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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1911

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Murdered Indiana Doctor Found In Her Apartment Room

Indianapolis October 24 Dr Helen Knabe a woman physician was found dead in her apartment bedroom with a deep throat wound and bruises. Police ruled murder not suicide and detained janitor Jefferson Haynes his daughter and housekeeper for questioning. No weapon or signs of robbery observed. motive seemingly criminal assault as investigators pursue leads in a quiet prosperous neighborhood.

Indianapolis Ind Helen Knabe Jefferson Haynes Hoa' Haynes Fannie Winston Knabe Katherine McPherson Win Dr. Knabe Miss McPherson Augusta Knabe Frane Kropp Indiana (Ollege of Medicine J. N. Hurty State Board of Health Ernest C. Reyer Knahe Dr. Knahe Haynes Detective’s Department Police Pro Krade

Fifth Suit Aims to Break Lumber Trust in Minnesota

The government files its fifth action to dissolve the lumber trust in U S court at St Paul Minnesota naming The Northwestern Lumberman's Association Lumber Secretaries Bureau of Information and related parties including Take W Boyce Platt B Walker and several officers and directors across Minnesota Iowa and Illinois. The case follows other suits charging the group with operating a trade ethic and publishing a trade journal as the trust organ.

St. Paul St. Paul, Minn Lumber Trust United States Northwestern Lumberman’s Association Lumber Secretaries Bureau of Information Ilinois Corporation Trust Colorado Take W. Boyce Minneapolis Minn Platt B. Walker W. R. Wood Parker M. D Charles Webster Waucoma Iowa Willard G. Hollis George I. Thompson C. M. Porter Oskalooss Town KE. G. Flin QO. M. Botsford Winona W. T

Richeson Case Advances to Grand Jury Trial

Boston reports that preparations for Suffolk County special grand jury sessions continue next Thursday over Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson’s murder case. Prosecutors review evidence as Richeson’s lawyers build a medico legal defense for the Cambridge pastor, with a January trial anticipated. A Harvard Medical School analysis of Avis Linnell’s stomach is awaited to compare cyanide quantities. The body was exhumed from Hyannis and brought to Boston to determine if the cyanide container lay in the bath robe pocket with the urn.

Clarence V. T. Richeson Immanuel Baptist Church Cambridge Mass Avis Linnell Richeson Moses G. Edmands Violet Boston Suffolk Grand Jury Pelletier Prof. Whitney Harvard Medical School Newton Center Miss Linnell Hyannis

Indiana rural schools to be studied for reform plan

Henry Schoppman, an 80 year old Fort Wayne resident, died at home. Charles A. Greathouse, Indiana's superintendent of public instruction, begins a tour of rural schools in thirty counties to collect data for a statewide modernization program. He will assess five month terms and the teaching and building conditions to push industrial education in Indiana.

Indianapolis Ind Charles A. Greathouse Monticello Indiana Hoosier White County Greathouse Switzerland County Wudy

Robbers Hold Up South Bend Office Girl at Gunpoint

In South Bend Indiana on October 24 two highwaymen masked by pistols robbed the Mahler and Hildebrand building supply firm. They forced Misa Grace Bauerman to surrender the cash drawer contents after a nearby employee had earlier taken $250 to the bank. The thieves escaped with $25 from the cash drawer.

South Bend Ind Misa Grace Bauerman Mahler & Hildebrand

Pioneer John Hess Civil War veteran dies in Indiana

Columbia City Indiana October 24 John Hess a well known Civil War veteran and pioneer of Union township died Monday morning at 1 10 oclock at his farm home after a seven or eight day illness from pneumonia He was born March 15 1842 and was 69 years 7 months and 8 days old at his death He was born in Union township and was one of the Hess brothers pioneers of the township.

Columbia City Ind John Hess Union Township Hess Brothers

Dumont Seeks Divorce From Ivin Teonia Ganar Dumont

Edgar Dumont of New Orleans files for divorce from his wife Ivin Teonia Ganar Dumont who recently appeared in New York court episodes. The case follows the Barrett incident where artist George H. Barrett attacked Mrs. Dumont, was photographed, and re-arrested after a photographer was attacked.

New Orleans Edgar Dumont Ivin Teonia Ganar Dumont New York Barrett Dumont

Man Fatally Hurt After Fall At Crump Theater

In Columb, Indiana, October 24, Harry Jones aged 25 a farm hand is believed fatally injured after tripping and falling headlong down a theater balcony stairway. He suffered a broken collar bone in three places and internal injuries.

Columb Ind Harry Jones Crump Theater

Five Year Old Crushed By Wagon Wheels

In Bluffton Indiana on October 24 Freddie Coolman five years old son of A D Coolman was riding on a gravel wagon with his father when he fell and the wheels passed over his chest breaking five ribs. Doctors fear for his recovery amid the tragedy near Markle.

