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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1911

Page

3

Garrison Jr. Ends Life on Eve of Marriage in New York

Daniel E. Garrison Jr a St. Louis industrialist from a prominent family shot himself at the Waldorf Astoria while awaiting his fiancee. He left two letters one to his father explaining his suffering from kidney trouble hay fever and asthma the other from the fiancée urging him to cheer up. He resided at 5240 West Westminster Place and was 42. The death followed a visit to New York with his father and son Daniel E. Garrison III.

New York Europe Daniel E. Garrison, Jr St. Louis Waldorf Astoria Mary Corrugated Steel Bar Company Garrison, Jr Daniel E. Garrison West Minster Place William G. Moler Garrison Sii Mr. Garrison Mr. Garrison, Jr

Electric donations boost St Josephs hospital bazaar

At a Sunday meeting in St Josephs hospital rooms the ten day bazaar for the hospital building fund was boosted by a donation from Edmunds Construction company of ten electric dining room domes valued at 25 dollars each and wired free for recipients. Governor Thomas R Marshall could not attend the opening, prompting a new speaker committee led by Rt Rev Mgr J H Dechtering Rev Jos F Delaney and Rev John R Quinlan to pick a speaker. Tickets for the parade total 5000 already sold with Elks and Brotherhoods of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers among large buyers.

St. Joseph's Hospital Edmunds Construction Company Thos. R. Marshall Bbazaar Robert W. T. DeWald Mr. DeWald St. Joseph's Sisters of the Poor Handmaids of Christ Cleveland Saratoga Springs The Elks and the Brotherhoods of Locomotive Firemen Ind. Engineers

Girl Dies of Fright in Cincinnati Dream Beheading

Marie Hackett age 15 dies after a dream in which her mother is beheaded. Her sweetheart Harry Homer 17 drank wood alcohol after seeing her coffin and lies in critical condition at a city hospital. He had been struck by lightning last December and is believed to be mentally unwell.

Cincinnati Marie Hackett Harry Homer Miss Hackett Homer Uck Smd At

Garrison family link to NY tragedy noted in St Louis

D E Garrison Jr. was found dead in a New York hotel on Sept 2. He planned a October wedding to Miss Mary Williams of New York and to move to Buffalo to head a firm branch. His father D E Garrison Sr. and grandfather D E Garrison III traveled with him. The Corrugated Bar Co president, a widower, offered no reason for the suicide amid hay fever.

St. Louis D. E. Garrison, Jr New York Mary Williams Garrison Rye Beach N. Y Buffalo Waldorf-Astoria D. E. Garrison, III Canada Corrugated Bar Company

No report made in Tiolley case

An alleged attempt by Nettle Bourlie of Columbus Indiana to lure seventeen year old Sadie Holley of Fort Wayne into a house of ill repute via the mails has not reached authorities. Police say the girl has a good Fort Wayne reputation and the matter is now in hands of the W C T U. Letters will be reviewed by post office inspectors.

Nettle Bourlie Columbus Ind United States Sadie Holley Thomas Street Abbott Fort Wayne Bourlie Holley Post Office

Sheldon News Notes and Local Appointments

Sheldon Indiana reports preaching services September 10 at 2 30 p m by Rev Stright. prayer meetings Sundays. updates include family visits hospital returnees bank earnings three weeks visit relatives moving doctor from Fort Wayne to Sheldon with office in Kaufman house. several local brief updates on residents and outings.

Joseph Mattei Chicago Robert Mattei L. I. Anderson Maxine Jacob Walker Dr. Hess Fort Wayne Sheldon Kaufman Miller Dessie Scnell Quingy Jud Reed Ora Bowman Ulrich Baker Lake George Angeline’ ‘Warcup Huntertown Erma Swank

Wanted Girl for General Housework at No 306 West Creighton

A shortage of details but the notice seeks a girl for general housework. Apply at No 306 West Creighton Ave. The message includes an age placeholder and unclear contact data.

Creighton Ave

Veterans Association of the Pennsylvania Company Holds Second Banquet

Eighty five members attended the second annual meeting of the Veterans' Association of the Pennsylvania Company. President Samuel S. Kelker presided as reports and elections followed by a banquet with speeches from General Superintendent A. M. Schoyer and other officials. The group aims to grow the organization beyond two hundred members next year.

