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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1901

Page

14

Law Upheld Weekly Wage Law Constitutional Ruling

In Muncie Indiana the circuit court held the state weekly wage law constitutional in a test case with major manufacturers involved. The ruling, issued October 1, affirms the law in every particular and signals impact across the state including Indianapolis Fort Wayne Elwood Anderson and other large manufacturing centers.

Sentinel Muncie Ind Indianapolis Fort Wayne Elwood Anderson

Lake Township Notes On People And Events In Autumn

Autumn days bring forest hues and nutting fun as residents share visits across towns. Several families relocate to Fort Wayne, others recover from illnesses, and local churches plan rally day services while Arcola schools prepare for a new term.

Lake and Wayne Township educators host joint institute

A school basket social on October 12 invites all to attend to raise funds for Y. P. R. C. books. The Lake and Wayne township teachers plan a joint institute at the Elektron building in Fort Wayne next Saturday. Also noted are moves and visits in the community, including residents Herrold and Ray, a shotgun purchase by Floyd Manor, early season hunting reminders, and health updates for Miss Anna Felger and Mrs. Allan Crawford.

Lake and Wayne Township Elektron Fort Wayne I. W. Herrold Columbia City Caspar Ray Fred John Felger Floyd Manor Nimrods Anna Felger Allan Crawford

Chicago Telegraph Strike Demands Higher Wages

Three hundred fifty linemen and repairmen from the Chicago Telephone Company struck for higher pay. Linemen seek 3.25 dollars daily and foremen 3.75, up from 2.75 and 3.00 respectively. Company officials say operations will not be affected.

Chicago Chicago Telephone Company

Emma Goldman to Speak in Chicago on Cleveland Tirade

Emma Goldman, the anarchist leader, will repeat her Cleveland lecture in Chicago on Thursday night to let the public judge its incendiary nature. The talk inspired Leon Czolgosz to assassinate the president, and police chief O Neill plans detectives at the hall to maintain order and keep remarks within proper bounds.

Chicago Leon Czolgosz Emma Goldman Czolgosz Cleveland Miss Goldman O'Neill

Edmunds Construction Strike Grows as Union Men Walk Out

The Edmunds Construction company faced a broader labor walkout as all union workers among its staff joined the strike. Mr Edmunds claims business impact will be limited due to nonunion skilled workers staying on. Employers refuse to sign the union's agreement while the union insists on its terms before returning to work.

Edmunds Construction Company Edmunds

Commercial club to hear interurban rail info Friday

Secretary Manning of the Commercial club has received several city responses on information governing interurban railroads. A fifte en member special committee will meet Friday evening to review the replies, including Dayton Ohio’s electric line ordinance, which may yield valuable guidance.

Manning Commercial Club Dayton Ohio

Wayne Club Closed Amid Uncertain Reorganization

The Wayne club has been closed pending possible reorganization and its future remains uncertain. Several societies are understood to be interested in securing the building.

Wayne Club

Plans Near Completion for Fort Wayne Public Library

Architect Grindle announced after noon that the plans and specifications for the new Fort Wayne public library would be ready to turn over to the board of school trustees on Wednesday evening. Subscribe for The Sentinel.

Grindle Fort Wayne

Sigsbee and Evans Take Stand in Schley Inquiry

Washington Oct 1 Capt. Charles D. Sigsbee testifies on Santiago and Cienfuegos dispatches while Admiral Evans faces cross examination. Evans denies telling Schley of plans and notes timing shifts. Sigsbee recalls taking Cuban pilot Nunez aboard and meeting Schley, saying he saw no definite Spanish fleet in Santiago.

Washington Schley Charles D. Sigsbee Maine Havana Harbor St. Paul Robley D. Evans Admiral Evans Thomas M. Dienaide Texas Santiago Brooklyn Philip Admiral Schley Evans Cienfuegos Sigsbee Chas. D. Sigsbee Wise Nunez Mr. Hanna Navy Department Hanna

Celebrate Wooden Wedding Of Mr And Mrs Herbert Wills

Mr and Mrs Herbert S Wills of Pontiac street hosted about forty friends for a royal style celebration of their fifth wedding anniversary. The evening featured progressive pedro with top prizes to Mrs T E Bailey and Fred R Fahlsing and consolation prizes to Mrs Fred Fahlsine and Henry Soest. Music followed a lunch after games. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Wills of Chicago and Mrs Gray of Houston Maine.

Herbert S. Wills Pontiac Street Pedro T. E. Bailey Fred R. Fahlsing Fred Fahlsine Henry Soest Wills William Wills Chicago Gray Houston Maine

Fort Wayne men plan repair trip to Land hamlet

Messrs Will Peltier Harry Meyer Marion Black and Louis Ohnhaus left this morning for Land a small village west of the city by auto and motorcycles. Dr White of that hamlet recently bought an automobile and the machine balked a few days ago. Fort Wayne gentlemen will attempt to set it to rights.

Messrs Will Peltier Harry Meyer Marion Black Louis Ohnhaus Dr. White Fort Wayne

Burglary case ties fishing trip to saloon robbery

W J Zalkaski was arraigned in police court charged with burglary and attempted robbery of Boyd Snyder's saloon on Lafayette street. He pled guilty and was bound over to the circuit court in 1000 dollars. He could not bond out and went to jail. Snyder and Zalkaski had been fishing together the day before. The night of the incident Snyder caught the intruder on the shed roof and beat him, with Officer Heller stopping the burglary. The two men had been drinking and competing for money to send to Zalkaski's wife in Pennsylvania.

W. J. Zalkaski Boyd Snyder Lafayette Street Zalkaski Snyder Snyders Heller

Local Lines Bluffton News Summary

Aaron Herbst moved to Fort Wayne to join Van Perrine Lumber Co and will reside there permanently. Lieut. F. E. Davis, temporarily at Fort Sheridan, must report to Fort Reno Oklahoma where two companies are stationed.

From Shop to Army Arthur Major Resigns for Service

Arthur Major resigns from Western Gas Construction and leaves for Indianapolis to join the United States army. He has enlisted and will be assigned to a unit. His brother serves in the Eighth Infantry in the Philippines and will finish his term in a few weeks. They are sons of David H Major, a noted Wabasit shopman.

Arthur Western Gas Construction Company Indianapolis United States Army Eighth Infantry Philippines David H. Major

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Constitutional LAW Lake Township Miss Florence Manor Ed Walter Gustie Felger Huntington Sudde Smith Kansas Charles Carpenter Patton John Cartwright Hoffman Cutshaw Dick Taylor Tower Arcola Father Schmitt St. Patrick’s Church Acadamie Martin Witham Decatur Alphonso Corbett Ellen Davis Jacob Colter Oscar Jones Nellie Reed Ludwig Welsheimer Joseph Demong Anna Rapp St. Joseph Hospital John Whitney John Cavalier M. E The Captain Sigsbee Lemley Miller Merrimac Hobson Raynor Chadwick Commodore Schley Cervera Sigsbee Protits United States Senate Naval Service Mr. Raynor Peninsular Steel Ranges Foster Furniture & Garpet Company Pennsylvania Louttit Thomas Maguire New Jersey Henry Kinocher George John Renschler Percy Bigelow Nickel Plate Railroad Nies Eighth Cavalry A. A. Kist South Whitley C. W. Fry Wayne Randall Wheel Company Celia Racine Washington Township Reuben S. Patterson Calhoun Street
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