Fort Wayne Soldier Harry Wood Among Balangiga Slain
Harry M. Wood of Fort Wayne died in the Balangiga massacre in Samar on September 28. The 22-year-old soldier, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood of 47 Grace Avenue, had served in the Ninth Infantry C Company. The list of company members slain includes Wood and 30 others. several bodies were missing or burned. General Chaffee noted wounded and missing statuses as inquiries continued.
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Harry M. Wood
Fort Wayne
Company C
Ninth Infantry
Balangige
Island
Samar
Chaffee
Young Wood
Frank ©. Wood
Grace Avenue
E. H. Coombs Wholesale Hardware
Harry Wood
Fair Chance
Soldier
Coombs
Meyer
Indiana
South
San Francisco
Philippines
Manila
Suzan
China
Wood
R. C. Bell
Lawton
Fee
Ninth Regiment
Balangiga
John W. Aydelotte
John D. Aumani
Little Aumani
Thomas E. Baird
George Bony
Robert L. Booth
Patrick J. Robbins
John D. Buhrer
James L. Cain
John L. Covington
Charles E. Davis
Byron Dent
Guy O. Dennis
Jerry J. Driscoll
Eli Fitzgerald
Joseph I. Godon
Joseph 0. Kisinhampple
Richard Long
Joseph Marr
John F. Biartin
James Martin
John EH. Biller
Frank McSormack
Corneral
James F. McDermott
Charles Fewers
Proul Peters
August FL Peresen
Chris F. Recard
James N. Randles
Henry J. Schafer
Gustav P. Schultzler
Leonard P. Schley
Evans South
Charles KH. Starling
Floyd J. Sheenwaker
Robert Snrpaull
Joseph Turner
Frank Vobayda
John Wannebs
Harry BM. Wood
Christian B. Williams
Claude C. Wingo
Farry Wright
John L. Weiss
General Smith sails to command Samar and Leyte forces
Manila reports General Smith leaves for Samar to command Samar and Leyte while General Hughes concentrates on Cebu, aided by a Seventh Infantry battalion seeking vengeance for a Ninth Infantry disaster. Additional Samar dispatches describe brutal acts against dead soldiers.
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Manila
Smith
Samar
Leyte
Hughes
Cebu
Seventh Infantry
Ninth Infantry
Victims of Samar Massacre
Washington reports General Chaf mass casualty details from Samar massacre with authorities seeking full casualty figures and causes. Local sources describe marked violence and unresolved questions about perpetrators and context.
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Samar
Washington
Chaf
Shields Clothing to Open Fort Wayne Store Next Spring
Shields Clothing Company, Detroit manufacturers, lease Seidel building at 56 Clinton Street Fort Wayne. They take possession December 1 and plan extensive improvements before a spring opening. Rogan and Wadham, two directors, scouted the site this week.
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Shields Clothing Company
Detroit
Seidel
Crluoun Street
Fort Wayne
Taft Dry Roods
Messrs. Rogan and
Wadham
Miller's Furniture for Farmers in County Emges Ad
Miller's Furniture advertises as the old reliable store for farmers with goods for every room. Find furniture at Miller's featured in local county markets and trusted by residents.
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Miller’s
Bookkeeper Frank Mungovan Confined At Home
Frank Mungovan, bookkeeper at the Greatest Grocery, is confined to his home due to illness.
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Frank Mungovan
Meyer's arrest rocks Columbus base ball case
Affidavits filed in Justice Tancey's court accuse William Meyer Jr. of felonious appropriation of $500 from the Columbus Base Ball Association. A warrant was issued and Meyer was arrested at the Wayne hotel, held for bail, with six affidavits later filed by Dayton Marion and others alleging embezzlement totaling between $4,000 and $5,000.
