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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1901

Page

12

Beckham's Rebuke of Durbin Over Goebel Extraditions

Kentucky Governor Beckham fires a sharp response to Indiana Governor Durbin for refusing to honor warrants for W. S. Taylor and Charles Finley in the Goebel assassination case. He accuses Durbin of violating his oath, slander, and political bargain, defends Judge Cantrill, and cites alleged conspiracy and state loyalty.

Prankfort Beckham Kentucky Durbin Indiana Taylor Finley Goebel United States Supreme Court W. S. Taylor Charles Finley William Goebel Cantrill Caleb Powers Powers

Sugar beet refining visit sparks Allen county farming interest

A Kalamazoo refinery tour boosts sugar beet plans in Allen county. Farmers test small plots as 12 to 15 ton yields per acre are cited, with 10 to 12 percent sugar content. The Kalamazoo plant processes 500 tons daily, costing about $350,000 and serving up to 8,000 to 10,000 acres.

Allen County Messrs H. F. Schnelker New Haven Certin J. B. Manning Kalamazoo Mr. Manning the Sentinel F. J. Henry Manning Black Sea Henry Monnine Indiana Michigan Germany

Rev Gross Returns Home After Major Operation

Rev C Gross D B pastor of Emanuel Lutheran church returns home from a critical operation in St Louis Missouri. He is recovering well and likely to resume duties soon.

C. Gross D. B Hmanuel Lutheran Church St. Lois Gross

Middletown Items Show Local Visits and Debates

Miss Elmora Traul of Dayton has returned home from a visit. Lee Hartzell attends Huntington business college and was home for the weekend. A Hoagland debate drew Mae and Maud Emrick Harley and Jucius Somerz Chance Snider Clarence Stout and Tra Somers. Miss Minnie Palle of Fort Wayne visited her parents. Locals plan a box ential at Bethel schoolhouse next Saturday. A Dr Smith party at Hoagland followed the debate with luncheon served. Miss Fenner of Marion normal school attended as guest of honor. Corn husking continues as harvest winds down. Martin and Marion Neiretter were ...

Elmora Traul Dayton Ohio Lee Hartzell Business College Huntington Hoagland Mae Maud Emrick Harley and Jucius Somerz Chance Snider Clarence Stout Tra Somers Minnie Palle Fort Wayne Bethel School House Dr. Smith Fenner Marion Normal School Martin Marion Neiretter

Residents discuss Fort Wayne to Decatur electric railway

The article notes contention between residents on Piqua and Winchester roads over a proposed Fort Wayne to Decatur electric railway. Both sides express interest in the line while several social guests are mentioned, including Miss Falls Miss Ringwall and Miss Ella Nicholson who is ill with Mr Kaiser cited.

Henry Neiyweiter Miss Falls Miss Ringwall Betell Neiveiter Ella Nicholson Mass Ernest Kaiser Piqua Winchester Fort Wayne Decatur

Kentucky internal revenue jobs settled in Washington

The Kentucky internal revenue collectorship fight ended in Washington with President appointing E. A. Craft to the Fifth district in Louisville and George W. Leiberth to the Sixth district in Covington. C. E. Sapp and D. N. Comingore were the preceding holders.

Washington Kentucky Internal Revenue Collectorship Debee Boreing Internal Revenue Yerkes E. A. Craft C. E. Sapp Louisville George W. Leiberth Covington D. N. Comingore

May Build Hicksville and Fort Wayne Line

Toledo financiers I G Bonner W C Brewer Milton Taylor and J L Yost met in the city with Indiana and Ohio Traction leaders William Enough H & Hanna to discuss buying or financing the Hicksville Marion line rights. The franchise requires work within about 18 months from rights planting, with construction expected to begin next spring along the proposed route.

I. G. Bonner W. C. Brewer Milton Taylor J. L. Yost Toledo William Enough H. &. Hanna Indiana and Ohio Traction Company Hicksville Ohio Marion Ind

Rival Biscuit Trust Forms Independent Bakers Committee

Cincinnati November 12 The general conference of Independent Cracker and Biscuit bakers appointed a permanent organization committee led by George A Ward of Pussbug with members from Boston Cleveland Denver and Washington D C They also named a ways and means committee chaired by J G Annon of Green Bay with Cincinnati and Manchester members The groups debated permanent organization and aimed to permit independent bakers to join without creating a rival trust to the National Biscuit Company.

