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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1904

Page

4

Omaha Editor Attacks Bryan in Bitter Article

Dr Geo L Miller long time Omaha Herald editor and Democratic leader criticizes William Jennings Bryan in an Omaha Bee piece. He claims Bryan profits from a large income and questions his honesty while predicting a final appeal to alter the Democratic platform.

Onisha Neb Omaha Bee Geo. L. Miller Omaha Herald West Bes Bryan Lincoln Mr. Bryan The Richard Croker New York Dr. Miller Manke Kansak Democratic Party Carter H. Harrison Snfe Chicago Grand Old Party of Constitutional Rights Lberty

Charming June Wedding at Rudisill Home

Misa Nellie Rudisill wed Ernest A. Payne Thursday at 3 PM in a Plymouth Congregational ceremony led by Rev. J. Webster Bailey. The event featured pink and white carnation decor, a Mendelssohn march, and a reception at 2801 John Street after July 6.

Jacob Rudisill Misa Nellie Ernest A. Payne George Doswell J. Webster Bailey Plymouth Congregational Church Awansonia Laura Kausbaum Mr. Payne William E. Rudisill Palma Mrs. Payne John Streat

Boy Narrowly Escapes Rat Poison At Basa Farm

Howard Bush four years old almost swallowed rat poison labeled Rough on Rats found in a Basa farm drawer. His sister stopped him before he swallowed any, but he had already ingested some and was treated by a physician after being brought to the city for examination.

Howard Charles Bush Basa Farm Cfty

Woman reports assault at Pennsylvania depot toilet

Miss Minnie Manville of 186 West Washington street told police she was assaulted in the depot toilet by a man who entered after her and threatened to kill her if she cried out. Another woman’s arrival frightened the assailant away before further harm. Police noted delayed reporting and limited investigation.

Minnie Manville West Washington Street Pennsylvania Depot Collins Pearl Street John Forbing West Creighton Avenue Homsher Hoagland Avenue

Logansport Area Plans and Local Incidents Report

Northern Indiana notes five brass bands maintaining activity in Logansport with more planned. Adams county to gain six rural mail routes, two each from Decatur Magley and Mount Pleasant. Theodora Kircher injured by hayload blown by wind near Ber­vin Warbash county. Al Hart and another man injured and unconscious after a Wabash carriage accident. Jacob Gripe killed by lightning at Christina church in Galveston near Logansport. Bechtold drug store creditors in North Manchester to receive at most one cent on the dollar. L and J Hunt donate 1000 for Columbia City library education section in Rev. A J Douglas honor. Wabash doctors and lawyers charity baseball. lawyers win 20 to 17 after parade in costumes led by Mayor Williams. A ghost seen near Decatur city stone quarry attracts four locals. figure sinks in water with glow gone.

Muv Logansport Adams County Decatuy Magley Mount Pleasant Theodora Kircher Bervin Warbash Bors al Hart Christina Church Galveston Logeannport Jacob Gripe Bechtold Drug Store North Mannhester L. & J. Hunt Wiliams R. F. Cleunt James Wilson Wabash County Harvey Williams Fort Wayne Decatur

Tramps Sought After Fatal Shooting Near Gordonville

Lancaster July 2 posses scour eastern county for two of three tramps who shot and killed Samuel Ressler a whale keeper near Gordonville and wounded William Henry and Phares Buckwalter. A third tramp Garson was captured while attempting to shoot Issae Royer a farmer.

Lancaster Samuel Ressler Gordonville William Henry Hoctier Phares Buckwalter Garson Issae Royer Farmon

Roosevelt leaves Washington for Oyster Bay on special train

President Roosevelt departed Washington at 10 o clock for Oyster Bay aboard the Mayflower on the Pennsylvania line. The trip aims for a restful summer at Sagamore Hill before the July 27 nomination and return to the capital for limited official duties.

President Washington Long Island Roosevelt Oyster Bay New York Pennsylvania Road Bagamore Hil Loch Barnes White House Jersey City Long Island Railway Station Hay Fitthhcock

Arrange for President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay

New York July 2 arrangements have been made at Oyster Bay for President Roosevelt's executive plans.

