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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1904

Page

10

Fort Wayne Public Library Dedication Marks New Era

Fort Wayne unveils a Carnegie funded public library in West Wayne and Webster, with a 75 000 donation and a 90 000 to 100 000 volume stack. Judge Robert S Taylor hails the building as a temple of intelligence and a beacon for civic pride and future progress.

People’s University United States Cardinal Newman Taylor Robert S. Taylor Fort Wayne Carnegie Rockefeller Chicago University Leland Stanford, Jr West Wayne Webster Streets Andrew Carnegie Woman’s Club League of Brackenridge Woman’s Club League Alfred Grindle Grindié Bedford Indiana Wayne Street Webster Street

Longtime Auburn Resident D K Houghton Celebrates City Roots

Auburn is hosting D K Houghton of Lewiston Illinois as one of the city’s oldest inhabitants. Born in Auburn in June 1843, he recalls a village of log houses and unbuilt roads when the area was forest. He lived in Auburn until moving to Lewiston nineteen years ago, aside from four years away in the country.

Auburn D. K. Houghton Lewiston Ill Mr. Houghton Crossroads Houghton

Baldwin field death notices or burial obituary

Born in Virginia on July 4, 1866, Baldwin field died recently. Funeral services were held Thursday at the church on the Ridge road with interment in the nearby cemetery.

Baldwin Field Virginia Ridge Road

Plans for Bluffton hotel and bank news in Indiana

Northern Indiana reports Del Locke plans a $50,000 Bluffton hotel project while Indiana National bank assets at Elkhart may cover about half its claims. Garrett shopmen return to work as Baltimore and Ohio shops reopen after closure. Abe Gregg in Waterloo falls ill while feeding hogs but escapes serious harm. Highlights recall 1844 postmaster at Lagrange and formation of the Lagrange Phalanx. First National Bank of Portland is organized with John A. M. Adair as president and John W. Mills as cashier. A dispute in Geneva ends with a man knocked unconscious after a blow with a catsup bottle. John Wasson, pioneer of Jay county, dies at about 70 in Pennville.

Bluffton Indiana National Bank Elkhart Baltimore and Ohio Garrett Abe Gregg Waterloo C. B. Holmes Lagrange John W. Mills North Manchester North Manchester Bank Charles Votan Rollo Christman Geneva Christman Wotan John Wasson Jay County Pennville

Opening night blaze at Iroquois theater sparks fire warnings

Sworn testimony today described a fire on the Iroquois stage the night the theater opened. Witnesses noted greenish smoke and possible chemicals on stage and cited three prior warnings about fire risk, including a Cleveland incident with burning fans in a Bluebeard production.

Chicago John Bickies Louis F. Post Unity Building Iroqunis Mr. Fost S. S. Stanger Cleveland William Sleck New York Bluebeard Company

Death toll from Iroquois fire rises to 569

Chicago reports another death from the Iroquois fire as Mrs. M. A. Nelms dies at Samari tan hospital from burns and injuries. Her death brings the total to 569 while two other victims at the same hospital are said to be near recovery.

Chicago M. A. Nelms Samaritan Hospital

Man Held At Bay In Pine Street Home Siege

William D. Sutley was arrested at 1910 Pine Street after drawing a 32 caliber revolver at Constable Hite. Deputies Reichelderfer and Huguenard overpowered him as they prepared to serve a writ of restitution from Allen County Building and Loan. Sutley claimed wealth in gold and appeared mentally unbalanced, with a court commission set to assess his condition.

William D. Sutley Pine Street Reichelderfer Huguenard Sutley Allen County Building and Loan Association Association Justice Skelton Hite

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