Cincinnati General Conference Independent Cracker and Biscuit Bakers George A. Ward Pussbug J. @ “Yong Boston B. C Creen Bay Wis C. Streitman Frank Goetz Manchester Conn Babes National Biscuit Company

Adams Township Forms Game and Bird Protective Association

Warning to hunters in Adams township reports farmers organizing to curb illegal hunting. A recent meeting adopted a resolution to protect birds and game and to pursue violators of state game laws through an association named Adams Township Game and Bird Protective Association.

Adams Township Adams Township Game and Bird Protective Association

NEW OFFICERS ELECTED AT ST PAULS WALTHER LEAGUE

At the annual meeting in the school hall St Pauls Walther league named officers led by President George Dan nenfelser and Vice President 8 K Juergens on the slate. August Streicher was secretary with William Doehr mann jr financial secretary and H 8 Nahrwold a trustee. Other trustees include H Moellering Henry Uein ker and W Baade. Membership committee lists W Streider F Schroeder and A Streider. Library committee includes H P Biinkroeger J M E Riedel and H J Feiertag. Installation is set for the first Monday evening in December.

St. Paul’s Walther League George Dannenfelser 8. K. Juergenson August Streicher William Doehrmann Jizvensmer H. 8. Nahrwold H. Moellering Henry Ueinker W. ©. Baade W. Streider

McDowell Named U S District Judge for Western Virginia

Washington November 12 Hon Henry Clay McDowell will replace Judge John H Paul as United States district judge for the western district of Virginia He hails from Wise County and is a great grandson of Henry Clay.

United States Washington Henry Clay McDowell John H. Paul Western District Virginia Wise County Henry Clay

Milan Township Farmer Dies After Runaway Injury

Henry Neitert, 52, prominent Milan township farmer, died at New Haven 4 PM Tuesday from injuries suffered when his horse shied and toppled him from a buggy about 1 PM. He was found unconscious, rushed to Dr. L Null, and died three hours later. Survived by widow and four children Henry Gottlieb Louisa Sophia.

Henry Nestet Milan Township New Haven WM. Neitert W Neitert

Fort Wayne Court House Praised by Visiting Parties

The visiting inspection parties praised Fort Wayne for having the finest court house in the country. They traveled from Indianapolis yesterday and departed for Chicago at noon today. John W. Ormdorf filed his final report as administrator of Agnes Disler’s estate and Margaret Moore filed her final report as guardian of Ellen Moore, a minor. Adams vs. Swift was dismissed in superior court. Shaffner & Co. were awarded a judgment against A. McClaren for $110.23.

Fort Wayne Indianapolis Chicago John W. Ormdorf Agnes Disler Margaret Moore Ellen Moore Adams

Juries Drawn for November Term in Circuit Court

Commissioners Henry Hild and William A. Spindler drew the grand and petit juries for the November term. Grand jury members include Theodore Thorward Walter Shane Abeil Louis Schroeder Jr David Watson Bert Zimmerman Frank Gromax. Petit jury lists Joseph Storm Jackson B Hyser Samuel Webster John P D Carpenter Myron Gorrell Theodore Egerman Joseph Pierre Gottlieb Geller Jacob W Miller William J McNabb John Spitler. The grand jury may not be called. no prisoners or cases require action.

Imy Henry Hild William A. Spindler Circuit Court Grand Jury Theodore Thorward City Walter Shane Abeil Lous Schroeder David Watson Cedar Creek Bert Zimmerman Milan Frank Gromax Petit Jury T Joseph Storm St. Joseph Township Jackson B. Hyser Lafayette Samuel Webster Monros John PD. Carpenter Jackson Myron Gorrell Theodore Egerman Adams Joseph Pierre Gotlieb Geller Jacob W. Miller William J. McNabb John Spitler

Resignation at Hamilton National Bank for Aetna Life Manager Post

Charles W. Orr, longtime Hamilton National Bank official and former assistant cashier, has tendered his resignation effective December 1 to become manager of a new general office for Aetna Life Insurance Company in Fort Wayne Indiana. Orr will oversee northern Indiana operations from 32 East Berry Street and will be replaced by promotions among bank staff.

