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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1906

Page

8

Steel combine in gigantic ore deal shocks nation

New York October 6 James J Hill president of the Great Northern sold 750 million tons of ore to United States Steel for 400 million dollars. Five men Morgan Perkins Gary Hill and others arranged the royalty deal delivering ore at 1.65 a ton with annual increases. The contract covers minimum ore of 750 thousand tons yearly rising to 2.5 million tons later.

New York James J. Hill Great Northern Railroad United States Steel Corporation Steel Corporation James J. Fill J. Pierpont Morgan Charles §. Stele George W. Perkins E. E B. Gary Morgan G. Gary Upper Lake J. J. Hill Jim Hill Great Northern Hill Mesaba Range Minnesota Northern Pacific J. W. Longyear Boston Duluth Fce Mahoning Stevenson

Infernal device found in Governor Pennypacker’s mail

A suspicious package addressed to Governor Pennypacker at the Pennsylvania Executive Mansion contained a mock infernal machine. About three inches square, it resembled a baking powder box with newspaper clippings and a red band marked by The Ridgeway Company. It was opened in water and found to hold a cartridge-like case with black powder, likely a practical joke with no identifiable sender or dangerous construction.

Harrisburg Governor Pennypacker Executive Mansion Lynch Ridgeway Company East Seventh Street New York Capitol Penrose Pennsy

Millionaire William J White Marries Helen Sheldon

New York Oct 6 William J White of Cleveland and New York a millionaire head of a chewing gum trust divorced his wife Tuesday and married Wednesday at his Holland House apartments to Mrs Helen Sheldon formerly Mrs Maloney of Chicago. The bride kept her maiden name on the license. She previously was married to a Chicago man from Evanston who later died and left her a substantial settlement.

New York William J. White Cleveland New York City Chewing Gum Trust Holland House Helen Sheldon Maloney Chicago White Palm Beach Evanston

Former Cleveland magnate linked to chewing gum empire

The article profiles White, once a pedlar turned Cleveland's wealthiest figure, who obtained a divorce on desertion grounds. A former congressman and chewing gum pioneer, he built a vast chicle trade, led a gum trust, owned multiple homes and a stock farm, and spent years in New York before returning East.

Auditorium Chicago White Cleveland Mexico Chewing Gum Trust Star Pointer Congress Ohio East New York

Need More Inspectors for Civil Service Exams in Fort Wayne

Civil service examinations are announced for Fort Wayne with dates in Oct and Nov. The Meat Inspector post offers $1,000 annually and requires at least one year in meat curing or canning. Special examiners and agents with salaries from 200 to 2,000 dollars are also listed, along with related bureau and department postings.

Fort Wayne Itheurvey

Perrey Submits Evidence on Wounding Location in Augsburger Case

Photographs by Ed F. Perrey show exact wounds on Samuel Augsburger’s head and support the theory that a black jack caused the fracture. Proo fs indicate a blow across the top with a rubber hose bolt aligning with the wound. other theories cite downward force or a blow from behind. Discrepancies in medical testimony are noted as Kennedy and Laughlin contested locations. Judge Colerick and Louttit argue Laughlin’s account of striking from behind while Kennedy faced Augsburger.

Ed F. Perrey Columbia City Samuel Augsburger Jack Kennedy John Kennedy Charles Laughlin Augsburger Walpole Colerick George W. Louttit Laughlin Kennedy

Four English Girls Arrested Near Manchester

Four English girls were arrested near Manchester for poking fun at an aged spinster whose curls they mocked. The incident drew local attention as residents debated youth behavior and respect for elders.

Manchester

Extensive mountain fires sweep San Fernando watershed

Extensive fires in the San Fernando watershed near Newhall and Saugus, about 25 to 40 miles from Los Angeles, have burned 200 square miles. They destroyed Lang and Humphrey stations on the Southern Pacific, damaged Standard Oil boiler houses and tanks, burned ranch houses, hay, wood, and fencing, and halted Kern River power house causing a five hour streetcar stoppage.

Los Angeles Cal San Fernando Newhall Saugus Lang Humphrey Southern Pacific Railroad Standard Quil.company Kern River Company

Duke Renames Peaks on Mount Ruwenzori

The duke of Abruzzi has named the three highest peaks of Mount Ruwenzori after Queen Margherita Queen Alexandra and King Leopold. The statement follows news that Russia subsidizes a Vladivostok steamship line serving Chinese and Japanese ports.

Vladivostok

Mexico Safe for Investment Says A G Greenwood Letter

A letter from A G Greenwood published by the Herald asserts Americans in Mexico face no revolution risk. He praises the Mexican government’s strength with 30 thousand troops, claims high loyalty and wealth, and defends investment safety against alleged St Louis driven agitators.

Mexico England Germany United States Diaz Republic Republic of Mexico St. Louis A. G. Greenwood

New Trial Declares Cashier Lingafelter Guilty

Newark Ohio October 6 Cashier Lingafelter who wrecked the Newark Savings Bank two years ago was found guilty of forgery after an 18 hour jury deliberation. He had previously been sentenced to a year in prison but won a new trial with the present outcome.

Newark, O Lingafelter Newark Savings Bank The Savings Bank Newark

New Grand Chancellor Jance Monyhan Arrives in City

Hon Jance Monyhan of Orleans arrived last evening and stays at the New Aveline hotel. He was elevated to grand chancellor of the Indiana Knights of Pythias by the grand lodge at Atesion, according to reports.

Jance Monyhan Orleans City Aveline Monyhan Indiana Knights of Pythias Dodge Atesion

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Great Trust Iron Pyear Con- Sree Corporation Great Newtoor Sie Hill Geo. Heath Spooner & Wells Fadry Oenatzy Ies Cagno Lancia EL FNOTTE SHEPPARD O_SPOSNERE WELLS Louis Wagner, Pach- Spoqher Wells Joseph Tracy Spooner E& Wells Clement Phots Naw Penflesto DI Weisschott Spooner. & Wells Pennsylvania Perrey San Francisco Water Shed Ar BS Porfirio Diaz Qebeater the Herald Cashier
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