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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1901

Page

2

Czar Arrives in France for Grand Maneuvers in Sept

Paris reports escalating excitement as the czar plans to arrive for the maneuvers. He will travel via Dunkirk Compiegne and Reims with a naval display reinforced by Mediterranean ships. President Loubet will meet him, with safety measures tight and crowds expected in Dunkirk and Compiegne.

Paris France Dunkirk Compiegne Reims Vitry Betheny Mediterranean Standart Alexis Svetland Chamber of Commerce Czar M. Loubet Compigne

Salisbury Not to Retire Continue in Power Says Report

London reports an Associated Press detail that internal family agita and unionist leaders push Lord Salisbury to stay as premier to avoid a succession conflict. His sons and daughters fear health decline from duty while other Cecil relatives and unionists doubt relief would aid his health or governance.

London Associated Press Lord Salisbury Cecil Unionist Foreign Office Lord Lansdowne

Rare Laurel Oak Attracts Attention In Indiana

A laurel oak tree in front of Dr. J. W. Younge’s Webster and Tabor residence draws notice. Professor Cressy notes only five such trees are known in Indiana. Dr. Younge learned the variety from G. F. Felts. The tree’s leaves resemble laurel and it resembles a weeping willow in form. Leaves stay year round and shed in spring.

J. W. Younge Webster and Tabor Cressy Indiana Younge G. F. Felts

Explosion Wrecks Munson Home. German Miner Hurt

In Munson a German miner Enmanuel Rinus was emptying powder from one cask when a spark from his pipe ignited the powder. The blast wrecked the house and sent the Rinus family flying. The father, mother, and two children are severely burned. all are living but in critical condition.

Altoona Munson Enmanuel Rinus Rinus

Boers Blow Up a Train Near Waterval

A dispatch from Pretoria says 20 Boers blew up a train between Waterval and Haman's Kraal. They fired on the train, setting it afire. Lieutenant Colonel Vandaleur of the Irish Guards was killed. Other casualties were not yet reported.

London Lord Kitchener Pretoria Waterval Haman Kraal Vandaleur Irish Guards

Burglars Rob Frank Safford’s Home in Fairfield Area

Burglars broke into Frank Safford’s residence at 450 Fairfield Avenue while he was away in Odon Michigan. The prowlers also entered the barn and took several small items. Entry was gained by forcing a window. Mr. Safford believes losses will be minor.

Frank Safford Fairfield Avenue Safford Odon Mich

Knox couple’s banns published at St Patrick’s church

The bans of Miss Sophia Passino and Frank E. Dumas of Knox Indiana were published Sunday at St Patrick's church. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Passino, and the groom is a jeweler in Knox.

Sophia Passino Frank E. Dumas Knox Ind St. Patrick’s Church Peter Passino

General William Ludlow Dies at 63 in New Jersey

Briga dier General William Ludlow A S A died in Convent New Jersey after noon on Aug 31 from consumption. A West Point graduate 1860 he served in the Civil War the Atlanta campaign Custer Black Hills expedition centennial duties lighthouse board and Nicaragua canal commission among other posts. He commanded embarkation at Tampa and active in the Santiago campaign during the Spanish American War.

Philippines West Point Sherman Nashville Army of the Cumberland Thomas Atlanta Black Hills Custer Lighthouse Board Philadelphia Congress Ludlow District of Columbia Detroit Court of St. James London Nicaragua Canal Commission Sandy Hook Channel New York Washington Miles Spain Cuba Tampa Santiago

Funeral for General Ludlow in Trinity Church

Funeral services for General Ludlow will be held at noon Tuesday September 3 in Trinity Church New York. The body arrives from Convent Station with escort of engineers and artillery. Numerous telegrams of condolence reach the Ludlow family noted by the Army and Navy officers expected to attend.

New York General Ludlow Trinity Church Convent Station Army Navy Ludlow

Remains of Brigadier General Ludlow to be cremated

Information from the war department confirms that Brigadier General Ludlow's remains will be cremated. A funeral service is planned for Tuesday at Trinity Church in New York, with interment of the ashes at the Ludlow family home on Long Island.

Washington War Department Ludlow Trinity Church New York Ludlows Long Island

Wreck At Avilla Delays Freight Train and Passengers

An early Saturday derailment of Baltimore and Ohio train No 22 hauled by Engine 60 at Avilla halted traffic for hours. Four cars left the rails. Rome City cottage train behind carried thirty passengers and was detained until 10 o clock. A special train led by Conductor Reilly Evans and Engineer John Abercrombie retrieved the belated passengers. Engineer Lopshire and his fireman escaped unharmed.

