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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1903

Page

11

Street Railway Directors Here Directors Meet For City Line Extensions

Fort Wayne Traction and Fort Wayne Van Wert and Lima Traction directors idle in Fort Wayne for a regular meeting. Prominent attendees include President George F. McCulloch and General Manager A L Drum. Extensions progress, Broadway line double track, South Calhoun street line next in line for work. Discussion planned on fixing meeting point with interurban line and progress on grading near Lima. Road graded to Roy street. track laying pending decision. Miss Blanche Gaffney and Frank Gaffney visiting Chicago.

Fort Wayne Traction Company Fort Wayne, van Wert and Lima Traction Company Fort Wayne George F. McCulloch A. L. Drum Union Traction Company Seceral Broadway Fleming Calhoun Street McCulloch Drum van Wert Lima Roy Street

Japan and Russia Nearer Together in Far East Talks

Japanese minister in London says talks with Russia over Manchuria and Korea are hopeful for an amicable settlement. He notes Japan's interests in Korea and Manchuria remain, expects Russia to evacuate Manchuria in October, and worries over M. Witte becoming premier may slow negotiations.

London Far East St. Petersburg Russia Japan Manchuria Corea Baronbayashi United States M. Witte Council of Ministers Finance

Evening interurban fares end with summer program

The Southwestern Interurban will close its midsummer night fare reductions tonight after June use. General Manager Nelson said the low evening rate did not prove as popular as hoped and the experiment may not be repeated next year. Cars now wear fresh green paint and new lettering after shop work in Huntington. Directors will meet next week in Augusta, Maine.

Nelson Huntington Augusta Maine

Smooth Swindle Targeted Mr Getz During Carnival

Two swindlers, during a railroad carnival, befriended Joe F. Getz at Main and Calhoun and offered to sell two diamonds for about two hundred dollars claiming they were hard up and forced to sell. The incident occurred Saturday morning of last week as Getz bought cigars at his shop.

Joe F. Getz Mr. Getz Main and Calhoun Street

Diamonds Switched. Getz Seeks Suspects in Chicago

Mr Getz testified the diamonds were genuine and worth about 225 dollars. He bought the stones, then returned to Greens where he found two pieces of glass had been substituted. Police were alerted and a description of two men was given, but they could not be located. Getz left for Chicago and is pursuing the men there.

Captain Allan H Dougall Reports Safe Arrival in Philippines

Capt Allan H Dougall, who left the city in June for a Maila to accept an auditor post in the Philippines, writes July 24 that he has reached the islands safely. He says the position pleases him and that the climate and work suit him well, and he sends newspapers and articles from the distant United States possessions.

Allan H. Dougall Maila Philippines Dougall Mate United States

Trust Companies Plan Unified Interest Rate Agreement

Leaders from Fort Wayne Trust Tri-State Loan and Trust Citizens Trust and People's Trust met at Fort Wayne Trust to align on depositor interest rates. A joint committee of executives will draft terms for boards. The talks focus on establishing a uniform rate, currently advertised as 3 percent on time deposits.

Hort Wayne Trust Company Citizens’ Trust Company Peopie’s Trust and Savings Company Tri-state Loan and Trust Company Messrs. H. C. Paul 8. M. Foster E. H. McDonald Fort Wayne Trust Company C. A. Wilding W. E. Mossman G. W. Pixley John Ferguson F. L. Jones E. W. Cook Citizen's Trust Company W. L. Moellering R. W. T. DeWald P. J. McDonald The People’s Trust and Savings Company

Bryan postpones Ohio speaking tour dates

William J. Bryan said pressures of business forced postponement of his Ohio speaking tour with Mayor Tom L. Johnson. Three dates will be held this week and three moved to October. Bryan noted the dates were not cancelled and he will begin filling three shows tomorrow night, with the remaining three in October.

Iihncoln Neb William J. Bryan Ohio Tom L. Johnson Mr. Bryan

Northern Indiana Briefs sum up varied local happenings

Items report a Hartford City school board contract for a new high school, a jail detention for Joseph H. Irving on arson charges, James Oliver celebrating his 80th birthday, a failed burglary at Decatur restaurant, the formation of W C Mumert Veneer and Lumber Co in Millersburg, and annual DeKalb County Battalion meetings at Waterloo. Also noted are burn injuries to Albert Claypool, the First National Bank of Angola organizers, the death of Mrs. Eddington, the false fire alarm case in South Bend, and the fatal stabbing of W A Wade at Goshen with O Neill's prison sentence in Michigan City.

