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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1904

Page

6

Roosevelt is formally notified of Republican nomination

President Roosevelt receives formal notification of his renomination at Sagamore Hill on July 27 as Speaker Cannon delivers the address. The ceremony, attended by about 125 guests, featured flags and a simple, orderly reception with Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt greeted by National Chairman Cortelyou.

Hay Roosevelt Sagamore Hill United States Joseph G. Cannon House of Representatives Homs Oyster Bay Long Island City James N. Coombes Florida Benator Depaw New York Europe Senator Clark Wyoming New York State Long Island Oyster Lay Republican Sigamore Hill George B. Cortelyou Cannon The Republican Party

Death by Dementia Fatal Rampage in Andalusia

Philadelphia dispatch reports 6 year old Marian Rankin died after fleeing Joseph Heiser during a fit driven rampage on the Bristol Pike. Heiser terrified a girl in the Red Lion Inn bar room and attacked a passing trolley car before police subdued him. The child collapsed in the Rankin street and died minutes later.

Philadelphia Joseph Heiser Andalusia Bristol Pike Red Lion Inn Heiser Marian Rankin Hesser Rankin

Baby Born With Backward Walking Condition

Baltimore July 27 doctors at Maryland General Hospital are attempting a pioneering operation to straighten a ten day old infant born with leg muscles mispositioned. The baby’s legs are inverted so it would, if untreated, be forced to walk backward.

Baltimore Maryland General Hospital

Lima to Delphi rail line nears six week end target

H A Hoke contractor seeks twenty five more workers at Elida with wages of 1 75 per day to speed up completion of the Lima Fort Wayne electric line. Cars may run between Lima and Delphi in about six weeks if rails are secured and delays avoided. Grade from Lima to Elida is rechecked and washouts repaired making the route level.

H. A. Hoke Limna Fort Wayne Elida Lima Delphos

Pinewles advertised as cure all kidney and bladder troubles

Pinewles praised as a new discovery for kidney and bladder issues and rheumatic and lumbago problems. The ad invites readers to visit Meyer Bros. Go. and A. OG. Gacke to see Pinewles, derived from pine resins. Mrs. William Busching returns from Lake George.

Oy Meyer Bros. Go A. OG. Gacke William Busching Lake George

Murphy Visit by Tammany Leaders at Rosemont

Charles Murphy and Tammany Hall figures arrive unannounced at Rosemont to meet Judge Parker and discuss campaign plans. The democratic committee members, including Senator Dowling and Judge J. O'Brien, hold cordial exchanges and a private luncheon discussion.

Txopus Charles ¥. Murphy Tammany Judge Morgan J. O'Brien Victor J. Dowling New York Thomas Conway Pittsburg Rosemont National Committee National Ludpa Parker Judge Parker Mr. Murphy Democratic Nations Committee Esopus

Louisiana irrigation plans from J Franklin Schell era

J Franklin Schell, once head of a local investment firm, now manages the Louisiana Rice and Irrigation Company. The firm boasts a 86 million dollar capitalization and plans irrigation canals this fall to explore crops beyond rice. He asserts irrigation could yield wheat corn oats and cotton, challenging the notion Louisiana cannot produce quality wheat. A Charlies hotel interview cites ongoing experiments and anticipated land development next year. Also promotes Bee's LAXATIVE Honey and Tar for coughs with antiseptic and laxative actions.

F. Schell J. F. Schell Fort Wayne Louisiana New Orlana Times-Democrat J. Franklin Schell Louisiana Rice and Irrigation Company Rica Belt Schell Cotton Belt Achell Tam St. Charlies Hotel

Money to Loan and Deposit Safety Ad

Real estate and personal security loans offered by G. and Pfeiffer. Rooms 6 7 Bass Block. Citizens' Trust Co. promotes safe deposits with 460 000 dollar security for depositors. Mrs A Pressler visiting in Indianapolis.

G. &. Pfeiffer Bass Block Citizens’ Trust Co Cpp

Lion Shows Its Teeth to Bear in Russia Reparations Demand

The British ambassador to Russia has been instructed to mount an energetic demand for full reparation. The move signals firm postures on compensation and international accountability amid heightened tensions between London and Moscow.

Russia

Britain demands full reparation for Knight Commander sinking

London reports a strenuous protest to Russia over the sink of the Knight Commander by the Vladivostok squadron. London will seek indemnity and apology, stressing neutral shipping protection, with Sir Charles Hardinge presenting the note. The government notes no contraband was aboard and emphasizes the incident overshadows Red Sea seizures.

Charles Hardinge Russia Vladivostok Brifour Ruesin Charles Harding Claude McDonald Tokio Japan Red Sea

Defense Committee Meets Under Premier Balfour

London July 27. A lengthy defense committee meeting was chaired by Premier Balfour. Attorney General Sir Robert Finlay attended, unusual for these meetings, to advise on international law questions raised by disputes between Russia and Great Britain.

London Defense Committee Balfour Robert Finlay Russia Great Britain Robert

British Premier calls sinking Knight Commander a breach of law

In Wondon on July 27 Premier Balfour told the House of Commons the sinking of the Knight Commander is a breach of international law. He said he hopes to brief tomorrow on Malacen seizures and noted there is no loss of life but a breach of law is feared.

Wondon Balfour House of Commons

Russia Without Advices on Contraband War Demands

Russian government has not yet replied to British demands on contraband of war three weeks after hostilities began. Count Douckendorff has not sent representations to Forel and Secretary Lansdowne, and it is unclear how Russia will promptly respond. Viadivostols squadron status and actions remain unsettled.

Count Douckendorff Great Britain Forel Lansdowne Patersburg Viadivostols Squadron

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