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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1904

Page

3

TOGO'S FLEET SINKS JAPANESE TRANSPORT KINSHIN MARU

Russian Vladivostok squadron torpedo boats sank the Japanese transport Kinshin Maru of 4,000 tons during the night of April 26 with most aboard drowned after surrender attempts failed. Seizure of 17 officers 20 soldiers 85 carriers and 65 crew reported. others went down with the ship. Also report mentions sinking Goyo Maru and Nakamu Maru. Chinese sources claim Japanese forces reached Kurlencheng on the Manchurian Yalu border.

St. Petersburg Busia Vladivostok Yexzen Yesten Wonsan Gensan Che Foo

Woman's Missionary Convention in St Joseph U B Conference

The twenty sixth annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary association of St Joseph U B conference convened at Calvary church East Lews street with about fifty delegates. Reports from branches were read, papers on missions presented, and officers elected for the national meeting.

Woman’s Missionary Association of St. Joseph Stella Hunter Peru Fort Wayne Clara Pratt B. F. Thomas Rich Vailey Ind Clyde Gandy Philippines Bilkhart Ruth Hansberg Spriety Calvary Church Ivertet G. F. “‘Byrer J. E. Grimes Elithart Grimes Woman's Missionary Association of St M. E. Sicknafoose Elkhart G. F. Byrer Fort Whagyne L. C. Oyler Bremen Altoona

Mission talks and charitable fund in local group

A year of foreign mission work raised over 1100 dollars among 400 members across seventeen locals. Afternoon sessions featured papers by Dr J W Lowar of Warsaw on Glad Tidings of Great Joy Around the World and Mrs Robert Ar ford of Butler on Missionary Homes. Also contains an advertisement for Botanic Blood Balm claiming cures for eczema and skin ailments with a free sample offer and local Fort Wayne distributor.

Dre. J. W. Lowar Warsaw Robert Arford Butler Botanic Atlanta Fort Wayne Ind Ranke & Nushaum Calhoun Street Express

New Haven Marriage and Local Social Notes

Yesterday morning at the Catholic church Miss Hortense Caps wed Joseph Colemeyer with a sister and brother as attendants. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home. The couple are popular locals and received many congratulations. The column also records visits, meetings, music lessons starting for a K of P organist, and notes on Mrs. Henry Wolf’s illness.

New Haven Ind Hortense Caps Joseph Colemeyer A. Crippen Summit City P. W. du John W. Miller BR. W. Null Earl Lake Fort Wayne Henry Wolf

New Life Pills Praised For Respect For All Ages

Dr King's New Life Pills claim to cut off maladies regardless of age. The ad touts quick relief from dyspensia, tnurlice, fever and constipation with Beat! Drelor & Bro. markets the product in a bold drug story style.

Dr. King Drelor & Bro

Government Spending Debate Shapes 1905 Budget

Washington April 28. Republicans and Democrats clash over Fifty-eighth Congress appropriations. Hemenway calls it good government housekeeping while Livingston denounces it as wasteful. They cite totals of 698 million dollars for 1905 and projected revenues of 704 million, with a looming surplus.

Washington House Hemenway Appropriations Committee Representative Livingston Georgia Congress Livingston New Zealand United States

Well is a Wonder in Indiana Oil Field

A Reliance Oil and Gas well near Hed Key, led by Senator Lew V. Urey, produced 240 barrels in two hours and about 2000 barrels per day, touted as possibly the best Indiana oil field find to date. Bee's Honey and Tar claims to cure pneumonia and lung ailments, sold by Moyer Bros. Co.

Hed Key Reliance Oil and Gas Company Lew V. Urey Indiana

Live Wire Fatalities at Columbus Stone Quarry

Two men, James Delchile and Friend Amicon, were electrocuted at a Columbus quarry when a telephone wire fell and bridged a charged feed line. Delchile died first with Amicon succumbing to the shock at the scene.

Columbus Ohio Columbus Stone Company James Delchile Amicon Wounder

Money to Loan on Real Estate or Personal Security

Real estate and personal security loan available by CG E Pfeiffer. Rooms 6 7 Base Block options. Interest terms not stated.

