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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1904

Page

2

Indiana Democrats Get Bryan Letter On Platform And Lead

Williamsport Ind May 7 James McCabe ex judge of the Indiana supreme court received a letter from William J Bryan criticizing reorganizers and urging Democrats to focus on democracy versus plutocracy. Bryan towns up with a call for bold leaders from the vast Democratic base and warns against muffled candidates.

Williamsport Ind James McCabe Indiana Supreme Court William J. Bryan New York Parker Indiana W. J. Bryan

Northern Indiana Obits and Local Notes

A sequence of brief notices reports deaths in northern Indiana including Dr Lydia Fox a Bluttson pioneer, Thomas Stradley and Eugene Sullivan. It mentions civic revival for Loganport Commercial Club and a Mishawaka hat removal vote. Also notes a Kendallville youth losing a foot, an Elkhart accident, a Layro death, a Wabash canal worker, and a Mishawaka rescue by a tramp. Includes a town census push in Taporte and saloon-law enforcement affecting local politicians and witnesses.

Lydia A. Fox Bluttson Whitley County Thomas T. Stradley Columbia City Eugene Sullivan Warsaw Logansport M. BE Mishawaka Minorvon Williams J. of van Auken Auburn John Pressler Kendallville Elkhart Charles Ditton Layro England Wabash County Wabash and Evie Victor Devueger Marshal Bongert Darrow Taporte Bongert

Four Men Killed by Lake Shore Flyer Near Elyria

Four men, believed to be foreigners, were struck down by the westbound Lake Shore Limited near Elyria, twenty five miles from Cleveland. They were walking on the track and reportedly stepped into the path of the oncoming train at sixty miles per hour. All four bodies were badly mutilated and their identities could not be determined.

Cleveland Ohio Twentieth Century Limited Lake Shore Road Elyria

Fort Wayne to Host Branch Office for Big Harrison Street Building

President H. McCallum of Corporation Finance arrives to open a Fort Wayne branch to guide preliminary work on the eight story, fire proof office building at Harrison and West Berry. Plans show marble corridors, hardwood floors, and four elevators. construction to cost about 480000 with one year to complete.

H. §. McCallum Corporation Finance Company Indianapolis Harrison and West Berry Streets Fort Wayne Richard Richard, McCarty & Bulford Columus, C Aurede Dry Goods Company Berry Harrison Streets McCallum

Blood hounds on trail in Earlham burglary case

Earlham Iowa May 7 bloodhounds track burglars who entered Fry Packard general store and dynamited the safe securing several hundred dollars. Entry gained by breaking a window. Also an advertisement for Brownie Pine laxative at 28e per box from The LeRoy Co Fort Wayne Indiana.

Earlham Iowa Fry & Packard LeRoy Co. P. O Fort Wayne Ind

Western Journalist Dead in Omaha at 74

A. D. Balcombe longtime publisher of the Omaha Republican and a West development figure for fifty years died at his Omaha home. He was 74. The notice highlights his political influence and regional impact.

Omaha Neb A. D. Balcombe Omeaha Republican

Buffalo Stave Company Incorporation Reported

Indianapolis May 7 Special The Buffalo Stave company of Fort Wayne was incorporated today with a capital stock of 10000 dollars. Directors are Anton Vail William Niblick and Benjamin Horne all of Fort Wayne.

Indianapolis Buffalo Stave Company Fort Wayne Anton Vail William Niblick Benjamin Horne Fort Waynas

Escape Ends Garrett Jailsman Bigamy Suspect

Walter Fish, jailed in Garrett on a bigamy charge, escaped from the Garrett city calaboose Friday night while awaiting transfer to Auburn County Jail. He had been arrested after a Fort Wayne woman alleged a prior marriage and had waived hearing, with bonds set at 1000 dollars. Indications point to outside help as Fish vanished at about 10 p.m. and authorities have no clues to his whereabouts.

