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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1906

Page

6

Regulations enforce pure food and drug act labeling

Secretary Wilson announced enforceable labeling rules for food and drugs under the new act. Standards require listing ingredients, marking strength or purity on standard drugs, limiting deleterious preservatives, and mandating origin, composition, and whether products are compounds, mixtures, or blends.

Washington Wilson Department of Agriculture H. W. Wiley Agricultural Department N. D. North Department of Commerce and Labor James L. Gerry Treasury Department Metcalf Shaw

Margaret Fuller Dies in Richmond Former Fort Wayne Resident

The obituary notes Mrs. Margaret Fuller, formerly of Fort Wayne, died in Richmond. She was of advanced age and had lived in Richmond for about five or six years after leaving Fort Wayne.

WF. Sullivan Bouth Wayne Margaret Fuller Richmond

Countess of Carlisle elected president of world W C T U

Boston October 20 Countess of Carlisle chosen president of the world’s W C T U to succeed Lady Henry Somerset who declined re election. Officers elected include Miss Lillian Stevens as vice president at large and Miss Agnes Slack Miss Anna Gordon as honorary secretaries and Miss Mary Sanderson as treasurer.

Boston Countess of Carlisle the Worlds Henry Somerset Castle Howard York England Lillian M. N. Stevens Portland Agnes M. Slack Ripley Derbyshire Anna A. Gordon Evanston Mary E. Sanderson Danville P. Q Stevens Massachusetts Dorothy Menard Crusade Ohio Countess of Carlisle Massachusetts Union Young Women’s Christian Temperance Union

Methodist Educational Interests Merge in One Organization

Cincinnati reports the merger of all Methodist Episcopal educational bodies including the Board of Education, Sunday School Union, tract society, and Freedman’s Aid and Southern Education Society. Headquarters move to Cincinnati by January 1 with offices for key superintendents set there. A future plan aims to elect a single general secretary for all merged entities and centralize administration.

Cincinnati Methodist Episcopal Church The Freedman’s Aid and Southern Education Society General Conference Committee Board of Education Society Sunday School Union, Tract Society Freedmans Aid Society Mason Freedmans and Society Theirfield Walden

Salvation Army Citadel to Open November 10 and 11

The new Salvation Army citadel on East Washington Street will be formally opened on November 10 and 11. Brigadier B. B. Cox of Detroit, Staff Captain Yoder, Staff Captain Atkins and many other officers will be present for the dedication events.

Salvation Army Salvation Army Citadel East Washington Street B. B. Cox Detroit Yoder Atkins Opi

Oyster Supper Shared by Walter George and Messengers

Walter George hosted an oyster supper on Friday evening for twelve messenger boys of the Red Line Messenger service. The gathering included music and games following the meal, and all attendees thoroughly enjoyed the evening.

Walter George

Arctic explorer home from north reach Fort Wayne

Dr. W N Fowler of Bluffton, official surgeon for Walther Wellman’s North Pole airship expedition, returns to Bluffton after the aborted spring attempt. He reports the party remains enthusiastic and believes Wellman’s plan is feasible for next year.

W. N. Fowler Bluffton Walter Wellman North Pole Fort Wayne Fowler Detroit Wellman Dr. Fowler the Sentinel New Aveline New York Christiana Norway Trondjem Tromsoe Frithjof Pole America Paris

Five to accompany Wellman in airship trip yet to be chosen

Only Major Hersey from the Wellman party has been named, he rode with Lamb in the recent balloon race in France. Dr. and Mrs. Fowler were guests of Fred M. Stevens of the New Aveline during their Fort Wayne visit today.

Mr. Wellman Onl Wellman Major Hersey Lamb France Mrs. Fowler Fred M. Stevens New Aveline Fort Wayne

Indiana Y M C A Convention Plans Revealed

Friday meeting at Railroad Y M C A rooms discussed state convention details led by Stacy state secretary. M S Wilson chairs information bureau with HQ at Railroad Y M C A. Notables include W O Thompson A V Helm Fred Taylor Edmund W Booth I E Brown L E H Buell James M Burwick C W Newton John F Moore and others.

Indiana Young Men’s Christian Association Railroad Y. M. C. A BR. Stacy Information Bureau M. S. Willson W. O. Thompson Ohio State University A. V. Helm Japan Y. M. C. A Fred Taylor First Baptist Church Indianapolis Edmund W. Booth Grand Rapids Press I. EB. Brown Chicago Illinois L. E H. Buell Ann Arbor Michigan Y. M. C. A James M. Burwick Duluth and Iron Range Railroad Two Harbors Winn Pennsylvania Railroad C. W. Newton Wabash Railroad Toledo John F. Moore New York City The National Committee

Street Car Collides With Wagon on West Main

A Broadway street car struck a Hicks and Miller wagon driven by J. L. Stewart on West Main near Ewing Saturday. One horse was badly cut and the wagon harness broken, the other horse damaged but not seriously. The driver escaped uninjured as the car sped and lifted the wagon onto its fender. The runaway horse was caught within the square.

Broadway Hicks & Miller J. L. Stewart West Main Street Ewing

Bicycle Crash Injures Young Messenger Near Clinton Street

John Kelley a West Superior Street resident and messenger was struck by a Mogaman Yarnelle & Co. truck in front of their Clinton Street store on Saturday. He escaped with minor cuts and bruises as his bicycle wheel was smashed. Nearby Orland holds a lecture course. Samuel Wear a 76 year old resident died.

John Kelley West Superior Street Mogaman, Yarnelle & Co Clinton Street Orland Samuel. Wear

Allen County Sunday School Convention at Wayne Street Church

The Allen county Sunday school convention will be held next Saturday at Wayne street M. E. church with leaders Mary Foster Bryner Rev Herbert Moninger and Rev E W Halpenny. The program features devotions lectures songs and a chicken dinner to support church work. A special Sunday meeting for primary teachers and officers is also planned at 2:30 PM with sessions on the child we teach and how to make the Sunday Genoa go.

Allen County Wayne Street M. E County Association Mary Foster Bruyner Chicago Herbert Moninger Cincinnati E. W. Halpenny Mary Foster Bryner Ohio The M. E. Society J. C. F. McMakin Thomas Harrison E.W. . Halpenny

Penny Price Cut Sparks Store Panic in Louisville

In Louisville on October 20 a bargain sale of china ware drew about two thousand shoppers. A rush to the rear, a mistaken $5 bill claim, and a trampling frenzy left twelve injured including Mrs George Williams and a 12 year old girl. Doors closed, medical aid hurried in. A separate note recalls Thomas Lindsey’s Civil War service.

Louisville George Williams Liliam Williams Ray Brashear Elsie Freckman P. Huffman Lena Foreman Maggie Finn

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Rei Hury' Horry Joy Scott Silas NEW York Evening. Telegram NEW York Herald Secre Tary Wilson Lady Somerset Councils of World Frances E. Willard OQ Oberholtzer Pennsylvania Department of Thrift Savings United States M. E. Educational Interests Merged Arctic Explorer Wellman Party M. E. Church Gilbert Buss- Blaney Theodore F Charlei Thomas Lindsey Angola Franklin County Tennessee New Albany Twenty-eighth Whitley County To- En Mareh
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