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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1901

Page

15

Canton Honors McKinley as Funeral Train Arrives

The body of President McKinley rests in Canton Ohio awaiting public viewing. A vast crowd lines streets as the funeral train arrives in silence, with Abner McKinley and Mrs McKinley departing for their North Market street home. The rotunda is prepared for state viewing and guards stand at present arms.

Canton Ohio McKinley Court House Tenth Street Cleveland Eighth Ohio Wooster William R. Day Grant Judge Day Abner McKinley Dr. Winey Mrs. McKinley Dr. Rixey Mirs North Market Street Grand Army Rotunda Roosevelt Army Navy Joseph Saxton

Baker from Fort Wayne Injured at Crites Bakery

W Castile a Fort Wayne baker temporarily filling in at Crites bakery suffered a fracture to his right leg when his foot was caught in belting at about 1 am Tuesday. He tried to stop the belt with his foot and the machine halted only after his foot pressed against the wall.

Huntington Democrat W. Castile Fort Wayne Crites Bakery Leyman Castile

Fort Wayne Man Injured in Belting Incident

Dr. B. H. B. Grayston treated injuries after a belting mishap. Both bones of the leg were broken. Mr. Castile will be taken home at 209 Lafayette Street this evening.

B. H. B. Grayston Castile Lafayette Street Fort Wayne

Young machinist loses both feet in railroad accident

John Bedson, eighteen, a machinist at Stony Island Nickel Plate shops, was run over by a freight train at 7 am Thursday. He lay beside the tracks for more than two hours before help arrived, bandaged his wounds, and was taken to Hope Hospital. Officials expect recovery.

John Bedson Stony Island Nickel Plate Railroad J. H. Bedson Nickel Plate Bedson Hope Hospital

Girl Dies After Dress Catches Fire While Making Apple Butter

Miss Elizabeth Schlatter age 17 daughter of Benedict Schlatter a farmer living near Leo died at J Joseph hospital from burns received while her clothing caught fire during apple butter making at her parents home. Remains were returned to the Schlatter residence for burial.

Elizabeth Schlatter Benedict Schlatter Leo J. Joseph Hospital Schlatter

Sunday School Convention Program at Abot Station

The program for the Abot Sunday school convention at St. Paul’s Christian church lists speakers including A Bowersox J H Wingate Luther Pratt and Rev W H Clay with topics on Sunday school needs and temperance. The event runs September 29 from 9 30 a m with long services and a 1 30 p m adjournment.

Aboit St. Paul's Christian Church Aboit Station Absit A. Bowersox Prof. Hyatt Makin J. H. Wingate Clara Brosius Lewis Real E. A. K. Hackett Sunday School Union Luther Pratt W. H. Clay Long E. 0. Clay Baker Kennedy

Harry Owins At State Fair Free For All Pace

Harry O of the Centlivre string won the free-for-all pace at the Indianapolis state fair. Centlivre took two heats on Thursday in 2 06 34 and 2 07 34 then captured the final heat Friday afternoon in 2 07 14.

Harry O Indianapolis

Lichts celery nerve compound advertised in 19th century paper

An advertisement for Lichts Celery Nerve Compound claims it cures nervous diseases including neuralgia rheumatism nervous debility paralysis biliousness dyspepsia constipation piles liver and kidney troubles and female complaints and cites Dreier & Bro. in Lolo as the sellers on Calhoun and Columbia streets.

Dreier & Bro Calhoun Columbia Streets

Auditor Meyer resigns de facto as Allen county treasurer in complex agreement

William Meyer Jr with bondsmen and deputy Ortleib reach a three party deal. Meyer relinquishes all duties except nominal office and $75 monthly while Ortleib becomes the de facto auditor at $125 monthly. Bond of $5,000 posted. Shortage of about $2,800 to $2,900 acknowledged. Meyer defends his past, says county will not lose a dollar, bondsmen protected, and settlement to cover deficits to follow.

William Meyer, Jr Allen County Meyer George Ortleib George D. Crane the Sentinel John F. W. Meyer Christian Baade Frederick Myers William M. Meyer John F. W. Mayer C. Frederick Meyer Georgge C. A. Ortleib Ortleib Ortlieb William Meyer Ofice The Sentinel Oecause

Memorial services around the world honor McKinley

London and cities from Berlin to Paris held memorial services for President McKinley with royal, diplomatic, and American participation. In London Westminster Abbey and St Paul’s hosted dignitaries including Lord Pembroke, Ambassador Choate, and former officials. Berlin and Paris also observed ceremonies with diplomats and military presence.

London Edward McKinley Westminster Abbey Lord Pembroke United States Mr. Cheaste William St. John Brodrick Foreign Office Lord Cranborne Dean Bradley St. Paul Bank of England Prevost Canterbury Edinburgh Dublin Glasgow Christiana Stedmund's Buffalo Berlin Count von Buelow von Guenther Prince Leopold of Solms-Baruth Dickie Pekin United States Legation Diplomatic Corps Prince Chine Senor Cologan Conger

Surprise Birthday of Pittsburg Boiler Shop Worker

Last Wednesday marked the birthday of John Hauden Schild a Pittsburg boiler shop employee living on Goshen road Friends gathered at his home for a late evening surprise with cards singing and music. Attending guests included Charles Waldman Michael Ehrman Frank Minnich and Gus Trarbach from the boiler shop with others from different departments. Mothers are urged to use Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children Meanwhile George Connell and family near the county farm are in Indianapolis for a short visit to the state fair.

John Haudenschild Pittsburg Goshen Road Mr. Haudenschild Charles Waldman Michael Ehrman Frank Minnich Gus Trarbach George Connell Indianapolis

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