Receivers Appointed for Rollin Ellison Bank Estate at Lagrange
Fort Wayne lawyer Hugh G. Keegan and Lima banker Charles S. Nichols were named temporary receivers for Rollin Ellison’s bankrupt estate, which includes the Lagrange and Topeka banks. The court set 10,000-dollar bonds, with a creditors’ meeting slated for October 6 in Lagrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh G. Keegan
Fort Wayne
Charles S Nichols
Lima
Rollin Ellison
Lagrange
Legrange
Topeka
E. V. Harris
Ellison
Harris
Rollin Edison
Fort Wayne Trust Company
EK. Buick
Isaac Norris
A. H. Ellison
S. M. Ellison
H.G. Keegan
Frank J. Dunton
Mr. Keegan
Smith
F. D. Merritt
Charles S. Nichols
Keegan
Nichols
Anderson
Indianapolis
Angola
Mie Elison
Thomas
E. Ellison
W. B. Diley
Gay & Keller
L. P
J. N. Denny
William Craig
Alvin E. Yoder
Oscar S. Hostettler
Silas D. Yoder
Barbara Dormer
S. 8. Bash
Frank Hall
Luther Stoler
Francis Moseman
Lagrange County
Montcalm County
Mich
County School Fund Funds Difficult to Lend
County Auditor Smith has 25 000 to 30 000 dollars of the county school fund tied up he cannot secure good security for loans. If this continues the county may pay 6 percent interest to the state. The issue is that cheaper money is available locally with the only perk being retention of the fund while interest is honored. Other counties face the same problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Travel Rates Posted for Nickel Piste Road Excursion
Denver and Colorado Springs travel segments announce excursion rates via Nickel Piste Road. Dates October 8 to October 6 appear in the listing, noting schedule details across Pueblo, Colo. and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo, Col
Beavers Indict Senator Green in Postal Scandal
State Senator George A. Green of Binghamton N Y was arrested by U S Marshal Black on charges of conspiracy and bribery tied to a postal investigation. Bond set at 10000 with Jonas M Kilmer as surety. Green, president of International Time Recorder Co, denies all wrongdoing and withdraws from Republican committee amid primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
George A. Green
United States
Black
Jonas M. Kilmer
Green
International Time Recorder Company
Broome County
Republican Committee
Republican
New York State Senator Green and Beavers Indicted for Conspiracy
Washington reporters say State Senator Green of New York and George W. Beavers former chief of the safety and allowance division of the post office department were indicted by the grand jury last Tuesday. They are charged jointly with conspiracy to defraud the government and Green faces a separate bribery count along with Beavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Green
New York
George W. Beavers
Safaty and Allowance Division
Post Office Department
Beavers
Triple Tragedy at Evansville Feud Ends in Shootings
Evansville Indiana reports Chief Frederick Henke and Captain Frederick Brennecke and Councilman Loutz were shot by Detective Thomas Hutchens near the Tri-State fair grounds. Hutchens killed himself after the shootings. The feud dated six years with a prior pistol incident between Hutchens and Brennecke over rioters' prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Frederick Henke
Frederick Brennecke
Department
Loutz
Booneville
Thomas Hutchens
Tri-State Fair Ground
Hutchens
Brennnecke
Brennecke
Hunters' Special Rates via Nickel Plate
Special train rates announced for travel to northern Michigan and Wisconsin points. Tickets on sale with departures around the fifteenth. Promotional routes urged for hunters and travelers using Nickel Plate lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wisconsin
Oor Tay
Deed of Crime Linked to Providence Claim
The article notes a woman who went to live with her brother-in-law after her sister died and married Miss Alice Carey of Louisville last Sunday in Nashville. The motive given is a statement that Providence directed her to commit the crime, with no other cause identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Alice Carey
