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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1896

Page

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Democratic Headquarters Move to Chicago Location

Senator Innes arrives in Washington and indicates the national headquarters will be based in Chicago with a Washington branch. He notes the Western campaign focus and awaits further decisions on the executive committee and specific leadership appointments. The plan mirrors Republican strength in Chicago as campaign fighting shifts westward.

Main Nied Washington Ly Byesemt Wallamoroy Ines Washingston Executive Committee Chicago Bryan Tones Xogaris

Frightful Crash on Single Track Trains Collide

A collision on a single track near Cheri Orgon at 3:30 PM injured a fireman and killed one rail worker. Engineers misjudged the yardage, the freight head engine escaped, but the passenger cars sustained less damage while the postal car was badly damaged.

Cite Obie Aig al Cheri Orgon Toreh Hill Gtd Postal Ear

Adame Express Workers Strike in Jersey City

Employees of the Adame Express Company in Jersey City strike, led by concerns over management and delays. They accuse President Wier of mismanagement and cite inefficient routes and disrupted service affecting Philadelphia and other ports.

New Xone Adame Express Company Thie Jersey City Sitika Wier Sinka Érnay City Phi Delphia

Narrow Escape on Goat Island Bridge

Edwin Bushton of this city had a remarkable escape yesterday when his bicycle veered on a steep incline near the Goat Island bridge. He toppled over the low iron fence into the rapids but struck a rock and was saved by an assisting passerby.

Magné Patra N.Y Edwin Bushton Goat Island Bushion Spi

Horrible Find: Body of Woman Discovered Near Road

A gruesome discovery on August 15 revealed a dead body with severe injuries. Police report a missing woman case under investigation as investigators search for clues and identify the victim.

Fire Near Lima Sparks Oil Field Conflagration

Lia Ohio Aug 15 At 1 oclock this morning lightning struck 36 000 barrel of oil on the Kemper farm three miles south of here owned by Standard Oil Co It set ablaze a group of tanks and the fire spread to three others Standard Oil has 300 men constructing embankments and they are shooting tanks to release oil The smoke darkens the sun and the loss is placed at 75000 dollars

Lia Ohio Kemper Farn Here Standard Oil Company Standard Pleas

Jealousy Sparks Fatal Shooting a Cincinnati Home

A man wounded his wife in a Cincinnati house in a jealous fit, firing two bullets into her chest and another at their three year old daughter, who survived with a minor wound. The suspect Nelson was arrested minutes later. The report also covers a separate knife wound incident in Cleveland and a long-winded religious meeting in Winona with lectures by Prof. White and Dr Chapman.

Guicaco Charles Nelson North Western Avenue Breas Geughter Neleon Crromvaer Cleveland Ohio A. Rothacker Jhai Mount Auburn Charles Lundy Lundy Bothy Charles Rathacker New, York Alec Sker Rothacker Wes

Bryan party at boat landing in Newburg draws cheers

William J. Bryan and party including Mrs Bryan and Bir Sewall leave Irvington for Yonkers and take the Albany boat to Poughkeepsie. Two thousand people gather at Barry town to see Bryan as the boat Albany lands. He bows to the crowd and acknowledges the compliments.

Yonkers N. Y William J. Bryan Bryan Bir. Sewall John Briathen Walker Irvington Mr. Walker Walker Outright Brryan Albany Poughkeepsie Yonker Acros Barrytown Upper Red Hook Nansvres Nebragkan Gaugray Prevident

Striking East Side Tailors Seek Aid in Settlements

New York August 17 A four week tailors strike on the east side has cost about 6000 in Sheriffs Fund while 5000 men 4700 women in 315 shops return to work. Seven cooperative shops employ 500 men and 100 women as fights with garment workers subside. 1200 strikers seek support from affiliated groups while 2000 men and 1000 women remain idle. Settlement applications pour in and are checked for surety solvency.

New York East Side Bhodd Aévénty Co-Operative Ehopé Wnion Hon-iiniog Garment Workers Ani I Ia

Murder Mystery Sparks Indiana Town After Bridge Discovery

In August a man and woman were last seen riding toward the river near a covered bridge south west of the city. The buggy was found at the bridge entrance with the horse hitched to a tree and the buggy torn cushions and a broken hole in the bridge. The town debates murder or suicide as theories emerge amid the incident.

Suptamarans Antiins Tan Thia ‘City Indianapolis Vincennes Bigneuf

Murdered man Wilbur F Hyster a Lincoln business leader

Wilbur F Hyster a prominent Franklin County businessman and former foundry operator was found murdered in an alleyway in Lincoln Nebraska. He served as director of the Baltimore and Cumberland Valley railroad and was a son of Judge Jacob Hyster owning considerable local property. His body will be brought back for burial by the Masonic fraternity.

Cramsenescno Wilbur F, Byster Lincoln Neb Ecessas Franklin County Baltimore and Cumberland Valley Railroad Hoe Jacob Hyster Masonic Fraternity

Death of Josiah E. Kelley at First National Bank

Josiah E. Kelley, assistant cashier of the First National Bank, died by suicide yesterday afternoon in the basement of his residence behind the bank. He left letters confessing a cash shortage of over 2400 dollars and fear of exposure by the National Bank Examiner Vatco.

