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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1903

Page

13

National W C T U holds thirtieth annual convention in Cincinnati

The thirtieth annual convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union begins a six day session in Cincinnati with 500 delegates and many visitors. Mrs R J Trego leads opening devotions as President Stevens opens the meeting. reports, addresses, and memberships are highlighted including growth in states and Willard memorial funds.

Cincinnati Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union R. J. Trego Helen L. Bullock E. Hunt Illinois Francis W. Graham New York T. L. Stevens Pennsylvania Ninth Street Baptist Church Stevens Wm. J. McSurely Oxford Clara C. Hoffman Missouri Lillian Stevens Portland Maine WLC. T. U Vermont New Hampshire Liquor Bureau United States Minneapolis War Department Philippines Lillian M. N. Stevens The National Women's Christian Temperance Union

Hanna Calls RNC Committee Meeting for December Dates

Senator M A Hanna chairman of the Republican National Committee mails a call to members to meet at the Arlington hotel Washington D C on Friday December 11 to appoint subcommittees and hear city bids for the 1904 convention with dinner scheduled for Saturday night December 12.

Washington M. A. Hanna Republican National Committee Arlington Hotel Perry Heath Hanna Arlington D. C

Indifference Carried Edward Hoover to Indiana Gallows

Edward Hoover walked to the gallows at Michigan City prison at 12 05 am and 40 seconds later the trap sprung for the murder of his father in law Frank Sutton in Indianapolis last May. He showed calm indifference until the chaplain aroused some seriousness and he expressed regret before his execution.

Michigan City Ind Edward Hoover Indianapolis Frank Sutton Henderson Hoover

Governor Durbin Denies Political Motive for Washington Trip

Indianapolis November 198- Governor Durbin announces his Washington trip is not political. He says he travels to press the war department on a state claim tied to recent army maneuvers at West Point and rejects rumors of a Republican vice presidential bid.

the Sentinel Indianapolis Ind Durbin Washington National War Department West Point

Lassus Retires From Lake Shore Hotel

John B Lassus longtime proprietor of the Lake Eshore hotel opposite the Lake Shore depot retires from active management. Louis Julliard and A D Vandever will succeed him as partners. The hotel building has been leased for years and the furniture disposed of amid health concerns for Lassus.

John B. Lassus Lake Eshore Lake Shore Depot Louis Julliard A. D. Vandever Lessus

Panama Welcomes Envoy as US Recognizes New Republic

President Roosevelt formally receives Philipe Banua-Varilla, Panama’s envoy, in a White House ceremony marking Panama's birth as a republic and the start of renewed U S relations. Banua-Varilla delivers credentials. Roosevelt promises stable ties and a future canal pathway. He and Hay discuss mutual hopes for the isthmus.

M. Philippe Barau-Varilla New Republic White House Washington Roosevelt Philipe Baraa-Varilla Panama United States Republic of Loeb Hay M. Banua-Varilla Republic of Panama Banua-Varilla New World Isthmus Panama Canal Andes Europe Asia America Banua-Varila Landau State Department

Bailey Accepts Post As Indiana Y P S C E President

Rev J Webster Bailey pastor Plymouth Congregational Fort Wayne will be Indiana Y P S C E president replacing Rev C Medbury of Angola who resigns to move to Des Moines. Appointment lasts until the society's June convention. Bailey is described as popular energetic and earnest.

J. Webster Bailey Plymouth Congregational Church Fort Wayne Indiana Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Bailey Board of State Managers Angola Medbury Des Moines

Taggart Named President of Indianapolis Sentinel

Thomas Taggart, former Indianapolis mayor and longtime Indiana Democratic leader, elected president and general manager of the Indianapolis Sentinel to succeed the late Samuel F. Morss. B. McCarthy remains secretary and treasurer. other stockholders unnamed. Possible editorial head would be J. Oscar Henderson, with Taggart aiming to keep Sentinel in the afternoon field and to serve as a strong party organ.

Indianapolis Ind Thomas Taggart Indiana Indianapolis Sentinel Company Samuel F. Morss B. McCarthy Lafayette Hugh Dougherty Bluffton J. Oscar Henderson Sentinel Taggart

Hunting trip ends in disaster as guard shot

Fireman H R Tourgee son of Engineer William Tourgee of the Pennsylvania was accidentally shot nine miles from Plymouth while a rifle with his companions Ed Wefel and George Auer was being loaded. The bullet entered the left leg below the knee, tore flesh, severed veins and nerves, and exited four inches below the entry. He was treated at Plymouth and then at St Joseph hospital. Doctors expect healing but weeks before work resumes.

H. R. Tourgee William Tourgee Pennsylvania Plymouth Ed Wefel George Auer Mr. Tourgee Little Lakes Messrs. Auer Wefel St. Joseph Hospital Macbeth

House Stands On Atlantic Rights Cuban Treaty Debate

Washington reports: the house ways and means committee favors a report on the Cuban reciprocity treaty bill. It asserts congressional prerogative over tariff changes, notes presidents and senate lack power to alter revenue rates, and plans a Thursday vote after a short rule debate.

