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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1902

Page

10

Tragic Double Death in New York Studio Family Explains

In New York on May 9 Malcolm Webster Ford shot his brother Paul Leicester Ford at the desk, then killed himself. Paul died hours later after surgery. the brothers argued over an inheritance and Malcolm faced legal disputes over Gordon Ford’s will.

New York Gordon L. Ford Brooklyn Paul Leicester Ford Malcolm Webster Ford America Malcolm Melicolm East Seventy-seventh Street Paul Elizabeth R. Hall Pan Miss Hall Portieres Malcom Gordon Ford Worthington Robert Graves Automobile Club Automobile Magazine New Centaur West Fifty-sixth Street Webster Ford Paul L. Ford Janice Meredith Peter Sterling The New York Tribune Emily Ellsworth Fowler Ford Noah Webster Chauncey Harvard United States Europe Newfoundland Webster Thomas Jefferson John Dickinson K. and A

George L Godfrey dies descendant of Miami chiefs

George L Godfrey aged 52 died at Hope hospital after a long illness linked to dropsy and typhoid pneumonia. A direct descendant of Francis Godfroy, he rose to the thirty second degree in Masonry and held many fraternal memberships. He never married and is survived by his brother and two sisters with services arranged near the Richardville reservation.

George L. Godfrey Miami Hope Hospital Godfrey Fort Wayne Francis Godfroy Godfroi Francis Godfrey Little Turtle George Godfrey James R. Godfrey Allen County Montesoqua LaBlonde John Baptiste Richardville George Lewis Richardville John Home Lodge Fort Wayne Commandery Knights Templar Wayne Street M. E John Godfrey Louisa Neid Annie Strack Belle Hedrick Nye, Putnam Co Pierce

Foley's Honey and Tar Contains No Opiates

The product labeling asserts Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and can be safely given to children by Drote and Bro.

Foley

Justice Courts Report Sees First Disturbance in Week

In week of quiet proceedings a disturbance erupted when Joseph Jacquay of New Haven fired a large quantity of squid ammunition and attacked his father Emanuel with a sharp ax near their home. After the assault the son fled, threatening further violence as neighbors watched.

Joseph Jacquay New Haven Emanuel Jacquay Jacquay Emanuel

France Court Sees Father File Affidavit Over Assault Charge

Deputies Huguenard and Smith responded to a hurry call near New Haven. The father of Jacquay Jr. appeared in France's court and filed an affidavit accusing his son of assault and battery with intent to kill. Preliminary examination was waived and Jacquay Jr. was bound over for $500 bail or jail.

New Haven Huguenard Smith France Jacquay, Jr

A Lesson in Health Kidney Cure Promises Relief

An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as making sound kidneys and curing all forms of kidney and bladder disease. It claims to strengthen the whole system and lists Dreier & Bro. and Pellens & Polster as sellers.

Foley Dreier & Bro Pellens & Polster

Troubles of a Showman In New Haven

Capt. Stewart's big tent blew down Tuesday evening spoiling the planned entertainment and disappointing a large audience in New Haven.

New Haven News Stewart

Unclear Prompt Fragment Surfaces in OCR Text

The provided OCR fragment is incomplete and lacks identifiable people places or events. It reads as a stray sentence with stray punctuation and no clear news item or context to summarize into a full card.

Local social at Sprankle home with Schlatter orchestra

Mr and Mrs J C F Sprankle hosted the Schlatter orchestra and families at their southwest city area on Thursday evening. A scarlet fever case is reported in the Henry Bruggeman family at 30 John Street. Subscribe for The Sentinel.

J. C. F. Sprankle Schlatter Orchestra Henry Bruggeman John Street The Sentinel

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Malcolm Ford, the Slayer Heritance Paul Light Paul Ford Mrs. Ford E. H. Kidder Broadway Roswell Skeele, Jr Sexton Williams St. Thomas’ Church Ford A FA Mous Mason of High Degree George Sugden Bonda Street Saginaw South Mich Dr. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y R. V. Pierce FERC Ocala Common Sense OR. Rf. V. Pierce Buffalo, N.Y Manson Clinton Street Brosius & Brosius Font Nayne. Ino L. O. Hull Calhoun ST
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