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Barnard
Columbus Base Ball Association
Tancey
President Meyer
William Meyer, Jr
Sheriff Stout
Stout
Meyer
Wayne Hotel
Bernard
Hlalderman
Marion Association
Treasury
Watkins
Indianapolis
William Meyer
Western Association of
Dayton and Marion Managements
Charles J. Strobel
Toledo
S. Mautner
Fort, Wayne
Walter Wilmot
Grand Rapids
Emrick
William Enough
Columbus, Dayton and Marion Managements
Wheeling and Matthews
Association
Clement Edgerton
Gustave Rabus
Schedules Filed in Meyer Bankruptcy Case
In the federal court las t evening William Meyer Jr and Henry J Meyer Jr filed schedules detailing firm liabilities of 18382.54 and assets 4984.10 including 3542.17 from sale of stock and 1641.93 accounts. William Meyer solo debt 16351.50 with about 4000 due to Western Base Ball association. K Meyer lists property 600 and Henry J Meyer Jr 431 debt with 80 assets. Over 100 creditors are represented.
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William Meyer, Jr
Henry J. Meyer, Jr
William Meyer & Bro
William Meyer
Western Base Ball Association
K. Meyer
Wayne Club
Baseball meeting closes in city with interim president elected
The baseball meeting ended Wednesday night after President Meyer’s defalcation was confirmed. EH S Barnard of the Columbus club was chosen temporary president to serve until a successor is elected and to represent the league at the National Association of Baseball Leagues meeting in New York on October 24. A Western association meeting will follow to address next year’s affairs. C F Baker will finalize the playing averages and report at the next gathering. Standings were officially announced.
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Dayton
Western Association
Maenate Armour
Baker
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Matthews
Meyer
Wayne Hotel
League
T. J. Brice
E. L. Barnard
Columbus
W. B. Armour
H. Youngman
Bayton
C. J. Strobel
Toledo
J. Halderman
F. Brosier
Marion
I. Mautner
Fort Wayne
Mr. Kreuger
Mautner
Wilmot
EH. S. Barnard
Columbus Club
National Association of Baseball Leagues
New York
Western Associaton
C. F. Baker
Record of a Hundred Years Trotter Progress
The article lists milestone trotting records from 1806 to 1901, noting Yankee Boston Horse Edwin Forest Lady Suffolk Flora Temple Dexter St Julian Maud S Alix The Abbott Crescens and their speeds. Attendance at the driving park is large, weather ideal, and the program is proceeding smoothly.
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Boston Horse
Edwin Forest
Lady Suffolk
Flora Temple
Dexter
St. Julian
Maud S
Alix
the Abbott
Crescens
New Citizens Birth Announcements Listed
Born to Mr and Mrs G L Morrison of South Harrison street a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs John A Bushman of 113 Cass street a son. Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Sellers of 150 Horace street a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs E F Kronmiller of 299 Harrison street a child unnamed.
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G. L. Morrison
Harrison Street
John A. Bushman
Cass Street
Frank Sellers
Horace Street
E. F. Kronmiller
Mrs Jenkinson Reported Quite Ill With Typhoid
Mrs. W. E. Jenkinson is described as seriously ill due to typhoid fever with medical attention and family at her bedside.
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W. E. Jenkinson
Bulgarian Bandits Surrounded as Miss Stone Feared
Constantinople reports Turkish and Bulgarian troops encircling mountain Gueltepe near Dubnitza. Miss Stone remains alive amid the siege and danger to the woman during the pursuit of the bandits. Locals in Dubnitza are said to be aiding the outlaws with food.
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Constantinople
Gueltepe
Dubnitza
Miss Stone
London
Globe
Greece
Lord Muncaster
Miss Stone Abduction Danger Echoes 1870 Greek Brigand Incident
The Globe cautions that freeing Miss Stone from captors must precede any action to avoid a repeat of the 1870 Greek brigand case. In 1870 Lord Muncaster and companions were seized at Cropos near Marathon, with ransom negotiations and executions that followed.
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Lord
Muncaster
Cropos
Marathon
Lord Muncaster
Vinera
Lloyd
Herbert
Count de Boys
State Department guards Miss Stone case details
Washington reports a cable from Spencer Eddy confirms Miss Stone’s case and repeats Consul General Dickinson’s dispatch. Officials maintain caution over publicity and provide no new progress details on negotiations for her release.
