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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1894

Page

3

Eight Men Drown In Atlantic Storm Near Sandy Hook

A brutal Atlantic storm drove two schooners ashore near Squaw Beach and near Sandy Hook. Eight men drowned as crews from Sandy Hook, Squan and Long Branch lifeboats fought to reach the wrecks. Marine damage spanned New Jersey coast with wires down and vessels driven ashore.

Atlantic Sandy Hook Long Branch Squaw Beach Warsaw N. Y Gontimes Squan Albert W. Smith Phils Providence Bright Normandie Hall Highlands Sunderland Circassia Gladgow Seaten Hendielend Koiga London Martello Hull Red Sea Barry Mike Noday New Jersey Jersey City Patternon Plainfield Geabright Telcem Ie Ocean Underwriter Watson's Stores Brooklyn Clifford Philadelphia Boston Boston Towboat Company Squaw Wing Puritan Fall River Thomas Kelly Chamber Street Hospital Brooklyn Eagle Greenport L. 1 Nevada John Morgan Oceanic Hotel Kate Marke

Christian Endeavor Convention To Be Held In Cleveland

A mammoth three pole tent secured from Barnum and Bailey will host the Christian Endeavor society in Cleveland from July 1 to 16. A door to door canvass will seek sleeping quarters for 40,000 attendees and a lunch for 10,000 at the tent during the convention. Dr W S Myers bought a team of dappler greys weighing 2440 pounds for Berghoff Brewing.

Cleveland Ohio Barnum and Bailey Christian Endeavor Society W.S Myers Berghoff Brewing Company

Democratic plan to curb filibusters and fines in House

Washington April 12 Democratic managers move to force Republican participation by penalizing failed votes with a $10 fine. The Rules Committee report proposes a new clause requiring attendance and voting, with fines and journal entries for noncompliance, triggering a tense house fight and complex roll calls.

Washingeron House Committee On Crisp Mesera. Outhwaite Catchings Dems Messrs Reed and Burrows Reed Burrows Mr. Catchings Committee On Rules United States House of Representatives Mr Catchings

Striker mob drives to Hill Farm works threat

A 500 strong mob of strikers gathered at Dunbar to force workers from Hill Farm but deputies' show of force stopped them. They planned to return with 800 to 1,000 reinforcements from Trotter and Mt Braddock. Disturbances also erupted at Trotter and Adelaide as deputies swore in guards and workmen prepared for emergencies. In Lemont Hungarian women drove off workers with clubs and stones.

Cowrxetusviux Dunbar Hill Farm Works Mr. Braddock Hill Farm Trotter Mt Braddock Adeliade Leissenring Richards Davidson Works Leissenrings Lemont

Rochester Society War Over Divorce and Damages

John Sullivan of Rochester sues Valentine Zimmerman Jr for 10000 damages alleging alienation of his wife’s affections after a divorce suit and alimony case. Sullivan had obtained a restraining order and custody of two children while Mrs Sullivan led a theatrical company. Congressman Jerry Simpson of Kansas is ill and confined to the House for ten days.

Varraraiso Ind Rochester Society John Sullivan Valentine Zimmerman Indiana Burg Young Zimmerman Sullivan Washington Jerry Simpson Kangas

Neil McNulty Dead In Enigmatic Railroad Tragedy

Neil McNulty, a 32 year old freight brakeman for the Pittsburg road, died near Constance nine miles from Chicago after a fall from a box car while preparing to set brakes. He leaves a widow mother and four sisters. he was a Catholic and a social favorite. The Astors bought the Findlay Fort Wayne and Western railroad Ohio portion for 400000 pounds, with General Manager Patterson resuming control and plans to rebuild the line toward Fort Wayne within weeks.

Neil McNulty Constance Chicago McNulty Pittsburg Fort Wayne Cara Michael Daly Charles Welsh John Hubler Josephine Curtain South Webster Street Neil St. Patrick's Catholic Church Astors Ohio Findlay, Fort Wayne and Western Railroad C. G Patterson C. H Roser B. W. Fenton E. C. Patterson J. H. Russell Toledo and Ohio Central A. M. Stad

Handsome Clay Street School Plans Nearing Turnover

Architect Alfred Grindle finalizes Clay Street school plans for a two story brick and stone building in Tudor style. The twelve room structure will feature Smead heating, basements with furnace and closets, loggia covered entrances, iron staircases, and a copper crowned seventy five foot belfry. Estimated cost about 24000 dollars.