Garrett Ind Walter Fish Fort Wayne Calaboose Auburn Fish Toledo Lucy Miler Garratt Youn Tish Mountz Biguiy Chew Cabboose

Fort Wayne Man Married Here Under Cloud of Bigamy

A man named Fish wed Della Johnson at Wayne Street M E Church on Sept. 9, after living with Mrs. Johnson in Fort Wayne. He claimed railway work on the Nickel Plaza line and later disappeared, sending only sporadic letters from Garrett. Mrs Tish learned he had two wives in Indianapolis, though he said divorces had been obtained. The Fort Wayne wife worked at a knitting mill and is described as estimable.

Fish Wayne Street A. S. Preston Fort Wayne Garrett Sinaly Indianapolis Knitting Mille

Fort Wayne Company Secures Major 25000 Acre Land Deal

Northern Indiana Land company of Fort Wayne completes purchase of 25000 acres of Jasper and Newton counties in northwestern Indiana from Nelson Morris. The land sits about fifty miles southeast of Chicago in a solid block, valued near half a million dollars. Straus Bros. & Co. held the option and transferred it to the buyer, which plans immediate subdivision and sale to settlers.

Indiana Northern Indiana Land Company Fort Wahyne Nelson Morris Chicago Packer Jasper Newton Chicago Fort Wayne Straus Bros. & Co

Ice in a field spares a May 34 find in Waterloo

John Duesler unearthed a large cake of ice under seven inches of muck while plowing Tuesday. John Wimner took the ice home and used it to make ice cream for his family and shared with Mr. Duesler in the field, a remarkable incident for a May day discovery.

Waterloo Press John Duesler John Wimner Duesler World Ica

Battery Explosion Hits Yacht Tarantula At City Island

Three men were badly burned when a battery exploded aboard William K. Van derbilt's turbine yacht Tarantula near City Island. The blast hurled them overboard and burned them with acid. Pinesalve advertises a pine extract salve for burns and cuts sold by Moyer Bros Co and A. GC Gocke.

New York William K. Vanderbilt City Island Moyer Bros. Co A. GC Gocke

Babe Falls in Fifty Foot Tile Well at Oskaloosa

In Oskaloosa Iowa on May 7 a two year old child of W H Doe fell into a fifty foot twelve inch tile well and slowly smothered to death. The mother heard screams and alerted workers but rescuers could not save the babe.

Oskaloosa Iowa W.H. Doe

Secretary to sign large warrant for Panama Canal fund

Washington May. Secretary Shaw will sign a warrant for 840000000 in favor of the Panama Canal company. He will deliver it to Morgan & Co in New York with the treasury disbursing appointment. Morgan & Co will then deliver 25000000 in United States Bonds to secure the disbursement.

Washington Shaw Pantme Canal Company Humself New York Morgan & Co Treasury Department United States

Wicker Plate road offer for groups up to 100 miles

Prompt states that starting Sunday April 17 and every Sunday after, groups of five or more can travel round trip for $1 per person to any point within 100 miles of the selling station on the Wicker Plate road. Advice to see the nearest agent or address C A Asterlin T P A Fort Wayne Ind.

Wicker Plate Road C. A. Asterlin Fort Wayne Ind W&sw

Rails Shipped From Goshen To Fort Wayne Depot

The Fort Wayne Trust Company purchased rails shipped to Goshen for the Goshen and Indiana railroad. They are reloading the rails to ship to Fort Wayne for use on the Fort Wayne and Lima railroad.

Angola Fort Wayne Trust Company Goshen and Indiana Fort Wayne Fort Wayne and Lima

Prosecution Witness Absent in Ward I Assault Case

William Niezer charged with assaulting Hon. Henry Colerick at the Third ward voting place on April 30. In Justice Tancey’s court the prosecuting witness was absent and the case was dismissed.

William Niezer Henry Colerick Third Ward Tancey

Marriage Licenses for Adams Griebel Runnioborn Runnion Ormsby

Charles Adams and Elizabeth Griebel as well as Nosh W. Runnion and Etta Ormsby appear in a notice listing marriages licensed. The terse item notes the names connected to licenses issued.

Charles Adams Elizabeth Griebel Nosh W. Runnion Etta Ormsbiy

Will cure consumption says Ark man Foley’s Honey and Tar

A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for coughs colds and lung trouble claiming it cured consumption in early stages. Sold by Dreier and Bro.

