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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1904

Page

6

Decisive stand on important issues in district convention

In a Friday afternoon platform, the Democratic Twelfth district convention denounced corruption across government and the post office, urged strict state banking laws, opposed corporate trust abuses, condemned tariff injustices, and criticized Indiana Republican actions on home rule, gerrymandering, and fiscal waste. It commended Rep. J. M. Robinson and endorsed the party’s nominee.

Payelith Ulrey Post Office Department Republican Congress Democratic Party Congress Democratic Regia Intors Indiana Auburn Waterloo DeKalb County Lagrange Topeka la Grange Avila Noble County Angolan Steuben County Fort Wayne Supreme Court Indiana Legislatura Creative An. Siectiva Fort Wi ‘Dayne Tran Indianapolis Republican Legie Wells Adame United States Robinson J. M. Robinson Miles Wood E. F. Ware

Great Dane and Bull Dog Battle Royal Ends in Death

A Monday fight to the death between John Monahan Jr s bull dog of about 30 pounds and Dr W E H Myers s 180 pound Great Dane in Myers livery barn left both dogs fatally injured. The bull dog died after its jaws locked, and the Dane, showing hydrophobia symptoms, was shot by Dr Myers.

John Monahan, Jr W. EH. Myers Myers Ivory Dr. Myers

Unique character buried in Bu selles cemetery after death

Columbus Kirkum, a reclusive figure from Frankfort Indiana, died at the county infirmary. He had saved enough to buy a lot in Burnell’s cemetery and arranged with undertaker W M Comley for burial. Though from a wealthy family, he died in poverty in the attic of the courthouse and at the county fair grounds.

Frankfort Ind Potters Columbus Kirkum Buanell’s W. M. Comley Kirkum Court House

Seven Receive Diplomas At Lafayette Commencement

Seven young people graduated at Lafayette commencement exercises Saturday night. The class included Carrie Crabbs Frankie Levan Cleveland Nicodemus Richard Togwell Samuel Parr Martha Moiland and Hertha Lawrence. Miss Crabbs was salutatorian and Miss Lawrence gave the valedictory. Attorney Edward Hoffman of this city delivered the address.

Lafayette Ownedly Clas Carrie Crabbs Frankie Levan Cleveland Nicodemus Richard Togwell Samuel Parr Martha Moiad Don Hertha Lawrence

Anti Parker Men Hold a Meeting in New York

A Parker convention opposed Parker's New York instructions. William J. Bryan led the speak ers and urged sending a delegation to St Louis to vote against Parker. The platform denounced tariff policies and urged resisting monopoly while criticizing Parker's perceived evasiveness and lack of clear policies.

New York City Mr Bryan Cooper Union Parker William J. Bryan Samuel Seabury Beret St. Louis Citizens Union New York City Ceas August Belmont Albany Roosevelt Colombia Republic Democratic Party

Bowser's Farm Dream Trials in Domestic Hopes and Winks

Mr Bowser and his wife discuss moving to a farm to boost income and health. He envisions dairy cattle and crops, projecting about 10 000 dollars annual output. A butcher warns it’s a dream, and Bowser returns home in comic chaos.

Jon Inda Iva Cripple Creek John Bow- Ber Mr. Bowser Jarkass Imeet Mr. Bowser Mia Bowner Hsien

Intriguing 19th Century Kitchen Dishes and Techniques

A collection of step by step recipes and tips for egg cups in water baths with cream, egg rings in tomato jelly, rhubarb pie with raisins or prunes, sassafras tea, fried apples in butter and sugar, chocolate pudding with cake, hominy drop cakes, orange honey mix, carrot tomato salad, gooseberry sauce, and a berry omelet served with a strawberry sauce. Contains noted quantities, methods, and ornamental touches.

Fire Destroys Several Pittsburg Businesses on Grant Avenue

A June 21 blaze on Grant avenue in Allegheny district destroyed parts of Allegheny Carpet Cleaning, Dust Construction, Allegheny Comics, and Skylight company operations. Fire crews fought the flames, with damages estimated and investigations likely to follow. Local firms affected include the cleaning, construction, publishing, and skylight firms in Pittsburg.

Pittsburg Grant Avenue Allegheny Allegheny Carpet Cleaning Company the Dust Construction Company Allegheny Comics and Skylight Company Alle

Firefighters Save Allegheny Torpedo Works From Fire Loss

A blaze jeopardized the Allegheny Torpedo company works with potential losses around 75000 dollars. Firemen’s rapid response prevented the spread and a catastrophic explosion, preserving the manufacturing site and nearby facilities.

Gheny Automobile Company Allegheny Foundry Allegheny Torpedo Company

Baked Cucumbers with Ham and Breadcrumbs Recipe

Recipe notes describe baking cucumbers with a white sauce, minced ham, paprika, and bread crumb crust. Cucumbers are halved and deseeded, rubbed with buttered crumbs mixed with onion, salt, and pepper, then baked until very soft and browned. The dish supposedly yields a nervy, savory result.

Harper Whiteleather wedding at Mrs Whiteleather home

Miss Maud Irene Whiteleather married Henry B. Harper in a Monday evening ceremony at 2323 South Harrison Street. Rev J N Field officiated before about forty guests. The couple departed for an eastern wedding trip and will reside with the bride’s mother after July 12.

Carrie H. Whiteleather South Harrison Street Maud Irene Henry B. Harper J. N. Field First Baptist Church Raymond Harper Miss Glenn Genevieve Parker Decatur Madge Jewell Helen Harper Mabel Carter Earl Parker Cocsac Forest Osler Lafayette Frank Fanning Butler

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