Clay Street Alfred Grindle Washington Street

Hon Hugh M Culloch and his son on Washington life

The New York Sun notes Charles McCulloch of Indiana visited the White House to urge President Cleveland to sign the Bland seigniorage bill. It recalls Hugh McCulloch, father of the western financier, who served as controller of the currency under Chase and secretary of the treasury under Grant and Arthur. He remained a vigorous Washington resident, wintering on Fifteenth Street near the White House.

iNew York Sun Charles McCulloch Indiana White House Cleveland Hugh McCulloch Chase Treasury Grant Arthur London Washington Fifteenth Street

Abduction Rumors Stir as Father Seeks Missing Son

Joseph Weber reports his fourteen year old son Jacob disappeared after last being seen on the evening of the 5th. Weber traces the boy to a Fort Wayne man and Bloomingdale before all leads fade. He claims the motive is his ambition for Jacob and vows to recover him with police aid.

Joseph Weber New Haven Avenue Tar Sexttven Jacob Mr. Weber Fort Wayne Gay Street Bloomingdale

Widow Misled by Killer Alive Twist in Weissenborn Case

Mrs. Jacob Weissenborn collected 5000 on a life policy after exhumed body proved to be her husband Jacob Weissenborn who later telegrammically was found alive in Buffalo prompting a fresh inquiry. Other items note Judge Lacombe denying McKane habeas corpus and asylum transfer concerns for Charles Noll.

Crevetano Ohio Jacob Weisenborn Buffalo Nickel Plate Road Nichola

Death toll rises as pneumonia claims Montana and New York figures

Reports from Fayerrre Missouri St Paul Minnesota Ersina New York and Stuxnway Indiana detail deaths from pneumonia typhoid and sudden illness. Notable names include Fayerrre ex Senator Sam C Major and N N Ericcson linked to Senator Powers. Also Junius P Drake dies while connected to Rockford Watch Company.

Fayerrre Sam C. Major St. Paul Minn N. N. Ericcson Montana United States Powers Merchants’ Hotel Senator Powers Chicago Ericcson Ersina N. Y Junius P. Drake Rockford, Ill Rathburn House New York Rockford Watch Company Price

Counterfeiters Captured In Indiana Raid

Lafayette Ind April 12 two more alleged counterfeiters were arrested and taken to Indianapolis. In the Washington township residence of Joseph Bennett a large quantity of material used to make counterfeits was found including chlorides of gold acids silver in bulk and black tin enough to make about 500 dollars worth. A number of counterfeit nickels half made gold pieces and silver dollars were seized and taken to Indianapolis to be used as evidence.

Lafayette Ind Indianapolis Joseph Bennett Washington Township

Breckinridge to Run for Congress Again

A letter from Col Breckinridge to a friend in Kentucky confirms his intent to pursue the congressional seat at all hazards. He vows an aggressive campaign despite adverse verdicts, stating he will not withdraw from the race.

Feaxkroft Breckinridge Congress

Dr Meyer Case Renewed in New York Court

The trial of Dr Henry F C Meyer charged with poisoning Ludwig Branat to obtain insurance money reopened before Recorder Smythe in New York on April 12. Defense counsel expect to spend more than a week selecting a jury after a juror’s sudden insanity halted proceedings in December.

New York Henry F. C Meyer Ludwig Branat A. B Low Smythe

Diamond steamer burned, crew escapes in peril

The steamer Diamond burned entirely with hull to roof fire as Gayoso arrives in Cairo. Crew barely escaped with no shoes or clothes saved. few escaped with belongings. No injuries reported. Bow remains intact at New Madrid while the ship is a total loss.

Cairo Diamond New Madrid

Local Industrial Army Forms Unit in Cascasa Cal

In Cascasa California on April 12 a female brigade of the industrial army is forming with two hundred names on the list. Arrangements are under way to transport personnel east. Frank Carter has been elected colonel and the first drill was held last evening.

Cascasa Cal Industrial Army Frank Carter

A Comic Rail Route Tale Of Agents And Telegraph Woes

In a humorous sketch set around a railroad station, an exchange between two agents unfolds over a delayed train. The narrator praises courteous, helpful conductors and rails against rude service while highlighting a bold telegram push to force information, ending with a nod to a loyal railroad man in Ohio.

Walla Raymond Cincinnati Cleveland Bicarbonate Dayton Xenia Mr. Raymond Muca Lanpina George One R.S Opase Honga Maomatia

Ingenious Autograph From Dumas To Metternich

A tale from Youth's Companion recalls Dumas granting Prince Metternich a signed autograph that claimed receipt for 25 bottles of Johannisberger wine. The joke cost the prince when he could not refuse to honor the expensive “receipt.” Dr. Murray, editing the English dictionary, has had 100,000 books read by helpers seeking word meanings.

Dumas Prince Metternich Paris Prince de Metternich Alex Dewan Murray

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