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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1908

Page

11

Australians Welcome American Fleet Across Pacific

Australians and New Zealanders greet the Atlantic fleet with warmth as ships cruise world routes. Officials note shared concerns over Asiatic immigration and the allied stance of the United States and Great Britain on world peace. Lord Plunket signals imperial approval at a New Zealand banquet for Admiral Sperry and officers.

The Sentinel Sydney Pacific Australia New Zealand Atlantic United States Great Britain Deakin Commonwealth Lord Plunket London England Sperry

Inspector Leaves for Ohio on Food Law Violations

Federal food inspector L. G. Wollard, after two weeks in Indiana, departed for Dayton, Ohio. He found five seizure cases against outside firms for short weights on canned goods, with one compliant coffee house in Indianapolis. The cases will be tried in federal court next month.

Indianapolis L. G. Wollard Washington, D. C Indiana Dayton Ohio Wollard

Lamphere murder trial set for November ninth

Laporte Indiana October 3 In the circuit court Judge J C Richter has set down for trial Monday November ninth the case of Ray Lamphere charged with the murder of Mrs Belle Gunness and her three children Lamphere is also accused of complicity with Mrs Gunness in the murder of Andrew Helgelein State s Attorney Smith said today he would have no difficulty in proving the death of Mrs Gunness Attorneys for the defense still maintain Mrs Gunness is not dead The expectation is that the first case to be tried will be the one in which Lamphere is charged with complicity in the murder of Andrew Helgelein who was the last known victim of Mrs Gunness though his body was the first of the ten found in the woman s private burial ground

Boy With Club Stops Runaway Team in South Bend

In South Bend Indiana on October 3 Roy McCutcheon felled one runaway horse with a club and knocked over another, halting the runaways before they struck bystanders on Vistula Avenue. He was dragged briefly but regained control after the team collided with street cars and bystanders scattered while the horses galloped briefly unimpeded.

Knocks South Bend Street South Bend Ind Roy McCutcheon Vistula McCutcheon

Class reunion recalls Burling ton Seventh district pupils

Hartford date recounts a long delayed reunion of eight former Burling ton Seventh district school pupils from over sixty years ago. Miss Myra Howe taught them. Albert Norton died last April, seven others attended from nearby towns sharing memories of school days and later lives.

Hartford Conn Burlington Myra Howe Alderman Plainville Destrict Albert F. Norton D. A. Norton Texas Ransom B. Gladding New Boston Massachusetts New York

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Melbourne America Prema Queenstreet Spemey Queen Street Wharf Ce RN Sydney Harbor Centenn T _ TAL FARK Syong Turkey Inspector Lamphere Mrs. Gunness Natrakiee Natehle Beurntean Clayton Gladding Winsted John P. Lewis Farmington Lewis Frances M. North Wethersfield Jeanette Eleanor George, Jr Edna William Alderman Harwinton Agricultural Society Andrew Hadsell Adrian Moses Mrs. Alderman Albert Norton Boyd Lewis C Uqhn P. Lewis
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