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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1915

Page

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Jesse Grice Dies After Illness in Fort Wayne History

Former Fort Wayne mayor and Allen County sheriff Jesse V. Grice died at 63 at his 1018 Ewing street home after a long illness now listed as stomach cancer. Born November 20, 1852 in Homeworth Ohio, Grice rose from poverty working since age nine to public service, earning fame for his ascent from humble beginnings.

Jesse V. Grice Fort Wayne Allen County Ewing Street Mayor Grice Mr. Grice Homeworth Columbiana County Ohio Anthony Grice Susanna Yeager Grice Henry County Jesse Grice Emanuel Detrich Maysville

Furlough Granted for Health to Rev Wrobel of St Hyacinth Church

Due to failing health Rev Emmanuel J Wrobel of St Hyacinth Catholic church is granted a furlough of several months and will be reassigned within the Fort Wayne diocese. Rev Michael Lubkowski will succeed him at Michigan City and Gary. Wrobel has led the Polish congregation for five years growing it to about 700 members and marked his 25th priesthood anniversary on June 22.

Emmanuel J. Wrobel St. Hyacinth Catholic Church Fort Wayne Michael Lubkowski Michigan City Gary Wrobel Father Wrobel

Kingman Pleads Guilty. Sentenced for Grand Larceny

Fort Wayne resident Tracy J. Kingman pleaded guilty in circuit court to grand larceny for stealing a automobile belonging to friend Clifford L. Bornschein. Judge Eggeman imposed one to fourteen years in Michigan City prison, a $10 fine plus costs, and two years disfranchisement. The act followed an August 17 theft to New York, aided by a woman unnamed in reports.

Tracy J. Kingman Fort Wayne Society Circuit Court Michigan City Kingman Wayne Coterie Clifford L. Bornschein New York Eggeman Fort Wayne

Wife of Birdboy Art Smith Returns Home

Mrs Aimee Cour Smith wife of Fort Wayne aviation star Art Smith arrives home Friday to spend weeks here while her husband continues touring the west governors senators and princes have praised the Fort Wayne flyer after his exploits in aviation and world fairs he remains away awaiting more bookings.

Aimee Cour-Smith Fort Wayne Art Smith Smiths San Francisco

Auto Crash Fatal Near Spencerville in Indiana

Bentley Smith a 58 year old farmer from northern Allen county Indiana died from injuries after a Sunday evening collision at a crossroad near Spencerville. He and his wife were in a Ford driven by Whiter Betz traveling south when they collided with an Overland driven by E G Deiger and passengers from Hicksville Ohio baseball team traveling east. The view was blocked by a corn field and both cars collided at high speed injuring all aboard. The story continues on another page.

The Sentinel Auburn Ind Bentley Smith Allen County Spencerville Smith Herley Mann Whiter Betz Angola E. G. Deiger C. Reed B. Hollister Garrett James George Johnson Hicksville Ohio Com

Murder of Two Men Deepens Mystery in Gold Bar Case

John Pfeiffer of 820 Columbia avenue says Frank Pfeiffer is exonerated in the murders of Moritz Sneder and Edward Pfeiffer near Gold Bar Washington. Edward was killed near a camp while Moritz was murdered at the camp. Detectives push two week probe with no clear suspect. Andrew Pfeiffer, in Alaska, remains missing. Pfeiffer plans to return to Fort Wayne soon.

John Pfeiffer Columbia Avenue West Moritz Snider Edward Pfeiffer Frank Pfeiffer Gold Bar Wash Mr. Pfeiffer Moritz Sneider Andrew Alaska Pfeiffer Fort Wayne

Fire destroys grain elevator in Warsaw

About 5,000 bushels of grain were burned in an early morning fire that threatened the Warsaw elevator owned by Miss Jessie Thayer. Loss estimated at 5,000 to 8,000 dollars, insured. Fire started in the engine room. heavy rain helped firemen contain the blaze.