A. A. Herren Finch, Ark Foley Dreier & Bro

Des Moines Postoffice Promotes Married Clerks With Large Families

Des Moines Iowa May 7. Preference in job postings will be shown to clerks who are married especially those with large families. Postmaster McKay says the order from the postoffice department Washington aligns with President Roosevelt idea of aiding large families.

Des Moines Iowa

Doctor Younge Reports Holy Land Tour Highlights

Dr J W Younge writes from Jerusalem April 19 1904 with vivid notes on Bethlehem Church of the Nativity marker the manger site and the Good Samaritan Inn He recounts Jericho Bethany the Mount of Olives and the River Jordan with baptism site and Dead Sea remarks He mentions plans to Egypt next and lists souvenirs including Jordan water and Dead Sea samples.

J. W. Younge Youngs Holy Land Palestine Jerusalem the Sentinel Ithan Bethlehem Church of the Nativity Jesus Christ Shethiehent Stirling Jericho Bethany Mount of Olives Martha and Mary Simon the Leper Lazarus Good Samaritan Na Khan Christ Elijah Jordan Dead Sea Mediterranean Egypt New York M.D

Body of Missing Girl Found in Mississippi River

Keokuk Iowa May 7 The body of Miss Clara Marsh of Warsaw Tennessee was found this morning floating in the Mississippi River at Canton She disappeared from her home April 25 after a period of illness Miss Marsh was the daughter of the late Z W Marsh and the niece of Congressman Marsh of Tennessee

Keokuk Iowa Clara Marsh Warsaw Mississippi River Canton

Judges at Decatur Funeral Keeps Courts Silent

No business in circuit or superior court as Judges O'Rourke and Fenton attend Judge Studabaker's funeral in Decatur. Citizens' Trust Co. advertises deposits with $400,000 security for depositors. Governor Durbin reappoints A. L. Kuhlman of Auburn as major of Infantry, Indiana National Guard, for four years.

Circuit Superior Court O'Rourke Fenton Decatur Studabaker Citizens’ Trust Co Opp Durbin A. L. Kuhlman Auburn Indiana National Guard

New River Tragedy Turns to Doll Discovered at Bridge

A crowd gathered near Van Buren street bridge on the St Marys river Saturday after reports of a baby body. Coroner Stults and bystander retrieved a doll dressed as a infant from the river about 150 feet north of the bridge, likely blamed on neighborhood mischief by local youths.

van Buren Street St. Mary’s River Stults

Chloroform Attack at Wabash Revival Meeting

In Wabash Indiana unknown persons sprayed a bottle of chloroform on a revival at a Christian Holiness tabernacle. Worshippers fell ill and were dragged to the doors where they were revived by bystanders and attendants.

Wabash Ind Tabernacle

Tax Commission to Visit Fort Wayne on May 16

Gov Durbin and Indiana tax commission members will tour Fort Wayne on Monday May 16 to inspect conditions and improve duties. The group includes Parke Martin John Wingate Sherick Storms Miller and several clerks. They will visit the state school for feeble minded youth and dine with Superintendent Carroll and trustees before continuing to Chicago.

Winfield T.durbin Indiana Tax Commission Fort Wayne Durbin Parke Martin John C. Wingate Sherrick Storms Miller Decatur Carroll Chicago Nickel Plate Railroad

Bishop presses Brother B on family prayer

A church meeting scene shows a stern bishop questioning Brother B about spiritual condition and family prayer. The exchange reveals a paradox when Brother B notes a man may be Christian without family prayer, then explains his companion is considered better despite no prayers because he has no family. Also mentions Curt Tallerday, a Goshen man, and H L Hutson at the Naw Aveline.

Brother B Harper’s Magazine Curt Tallerday

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Hoosiers Grieve Col M’cabe Lake Shore Aurode Bright Meyer Bros. Bros. Co Measur Bros. Co A. C. Gocka Incorporate Stave Company Mikado FSH Fort Wayne Company Baue BOUND de Moines DR. Yourge Tour Bible Land New River Congregation Chlorof TAX Commission H. L. Hutson Naw Aveline Bella Clinton Barry
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