Veteran Schoyer J. H. Hobrock Ward Wardrop C. D. Gorham W. M. Wardrop E. G. Estry John EE. Ross Allen Hamilton Crawford Griswold Samuel 8. Keiker

Long-tenured railway staff hold varied promotions through years

The article lists numerous employees and their career progressions from 1867 to the early 1900s. It details Charles T. Matott Chester Darnell J M Reagans J H Hobrock Richard E Doty George E Graham Joseph W Keeler Homer B Reynolds George Miller and others, noting their initial positions and subsequent promotions within the company.

Charles T. Matott Chester Darnell Chicago J. M. Reagans Motive J. H. Hobrock Shoup Richard E. Doty George E. Graham Crestline Fort Wayne Joseph W. Keeler Homer B. Reynolds Ada Ohio George Miller Daniel Petgen Samuel Henderson Copper, Pipe and Tin

Poe News Highlights Local Visits and Masonic Postponement

In Poe Indiana on September 6 Mr and Mrs George Morton visited their son Chauncey Snider from White Pigeon Michigan. The Olive Branch lodge postponed their scheduled Masonic degrees and banquet to October 6. Local residents including Martin Reinking and family and George Kuntz of South Bend were noted as visiting or staying with area families.

Poe Ind George Morton Chauncey Hoagland Chauncey Snider White Pidgeon Mich Clem Smith Perry R. Caston Frank Morton Henry Neiceiter Simon Somers Gon Wm. E. Dalman Olive Branch Lodge A. M Martin Reinking Wm. Heckman George Kuntz South Bend Margaret Chapman Wakerton

Picture Tragedy Repeats In New York Show

At a New York moving picture showing last night Raoffelo Richetti and his 18 year old daughter Rosa watched a tragedy about a father who killed his daughter and then himself. Early today Richetti went to Rosa’s bedside and shot her, then fired a bullet into his head. Both probably will die.

New York Raoffelo Richetti Rosa Richetti

New Pastor Installed in Monroeville Circuit

Rev. E. E. Campbell was installed as pastor of the English Lutheran church at Monroeville and also serves Flat Rock and Marquardt. The three charges form one circuit with services held in Monroeville Flats Rock and Marquardt. Campbell moves from Princeton Iowa and will relocate his family next week.

P. J. Alberthus Christ Lutheran Church Monroeville E. E. Campbell Flat Rock Marquardt Mr. Campbell Flats Rock Mr. Albert Alberthus Campbell Iowa

City Board Orders Diphtheria Precautions In Huntington

Huntington Ind Sept 4 The city board of health suspends opening of State Street school for fall term and cancels sessions next week due to diphtheria. A second death in the Bair family prompts quarantine and closures of Condit street M E church and Lindsley street Apostolic Holiness church as cases rise.

Huntington Ind City Board of Health State Street Leslie R. Bair William D. Bair Condit Street M. E Lindsley Street Apostolic Holiness Church

Death from lockjaw claims Portland boy

Edward Jennings Doty ten year old son of Leonard and Cora Doty died Monday at 2:45 am at his North Merida street home after a two week illness from lockjaw. He had injured his knee in a drag fall two weeks earlier and tetanus developed Saturday morning. he suffered greatly until death.

Portland Ind Edward Jennings Doty Leonard Cora McKikendall Doty North Merida Street

Three Men Die In Velvet Special Wreck At Fremont

Three men are dead after the Soo Line Velvet Special derailed near Fremont Wisconsin when a mislaid switch caused the northbound train to jump the track. Engineer August Kuester 55 North Fond du Lac and two unidentified tramps riding blind baggage perished. Fireman Earl Heinsen escaped with bruises and is not believed fatally hurt. Several others were injured.

Fremont Wis Soo Line Chicago Twin Cities August Kuester North Fond du Lac Earl Heinsen

Seven Drown When Monster Freighter Strikes Launch

At Toledo on Labor Day morning the 35 foot Nemo was struck by the 500 foot freighter Philip Minch half a mile north of the Red Can buoy. Seven men aboard the Nemo perished. Michael Mayer survived. Bodies not recovered. Captain Cummings and crew witnessed the collision as Nemo deviated from the channel.