Louisville
Nashville
Cunningham
Providence
Elected Officers Of Emmaus Lutheran Mutual Entertainment
The Mutual Entertainment society of Emmaus Lutheran church elected officers: President Adolph Hoppe, vice president Carrie Spiegel, secretary Charles Dickmeyer, treasurer Christina Kohlsmeyer. Committee includes A Hoppe Ernest Stubnatzy Lizzie Wambsganse and Sophia Wellman. Next meeting set for Friday October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Entertainment Society of
Emmaus Lutheran Church
Adolph Hoppe
Misa Carrie Spiegel
Charles Dickmeyer
Christina Kohlsmeyer
A. Hoppe
Ernest Stubnatzy
Misa Lizzie Wambsganse
Mies Sophia Wellman
Miss Fairbanks Is Again Made Bride
Miss Ade laide Fairbanks daughter of Senator and Mrs Fairbanks married Ensign John W Timmons U S N in a palm bower ceremony at the bride’s home witnessed by family and friends Chaplain Clark conducted the Episcopal service with music then a breakfast for thirty and a wedding tour planned after Ensign Timmons will receive his orders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adelaide Fairbanks
Fairbanks
John W. Timmons
Ensign
Clark
Annapolis
Ohio State educator commits suicide in campus field
Prof. Fred C. Clarke of Ohio State University shot himself in the head with a 32 caliber revolver near the university dormitory. The body was found by a farmhand about an hour later with powder marks on the face and two bullets in the brain. Clarke leaves a widow and two children. Burial likely in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fred C. Clarke
Ohio State University
Clarke
Thompson
Cope
University of Michigan
Leland -Stanford University
Ann Arbor, Mich
For Sale: Established City Hotel and Saloon
A single sentence notice advertising an established hotel and restaurant business for sale. It mentions a premier city location tied to a saloon, with the address listed as Hotel care Sentinel office and a date code 17-21-wi for reference.
Reunion planned for Indiana regiments Forty-fifth and One Hundred First
The annual reunion of the Seventy fifth and One hundred First Indiana regiments will be held at an unspecified location. The notice indicates coordination for former soldiers to gather for commemorative events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Balfour and Goe amid British cabinet crisis at Balmoral
London reports the political crisis dominates discourse as Premier Balfour plans a Balmoral audience with King Edward to present cabinet nominations. The Outlook and Spectator debate his pamphlet controversy and possible succession by Rosebery, while Chamberlain may rejoin if elections are delayed and power remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Kingdom
Balfour
King Edward
Balmoral
Spectator
Rosebery
Associated Press
Mr. Chamberlain
Mr. Balfour
Premier-Grade Talks Spark Cabinet Shuffle Ahead
The report notes possibilities of a preferential tariff plan prompting a new cabinet, with potential displacing of Mr. Balfour as premier. It also records Mr. Balfour and Lord Lansdowne visiting Balmoral, with Mr. Brodrick slated to go there on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Balfour
Lord Lansdowne
Balmoral
Brodrick
No merger talks between Fort Wayne and Muncie mills
Bhiffton papers yesterday claimed John W. Sale of this city visited Muncie and hinted at a consolidation of Fort Wayne Iron and Steel with a Muncie industry. Sale, Fort Wayne rolling mill treasurer, with Superintendent Rollins, says the report is utterly unfounded. They toured the plant to study machinery and operations. He stresses no idea of consolidation exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhiffton
John W. Sale
Muncie
Fort Wayne
Militia Round Up Labor Leaders in Altman District
At midnight two hundred soldiers raided a Free Coinage union meeting in Altman Victor. Seven prominent union men were arrested including W. F. Davis M. A. Shidel er F. C. Foater Victor Poole H. H. Mullany and Johnoon Beckman. Guards sealed the meeting place and prisoners faced demanded examinations before departure.
