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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1908

Page

13

Wreck at Little Woods Claims Eleven Lives

Eleven people are dead and score of others injured after a Great Northern express rear-ends a Northeastern local near Little Woods twelve miles from New Orleans. Rescue teams battled fire as surgeons and nurses arrived. women aided bleeding victims with improvised bandages and blankets.

New Orleans Willie Attaway Alphonse Attaway Slidell Holmes Harrison O. W. Travis J. P. Show Florida F. M. Crawford Miss August Heitkamp Lake Pont Chartrain

Nine Killed in Wyoming Train Collision and Fire

In Borie Wyoming last night two Union Pacific freight trains collided. Nine men died including engineer J C Schley conductor John Murphy fireman Hans Christensen and brakemen J D Duncan Stitt Rodgers and three Japanese laborers. Only Duncan and the Japanese men have been recovered. The wreckage remained on fire and fears persisted for additional bodies. Injured include Jos Clinton engineer Edward Tracey and fireman Hansen who is described as probably fatally hurt.

Cheyenne Wyo Union Pacific Borie J. C. Schley John Murphy Hans Christensen J. D. Duncan Stitt Rodgers Duncan Jos Clinton Edward Tracey Hansen

Wreck of No. 11 Train Injures Over Hundred Passengers

A southbound No. 11 train on the Bessemer and Lake Erie railroad derailed near Butler Pennsylvania at night. The tender left the track in a deep cut causing two baggage cars and two coaches to overturn against the bank. Over a hundred passengers escaped with minor injuries and George Mitchell of Pittsburgh helped release forty passengers from a coach.

Rochester N. Y Twentieth Century Limited Chicago New York Butler Bessemer and Lake Erie George Mitchell Pittsburg

Allen County Not In Mind For Local Option Election

Indiana Anti Saloon League leaders meeting in Indianapolis discuss local option plans. Rev N C Shirey notes Allen County not ripe for action while surrounding counties may see outlines of plans. Rev Geo Hicks pushes local option in South Bend district amid GOP stance on repeal.

Indiana Anti-Saloon League Indianapolis N. C. Shirey Fort Wayne Allen County Shirey Rev. Shirley Geo. Hicks South Bend League Workers Marshall

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills End Headache Woes

A testimonial touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as relief for headaches and nervous irritation without habit formation. The speaker notes family use reduced attacks and urges others to try the product despite garbled OCR.

Miles

Indiana canvass locks in Marshall win and signs commissions

Secretary of state and Governor Hanly finalize the state vote tally in Indianapolis with Marshall governor elect gaining 14 909 plurality after two county changes. A special commission awaits for Marshall while others receive full commissions. speakership race in the next house grows fierce among Democrats with Garrard Honan and others jockeying for influence.

Indianapolis Secretary of State Lawrence County Billheimer Shelby County Thomas R. Marshall Marshall Hanly Quincy A. Myers Supreme Court Frank Hall Lincoln Dixon Joseph Shea Seymour House. of Representatives United States Jamés Garrard Vincennes House Tom Honan

Senatorial HQ In Town To Open By Major Menzies

In town today the first district noted that Major G. V. Menzies from Mount Vernon will open his senatorial headquarters here with Mayor Boehne in charge of the office.

G. V. Menzies Mount Vernon Boehne

Indiana governor elect marshals appointive power hints

Indianapolis November reports Thomas R. Marshall the governor elect has ready candidates for key posts. Likely railroad commissioner pay four thousand dollars yearly. Names include Adam Heimberger New Albany and others for fish and game and tax related roles. Potential rivals and current holders are mentioned with shifts possible.

Indianapolis Thomas R. Marshall Marshall Railroad Commission Adam Heimberger New Albany Democratic State Committee George Schwartzkopf Columbus J. W. Klotz Noblesville Fish and Game Gilbert. Hendren Parks Martin State Tax Board Joseph L. Reiley Sid Conger John Archer Spencer F.,.a. Bolser New Castle

Reform recount sought in Marion county election

The proposed suit for a full vote recount in Marion county Indiana was expected to be filed soon. The complaint focuses on counting errors rather than fraud and supports Congressman Jesse Overstreet who narrowly lost to Charles A. Korbly by about 0.681 votes.

