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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
12
Taft receives praise and endorsements in a wide campaign scene marked by Japs rush and a busy itinerary. The narrative follows Taft ahead of a crucial vote while Derive from Cincinnati to Yokohama shows a complex web of local and national figures shaping support and opposition.
Concordia College professor Dorn and Fred Paul salvage a mastodon skeleton amid a flooded dig near Union Township Whitley County. The mission, hindered by heavy rain, aims to secure the bones while authorities plan to canvass witnesses for school law violations.
Abert Bell, former hotel employee, confessed to Detective Charles Lonz that he stole a pocketbook containing about 500 dollars and implicated a coworker. He said he passed the money through a window, later hid the book in a vault, and awaits trial on larceny charges.
A court notice describes Miss Anna Frohley accusing a minor of theft totaling 33 at the Warne hotel. The affidavit states the suspect fled with money and remains unnamed. A $500 bond is noted, with authorities seeking cooperation and further action.
The Indiana state board of the American Major League organized a regional committee by selecting seventy members who reside in Indiana. The list includes numerous named members from Bloomington to Fort Wayne and others, outlining the new body and its initial leadership roles.
Indiana’s 1905 census details large agricultural manufacturing and farm tool production. It cites 429 salaried workers, total wages about 1.81 million, factory costs 1.58 million, and output values for implements, planters, separators, and other farming goods. It notes Vincennes as a major tobacco hardware center with four factories and substantial capitalization and employment.
Convicted man paroled by Governor Hanly to see his dying father in Swiyneq arrived too late from Michigan City. The father, identified as Hendarana, died Saturday morning. Officer Andy Mather and a deputy escorted the body to Indianapolis for burial services held this afternoon.
Fragmentary report describes an arrest and a shooting incident involving multiple unnamed individuals. Text is garbled with missing names and places, but indicates a legal action taken in Mono County and a related attack scene.
Western Union plans a wire service expansion on Grand Rapids Road affecting local routes between Richmond and Macknay City. The change aims to lower postal and telegraph costs while improving service for residents such as those in Columbia City and Warsaw who send messages to Tope City.
Harry Stopher resigns as general agent for the Kentucky Lite Society of New York and will not become effective until final contract terms with Charles W. Orr are settled. The change prompts preparations by Stopher, who is believed to be in Albany County, with plans to inform Trends about the new arrangement.
Police investigate a poisoning case linked to a local figure, Bhurman, manager of a telegraph company. The alleged attack occurred near East Jefferson Street and Tamblo woods, with symptoms not serious until Wednesday. No further details on motive or suspects provided.
An early 19th century fragment notes a conference organized by community members at Woodville Ohio from October 25 to 26. Attending are Kay Henry and Dan Henkor with Augiat Toieimiller, Knaster and Golly along with St. dabwy Luihorin elnitah.
The Youre Wollon a Chivinlian nevaulusion plans to restart fundraising for a new building. Five Watt Wayan supporters pledged about $60,000, with a committee formed to investigate suitable properties and outline a long term plan to secure further funds.
A garbled Connecticut report notes a Tennessee high court ruling upholding a law that makes mandatory and abolition of anteond in all cities. The text mentions an amendment extending a tax or fee to 100,000 Inhalt and invokes terms like "fourmfia" and virtual extent within the state.
In Aveora Thi a Marine named Meneh from the Wa regiment suffered non fatal injuries in a narrow cannon blast during a town visit. He was later attending events in Leuitevile Kentucky where a separate incident led to a fatal fall of farmer Alexen of Decatur near Vow Wart Cina.
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