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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1902

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Alfonso XIII Reaches Majority and Is Proclaimed King

Madrid May 17 King Alfonso XIII attained his majority and became king in fact as well as name at sixteen. Festivities featured a medieval procession to the chamber of deputies where he swore to uphold the constitution in the presence of senators and deputies. The ceremony included grand carriages, royal guards, and a cannon salute signaling the oath and accession.

Madrid Alfonso Chamber of Deputies Paris Spain Infantas Isabella Eulalie Princess of the Asturias Solomon Royal Bodyguard Infanta Maria Teresa Depu the Asturias Senor Vega Armijo Senor Senor Armijo

Republican county convention set for June 14 in Fort Wayne

The Republican county central committee met in the superior court room and fixed Saturday June 14 as the county convention date. Primary for delegates will be held Thursday June 12 with representation based on five delegates per 100 votes for Hugh Hanna in the last election. The meeting may be at Saengerbund hall.

Republican County Central Committee Sesson Superior Court Room Saengerbund Hall Hugh Hanna

Loving Cup Award To Hibernian Rifles In Indianapolis

The Hibernian Rifles returned from Indianapolis where they participated in the dedication of the soldiers and sailors monument. They marched in the parade taking the right of line in the second division and performed creditably in drilling. Captain J. E. Ford received a handsome loving cup from J. H. Mahoney at an informal reception hosted by the Hibernian societies.

Hibernian Rifles Indianapolis Hibernian Societies of J. E. Ford J. H. Mahoney

Epworth League Plans Winter Lecture Course

The Epworth League of Wayne Street Methodist Church may host a winter series of lectures and concerts at the church. A meeting will be held soon to form an executive committee as the group negotiates with lecture bureaus and awaits notable attractions.

Epworth League Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal Church

Young Elmer Franke Injures Leg In Fence Fall

Master Elmer Franke son of Street Commissioner Franke fell from a fence in front of his home Sunday afternoon breaking a leg in a compound fracture. He walked along the fence top when his foot caught between pickets and he couldn't free it.

Elmer Franke Franke

Birth Announcement for Miller Daughter at Baker Street

Born to Mr and Mrs Herman Miller of 418 Baker Street a daughter arrives, marking a family newborn in the community.

Herman Miller Baker Street

Huntington man narrowly escapes lynching after shooting

F D Smith of Huntington a former state representative narrowly avoids mob justice after shooting McCoy Lassater a farmer at Lassater home near Huntington. Smith is taken to jail then moved to Columbia City as crowds demand law not violence. Lassater seriously wounded vows to see justice.

F. D. Smith Huntington McCoy Lassater Fort Wayne Southwestern Whitley County Allen County Stout Ryan, Huguenard Bert Smith Barnett Smith Redding Alfred Redding Lassater Harvey Redding James Walker Roanoke Huntington County Columbia City Gallagher Branyan & Feightner Marshall & McNagny

Victim Improves After Nighttime Shooting Near Abolt

Huntington Ind May 17 McCoy Lassater wounded near Abolt by F D Smith shows improvement. Doctors say abdominal bullet causes no pain and leg wound is not dangerous. Gallagher and Prosecutor Whitmattier of Columbia City involved in the case.

Huntington Ind McCoy Lassater Abolt F. D Smith Gallagher Mhiteléattier Columbia City

Remains of Major General Rosecrans Interred at Arlington

In Washington on May 17 the reinterment of Major General William S. Rosecrans was held at Arlington Cemetery under the Army of the Cumberland. President Roosevelt, cabinet members, Congress leaders, and many veterans attended. Full military honors were given as the body lay in a caisson, with remarks by Speaker Henderson and brief tributes from Roosevelt, Senator Foraker, and Representatives Hepburn Grosvenor and Gardner.

Washington William Starke Rosecrams Arlington Cemetery Society of the Army of the Cumberland David B. Henderson House of Representatives Roosevelt D. J. Stafford John M. Schofield Nelson A. Miles H. C. Corbin U.S. A A. Baird John M. Wilson George L. Gillespie Thomas M. Vincent U. S A Frankg. Smith Coil Green Clay Goodloe William P. Huxford John M. Farquahr Henry May District of Columbia N. G George W. Steele M. C H. Clay Evans United States Joint Committee of Congress WN. T. J. Dana James Longstreet John S.S. McCalmont General Rosecrans West Point J. C.breckinridge John F. Weston John Tweedale E. A. Carman G. C. Kniffen U.S. V Henderson St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Ead Foraker Hepburn Grosvenor Gardner

Special Car Sent For News Of Abolt Shooting

First reports of a shooting near Abolt reached the city Friday evening. General Manager Nelson ordered a special car for newspaper men. Sheriff’s officers and the coroner learned the affair was outside their jurisdiction and returned home.

Abolt Fort Wayne Nelson

Civil service exams set for Fort Wayne June 1

Civil service examination to be held in Fort Wayne on June 1 for a photographic assistant position at $70 per month and for an assistant examiner in the patent office at $1200 per year.

Fort Wayne Patent Office

Desperate Battle Ends in Slayings in Pittsburg Suburb

In Pittsburg suburb of Atlanta early today four white men and three negroes were killed, with five whites and one negro wounded and a block of buildings burned after a clash between police and blacks resisting arrest. Officers and militiamen moved in as the siege unfolded with gunfire erupting from a house on McDaniel street and a store owned by Will Richardson.

Atlanta Will Richardson McDaniel Street Pittsburg Fulton County H. G. Ozburn Thomas Grant Edward Crabtree Milton Rosby A. Kerlin W. A. Wright W. T. Jackson Owen Heard Spradlin Negro Hackman S. A. Kerlin Candler Nelms McPherson Road Kerlin Fort McPherson Golden Justice Orr Dunbar and Cheshire Will King Richardson Tom Grant Ball King Robert Osborne Chandler W. W. Barker Fifth Regiment J. W. Nelms Téd

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Alfonso XIII Kingdom of Spain Goodrich M’coy Lassater Mrs. Lassater Colum Bia City Rock Creek Township Farmers’ Institute Arlington Taries Civil Service Ed Battle Fulton Owen Annie Wilburn
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