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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1903

Page

20

School Tax Levy Stands Unchanged at Special Meeting

The school board decided not to raise the city levy for school purposes, maintaining 115c per 100 valuation for local tuition, 25c for other items, and additional small levies for kindergarten, compulsory education, and a manual training high school. President Bush cited restraint to avoid increasing expenditures for the new building. The board accepted Miss Hauck’s resignation, granted 36 days vacation to Miss Nannie McLaughlin, and Superintendent Study noted many teachers were ill, hindering start-up.

Publc Library Bush

Hutchinson Links Eastern Capitalists to Tin Plate Firm

Jo seph Hutchinson former Idaho lieutenant governor claims to present evidence linking eastern capitalists with the American Tin Plate company. He represents investors tied to the tin plate enterprise and asserts the stakes involve significant financial interests.

Joseph Hutchinson Idaho Hutchinson American Tin Plate Company

Typefounders Strike Over Closed Shop Faces Standstill

Chicago September 29 workers at the American Type Founders Company and Barnhart Brothers and Spindler walked out in a national closed shop drive. The American plant closed as the dispute with the employers persists. Strikers align with the International Typographical Union which will be asked for aid.

Chicago American Typefounders Company Barnhart Brothers and Spindler International Typographical Union

Burglary Reports and Parade Injury In Local Notices

H J Ash reports three boys took his rig from 615 Montgomery street and returned it after driving around town. Prof William Miles says burglars entered 506 West Jefferson street Sunday night and packed silverware before fleeing empty handed. A parade of the King of the Desert company caused a wreck injuring Dr W W Barnett’s child. damages were paid and releases obtained.

H. J. Ash Montgomery Street William Miles West Jefferson Street W. W. Barnett King of the Desert” Company

Fort Wayne executives visit city on travel eastward

President W B McKinley of the Fort Wayne and Southwestern traction company passed through the city today on his way east. Herbert Johnson, named superintendent of Wayne Pressed Brick company's new plant, departed early for Willoughby Ohio to inspect machinery already in use.

W. B. McKinley Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction Company Herbert Johnson Wayne Pressed Brick Company Willoughby Ohio

Soldiers to depart for West Point maneuvers from Indiana guard units

Battery B and Company D of Fort Wayne Indiana national guard will leave this morning for regular army maneuvers at West Point Kentucky. A special train will carry the men, with Capt Cleary and Capt Birley commanding, the train to leave at 5 30 and pick up Bluffton and Lafayette companies en route. They expect to arrive in Kentucky Wednesday evening for a twelve day drill period.

Fort Wayne Indiana National Guard West Point Cleary Birley Lake Erie and Western Railroad Bluffton Lafayette Indianapolis Kentucky Indiana Captain Cleary

Aerack Famed Yet Cheap Drink Touted Among East Indians

A garbled OCR snippet suggests a claim about a drink called argack as a favored, inexpensive beverage among East Indians with unclear context or completion. The fragment mentions a half measure or portion but lacks coherent details for a fuller event or attribution.

Seeing electricity and the electron idea in vacuum tubes

The article describes discharge phenomena in vacuum tubes as a near sight of electricity. It traces Crookes’s 1870 idea of a fourth state of matter to corpuscles later named electrons by Stoney, noting electrons as the electric components of atoms and possibly matter itself.

Crookes Stoney

Fort Wayne traction firm secures franchises to Bryan Reach

Attorney W S O Rourke announced 21 franchises secured outside Fort Wayne for the Fort Wayne and Northeastern Traction electric line linking Fort Wayne with Bryan Ohio. The Bryan city council approved a franchise with acceptable conditions. Franchises now cover Allen and DeKalb Defiance Williams counties Hicksville and Bryan. Construction to be advertised and awarded soon with work starting in early spring.

W. S. O’rourke Fort Wayne Fort Wayne and Northeastern Traction Company Bryan Ohio City of Allen County DeKalb County Defiance County Williams County Hicksville O’rourke

Indian Agency Reports Compare Birth and Death Rates

Charles M. Buchanan of Tulalip and Charles Wilkins of Umatilla present differing statistics on native birth and death rates. Buchanan notes births are half the death rate, implying a shrinking population, while Wilkins begins his report with contrasting figures.

Charles M. Buchanan Tulalip Indian Agency Washington Charles Wilkins Umatilla Indian Agency Pendleton Ore Jones

Notable Native Elder Passes at 114 Amid Land and Liquor Disputes

A venerable patriarch dies at age 114 as Tulalip Indians rapidly receive allotments while facing land claims by white settlers. Reports lament agents unable to curb hard drinking and liquor sales to Indians, with bias hindering prosecutions. Washington Times notes twelve agency liquor trials last year, only one conviction with light punishment.

India East Indies Batavia Java Ceylon United States Nate Tulalip Hoth Buchanan Washington Times

The Elderly Falsifier Recounts A Storied Past

An aged fabulist narrates his imagined role with presidents and officials, recalling a supposed peak moment in his life as he lists encounters with Lincoln Seward and Chase. The tone mirrors a satirical reminiscence of a grand but dubious career.

Lincoln Seward Mexico Chase

Married at Academic Catholic Church in Monterey

At 8 Tuesday morning the marriage of Miss Mary Baker of Monterey Indiana and Lawrence Zehendner occurred at the Academic Catholic church. Miss Sylva Zehendner was bridesmaid and Thomas Dodd officiated as groomsman. The couple later attended a reception at 327 West Williams Street in Fort Wayne before departing for the Pacific coast for a month.

Mary Baker Monterey Ind Lawrence. Zehendner James Zehendner Allen County Sylva Zehendner Thomas Dodd Jacob Erlenbaugh West Williams Street Mrs. Zehendner Pacific Coast

Young Social Club Formed For Winter Events

A new club formed by local youths lists officers President George Sosenheimer and Secretary Treasurer Thomas Woulfe. A reception and dance are planned for Tuesday October 13 at Mulqueen's Hall with musician Will Young.

George Sosenheimer Thomas Woulfe Mulqueen’s Will Young

Vast Capitalization Figures Reported in U S Industry

A historic note discusses the largely fictitious capitalization of industrial combinations in the United States, revealing representations exceeding five billion dollars across multiple sectors. The passage surveys the magnitude and implications of inflated capitalization within six major industries.

United States

Indian Baskets Show California Craft Beauty

Collectors of Indian baskets concede the greatest beauty in form and design to products from certain parts of California, highlighting regional excellence in craftsmanship.

California

Mrs Pierce Hosts Ladies Aid at East Lewis Home

Mrs E G Pierce will entertain the Ladies Progressive Aid society at her home 929 East Lewis street on Wednesday afternoon. The event features music and dancing as part of the social afternoon with local attendees expected.

E. G. Pierce Ladies’Progressive Aid Society East Lewis Street Ernest Herman Buhr Amelia George Tillock St. Louie

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