Grand Rapids and Indiana Baltimore and Ohio Avilla Rome City Lopshire

Train wreck at crossing blamed on towerman confusion

Passengers say the accident occurred after the towerman became confused and sent wrong signals. Engineer Lopshire was told to go ahead and, once moving toward the crossing, the signal was turned against him. The engine and cars left the rails, the engine careened, and about 200 feet of track were torn up or displaced.

Lopshire

Robbery Hearing for Mrs McCullough Diamonds

Chicago hearing continued for Sam Peardon a bartender charged with stealing $1,000 in diamonds from Mrs Charles McCullough of Fort Wayne Ind The witness testified at the Perfecto cafe on August 18 that she was drugged and robbed Peardon’s defense failed and the case was adjourned to September 9.

Chicago Sam Peardon Charles McCuLloch Fort Wayne Ind Wallace Thirty-fifth Street Peardon Cottage Grove Avenue

Wabash Engineman Doubles Duty on Peru Line

Engineer Sible with engine 1 percent runs passenger trains Nos. 18 and 19 called the Peru plug and hauls gravel daily from the Peru pit to New Haven for the new line toward the Maumee river. The crossing work nears completion with rails laid to the river tonight and bridge structure work to start next week.

Sible Wabash Peru New Haven Maumee River Schnitker The Sentinel

Old Settlers Picnic at Stephenson's Grove

The old settlers of Monroe and nearby townships plan their annual picnic in Stephenson's grove on the Ridge road this coming Saturday September 7. Speakers include Hon. J. M. Robinson Superintendent Alexander Johnson and Rev. I. J. Bicknell.

Monroe Stephenson’s Grove Ridge Road J. M. Robinson Alexander Johnson I. J. Bicknell

Concordia College Opens Fall Term With 40 New Students

Concordia college begins the fall term next Wednesday morning with about forty new first year students. Director J. Schmidt will deliver the opening address. In the afternoon new candidate admissions will be examined. The college has about 180 students on roll. Twenty eight students graduate this year and will enter the seminary at St. Louis for the final three years.

Concordia College J. Schmidt St. Louis

Shaw Not a Candidate for 1904 Says Iowa Plan First

Governor Shaw of Iowa, passing through Omaha, denies any pursuit of a presidential bid in 1904. He backs Iowa’s aim to win the largest state mandate on its own ticket and freshens focus on local success rather than national speculation.

Omaha Neb Shaw Iowa Chicago Dolliver

Robison Park praises and Port Townsend guest visits

Locals praise Robison Park Fort Wayne for courteous treatment under Mr Purcell. John Lillie formerly of Latty now in Port Townsend Wash visits friends, serves as grand commander of Knights Templar Washington and attended the Louisville conclave, reporting an excellent time.

Latty Ohio Herald Robison Park Fort Wayne Purcell John Lillie Port Townsend Wash Mr. Lillie Knights Templar Washington Louisville

Reunion of Old Settlers Meeting at Bluffton Sept 26

The Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania Old Settlers association will hold its twentieth annual reunion at Studebaker grove Bluffton on Thursday Sept 26. The program begins at 10 am with music by the K of P band Ossian band and Forty seventh Regiment band followed by dinner addresses glee club songs and hospitable events with reduced railroad rates and city decorations.

Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania Old Settlers’ Association Fort Wayne Studebaker Grove Bluffton K. of P Kokomo Ossian Forty-seventh Regiment Martial Band

Arrests in August 1901 Report by Lieut Lapp

Record lists August arrests across categories including intoxication vagrancy prostitution burglary stealing and assault with counts for each offense. The report also notes cases of climbing moving trains keeping house of ill fame and associating with prostitutes.

Henry Lapp Bane Eae Descene

Elopements Lead to Illegal Marriages in Portland Case

In Marion Indiana on September 2 two interracial marriages were performed by a colored preacher after men claimed the women had lived in Jay county for thirty days. George Size more and Albert Milton married white women Belle Calloway and Cora Taylor. Portland authorities investigate possible perjury and illegal union claims.

Marion Ind George Sizemore Belle Calloway Albert Milton Cora Taylor Portland Jay County

Unionism Does Not Hurt Across Britain Labor Views

The American Federationist reports British labor figures reply to Gompers about trades unions influence on industry. George H. Barnes of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers notes well organized industries on the workers' side are the most prosperous, with shipbuilding cited among thriving sectors.

Washington American Federationist Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers Great Britain Gompers England George H. Barnes Amaggamated Society of Engineers Manchester

Strength Through Foods and Ayer’s Sarsaparilla

Brooklyn resident John P. Hodnette testifies he has taken Ayer’s Sarsaparilla every spring for 25 years. The ad claims it cleanses blood, strengthens the body, and benefits overall health. Available at druggists for $1. J C Ayer Co., Lowell, Massachusetts.