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Victor
Colc
Free Coinage Union
Altman
W. F. Davis
M. A. Shideler
F. C. Foater
Victor Poole
H. H. Mullany
Johnoon
Charles R. Beckman
Kennison
Parker
Davis
Military Guard House
Brooch Returned to Grand Duke Michael by Mrs Shaw
A sparkling diamond brooch is en route to Grand Duke Michael of Russia after Mrs Nannie Langhorne Shaw refused it. Shaw, sister of Mrs Charles Dana Gibson, divorced Robert G Shaw Jr of Boston, and toured abroad with her mother after the decree. The jewel was sent as a memento of a London meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Grand Duke Michael
Russia
Nannie Langhorne Shaw
Chiswell D. Langhorne
Albemarle County
London
Hope Hospital Training School Nurses Holds Examinations
Examinations are under way at Hope Hospital Training School for Nurses as preparation for October commencement. Thirteen young ladies are in the graduating class this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Hospital Training School
Soldier Eugene A Miller Interred With Military Honors
The remains of Eugene A Miller who died in the Philippines from typhoid fever were interred in New Haven with full military honors. Henry W Lawton post No 8 led the services with Battery B and Company D assisting. A large crowd attended the state at his parents home before a casket on a caisson was taken to the cemetery. Rev Hower officiated as a drum corps led the Fairfax cortege and a firing squad gave taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Miller
New Haven
Eugene A. Miller
Philippines
Henry W. Lawton
Rev. Hower
United Brethren Church
Fort Wayne
Briceton
Turkish reassurances ease fears of broader mobilization
Constantinople reports a calmer mood after confirming Bulgarian mobilization targets only a few regiments to guard frontier posts. Turkish forces in Roumelia are deemed sufficient, and rumors of a coming mobilization of the fourth and fifth army corps are denied. Reshid Pasha’s appointment to Brusa draws unfavorable diplomatic comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Roumelian Vilaysia
Reshid Pasha
Vali
Beirut
Brusa
Turkey
Evansville Rioter Convicted in July Riot Case
William Trimble was found guilty in the Evansville circuit court for riotous conspiracy in the July 5 riot. The penalty ranges from two to ten years in the penitentiary. The verdict came after a three hour jury deliberation led by foreman Levi Erskine. Attorneys plan an appeal. Broener awaits trial before Judge Louis C. Raech next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
William Trimble
Trimble
Levi Erskine
William Broener
Louis C. Raech
Mondy
Sentinel Want Column Describes Lake George Fishing Party
A large fishing party departs tonight for Lake George to use Sheriff Stout’s cottage and spend much of next week demonstrating that many so called fishermen are in reality counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake George
Sheriff Stout
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C. S. Nichols
Ellison Banks
Lagrange Bank
S. EK. Buick
Gus Sears
Charles Sears
Charles Metzger
Frank Church
Brown & Francis
Charles Allen
Selty Blough
Jesse M. Thompson
L. D. Cowly
William Stewart
J. H. Derbyshire
Mary I. Buck
John L. Kapp
Hortense Hill
Laura L. Gallup
J. Dorsey
Laura E. Lewis
Mary Wetzel
Mertie James
Ezra Sears
Lizzie Miller
Barbara Gandire
Jessie May ‘Thompson
Maud Blough
Nancy Henderson
Arvilla Nelson
John L. Olmstead
John B. Shannon
Sarah Mohler
W. H. Mohler
Norman H. Royer
James H. Roy
Newton Gardner
Walter Hinkley
James North
A. H. Price
D. D. Lower
Eleanor R. Drake
Isaac Sutton
OC. A. Peacock
P. N. Stroup Co
F. M. Stevenson
David A. Sears
RE. P. van Coy
Will Weldon
William Watters
Improved Gate and Cistern Company
Federal Gas and Oil Company
Cherryville Development Company
Cherryville Pressed Brick Company
Goshen Mining and Investment Company
Southwestern Brick Company
Binghampton, N. Y
Time Recorder Company
Tom Hutchens
Ohosccciul Wibatolsee
Miss Fairbanks
Senator
Timmons
The
Navy
Prof. Clarke
Ohio University
Pepin
SPS F
Sai Hans
Rssign
Chamberlain
Althea
J. C. Hutzell
W. Main St
Fort Wayne, Ind
Col
Brooch
Duke
Lord Halsbury
Soldier's. Funeral
Eugene M. Miller
Sentinel
Feary
Pai Posed
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