Sovrn Bey Ind Josiah E. Kelley First National Bank National Bank Vatco Kelley

Two Ships Sunk After Lake St Clair Collision

Dereorr Michigan August 16. The stunner Ovesnica of the Lichigh Valley Transportation company fleet collided with the propeller William Chisholm in a new channel of Lake St. Clair. Both vessels sank but all crews survived, taking to the rigging until aid arrived. Oceanica valued at 230000, Chisholm at 125000, water flooding seventeen feet. Accident suspected to stem from signal or light confusion.

Dereorr Mich Stunner Ovesnica Lichigh Velley ¢ Transportation Com Mpany William Chisholm Lake St. Clair Oceanica Buffalo Chicago Chisholm Wes Marquette Bio Ports

Wyoming Woman Elector Nominated by Republicans

Wyoming Republicans nominate Mrs. Sarah Malloy for state presidential elector. Malloy, born in Ohio and living in Culveni Wyoming, is a forty-year-old mother of four who has long voted against her husband’s positions but would vote for McKinley and Hobart if elected.

Sarah Malloy Culveni Wyo Wyoming LRB Malloy Hiss Hiss A Fain of Four Childran, the Eldest Éigtdén McHinley Hobart Union Pacific Rilroad Cheyenne Ogden Michigan Lassiva Miah Fish Upper Peninsula United States China Cleveland

Nansen’s Arctic Drift Theory Jolts Explorers Return

Reports from Norway claim explorer Nansen has safely returned on a voyage likened to the Jeannette expedition. Commodore Melville argues the drift theory is misapplied and cites parallels with Wyplash and Payer’s Tegathoff voyage, while Jackson and Nansen are said to have met near Franz Josef Land.

Melville Nansen Wyprecht Payer Tegethoff Nova Sembdla Sibera Éxet Wyltzee Feland Francia Joseph Land Cape Nassau Nova Sembla Nansen Coommodore Mellville Polar Greenland Ais Nova Sembia Nanaen Arctic Tenions New Siberian Islands Jeanette Nan Gen Nova Sémbra Hin Vanna Jackson Nangén Cape Flora Franz Josef Land Torney Thames Jack Rot Dr. Nangen Vardo Dr. Nansen Franz Jovef Land Varn Norway

Fire Sweeps Baptist Church Killing Nine In Elliott County

A fire wrecked a Baptist association gathering in an old frame church at Sandy Hook. Nine people were killed and forty to fifty injured as the upper floor collapsed and panicked crowd surged for exits. Names were not yet received.

Sixtxoron Sandy Hock Elliott County Baptists

Governor Matthews Stricken With Congestive Chill

Aug 17 report from Tamanaronis states Governor Matthews is seriously ill from a congestive chill likely caused by exposure during an outdoor speech in Brookville on Saturday night. He endured a cold spell on the way to visit a street in Indiana yesterday.

Tamanaronis Matthews Mande Brookville

Deaths and Funerals Mark Week in Lake Township Area

Emanuel Prill, a prominent Lake township farmer, dies suddenly at near seventy. Dozens more, including Christian Diem, Ferdinand Horn, John Kelley, and August Ostmann, pass away or are buried in Fort Wayne area. Syrians in the colony grow to over 100 as new arrivals continue. The week closes with multiple services at local churches and cemeteries.

Emanuel Prill Lake Township Allen County Prill Benjamin Pennsylvani MM. B Arcola Eel River Cemetery Cispsattle

From the Hospital and Court Docket Report

A wife testifies against Bernard Murphy in a circuit court after injuries from an alleged drunken assault at their Wayne Lafayette home. Murphy, jailed on $500 bond, is accused of beating her and threatening to kill. she was treated at Hope Hospital and remains recovering. A separate case notes a watch theft by Avery Besmaes chased from West Main Street to Nickel Plate tracks. A humane officer investigates abuse in New Haven involving Joseph Stuck.

Christian Diem Hope Hospital Mr. Diem Charles Diem H. W. J. Aiking Adam Horn South Hanna Street Christin Tokn St. Vincent's Saylum Ferdinand Horn South Hanna Street Zion's Lutheran Church Decessed Prussia Lindenwood Cemetery Scheemann & Elsebn Sophia Briah Charles Axt East Lewis Street Lange Gideon Burgesa Richmond Kan Burgess New Haven South Harrison John Kelley Pennsylvania Company W. S. Gruber Wabash South Whitley T Saat Place Robert Fisher Weat DaWald Street Eel River Katherine Moore Madison Park Lodge Chicago Kate Garner Patrick Murphy Mehtastraat St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Maria Wolford Dennis A. Wolford Pennsylvania Miner Street Archibald Lee Maris Rosa Austin Finney Grand Rapide Fort Wayne Abdo David Haad Privet Abdo Young Myas Strroke Houch Bernard Murphy Murphy Wayne Lafayette Simus Fred Koenig West Main Street Mr. Koenig Chage Coverdale Avery Besmaes Schlaudrof Joseph Stuck Mr. Schisudroff

Brooks W. Brooks Wits Escapate-Hopp Day at Paulding County

Unclear text references a certificate related to a Paulding County event with the name Brooks W and a $700 figure. Details about location Weber hotel and a superintendent are incomplete.

George Brooks Hopp Paulding County Frank Se Weber Hotel

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