New York Oyster Bay Roosevelt

Selah Caldwell and Donald Evans wed at Claypool home

Monday evening June 27 marked the marriage of Miss Selah Caldwell daughter of D J Caldwell of Claypool to Donald I L Evans of this city. The ceremony was held at the bride’s country home one mile from Claypool with near relatives present. The bride wore white silk satin and carried pink and white roses.

Selah Caldwell D. J. Caldwell Claypool Donald IL Evans

Pardons Board Adjourns In Indiana

The state board of pardons in Indianapolis adjourned after considering petitions filed with Governor Durbin. They will reconvene September 27 to review Hinshaw’s petition. Members refused to disclose the four individuals they recommended for pardons.

Indianapolis State Board of Pardons Durbin Hinshaw Mambars

Japanese Atrocities Allegations Stir International Debates

St Petersburg reports in a semi official organ accuse Japan of mutilating Russian wounded on the battlefield and deny claims of humane treatment. The article cites testimony from Russian officers and notes alleged use of no quarter against Cossacks, asserting Russia will not seek reprisals.

St. Petersburg Tournat Dent Europe Stankevitch Mistchenko Romanov Neil Cross Iaime de Bourbon Verlangen Sanyo Shoheleff Englih Russia

Wingha Assembly to Build Railroad Connecting Goshen and Warsaw

Rev. Sol C Dickey of Indianapolis with Goshen officials announced that the Winona assembly will build an interurban railroad linking Goshen and Warsaw. Major investors including John D Rockefeller H J Heinz John Wanamaker and J M Studebaker will back bonds covering costs. Net earnings to support the Winona assembly fund. Project aims to improve lake access and attract northern Indiana and southern Michigan riders, with Elkhart township voting 30 000 and Warsaw city 25 000 toward the line. materials and equipment to be let soon and operation expected by May 1 1903.

Goshen Ind Sol C . Dickey Indianapolis Richardson Warsaw Commercial Club Goshen Commercial Exchange Wargaw Dickey Winnona Assembly John D. Rockefeller New York H. J. Heinz Itisburg John Wanamalkex Philadelphia J. M. Studebaker South Bend The Assembly Winona Assembly Wr Assembly Michigan Elkhart Warsaw

Recruits Raised At June Recruiting Station

Sergi H. Warner operating a recruiting station at 114 West Berry Street sent twenty men forward in June for regular army service. The first enlistment list includes names and birthplaces across coast artillery infantry field artillery and cavalry units. A separate note recounts Auditorium Manager Mille ward Adams offering a dramatic safety test to theater commissioners citing a fireproof ordinance.

Sergi H. Warner West Berry, Street Lst Coast Artilery John G. Stanning Penu Kas Cenjamin Simmons Madigan County Ind William H. Bricker Albion Fred Gehr Uch Union City Prudis Creigh Pal’mer Charles BR. Laiiin Alexandria Frank Baumannn Indianapolis George F. Warner Harry L. O’connor van Wert Ohio George M. Lloyd Fort Wayne Charles Keaver Frank Fowler Payne John KR. Thomas Daleville Richard Bell Webster Oliver ©. Jarrett Covelry Michiel Westenber Terre Haute Leroy H. Miller Maarson William L. East Springsfield Robert A. Fenton Bast Trumbull Albert Wortz

Hair Torn From Woman in Ice Crusher Accident

Miss Anna Prul of Hazelton Indiana was dragged into an ice crusher at the world’s fair grounds when her hair got caught in the belt. Her skull was fractured and she lies near death at St Luke’s Hospital as power was cut off.

St. Louis Anna Prul Michael Prul Hazelton Ind St Luke's Hospital

Foreclosure Sale Ordered for United States Shipbuilding Company

Justice Lannigg in Trenton New Jersey signs decree authorizing the sale of all properties owned by the United States Shipbuilding Company under foreclosure.

Trenton N. J Lannigg Décres United States Shipbuilding Company

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