Indianapolis Marion County Republican County Committee Jesse Overstreet Charles A. Korbly

Farmer Sidney Middaugh Injured In Bike Scare

Sidney R Middaugh a 65 year old farmer three miles northeast of Zanesville was injured when his horse reared at an approaching motorcycle. The horse dragged Middaugh and his son from the buggy and the elder man suffered a fracture to the right leg above the ankle. He was treated by Dr. G B Ste.

Sidney Middaugh Sidney R. Middaugh Zanesville Thnois Fort Wayne Mr. Midaugh Son Ste

Arrest in Carmack Killing Deepens Nashville Murder Case

John D. Sharpe former sheriff of Davidson County was arrested in Nashville charged with murder and aiding and abetting in the Carmack slaying last Monday. Witnesses testified before a grand jury as Robin Cooper remains in danger and close range powder burns indicate a near shot.

Nashville Tenn John D. Sharpe E. W. Carmack Sharpe Coopers Carmack Robin Cooper Duncan Eve

Agents Offer to Pay Slot Losses to Suppress Affidavit

After Sanitary Officer Charles P. Jesse demanded restitution from Thomas M. Porter of the Colonial Billiard Academy for his son's slot machine losses, an agent named Appel offered to pay 12 to 25 dollars to withdraw the affidavit. Jesse refused. The case highlights agents' efforts to shield slot machines in Fort Wayne as police suppress them ahead of the election.

Charles P. Jesse Thomas M. Porter Colonial Billiard Academy Appel Jesse Porter Fort Wayne

Rail commission chief Hunt resigning for new post

Union B. Hunt, Indiana Rail Road Commission chairman, plans to resign after cases before the commission are cleared. He will become president of the Knights of Pythias insurance department in Chicago, with a $6,000 yearly salary.

Indianapolis Wunion B. Hunt Indiana Railroad Commission Hanly Railroad Commission Hunt Insurance Department the Knights of Pythias Chicago

Bryan’s hopeful forecast for democracy and reform

Lincoln Nebraska November 12 W J Bryan argues the democratic party cannot die and has achieved more from outside office than the Republicans in twelve years. He questions secrecy in campaigns, senate selection, trusts, tariffs, labor capital tensions, and public debt, urging continued reform and faith in victory.

Lincoln Neb W. J. Bryan Republic Democratic Party Republican Party

Chicago Letter Carrier Seeks Fort Wayne Marriage Record

Joseph C. Parke a Chicago postal worker asks County Clerk J N Mason if a marriage license was issued in Fort Wayne to Baroness Von Schomberg Mina Tiburtius and if so the date. Tiburtius was previously in local headlines for her jail case and departure deal.

Chicago Fort Wayne Joseph C. Parke J. N. Mason Baroness von Schomberg Mina Tiburtius

Mrs. Woehnker Scarred By Gasoline Splash Mishap

Mrs. Herman Woehnker of 1238 Ewing Street was badly scalded on hands and face when gasoline added to boiling water splashed the hot liquid. The incident occurred at her home on Ewing Street.

Herman Woehnker Ewing Street Ewin Street

Revival letter urges Bryan to become evangelist

Burlington Kansas November 11 Rev French E Oliver now holding a revival meeting issues an open letter to William J Bryan urging him to become an evangelist. He argues Bryan could equal the Paul of the first century as a champion of Christ and says an ambassador for Christ is worth more than presidents. He notes Bryan's defeats and says God may withhold the presidency to raise his country’s evangelical influence.

Burlington Kan Arev French E. Oliver William J. Bryan Apostle Paul Rev Oliver God Bryan Paul Christ

Fort Wayne Wins 1909 Indiana Bankers Meeting

Fort Wayne secured the next annual Indiana Bankers Association convention after a strong campaign. The event will feature sessions and a banquet ending the current gathering, with J R Voris of Bedford chosen president for 1909 and H I Johnson of Seymour honored.

Indianapolis Fort Asust Bedford I J. R. Voris Bedford H. © I Johnson Seymour George FE. Allen New York American Institute of Banking

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Wyoming C. B. Lowery Lexington, Ky C. E. Roos New Orleans University William «A. Martin Wayne A.blackburn A. B. Keys Great Northern Express Lake Shore Flyer RAL Wregen South Rev. Shirey Tennessee E W Carmack Mr. Marshall Overstreet Farmer With Coopers Grand Jury Rail Commission B. Hunt Brige Artman Carrier Urges Bryan Paul of Modern Times Rev. French Bankers Charles H. Phelps Mr. Phelps
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