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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1907

Page

14

Lafayette Relics of Great Value for U S History

Washington reports a collection of Lafayette era prints and manuscripts has been received by the state department. It includes six engravings, four painted coats of arms, and forty manuscripts from the D Hasiier line. The gift, via Emile Cellerier and Louise France Cellerier, aims to aid study of American independence and Lafayette’s lineage.

Washington State Department Marquis de Lafayette Department Library of Congress Library of the Department of State Mason Paris Emile Cellerier International College of Heraldry Louise’ France Cellerier Gabrielle France -Cunningham New York D'Hasiier France House of Lafayette General Washington

Postmaster Traps Clerk After Cash Robbery Plot

South Bend Indiana November 1 postal clerk Clifford G Blanchard on the South Bend Notre Dame route was arrested in the Federal Building after $461 in cash and four bundles of letters were found on him. Postmaster Cadmus Crabill used decoy letters to trap another suspect. Blanchard faces arraignment today. his wife collapsed upon hearing of the arrest. The mail thefts stretch back thirteen months.

South Bend Ind Clifford G. Blanchard Notre Dame Federal Cadmus Crabill Blanchard Thad M. Talcott

Manuel Training Class To Make Gymnasium Apparatus

Fort Wayne high school students in the manual training department will craft much of the equipment for Hanna and Jefferson school gymnasiums. The school board plans to outfit the new schools with proper gear, with significant portions manufactured in house to save costs and provide practical student work.

Fort Wayne High School Hanna Jefferson Anselm Fuelber

Man and Wife Found Wounded in Hotel Room

Springfield Massachusetts reports two shots fired early today at the Highland hotel. Mr and Mrs A M Kirwan of the city were found in a hotel room with apparent bullet wounds. Kirwan later told staff the injuries were for personal safety and did not explain a motive. He recovered enough at the hospital to state they intended to kill the madréa, a detail not clarified.

Springfield Mass Highland Hotel A. M. Kirwan Kirwan

No Man Frightened to Death by a Cat Leap

Wabash Indiana November 1 Mrs Alfred Purdy 41 of nervous temperament but in excellent health frightened to death when a large cat sprang through her kitchen window landing at her feet she fainted and eight minutes later died The unexpected cat appearance triggered a sudden heart failure in this strange incident

Wabash Ind Alfred Purdy

Halloween pranks cause property mischief on Holton Avenue

Neighbors report playful Halloween activity on Holton Avenue with heavy items moved to a light tower on Creighton Avenue and various mischief around town. Police, led by Chief Ankenbruck and Sgt Pappert, halted several groups, preventing major damage while many items were recovered. a few incidents included a telegraph pole across Lewis Street and an overturned outhouse.

Holton Avenue Creighton Avenue Joe Hartman Berry Street M. E Lewis and Cedar Streets Monroe Street Washington and Jefferson Ankenbruck Pappert Beverle Main and Harrison Street Reservoir Lake Henry Schone East Washington Boulevard East Lewis Street Broadway Lenz

Takes Over Old Water Power Company Holdings

Fort Wayne Power company formed with 10000 capital stock and directors Frank H. Catshall Frederick H. Schmidt and Samuel Morris Jr to take over holdings of the old Fort Wayne Water Power company including feeder canal property and water rights at Hamilton. The new firm will hold the property for the traction syndicate's disposition plans. Chief Engineer Weber is drafting plans for a concrete dam to replace the structure near the park. construction expected early spring.

Fort Wayne Power Company Frankh. Catshall Frederick H. Schmidt Samuel Morris, Jr Old Fort Wayne Water Power Company Hamilton Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Traction Syndicate Weber Traction Company

Three Diphtheria Cases Reported by Health Dept

Three cases of diphtheria were reported by the health department today. Walter Bolens of 2028 Hann Street, the Roesener family at 1108 Stophiet Street, and a third case at the Dinner home at 1220 Lillie Street are affected.

Health Department Walter Bolens Hann Street Roesener

Warren Says P Anics Cannot Hurt Country At This Time

New York November 1 Senator Francis E Warren of Wyoming returned from a vacation and voiced calm about the market. He said panics are swings of the pendulum and cannot harm the nation, noting the fundamental industries remain solid and banks show the federal system at work. He urged stronger than state control for trust companies with higher reserves.

New York Francis E. Warren Wyoming Warren

Ramsey Loses Suit For Over Hale Million

New York, Nov. 1 A verdict of 589000 dollars was returned against Joseph Ramsey Jr former president of the Wabash railroad in a suit by John Jones financier and coal operator. Jones sought 460000 dollars claiming he secured fifty thousand acres of coal lands in Southern Ohio for Gould Guy and Ramsey as individuals.

New York Joseph Ramsey, Jr Wabash Railroad John Jones Geo. J. Gould Wm. E. Guy Mr. Ramsey Ohio

Pioneer William Crabbs Dies at 91 in Roanoke

Roanoke Indiana November 1 William R Crabbs a longtime Allen county resident died Wednesday at age 91 7 months and 9 days Born in Ohio he married in Springfield 1845 and lived on a Lafayette township farm for over fifty years The obituary notes his early life with frontier roads an Indian trail near his log cabin and the Wa bash and Erie canal era His family includes eight children fifteen grandchildren and several survivors He was a carpenter a Methodist Episcopal and member of Roanoke lodge F and A M Funeral services were planned Saturday afternoon from his residence with interment at Glenwood.