Warsaw Ind Jessie Thayer

Last Job in Sewer Fatal in Fort Wayne Scene

James Hoben of 2122 Bowser Street died after the west bank of a sewer caved in during work on a new garage project at 415 West Creighton Avenue. He became buried under four feet of dirt as quicksand formed beneath ten feet. Rescue efforts lasted 25 minutes but he died at the surface. Foreman George Ponsot gave warning.

James Hoben Bowser Street Fort Wayne Foreman George Ponsot East Washington

Painter Falls From Pole and Dies in Fort Wayne

Bryan Madden a 19 year old painter for Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company died after contact with a live 4000 volt wire while atop an iron pole near Fort Wayne Electric Works. He fell twenty feet to the sidewalk, suffered fatal head and facial burns, and died at St Joseph hospital. Survived by mother Mrs Joseph Waller and multiple siblings. funeral arrangements with Mungovan and Ryan.

Bryan Madden Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company St. Joseph Hospital Broadway Fort Wayne Madden Gilmartin Garrett Joseph Waller The Traction Company Nicholas Madden Chestnut Street Joseph T. Madden Killia Avenue John Madden Organ Mungovan and Ryan

Fort Wayne Picnic Attendees Listed From Labor Day Event

Los Angeles report lists participants at the Fort Wayne picnic held at Hollenbeck park on Labor Day. Attendees include Mrs. Will Armel, Mrs. Virgil Morris, Mr. Gardner, Mrs. L. H. Denny, Mr and Mrs A J Lopshira, Mrs. C Baer, Ed Ward and wife, 8S M Stevich, 8S M Elliott, Velma Ohneck, Mrs George Ohneck, Mrs J A Ludington, Mrs Marie Somers, Marian Purcell Harris, William Harris, Mrs Frank Purcell, George C Heckman and family, Mrs Gregg, Jessie Hanna Wood, R C Chamberlain, Rebecca Cody, Mrs Addie Stevick, W A Kuebler and wives, Mrs Mary Crawford, Mr and Mrs A C Parrish, Eleanor Forbing, Mrs Otis Goodman, Mrs Charles Haiber, Mr and Mrs J L McConnell, EB A K Hackett and family, S J Carles Palmer, F E Purcel, A L Lichtenwalter and family, Emma Vollmer Walthall, W Yagerlehner and family, Isaac Mowrer, C Reid, J R Coffee and wife, M Burns and wife, A H Stewart and wife, Mrs Kate Ruess, Mrs Frank Myers, Frank Renish and family, Evelyn Schutte, Co A Newmaker, W A Lamiley, George W Richards, Mrs Georgia Fontaine Flansburgh.

Los Angeles Cal Fort Wayne Hollenbeck Park Will Armel Virgil Morris Gardner L. H. Denny A. J. Lopshira C. Baer Ed. Ward M. Stevich M. Elliott Velma Ohneck George Ohneck Kate Ruess Frank Myers Frank Renish Evelyn Schutte A. Newmaker W. A. Lamiley George W. Richards Georgia Fontaine Flansburgh

Purdue sued for 25000 in hazing death suit

Abraham J. Obenchain of South Whitely sues Purdue University for 25000 alleging the tank scrap hazing ritual caused the death of his son Francis W. Obenchain, 20, killed during the 1913 tank fight and that officials tolerated and encouraged the brutal act. The suit claims threats and loss of prestige coerced him into fighting.

Lafayette Ind Purdue University Abraham J. Obenchain South Whitley Francis W. Obenchain University Purdue Obenchain

Bootlegger Sentenced to Toledo Workhouse

Van Wert Ohio September 17 Sheriff Herman Gunsett moved James Wallace a bootlegging suspect arrested during fair week to the Toledo workhouse to begin a sentence after local court conviction.

van Wert Ohio Herman Gunsett James Wallace Toledo

Funeral Held for Electrocution Victim Bryan Madden

Funeral services were held Saturday for Bryan Madden 19 who died Thursday after contact with an electric wire while painting a pole on Broadway. The engraving shows him in the uniform of Company E the local militia organization.

Bryan Madden Broadway Company E

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Grim Destroyer Musical Artist and Society C. L. Bornschein Birdboy John Creighton Avenue Painter Ft. Wayne A. L. Obenchain Calif
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