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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1906

Page

13

Trolley Wreck Kills One and Wounds Dozens in Indiana

In Lafayette on the Lafayette Battle Ground Electric line a switch collision between two veteran passengers cars killed motorman Charles Roudebush and injured around seventy old soldiers and civilians. The list of injured includes J. D. Clark J. M. Leak Rev. H. E. Butler Henry Endsley and many others all taken to St Elizabeth hospital. It is believed all will recover.

Lafayette Ind Lafayette Battle Ground Battle Ground Charles Roudebush M. O. Farner St. Elizabeth Hospital J. D. Clark Medaryville J. M. Leak Liston Leak H. E. Butler Claypool Henry Endsley Marion Ben Jamintolson Washington J. M. Jackman B. J. Aurand Laporte Frank Co Landis A. G. Nyers Warsaw H. Druckminer Milford A. A. Gillan Roachdale Isaac Dohner Edgerton Ohio George Maddox Montpelier Marion Pottle Tipton

Old Records Reveal Indiana Post Offices in 1827

Washington May 23 E L Williams secretary to Representative Overstreet finds a time stained volume showing Indiana post offices receipts for 1827 total 5670 36 with Indianapolis at 372 26 Harmony 283 96 Madison 262 30 and other towns including Waterloo Shelbyville Lawrenceburg Crawfordsville Fort Wayne Connersville Brookville Bloomington Vevay Haute Salem New Albany and Rising Sun. April 1906 Indianapolis receipts soared to 75500 09 dwarfing 1827 totals.

Washington, D. C E. L. Williams Overstreet Indiana Chicago Indianapolis Harmony Madison Waterloo Shelbyville

Aged farmer dies of heart attack on Calhoun Street

Frederick Sheefer, about 70, a Payne area farmer, collapsed on Calhoun Street near Berry and died minutes later from heart disease. Police, coroner and officers swarmed the scene as Dr. Lomas administered treatment. Identification came from two letters found in his pockets. He left five sons and had cash, a gold watch and personal belongings with him. Relatives were notified.

Calhoun Street Frederick Shheefer Payne, C Frank Dry Goods Company Schone Undertaking Rooms Ankenbruck A. M. Reichelderfer Berry J. A. Lomas Sheefer Stultz Albert Smith Payne, O International Business College Fort Wayne Payne

Missouri Supreme Court curbs fraud in business deals

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that deceptive business practices are crimes when done with intent to defraud, citing the Thomas P. Keyes case and stating that misrepresentation designed to cheat constitutes felony. The decision aims to curb fraudulent representations and protect victims.

Jefferson City Supreme Court St. Louis Thomas P. Keyes Keyes Perry Kansas City New York Fox

Flag Donation Honored by Union Veteran Legion

Encampment No. 51 of the Union Veteran Legion expresses deep thanks to Miss Alice Stewart Knight for donating a United States flag for the flagstaff at the soldiers monument in Lawton park Fort Wayne Indiana. The tribute notes this is her second gift for Decoration day 1906 and records signatures of legion officers approving the resolution.

Veterans of Encampment No. 51 Union Veteran Legion Alice Stewart Knight Miss Knight 8. S. Kelker M. M. Thompson H. W. Dickman George W. Aldrich John H. Rohan Lawton Park United States Soldiers’ Monument Fort Wayne Ind

Will Make Race Again Friends of Judge Zimmerman Annonce Him

Friends of Judge Henry G Zimmerman announce his renomination bid for the Appellate court in the Northern district at the Democratic state convention on June 7. James T Sanderson and Richard H Hartford also announce candidacies, with Zimmerman aiming for solid delegation from the Twelfth district. George Cowler Ulmer of LaGrange named as prohibition candidate for Congress in the Twelfth district.

Zimmerman Henry G. Zimmerman James T. Sanderson Richard H. Hartford Gimmerman Jonn R. Hast John D. Megee William H. Bracken James YT. Sanderson Richard T. Hartford Timsbhy FE Supreme Court Noble County Judge Zimmerman George Cowler Ulmer Lagrange Indiana Indianapolis

Largest Australian gold shipment reaches San Francisco

Sixty two boxes of English sovereigns valued at 1.5 million dollars arrived in San Francisco from Australia aboard the Oceanic steamship Sierra. The gold was consigned to local banks, marking the largest single shipment of its kind in years.

San Francisco Australia Oceanic Company Sierra

Fort Wayne Wins Next Grand Army Encampment

Special dispatch from Lafayette Ind May 28 says Fort Wayne secured the Indiana Grand Army of the Republic encampment for next year as Marion and Terre Haute quit before the ballot was taken. Adjournment until tomorrow morning followed the decision. Benj W Skelton and Isaac d Isay noted.

Sentinel Lafayette Ind Indiana Grand Army of the Republic Fort Wayne Benj. W. Skelton Isaac d’Isay

Fort Wayne Wins 1907 G A R Encampment Bid

Lafayette Indiana May 23 Fort Wayne was awarded the 1907 encampment with no bidders from Marion or Terre Haute. The G A R named William A Ketcham to chair the resolutions committee which will meet tonight and report tomorrow on delegates to the national convention and department officers.

Lafayette Ind Fort Wayne Marion Terre Haute Wiliam A. Ketcham

St Albans Superintendent’s Daughter Cured by Electric Bitters

S C Blair school superintendent of St Albans West Virginia reports his young daughter suffered from a severe nervous complaint described as St Vitus Dance. After other treatments failed three bottles of Electric Bitters brought a quick complete cure and restored her health.

S. C. Blair St. Albans W. Va St. Vitus

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