Toledo Ohio Maumee Michel Mayer Norwood Philip Minch Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Harry Batch James Wisler Thomas Purcell Sumner Street Fred Shane Cowell William Blatt Norwood Avenue William Carroll Rudolph Yunker Dorr Street Kelly's Island Labor Day Michael Mayer Mayer Perry Street Swan Creek L. B. Cummings Minch F. P. Cummings Abner Susler August Swen Cummings

Lawsuit arises from Kingsland trolley disaster claims

The estate of L. C. Justus seeks $10,000 in Bluffton court amid forty three damage claims against Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction. The firm argues passes exempt it from liability, citing intercompany courtesy contracts. Thirty nine claims have been settled, leaving Justus and three others, including death of Silas E. Thompson, Fred Jones, and Lloyd Brown.

Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company Kingsland L. C. Justus Bluffton Traction Company Justus Marton, Bluffton and Eastern Fort Wayne Company Silas E. Thompson Fred Jones Lloyd Brown

County W C T U Elects Officers At Monroeville Meeting

The Women's Christian Temperance union of Allen county met Tuesday in Monroeville electing officers for the year led by President Mrs C S Ridenour Fort Wayne Recording Secretary Bertha Youse Monroeville and Corresponding Secretary Mrs Al Smith Monroeville The vice presidents are local union presidents Mrs Henry Emrick Hoagland Mrs Daisy Julian Harlan Mrs Lucy Youse Monroeville Mrs Herbert Ra Grabill and Mrs Rhoda Jones Resolutions urged boycotting the Allen county fair citing liquor sales and horse racing ministers asked to preach against attendance Rev Lt D Reh spoke in the afternoon and Rev Mr Campbell English Lutheran addressed the crowd on The Church Against the Liquor Traffic.

Women's Christian Temperance Union of Allen County Monroeville C. S. Ridenour Fort Warne Bertha Youse al Smith Ida Youse Hoagland Henry Emrick Daisy Julian Harlan Lucy You Lt D. Reh Mr. Campbell English Lutheran Church

Second theft arrest for Martin Hayes at Fort Wayne dairy site

Martin Hayes, 15, of 732 Riverside Avenue, is arrested again for stealing $9.55 from Moritz Bauer, a Fort Wayne Dairy driver. Detective Pappert recovered the money. Hayes tailed the driver to the wagon at the plant, repeated the act in Bloomingdale, and is now under probation supervision.

Martin Hayes Riverside Avenue Moritz Bauer Fort Wayne Dairy Company Pappert Butler Bloomingdale

Fighters Share After Battle In City Court

Fred Beckstein and Frank Wolkey, both deaf, appeared in city court Monday with black eyes from a prior debt dispute. They pledged to argue and forget, shaking hands on the witness stand after prosecutor Hilgemann warned against renewed hostilities.

Fred Beckstein Frank Wolkey Hilgemann Jay Beaumont John Ailes John van Alien Mike Brennan William Weiss Frank Smith Joe Benz Dick Brennan John Henry Joe Thompson Fort Warne Dairy Company George Waldschmidt Jake Soliday

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daniel .E. Garrison Self Gift of Edmunds Construction Co Gov Marshall Girl Tiolley Sheldon News Pennsylvania Veterans Association J. N. Rohyans Pennsylvania Veterans’ Annual Meeting Elks’ Home Nickel Plate VETS Niagara Falls POE News City Board Lockjaw Kelly Island Big Lake Lad Dairy Company Henry Bieberich Lnte Adolph C. Bieberich WM. Fruechtenicht Atty Mary A. Collins James B. Hare Harper & Eggeman Alfred L. Schulenberg Alien County Indiana Ida M. Schulenberg McAdams & Hartzell Attys State of Indiana Essie P. Fisher William H. Fisher Superior Court WM. BE. Gerding Underwood & Gearke Flaintiff State of Indiaa Ira E. Hall Edward Roy Conklin WA. E. Gerden Seal
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