Charles W. Orr Hamilton Wational Bank Orr Aetna Life Insurance Company Haaviord Conn Fort Wayne Legion of Fends Fat Wayne Adua Safe Wich Nouhern Indiana Erst Adma East Berry Street Allen County Loan and Savings Association Grizens’ Trust Company

Resolutions of Respect for J D Sarnighausen at Walther league

At St Pauls Walther league meeting resolutions of respect were adopted for the memory of the late Hon J D Sarnighausen and a copy was sent to his sister in Germany. He was a prominent member of the league and the rooms were draped in his honor.

St. Paul’s ‘Walther League J. D. Sarnighausen Germany Sarnighausen St. Paul’s Walther League

Pedestrian Race Starts at City Hall in Go-Through Championship

Crowds fill Pittsburg old city hall as 22 entrants begin a six day go-as-you-please race for the championship. Notable competitors include United States champion George Tracy and England's George Cartwright in a 149 hour endurance event on a twenty lap to the mile track.

Pittsburg Old City Hall George Tracy United States George Cartwright England

Army Paymaster Robbed in Pensacola

Paymaster Stevens of the United States army and his clerk were robbed of 4800 dollars in bills while traveling to Pensacola from Atlanta. They carried five thousand dollars to pay troops and were attacked en route on a Saturday night arrival in Pensacola.

Pensacola Fla Stevens United States Army Atlanta

Missing paper money from Fort Barrancas payroll

The paymaster and clerk arrived at the fort to pay the artillery but found all the paper currency missing from the leather satchel. Two hundred dollars of the funds were in silver while the remainder was in bills. The money had been taken before payment to the soldiers.

Fort Barrancas Stevens

Judge Louttit presides as two men face penalties

The police court opens with Judge Louttit back in session after a return to the city. Two men, Bennigan and Speck, appear repentant for minor drunkenness and relocation plans. Glass breakages cited at Hayden Francis and Schmaltz’s store. Frank Beaver receives a substantial raise to bookkeeper at Pesock Co. Chicago. Dr. Bulson and his son depart for Chicago.

Judge Louttit Police Joseph Bennigan Ira Speck Hayden and Francis Streets Schmaltz Nebraska

Tourist Cars on the Nickel Plate Road

Semi weekly Transcontinental Tourist Cars run between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts via the Nickel Plate road. They offer sleeping accommodations similar to Pullman, leave Boston and San Francisco on set weekdays, with Buffalo and Chicago connections. Low reduced berth rates, no extra cost heating and refreshments, and contact details for Nickel Plate agents and managers.

Atlantic Pacific Nickel Plate Road Pullman Boston San Francisco Buffalo Wicker Plate Road Nickel Plate C. A .Asterline T. P.A Fort Wayne Ind R. J. Hamilton

Guardian to sell Elizabeth Putt property at private sale

Jacob Keller as guardian announces a private sale of Elizabeth Putt heritable real estate in Allen county Indiana following a circuit court order dated November 8 1901 The parcel comprises parts of section 34 township 30 north range 15 east with bidding open until December 7 1901 at 2 PM at 84 East Berry Street Fort Wayne The appraised value is 3600 dollars and bids below that are rejected Terms require one fourth cash one fourth in one year one fourth in two years and the balance in three years secured by a first mortgage at 6 percent interest.

Jacob Keller Elizabeth Putt Circuit Court Allen County Indiana Elizabeth Butt George Felts East Berry Street Fort Wayne Guardian

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beckham Grills Tucky Fugitives United States Senate State Capitol Secretary of State W. $. Taylor Secret Service Czolgosz Gosbel P. Weaner William Rohgans BH. B. Krohne E. Buck G. Mahler J. H. Cody M. H. Robertson Rev. Gross Middletown Rival Biscuit Trust Henry Nestert the Court News Court House Lawrence Funk Fenty Fuesse Aiken Benjamin E. Heaton William J. Vesey Arthur Burns John Mason Union Cemetery Huntertown D. C. Stout Sheri Stout Edward Dierkes Jeffersonville Peter Collins Rebecca Jackson Silas Jackson Jones Stewart, Smith and Cowden Board of Supervisors McLean County Illinois Coat House Colonel Read Bloomington Allen County Court House Orff Board of Commisioners C. W. Orr Hamilton Mational Bank Aetna Rite General Office Frank Beaver C. D. Pescock & Co A. D. Bulson Little Son
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