Hartford City Joseph H. Irving Westville James Oliver South Bend Alex LeBrun Decatur W. C. Mummert Veneer and Lumber Company Millersburg Elkhart County DeKalb County Waterloo Albert Claypool D. Eddington Montpelier Goshen South Milford Lagrange County O’neil Michigan City

Will Wed at Los Angeles in Sacred Heart Ceremony

Bans were posted at St Marys Catholic church for the marriage of Lena Merz of this city and Henry Kleinreichert of Redlands Cal. The ceremony will occur at Sacred Heart church in Los Angeles Tuesday morning with Rev Father Fitzgerald officiating. The couple will honeymoon at Catalina Island and reside in Redlands. Miss Merz daughter of Peter Merz, and Kleinreichert a baker in Redlands.

St. Mary’s Catholic Church Lena Merz Henry Kleinreichert Redlands Cal Sacred Heart Church Los Angeles Father Fitzgerald Henry Merz Katherine Dugan James Mellville Cataline Island Miss Merz Peter Merz Pennsylvania West Kleinreichert Allen County

Bank of Wayne opens in Fort Wayne on Aug 10 at 127 E Berry

Bankers and Real Estate Dealers Soldier Co announce the Bank of Wayne will begin general banking operations on Monday August 10 at 127 East Berry Street Fort Wayne Indiana. The firm invites customers to call before buying or selling farm lands.

E. Berry Street Fort Wayne Ind Soldier Co Fort Wayne and Sigonier Indiana

Lutheran Schools Open Fall Term Citywide

The Lutheran schools opened the fall term with attendance matching prior years and a largely unchanged instructor corps. Em maus church voted Sunday to replace Prof. Storch with Prof. Wolf of Indianapolis due to Storchs ill health. Catholic schools plan early openings with exams and enrollments set for Thursday.

Emmaus Church Wolf Indianapolis Storch Brothers’ School St. Augustine's Academy

Homeyer Miller Story at Rev J W Lake Home

On Saturday evening at his home Rev J W Lake of Calvary U B church conducted a service or event related to Homeyer Miller. The readable fragment suggests a religious or community gathering involving Lake and the Homeyer Miller names.

Magnates Face a Jersey Jury in High School Death Case

In Newark New Jersey on August 31 seven North Jersey Street Railway directors faced Essex county court on manslaughter indictments linked to the February Clifton avenue trolley crash that killed nine Newark high school students. Indicted were Cassatt Crimmins Young Ward Gaddis and others with jurors selected as witnesses and relatives filled the courtroom.

Newark N. J North Jersey Street Railway Company Essex County Court Newark High School Clifton Avenue Alexander J. Cassatt Pennsylvania Railroad Company John D. Crimmins New York Edward F. C. Young North Jersey Street Railroad Company First National Bank of Jersey City Leslie D. Ward Prudential Insurance Company Elisha B. Gaddis David Young North Jersey J. Roosevelt Shanley Street Railway Company Ernestina Miller Gummer van Sickle Dixon Charles W. Riker Hood and Wilson Child Werts R. V. Lindaburg Josep Cault James B. Vredenburgh

Bands Picnic At Woodland Grove Attracts Local Crowd

Bands from Monroeville Payne Antwerp and nearby towns gathered for a Sunday picnic at Woodland Grove near Monroeville. Congressman J M Robinson spoke. Alien County Farmers Mutual Insurance reported lightning damage. A horn cow on W J Esterline’s Abolt township farm was struck and killed Friday night. A horse on J D Sterling’s Lake township farm was killed by lightning Friday night.

Monroeville Payne Antwerp Woodland Grove J. M. Robinson Alien County Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company W. J. Esterline Abolt Township J. D. Sterling Lake Township

Quiet Home Wedding Unites Miss Gary Wheelock and Thomas Dilworth

A small afternoon ceremony at 3 o clock joined Miss Gary Katherine Wheelock of 1020 Harrison Street and Thomas Gordon Dilworth of Waco Texas. Attending were out of town guests Mr J J Carmony Findlay Ohio E Crawford Chicago and Mrs Ralph Taylor New York City. Rev J Webster Bailey officiated under an arch of smiles with Ruth Wheelock as flower girl. The bride wore a charming gown and was married in a private Plymouth Congregational Church setting.

Kent K. Wheelock Harrison Street Gary Katherine Thomas Gordon Dilworth Waco Texas J. J. Carmony Findlay Ohio E. ©. Crawford Chicago Ralph Taylor New York City Auger Httle

Notable Union of Two Fort Wayne Arbors in Waco Marriage

The couple plan a short time in Fort Wayne before September and will move to Waco in October where the groom practices law. The bride, a gifted musician, is popular locally and graduated in June from the Virginia Female Institute in Scranton, Virginia. The groom is a leading Waco lawyer.