E. Pfeiffer

Rev C U Wade Stricken Ill On Train Enroute to Conference

Rev. C. U. Wade presiding elder of the Fort Wayne district of the Methodist Episcopal Church is reported critically ill in a Denver hospital. Wade accompanied the Chicago delegation to Los Angeles for the general conference and fell ill on the way. Mrs Wade was summoned from Muncie to join him. Local friends have little information on his condition.

The Sentinel Wade Fort Wayne

Fractured incidents and a Decatur lottery case arise

A Northern Indiana hermit was found dead near Walkerton. Six youths escaped a runaway near Roanoke. Royer of Spencerville lost sight in one eye from a fall. Fort Wayne to Peru rail line to be rebuilt. Goshen man Hawks injured after a fall. recovery uncertain. Marion boy Freddie Cook ran away to join a circus. A Goshen woman swallowed morphine in sleep but was saved. Bre men man Jerry Adams lost a silver dollar that he swallowed. surgery in South Bend. Decatur man Jesse Roop arrested on grand jury indictment for operating or lottery tied to the Montreal Lottery company with agents in Berne and other towns.

Fort Wayne Goshen Jerry Adams Bremen South Bend Jesse B. Roop Decatur Roop Berne Gensya Monroe Montreal Lottery Company Canada

Farmer Gasser Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Near Angola

Frederick Gasser, a farmer living near Angola, petitions for voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities of 1084.64 and assets of 373. Bee's Honey and Tar is advertised as a remedy for coughs colds whooping cough pneumonia and consumption made from clover honey and tarry distillations sold by Meyer Bros Co.

Frederick Gasser Angola Meyer Bros. Co

Reverend Wade Aims for Midwest Trip After Angola Conference

Rev Wade planned a quarterly conference at Angola on Monday and intended to travel to Chicago before continuing west. The staged journey reflects a religious mission route through midwestern destinations.

Cellent Health Wade Angola Chicago West

Rev Wade Purchases Property in Fort Wayne Area

Tuesday report states Rev Wade has bought property in Fort Wayne and plans to move his family from Muncie Tennessee when possible.

Wade Muncie Fort Wayne

Congress Adjourns Fifty-eighth Session Without Drama

The Fifty-eighth Congress ends its second session with little public interest as President Pro Tempore Bryt and Speaker Cannon adjourn at 2 o clock and 2 10 p m. The House resumes briefly yet attendance is light while conferees pass minor bills and the Panama Canal government bill. A resolution honors Speaker Gannon for his fair leadership, leading to a ceremonial adjournment sine die.

Washington Fifty-eighth Congress Pro Bryt Senate Cannon House Conrac Panama Canal Zone Payne Congress Messrs N. Y Hemeenway Ind Williams Mies Richardson Tennessee House of Representatives J. G. Gannon Illinois Degras

Senate Debates Tax Burden and Army Growth in Session

Washington April 25 senate session moves through river and harbor bill conference report and Panama canal item. Culbertson reviews twelve years of appropriations noting Roosevelt era spending exceeds McKinley and Cleveland. Gorman warns of tax rises and army growth becoming tyranny while Aldrich and Allison clash on expenditure accuracy. The body adjourns after a brief executive period.

Navy Washington Senate Nx Lodge House Culbertson Cleveland McKinley Roosevelt Gorman Panama United States Europe White House Allison Congress Aldrich Frye

President Roosevelt Signs Final Supply Bills at Capitol

President Roosevelt arrives at the Capitol at 11 25 am to sign the post office appropriation and other measures. He consults with cabinet members as Congress plans adjournment and receives confirmation from the joint committees that Congress is ready to adjourn.

Washington Roosevelt Capital Thas Congress Mr. Loeb White House Post Office Military Academy Hale Cockrell Payne Hemenway Williams Tapitol

Also Mentioned on This Page

Togo Port Arthur Yalu Mission Workers Calvary A. B. Church New Chwang Mr. Hemenway Me Livingston Moyer Bros. Co Rev. C. U. Wade Denver George W. Roe Walkerton Roanoke G. A. Royer Spencerville DeKalb County Cyrus A. Wade Senate Proceedings Capitol
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