Washington House Committee On Ways and Means House Senate Cuba Congress

Cuban bill set for Monday House action in Ways and Means

The House convened for 17 minutes and adjourned at 12 17 pm. Mr Payne announced the Cuban bill will be considered Monday after a minority report time extension. A dispute over privileges arose as Mr Livernash questioned presidential actions in Panama Colombia.

Washington House Payne Committee On Ways and Means Ways Any Means Livernash Cal Panama-Colombia Congress

Deaths and business moves in northern Indiana

Mrs Ed Q Drummond of Huntington dies at 33. H Jensen Glove Co plans to move its factory from Chicago to Bremen Marshall county. Otto Blume, half owner of a Decatur cigar factory, has been missing for 10 days. Willie Decker, three, near Bluffton, run over by a corn wagon but expected to recover.

Ed Q.drummond Huntington H. Jensen Glove Company Chicago Bremen Marshall County Otto Blume Decatur Willie Wilson Decker Bluffton

Gas Explosion Destroys Home In Marion Indiana

A natural gas explosion at the Benjamin Hight residence on South Nebraska street severely burns five occupants. A second blast injures a firefighter. Most victims are expected to recover except Clyde White of Grand Valley Pennsylvania who is critically burned. The blast also lifts the house from its foundation.

Marion Ind Benjamin Hight Nebraska Street Clyde White Grand Valley White Hight

Noted Man Is Slain in New York at Park Avenue

Andrew H. Green, 88, dubbed the Father of Greater New York, was shot five times at his home on Thirty-ninth Street and Park Avenue by Cornelius M Williams, who claimed Green kept a woman from marrying him. Williams was arrested at the scene and described his motive as jealousy over a Negro girl employed in Green’s household. Green died almost instantly. Mayor Low ordered city hall lights half mast. Green’s long public service included consolidation plans, leadership of the New York public library project, and roles in education, parks, and state commissions.

New York Andrew H. Green Greater New York Thirty-ninth Street Park Avenue Cornelius M. Williams Mr. Green Williams Green Bessie Davis Low Greater Massachusetts Board of Education New York City Park Board 8. J. Tilden New York State Niagara Falls Astor Lenox Tilden New York Public Library Metropolitan Museum of Art The American Geographical Society American Museum of Natural History the Sons of the American Revolution

Letter by General Grant Found After Loss

In Hartford on November 12 a scavenger recovered General Grant the famous letter to General Joseph Hawley seeking the presidential nomination. The tulky envelope held the epistle ending with let us have peace dated May 29 1863. The letter disappeared after Hawley became a senator and was believed lost.

Hartford Conn General Grant Joseph R. Hawley National Union Republican Convention Courant

What Constitutes an Efficient School Board

Allen Hamilton urges removing politics from school board work at the Indiana meeting. He warns that hiring by political pull leads to inferior teachers, weak supervision, and ineffective administration. Mira Nathan Tibbitts of Elkhart adds input.

Indianapolis Ind State Association of School Board Allen Hamilton Fort Wayne Bya

Multiple Local Incidents Highlight Northern Indiana News

A townwide stretch of incidents reports injuries from a falling tree in Rich Valley Wabash county and wind damage near South Bend. Obituaries note deaths of George Louis Wells county probation officer 55 and Nicholas B Newman Noble county former commissioner. The Muncie Hartford Fort Wayne line reaches Bluffton at 3 13 PM as interurbans near regular service. Other items include farm sale by John Hatfield Ossian, Dora Kemps six Peru girl injured by a torpedo blast, Mennonite settlement plans in Arizona, 104 year old John Reed ill in Adams county, Women’s Relief Corps district 12 convention at Elkhart with Fort Wayne delegates, and Munde Company factory work shift history.

George Louis Bhifftton Wells County Muncie Hartford Fort Wayne Bluffton Nicholas B. Newman Kendallville Noble County Noble County Bank John Hatfield Ossian Marion Hatfield Dora Kemps Peru Mennonite Church Berne Adams County Arizona Indiana John Reed Cleveland Decatur Women's Relief Corps of District No. 12 Elkhart Getheh Tra’ Eikhart Isabel Goshen Mary Uline Luther Troxel McCauskey Gosh

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. C Lillian M. Stevens Willard Memorial Fund Helen M. Barkery Republican Organization J. B. Lassus J. W. Bailey Indiana Christian En Deavorers Morss Harry Tourgee Leverley Jacob van ‘Meter, Naar Hock Cresk ATL Metcalf California Robertson Louisiana Cooper Texas Mira Nathan Tibbitts Elkhart, Acy Pa John Leach Rich Valley Wabash County Jured South Bend Munde Sneptnegl Fenti
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