Fort Wayne Waco Dilworth Virginia Female Institute Scranton

Roe Loses Furniture in Transit Near Baldwin

William Roe moved from the Godfrey farm to a Baldwin-area farm Saturday afternoon and reported two parlor chairs and a sofa missing during transit. The furniture was found further along the road and hauled to police headquarters. Authorities, including Sheriff Stout and detectives, investigated.

William Roe Godfrey County Asylum Baldwin Albert Roth Gorsline Rule Stout Thomas Turflinger Roe

Fort Wayne Boy Is Champion at Quoits

James Miller of Fort Wayne won the United States quoits championship by beating G. Nixon 15 to 7 in Chicago. He plans to compete in Toronto on September 10 and 11 for an international title.

James Miller Quoits United States Chicago G. Nixon Toronto Canada Mr. Miller Mr. Nixon Quoils R. Bradbrandt Jack Miller W. Scanlon David Miller R. Gray Fort Wayne

Judge Dreibelbiss to Speak on Trusties at State Conference

Municipal Judge R. B. Dreibelbiss will address the state conference of charities and corrections in this city. He will discuss trusties, prisoners granted limited liberty under assurance they will not attempt escape, and the implications of such programs.

R. B. Dreibelbiss State Conference of Charities and Corrections

Roosevelt hosts New York officials and press figures at Oyster Bay luncheon

At luncheon in Oyster Bay on August 31 President Roosevelt welcomed John McMackin New York state board commissioner Henry L Einstein proprietor Ervin Wardman editor of the New York Press Dr Albert Shaw editor of the Review of Reviews and J Lincoln Steffens. He later expected to receive A J Fleming editor of the Comet Braymer Mo.

Oyster Bay Roosevelt John McMackin State Board New York Henry L. Einstein Ervin Wardman The New York Press Albert Shaw Review of Reviews J. Lincoln Steffens A. J. Fleming Comet Braymer

Tragic Bank Clerk Fatally Shoots Woman Then Self

Richmond Virginia August 31 Herbert Bates a clerk at the First National Bank shot and killed Mies Rena Gentry then killed himself. No witnesses to the tragedy and it is believed she rejected his advances. Dr E Wright Codex and C Bush started at 6 oclock Sunday for Clear Lake in Dr Dodzs auto motile and due to the heavy Seine

Richmond Herbert Bates First National Bank Mies Rena Gentry E. Wright C. &. Bush Clear Lake Dodz

Emeritus Status for Fort Wayne Med Chair Sweringen

Dr H V Sweringen resigns as chair of therapeutics at Fort Wayne College of Medicine after long service since 1877. He is named professor emeritus and is among city’s earliest medical founders. Changes follow, with Wallace taking therapeutics, Calvin leaving physiology, and Weaver named physiology lecturer. Fall term begins September 8th.

Medical College H. V. Sweringen Fort Wayne College of Medicine Old Taylor University Sweringen Fort Wayne Taylor University Y. Cliff Wallace W. D. Calvin J. Perley Weaver

French Day At Centliva Park Draws Dense Local Attendance

Sunday event at Centliva Park showcased French culture with the Societe Chorale from Matthews and Ila Lyre Franco-Belge leading a vocal program including the Marseillaise. The Packard City band performed French selections, and plans for a regional French society across northern Indiana were announced.

Centliva Park Detroit Matthews Societe Chorale Ila Lyre Franco-Belge de Rille M. Houssiere Packard City Band Indiana

Turf Plunger Finds Haven in London

William Fleischmann of Cincinnati known as the turf plunger left Saratoga amid a $35,000 bookmaker debt and has since suffered a slight stroke in London. Julius Fleischmann, Cincinnati mayor and William’s cousin, exchanged messages by cable today while noting the betting ventures were his own.

New York William Fleischmann Cincinnati Saratoga London Julius Fleischmann William Fleischmann

Local Marriage Licenses Listed in Brief

Alva C. Bryant and Alice Moore Otto Homeyer and Clara Miller appear among marriage licenses. Georgeen and Pauline Ha big, Thomas G. Dilworth and Gara Kathe arine Wheelock also listed in the brief notice.

Alva C. Bryant Alice Moore Otto Homeyer Clara Miller Oo Goeghen Pauline Ha

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fort Wayne, Ind P. S. Safety Deposit Boxes Mrs. Winslow Blanche Gaffney Frank Gaffney Tour Trust Cyrus Cline Clarence Freeman E. S. Croxton A. E. Leas Lauren E. Smith J. B. Parsell First National Bank of Angola Will Bank OF Wayne Lutheran Homeyer-Miller A. J. Cassatt Gara Katherine Wheellock T. C. Dilworth Waco Tex Charles Sherwin Willie Farnan Pettijohn Penu Sherwin Lafayette Street Farnan William Schneider HV. Sweringen Centlivae Park
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