Ayer John P. Hodnette Brooklyn N.Y J.C. Ayer CO Lowell, Mass

Economic contrasts in industrial organization cited

The passage contrasts well organized industries like engineering coal-getting and cotton spinning with less organized heavy textiles and shoe making. It notes that prosperous sectors benefit workers, while indifferently organized industries tend to dwindle.

Fort Wayne minister Hanley takes Cleveland church post

Rev. E. A. Hanley, known in Fort Wayne for serving at First Baptist, has accepted the call to Logan Avenue Baptist Church in Cleveland. He studied at the University of Chicago Divinity School and has previously filled pulpits during transitions in Fort Wayne. Rockefeller interest noted in Cleveland church.

E. A. Hanley Fort Wayne First Baptist Church Henson Field Logan Avenue Baptist Church Cleveland John D. Rockefeller Hanley Divinity School University of Chicago

Traction Project Not Dead Officials Promise Fort Wayne Visit

A proposed electric rail line nearly 360 miles long linking Fort Wayne Cincinnati and other Ohio cities is not abandoned. Secretary Morning of the Commercial Club and General Superintendent A J Miller say Fort Wayne is still in the plan with work progressing on the southern and middle divisions and a visit to Fort Wayne likely in the near future.

Fort Wayne Cincinnati Ohio Morning Commercial Club A. J. Miller Dayton

Church in ruins after gas explosion in Noblesville

In Noblesville Indiana the Christian church built four years ago for $20000 was wrecked last night when plumbers installing a meter ignited gas. The blast blew out the front, cracked walls and shattered stained glass as Doral Granger and Frank Shannahan suffered severe burns. Insurance covers the $8000 loss.

Noblesville Ind Christian Church Doral Granger Frank Shannahan

Milford Man's Long Walk Beginnings of Nine Thousand Mile Trek

Harry Chester known as Montana Joe starts a nine thousand mile walk from Milford Indiana yesterday. He aims to reach New York via Cincinnati and Pittsburg then proceed to Washington New Orleans San Francisco and Denver before returning by September 1 1902. He departs penniless and will carry Milford supplied literature.

Warsaw Ind Harry Chester Milford New York Cincinnati Pittsburg Washington New Orleans San Francisco Denver Montana Joe

Our Native Herbs

Our Native Herbs drop a accord to J. W. Keck sole agent Cedarville Aller County Ind dé&w

J. W. Keck Cedarville Aller “County Ind Dé&W

Local notes on births deaths and moves in Fort Wayne area

Dr C B Goodwin of Kendallville visited the city yesterday. Several births and illnesses are reported including a son for Mr and Mrs Val Rochell and a serious illness for George Geary's infant. Various weddings engagements and school openings are noted along with parish and academy events.

C. B. Goodwin Kendallville Val Rochell East Lewis Street George William Geary High Street Michael Koehler Norah Pembroke Fred Wellman Knoxville Tenn Edward Auburn Courier Margie Crew Fort Wayne Cathedral High School Chapin J. H. Fry Samuel Speece Keil Rome City Minnie Belle Felts Mary Patrice Order of Providence Terre Haute St. Augustine Academy Harry E. Schumaker Bluffton Morton and Kruse Maumee State Line Frank E. Davis W. B. Blake Pennsylvania Davis Eighth Cavalry Celia Baer Home Telephone Exchange Frederick Zagel Effingham Ill Zagel Concordia College Henry August Jane Sophia Hanna Street Albert E. Melching Klaehn & Melching Rekers Wells Street Melching R. R. Stogsdall Henry C. Stellhorn Andres L. Lornsten Christian Fuschaber Val Kretzman Bass Works Hoagland Kretzman Suilor South Bend Times Daniel Whealan Clay Township Standard Oil Company O’brien Whealan J. I. Redmond John D. Rockefeller

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Tribunes Grand Roadstead Alexander Bridge Elysee Palace Legion of Honor Salisbury Tinue MR. Safford William Ludlow Manila San Peardon Butler Road OLD Settlers Diana Association Song K Fred Tangeman Harry Madden Harry Spake Homer Robison Forty-Seventh Regiment J. A. Hindman Sode Ween Trostel Glee Club Abe Scene A. L. Sharpe Ensens K P. Quartet le Forty-seventh Regiment W. R. Barr C. S. Lester J. B. Plessinger Trostel Glee Club W. H. Eichhorn Public Square K.of P. Band Neroes Traction Project Manning
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