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Washington
State Department
Spencer Eddy
United States Legation
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Dickinson
No More Statements From Boston Aide Says
A Boston dispatch reports that officials have decided to issue no further statements at this time. Details on actions or responses were not provided in the update.
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New York
The
Herald
Boston
Deception About Medicines and Health Claims
A pamphlet-style exhortation argues that medicines labeled blood making or tonic are just stimulants and true strength comes from food. It cites Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as aiding digestion and health, not creating strength, and includes a testimonial from W. H. Braswell of McAdenville. It promotes a 1008-page People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser book offered free with mail requests.
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Doctor Pierce
W. H. Braswell
McAdenville
Gaston Co
N.C
People's Common Sease Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Board Keeps Donor List Secret in Miss Stone Ransom Effort
The American board favors withholding daily contributor names to avoid publicity. They believe keeping brigands unaware of progress helps Miss Stone, and that details should be kept from the attackers to improve her chances.
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Miss Stone
American Board
America
Well known Woodburn resident ends life by carbolic acid
John Small a about 50 year old retired farmer from Woodburn died an hour after using carbolic acid. He had recently returned from Battle Creek sanitarium for stomach trouble and died at home before doctors could reach him. Deputy Coroner Schrader left for Woodburn to investigate.
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John Small
Woodburn
Small
Battle Creek
Fort Wayne
Antwerp
Schrader
New Indianapolis Mayor Bookwalter Sworn In
Charles A. Bookwalter took the oath as mayor of Indianapolis succeeding Thomas Taggart. He named Capt. William E. English as chairman of the board of safety and A. T. Bruenig was sworn in as city comptroller.
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Sentinel
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles A. Bookwalter
Thomas Taggart
Capt
William &. English
Board of Safety
A. T. Bruenig
Skeleton of former gas official found in Indiana ruin
Marion Indiana October 10 skeleton of Clinton Buchanan ex superintendent of the Wabash Valley Gas Co was found by workmen clearing a burned saloon once run by Bob Clark. Identification rests on broken left ribs matching fractures from the time of his disappearance two years earlier.
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Marion
Ind
Clinton Buchanan
Wabash Valley Gas Company
Converse
Bob Clark
Buchanan
Clark
Jack the Jagger
Jordan and Gunkel: Wedding at St Pauls Church
Miss Cecelia Gunkel and William Jordan wed at St Pauls Catholic Church in a Wednesday morning ceremony conducted by Rev Father Kroll. Attendants Miss Norah Gunkel and Edward Jordan. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home before the couple departed on their wedding trip. They will reside at 40 Swinney Avenue after November 5.
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Cecelia Gunkel
William Jordan
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Father Kroll
Norah Gunkel
Edward Jordan
Mrs. Jordan
Swinney Avenue
Remedy for Female Complaints and Blood Disorder
An old advertises Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound as an invaluable specific for female complaints and diseases said to arise from an impure state of the blood. Sold by Dreier & Bro at the corner of Calhoun and Columbia streets.
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Dreier & Bro
Calhoun and
Columbia Streets
Mrs Zorbaugh Recovers After Major Surgery
Mrs P L Zorbaugh wife of a real estate man shows speedy improvement and is recovering at St Joseph hospital following a severe surgical operation several days ago.
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P. L. Zorbaugh
Comprehensive Veterinary Manual For Livestock Health Care
Nearly one hundred illustrations describe diseases common to farm animals and give a complete list and method of administering medicines. The book criticizes bleeding and feeding abuses, presents simple alphabetic disease entries, and covers topics like Railroad Disease of Cattle and Texan Fever. It claims broad expert collaboration from veterinarians and professors across states and territories.
This book offers durable cloth binding and embossed title design
The volume features elegant back and side designs stamped in red and green, profuse illustrations, and fine book paper. Size 6x814 inches, about 500 pages. Price is $1.50, with a special office price of $1.00 at the Sentinel Office.
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Pet
Dayton Bek
Toledo Paha le el
el Aware
Ort
Wayne Tweeter
Sis Wheeling Steer
Marion Ease
W. E. English
Bookwalter
Jordan—Gunkel
McClure
Robert McClure
M. D
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