For

Little Early Risers Bets On Laxative Appeal

Ladies and children seek relief for digestive woes with Little Early Risers pills praised for gentle, strengthening effects compared with harsher laxatives. Advertisers claim cures for constipations headaches jaundice and liver troubles, with Meyer Bros and partners selling the product. A separate notice mentions a Plymouth mail matter case against Francis Kyle and a federal bond situation. Pineules advertised as cure all kidney and rheumatic complaints with local merchants Meyer Bros Co and A C Gocke selling them. Plans to reopen Wabash city hospital amid financial strain include a push to sell ten thousand dollars worth of stock at five dollars a share.

Meyer Bros Bright Meyer Bros. Co A. C. Gocke Wabash — City Hospital

The Beat Pill Sofa For Young or Old Dade's Liver Pills

Meyer Bros Co A G Gocka sell Beat Pill Sofa for young and old users. Product advertises liver pills from The Beat Pill line with generic claims of health support and household use.

Young Dade Meyer Bros, Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

F. E. Stouder Actung Froean Widu Shackelford County Indiana Foley Dreier & Bro Nations A. O. Gocke F. W. Willis Waterloo Press Raymond Willis Angola Magnet Edward Willis H. Theo. Wilken Francis Kyle Nappanes Elkhart Post Office A. R. Burr Plymouth
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