Roanoke Ind William R. Crabbs Allen County Mr. Crabbs Ohio Springfield Crabbs Lafayette Township Fort Wayne-Huntington Toledo Godfrey Reservation Pennsylvania William Henry Harrison Henry Clay J. Q. Adams Andrew Jackson Republican Party Martha Black Cotter Wysong Albert Sites Jacob M John S James Clay Center Kan Harvey Fort Wayne Walter Bowman Ora Methodist Episcopal ‘Church Roanoke Lodge A. M Glenwood

Conspiracy to Steal Papers in Walsh Case

Chicago officials believe the arrest of stenographer Etta McLean and printer Alexander Gordee uncovers a plot to steal government information tied to John R. Walsh the former Chicago National Bank president indicted for misappropriation. Both arraigned before U S Commissioner Foote. case continued.

Chicago Etta McLean Alexander B. Gordee John R. Walsh Chicago National Bank United States Foote Miss McLean John S. Miller Walsh Gordee United States District Attorney

Brilliant Young YMCA Leader Dies in Japan

Kendallville Indiana reports that Dr J M Teal received a telegram from the International Y M C A headquarters in New York announcing the death Monday in Japan of his son in law Verling W Helm. Helm had been serving for seven years in a YMCA capacity and was widely known locally.

Kendallville, Ind J. M. Teal International Y. M. ©. A New York Japan Verling W. Helm Kendallville

Death of YMCA Secretary in Japan After Illness

Mr. Helm, eight years as YMCA secretary in Japan, died following pleurisy and possible pneumonia after fall 1906 illness. He and wife Martha Teal returned to the orient in 1907 with three children. He studied at DePauw University, praised by the international committee, and commended by the emperor and the army commander for wartime work in Japan. His funeral arrangements were not yet announced.

Japan Martha E. Teal Orient Kobe International Committee Kendallville Indiana

Fort Wayne Firms File Articles of Incorporation

New Fort Wayne companies reveal two incorporations Fort Wayne Power Company with capital 10000 and directors Frank Catshall Frederick Schmidt and Samuel Morris Jr The F G Gauntt Manufacturing Company plans machinery and engines with capital 25000 directors Forest G Gauntt James Lewis and Philip Dixon Also a Bluffton lad William Joe Farr twelve dies from injuries suffered when an engine hurt him last week in railroad yards.

New William Joe Farr Bluffton

Mutiny at Vladivostok Shelled Port Destroyers Lead Rebellion

Mutinous crews of three torpedo boat destroyers at Vladivostok raised the red flag and shelled the port. The Skory led the attack, killing its commander as revolters overpowered other officers. Shore batteries and allied ships replied, sinking the Skory and leaving most mutineers dead or in the sea. Trevetshny’s mutiny was quelled by its own crew. General Unterberger arrived to take charge. An American wounded in the bombardment was Harry Nietert. Vladivostok officials including Captain Baron Fersen and Col. Silman were reprimanded for the incident.

St. Petersburg Vladivostok Skory Serdity Trevetshny Mendjour Grosovoy Smely Count Unterberger Amur United States Harry Nietert Pacific Commercial Company Baron Fersen Washington Glizan Col Silman Silmans

Muddle over Noble county fees tied to law interpretations

Albion Ind Oct 21 The Noble county official affairs muddle, sparked by expert accountants, stems from varied interpretations of fee payments under the law. Some officials paid amounts due after lawsuits. others retain lawyers to challenge charges. The report by Funk and Polson lists total alleged claims of 5193.43 with 1202.38 paid and modest sums owed to officials.

Albion Ind Noble County Funk & Polson Earle Fred €. Moore James T. Johnston George L. Foote Harry Bell Albert Kimmell Thomas A. Huston William F. Metz John L. Cooper Morton B. Thomas Mr. Worrs Mr. Moore John Miller Henry F. Bluhm John L. Henry A. A. Miller John W. Earle Thomas W. Reed W. E. Worden

Riots on the Wabash and Erie Canal Reported Riot Line 1835 36

A 1835 36 Indianapolis News reminiscence recalls deadly Irish laborer riots during canal construction from Fort Wayne to Logansport. Fights between Corkonians and Fardowns threatened a fifty mile line. volunteers and militia halted violence, eight leaders jailed, and funds reimbursed by the canal board.

Wabash and Erie Canal Fort Wayne Indianapolis News Indiana United States Ireland Know-Nothing Party Philadelphia Louisville Fort Wayne Sentinel the Boyne Brady Logansport Noble David Burr Burr Willamsport Maryland High Rocks Potomac Wabash and Brig Canal Wuich Huntington Laero Miamisport Wabash Canal Indianapolis

Thieves Take Coal From Fleming Property

George J. Schott found a supply of coal delivered to his Fleming property on West Washington Boulevard was stolen by two men at night. A wagon was used to haul away most of the coal after one man passed it to another. The crime was not reported to police.

George J. Schott Fleming West Washington Boulevard

Trustee Cobb Indicted for Embezzlement in Indiana

Goshen Indiana October 31 Impeachment proceedings began in the circuit court against George B Cobb trustee of Elkhart township charged with embezzling over 500 dollars of public funds. He allegedly violated office duties for more than six years and initially sought resignation to avoid prosecution. friends urged him to stay until indictment. A twenty five indictment grand jury was discharged after three weeks and a new grand jury was convened.

Goshen Ind George Cobb Elkhart Township

Fanny Shoup Describes Beating and Drinking Incident

In city court Friday morning Fanny Shoup testified she was discouraged after her husband beat her and she drank three whiskies. She said she was picked up drunk on East Washington boulevard in the afternoon and was placed in the charge of the chief of police while she planned to leave the city.

Fanny Shoup East Washington Boulevard

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Lafayette Manuel OLD Water Power Company Holdings Senator Warren Ramsey HALE The Helm Ha Fort Wayne’s Young Men's’ Christian Association Young Indiana Y. M. OC. A Fort Wayne Companies Seri Ous Nature John Spencer John Tipton Elias Murray Lagro Murray Tipton Board of Coal Commissioners Calhoun &Treet Dutton Burk
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