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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1903

Page

31

Indiana conference on homes for orphans emphasizes private placement

Fort Wayne hosts the twelfth state conference on charities and corrections with nearly 400 delegates, focusing on Home Finding and Child Helping. Talks stress rapid private homes for orphans, state support with local sharing, and tightening oversight of public funds.

Fort Wayne J. B. Montgomery Coldwater Mich T. E. Ellison Ellison Alexander Johneson Indiana State Conference of Charitvies and Corrections

Wolf's Mattress Factory Destroyed in Major Fire

The Paul E. Wolf mattress factory at Liberty and Canal streets burned at noon today. Estimated loss ranges from 5 000 to 38 600 with no insurance. Fire started near cotton and excelsior storage and spread rapidly, forcing firefighters to douse neighboring buildings. Firemen fought for about three hours to control the blaze.

Paul E. Wolf Liberty and Canal Streets Wolf

Not Turning Back Brave Spirit Honored At Banquet

A church reception followed a formal event honoring visiting delegates. Hon. and Mrs. T. E. Ellison led a large receiving party as guests met old friends and made new connections. Light refreshments were served on the second floor.

T. E. Ellison

King Edward in constitutional clash over new cabinet

London reports a constitutional crisis as King Edward defies tradition by withholding assent to a new cabinet until he is convinced its makeup will ensure imperial governance. Prime Minister Balfour remains at Balmoral amid rising speculation about the cabinet's personnel and nation’s welfare.

Board of State Charities Haydn, Linden and Apollo Alexander Johnson Johnson Indiana Commonwealth Harrison Balfour Balmoral Associated Press Edward Mr. Balfour

King at Balmoral Drives War Cabinet Shakeup Amid Crisis

The king urges swift action to fix the army administration scandals revealed by the war commission. He backs Lansdowne as foreign minister while pressing ministers to appoint a reforming war secretary or general head, with Balmoral now the empire’s political center and ministers watching the king’s influence.

Mr. Balfour South African War Commission Balmoral Lord Lansdowne Brodrick Lord Esher T. Kelly- Kenny Edward Lord Kitchener War Office Associated Press

Prince Alert Crowned King of Pacers at Empire City

New York reporters note Prince Alert, a 12 year old harness racer in his ninth campaign, dethroned Dan Patch with a 1:57 mile at Empire City track. Driven by Jack Curry and aided by a pace maker, the pacer covered the middle half in record speed and carved a 1:54 through the half mile as he surged to win.

New York Prince Alert Dan Patch Empire City Track Jack” Curry Alex Joe Patchen Mart’ Demarest George H. Mills

Unions Urged to Avoid War Over Roosevelt Fight

Simon Burns reports Knights of Labor board approves a resolution denouncing anti Roosevelt actions as a political move. The board urges labor to repudiate leaders who push against Roosevelt and suggests Senate ally Hanna arbitrate the Washington printing office dispute.

Pittsburg Simon Burns Knights of Labor Washington, D. C General Executive Board Organized Labor Roosevalt Washington White House Roosevelt General Executive Board of Hanna Ohio

Sherbondy Gerke Wedding in Mrs Gerke Home

Wednesday afternoon at 5 o clock Miss Sophie Gerke became the bride of Frank Sherbondy of Grand Rapids Mich Rev C G Luehr officiated under a vine arch with asters and feverfew The bride wore white French lawn and carried roses and mignonette Attendants Included Miss Clara Sherbondy best man Ernest Gerke The couple left for Chicago and Grand Rapids and will live at 507 South Ionia Street Sherbondy is chief electrician for the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad Guests traveled from Peru Centralia Andrews Grand Rapids and Allegheny Pa.

Christian Gerke Sophie Gerke Frank Sherbondy Grand Rapids Mich C. 3. Luehr Zion’s Lutheran Church Clara Sherbond Ernest Gerke Sherbondy Chicago South Ionia Street G. R. & I. Railroad City Edward Sherbondy Peru George Sherbondy Centralia Blanche Haines Andrews Harry Williams Charles Nichols Allegheny

Marriage Licenses Listed For Local Couples

Henry G Bolman and Margaret Dresch and Charles H Younglove and Maude Sanders appear among marriage licenses. Emanuel Endinger and Lillian Repp, John M Jackson and Jessie M Griffin, Louis Vanney, Mary Vanney, Nicholas Batchelder and Liana Marie Echoch are named. Henry By Houts and others listed.

John M. Jackson Jessie M. ‘Griffin Nicholas Ds ‘Batchelder Liana Marie Echoch Henry Houts

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