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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1912

Page

4

Lake to Lake Canal Will Win Despite Setbacks

Washington dispatches report Army engineers opposed canalizing the Maumee between Toledo and Fort Wayne as an inland step. Yet the broader Lake Erie to Lake Michigan waterway remains vital. Fort Wayne and others push the lake to lake plan as a national, practical need for American commerce.

Washington Army Maumee River Toledo Fort Wayne Chicago Lake Erie Lake Michigan John Millis Army Engineering Corps The Sentinel Maumee Erie Canal

Remembering Capt Allan H Dougall Fort Wayne Leader

Capt Allan H Dougall, long identified with Fort Wayne, dies. He served honorsably from Lincoln’s call, remained devoted to country and flag, and was known for punctilious duty, integrity, and kindness. His life was active, useful, and respected.

Allan H. Dougall Fort Wayne Capt. Dougall America Lincoln

East Side and Maumee River Civic Improvement Drive

The East Side and Maumee River Civic Improvement association rally school children for Fort Wayne city beautification. The program aims to teach lawns flowers trees and shrubs and their role in the city beautiful plan with early signs of strong youth enthusiasm and potential broad impact.

East Side Maumee River Fort Wayne

Carlisle Considered for Indiana Governor Nomination

Charles A. Carlisle of South Bend shows interest but has not committed to Republican gubernatorial candidacy. Described as a high grade businessman, he is urged to await a more propitious year for his name to lead the ticket in Indiana.

Charles A. Carlisle South Bend Carlisle Indiana

Unclear Speech in House Over Uncle Joe Cannon Funds

Report notes Congressman Joseph Cannon claimed government salaries totaling 250000 dollars alongside expenditures exceeding 500000 dollars over his public career. The remarks were delivered in the House of Representatives within the last day or two.

Joe Cannon House of Representatives

Electro-Technic Club Sets Ambitious Fort Wayne Year

Fort Wayne Electro-Technic Club, a leading live organization, prepares for a strong year under new officers H. W. Baals and others. Membership nears three hundred. plans include a new course in mechanical drawing and mathematics alongside the established electrical engineering instruction.

Electro-Technic Club Fort Wayne Fortayne H. W. Baals August Kayser W. H. Miller E. A. Barnes Fort Wayne Electric Works Electra-Technic Club

Electro Technic club plans ice cream social at Swinney park

The club hosts night classes in the assembly room to boost workers' efficiency under college trained tutors. An ice cream social at Swinney park is planned for July 24 as part of its social activities.

Electro- Technic Swinney Park

District Federation of Women's Clubs Meets in Kendallville

Mrs. E. M. Wilson announces the Twelfth district annual meeting in Kendallville on Wednesday June 5 with two sessions at 10:30 am and 2 pm. Each affiliated club must send at least two delegates and officers will be elected. Speakers include Mrs. Robert McCall, Mrs. Felix McWhirter, and Dr. Jessie D. Calvin.

E. M. Wilson Federation of Women’s Clubs Kendallville Wilson’s Robert McCall Chicago Illinois Federation Felix McWhirter Indianapolis Indiana State Federation of Clibs Jessie D. Calvin Kendallville Club A. J. Strangs

May Tag Wabash Dogs Movement Seeks Tags

A May 23 report from Wabash Indiana notes a local movement to compel all dog owners to tag their pets. The aim is to reduce dog incidents during warm weather, with an estimated 100 dogs roaming freely each month and few owners accountable.

Wabash Ind

Four Die In Centerton Auto Crash On Martinsville Line

Four people died near Centerton when a car stalled on tracks of the Martinsville division of the Indianapolis Terre Haute Eastern Traction Co and was struck by a southbound interurban. Miss Bessie Cure 17 and Miss Bessie Bailey 17 were among the dead, along with W D Brown 53 and Mrs Brown 53. Eda Brown 19 son of the couple was injured.

Martinsville Ind Centerton Here Indianapolis, Terre Haute & Eastern Traction Company W. D. Brown Bessie Bailey Bessie Cure Wertinsville Eda Brown Mr. Brown Miss Bailey William Bailey Miss Cure W. A. Cure Salmon

Auto Crash Kills Lafayette Girl. Six Injured Near Medaryville

Enola Retherford, 18, of Lafayette died in the crash near Rensselaer as May Jolley Rose Cooper and three Medaryville men were injured. In the overturned car members were pinned. Jolley drove at high speed. Ballard attempted suicide in a garage but was stopped by Dr M D Guinn.

Lafayette Ind Enola Retherford Rensselaer Retherford May Jolley Rose Cooper Monon Charles Frank John Ballard Francis Smith Medaryville Frank Kankakee River Smith Ballard

Auto Overturns Injuring Harris Near Anderson

Morgan Harris of Dane Ind. sustained dangerous injuries when the car driven by James Simpson turned over twice in a ditch two miles east of Anderson. Passengers Stanton Nichol and Simpson escaped serious harm, Harris possibly internal injuries with several broken ribs. They were en route to the Interstate factory at Muncie for car work. Mrs. J. M. Henshaw of Richmond reported relief after Foley Kidney Pills.

Dana Ind Anderson Morgan Harris Dane Harris Stanton Nichol James Simpson Simpson Nichol Muncie

Ex councilman Hazzard dies after illness in Fort Wayne

Louis Hazzard a longtime Fort Wayne figure and six year Ninth ward councilman died at his residence on Marion street from Brights disease after four months illness. Born in 1844 in Newburg am Rhein he came to America in 1852 and later settled in Fort Wayne. He served in Civil War Company E First Indiana cavalry and was active in Phoenix lodge K of P and G A R. Survived by widow son Al Hazzard granddaughter and brother Barney six miles west.

Louis Hazzard Fort Wayne Ninth Ward Marion Street Bright Mr. Hazzard Newburg Am Rhine Bavaria America New Orleans Hazzard Phoenix Lodge K. of P Lion 8 Bass Post First Indiana Cavalry al Hazzard Barney Hazzard Anna Sargent

Gas smell alarms Fort Wayne residents near tracks

Early Sunday a strong odor of gas oil woke hundreds in Fort Wayne west of Broadway and north of the Pennsylvania railroad. Fire police and Indiana Lighting Co official S E Mulholland traced the scent to a leaking tank car along the tracks for about a mile, prompting widespread alarms and citywide patrols.

Fort Wayne Broadway Pennsylvania Railroad S. E. Mulholland Indiana Lighting Company Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Tracks Mulholland College Street Mr. Mulholland

Mitten Factory Prospects Bright in Hartford City

Representatives of a mitten factory will meet Hartford City merchants this week to discuss locating in the town. The Merchants' association rents the old gymnasium on East Washington Street and offers five years free rent to attract the plant. Hiring enough female workers is key to finalizing the deal.

Hartford City Ind Hartford City Merchants’ Association East Washington Street Igirt

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