Bluffton Ind Freddie Coolman A. D. Coolman Markle

Paul Migge Builds New Front To His Home

Massillon Ohio October 23 Paul Migge is rebuilding a new front to his house after a whisky barrel explosion. He was inspecting an empty barrel with a lighted match when fumes ignited causing the blast that badly damaged the dwelling. Migge escaped with slight injuries.

Massillon Ohio Paul Migge

Martinsville duo attempt suicide after assault charge

Martinsville Ind Oct 24 William George and Mrs Loretta Cox declared they wished to die together then drank two bottles of chloroform and collapsed. George, charged with assault and battery, had been surrendered by his bondsman to the sheriff. Doctors said little hope of saving either.

Martinsville Ind William George Loretta Cox George

Postmaster Expires in Salamania After Typhoid Illness

Portland Ind Oct 24 Charles V Skinner proprietor of a general store at Salamania and postmaster of that place died at his home at 640 oclock Sunday evening after a week long illness of typhoid fever He was a well known Jay county resident who spent his entire life in Salamania and ran the store he owned at his death.

Portland Ind Charles V. Skinner Salamania Jay County

Evansville Man Drops Dead After Acquittal

Evansville Ind Oct 24 Charles Fairchild 63 a furniture worker was discharged from police court this forenoon after a minor assault and battery case when he collapsed in a physician s office seeking relief from faintness. Officials believe the excitement of the trial hastened his death.

Evansville Ind Charles Fairchild

Four Thousand Casualties Amid Benghazi Bombardment

Malta reports from Benghazi and Tripoli estimate four thousand casualties among inhabitants after the Halian fleet bombarded the city. The British consulate suffered severe damage and Consul John Francis Jones was wounded. Jewish British subjects sheltering there were killed or wounded, Maltese buildings and a church were destroyed, and panic spread as rebels advanced. Foreign warships shielded the remaining foreigners.

Malta Benghazi Tripoli John Francis Jones

Rebels seize Kiu-Kiang and Hukow in Wiang-Si province

In Shanghai Ort 24 report Kiu-Kiang in Wiang-Si has fallen to rebels. The government house burned, no other disturbances. Hukow, a fortified town fifteen miles east, has also fallen. The revolutions spread eastward as thousands flee Nanking, feared imminent fall.

Shanghai Kiu-Kiang Wiang-Si Hukow Kiu- Kiang Nanking

National assembly opens with low attendance in Pekin

Ninety members attend the first business meeting as reps from Sze-Chuen and Hu Peh are absent. Native bankers refuse government advances and Sian Fu has defected to the rebels, signaling a troubled start to the proceedings.

Pekin National Assembly Sze-Chuen Hu Peh Sian Fu

Daniel McHenry Dead South Bend Manufacturer Dies in Ireland

Daniel McHenry 56 president of the McHenrys McMill House Manufacturing company died in a private hospital in Belefast Ireland. He had been a longtime South Bend resident and business man since 1899. The body will be buried in Rasharkin Ireland.

South Bend Tnd Daniel McHenry McHenrys McMill House Manufacturing Company Belefast Ireland Rasharkin

Walsh dies of heart disease after prison release

Chicago Oct 23 former banker publisher and railroad owner John RR Walsh died a week after leaving Leavenworth on parole. Age 74 he had been bedridden since Oct 16 and received constant medical care. His health declined after the penitentiary sentence for misappropriating bank funds and a long auto ride from prison to Kansas City.

Chicago John RR. Walsh Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary Walsh Leavenworth Mr. Walsh Federal Penitentiary Mary L. Walsh Richard W. Walsh John W Kansas City Finance Richard

Woman's effort bars new saloon in Chicago neighborhood

Mrs. Edward A. Leicht led neighbors in opposing a planned saloon at North Clark street and Fullerton boulevard. She gathered signatures on a petition to Mayor Harrison, who announced no license would be issued, upholding residence-area preservation.

Chicago North Clark Street Fullerton Boulevard Edward A. Leicht Lake View Avenue Henry Griesbach Leicht Griesbach

Mary J Kendall Draws First in Rosebud Land Lottery

In Gregory on October 24 Mary J Kendall of Rapid City drew No 1 in the Rosebud land lottery. The first prize is valued around 10000 dollars and the three day drawing uses 40000 prizes. The Gregory Opera House hosts the event with telegraph notification for winners.

Gregory Mary J. Kendall Rapid City Gregory Opera House Telegraph Virginia Foster Dallas Dorothy Slaughter Wetten Frank Woods G. Fisher Judge Wetten Monroe Eickenberry Onward Ind William George Duncan Fljoria Chamberlain James W. Wetten Erates Sam

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