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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1904

Page

5

Five Men Pay the Penalty to Law

Winchester Tennessee May 5 Henry Judge Joseph Delp and John Evans were hanged today for the murder of Simon Bucher and wife last August. The three men showed calm indifference as they spoke briefly of their readiness and absence of regret. Sheriff prepared for crowd threats and set an early hour to prevent trouble. The motive centered on Judge wanting land and timber rights. Evans and Delp carried out the killings and arson. Bucher survived to name his attackers before dying. Separate report from Pittsburgh details two more hangings, Hartley and Edwards, with the latter demanding a proper rope and both men executed for separate killings.

Winchester Tenn Henry Judge Joseph Delp John Evans Simon Bucher Stewart Bucher Evans Delp Pittsburg William L. Hartley James Edwards Allegheny County Hartley Edwards Dickson Ernest C. Johnston Johnston Clinton Banks

Explosion damages McDaniels home at Jonesboro

In Marion Indiana May 6 a natural gas explosion wrecked the James B McDaniels dwelling in Jonesboro and badly injured four family members. McDaniels finished gas pipe work, lit a match, and the blast lifted floor and roof and blew walls outward. Mrs McDaniels and the couple's children Ethel ten and Ed gar seventeen suffered serious injuries. Property loss is about 2000 for the building and 1000 for household goods. Beos Honey and Tar advertised as a remedy for coughs and pneumonia available from Meyer Bros Co and A C Gocke.

Marion Ind James B. McDaniels Jonesboro McDaniels Edgar Beo Meyer Bros. Co A. C. Gocke

Mrs. Campbell Dead in Dixon Ohio Home

Mrs. Louisa Campbell former Allen county resident died at noon Wednesday at her home six miles south of Dixon Ohio. She aged sixty seven, twice married to John Woods and John Campbell. Survived by two sons William Woods and Alden Campbell and daughter Mrs A C Buchman. Campbell owned extensive Monroeville real estate.

Louisa Campbell Allen County Dixon Ohio A. C. Buchman John Woods John Campbell Monroeville Ira Campbell William Woods Va Wart County Alden Campbell Detroit A. 0. Buchman Smith

Henry Wins Ligonier Residence Contract for Soldier

I M Henry of this city secures the contract to erect a handsome residence at Ligonier for Soldier the noted banker. The planned home will cost about $20,000 and stands as a notable local project.

I. M. Henry Ligonier Soldier

Fort Wayne High School Honors Class of 1904 Graduates

Principal C T Lane announces four honors graduates for the Fort Wayne high school class of 1904. Valedictorian is Miss Gertrude Bunsard, salutatorian Miles F Porter Jr, Latin honors go to Miss Louise Pellens, English honors to Miss Florence Davis. Twenty nine graduates, commencement in June. Preparations are underway.

C. T. Lane Fort Wayne High School Pri Gertrude Bunsard Miles F. Porter, Jr Louise Pellens Florence Davis

Kodol Dyspepsin Endorsed by Meyer Bros Co for Digestion

Meyer Bros Co recommends Kodol Dyspepsin to friends and customers, claiming digestion causes illness, Kodol digests food, cures indigestion and dyspepsia, and acts as a tissue building tonic. It promises renewed health, strength, and vitality after use.

Marriages Registered for Listed Couples in Notice

Samuel L. Blue wed Orpha L. Leigh ner Frank Rohl married Anna Paul Percy C. Rush wed Caroline V. Hoff man Charles H. Stanford tied to Augusts Hoentscher Aloys Wiedmann and Margaret Ehr Vincent L. Palmer joined Florence Howard.

Samue L. Blue Orpha L. Leighner Frank Rohl Anna Paul Percy C. Rush Caroline Vy.hoffman Charles H. Stanford Augustus Hoentscher Aloys Wiedmann Margaret Ehrman Vincent L. Palmer Florence Howard

Revelation on Kidney Cure Offers Hope to Patients

A reader is urged to seek medical inquiry revealing many suffer kidney or bladder troubles. If within reach, Foley's Kidney Cure is claimed to cure, never disappointing. Sold by Dreier & Bro. Link to a health remedy advertisement from a past era.

Foley Dreier & Bro

Wayne Telegraph Operator School Ad

Positively guaranteed training to become Telegraph Operator Clerk and Agent in 5 to 7 months. Wayne Telegraph Ant Railroad School located on the third floor of Main and Calhoun Streets in Fort Wayne Indiana offers instruction starting soon.

Wayne Telegraph Ant Railroad Main Calhoun Sts Fort Wayne Ind

Woman Leaps to Death From Williamsburg Bridge

New York May 5 The first suicide from the new Williamsburg bridge over the East River was recorded today as an unknown woman leaped 135 feet into the water. Police observed her as she fell and shouted for the tugboat crew nearby, but they could not intervene and she sank head first.

New York Williamsburg East River Brooklyn Post Sani

Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure For Skin Ailments

An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm B B B as a certain cure for eczema itching skin hu mors scabs sores pimples boils carbuncles and bone joint pain. It claims internal treatment enriches the blood and heals visible skin troubles with a free sample offer and medical advice, listing Atlanta and Fort Wayne distributors.

Blood Atlanta Fort Wayne Ind Ranke & Nusbaum Calhoun Street Express

Refused to Bury Brother Identifies Death in Far Ohio

John Cummings of Napoleon Ohio traveled to Fort Wayne after a telegram about Abner Cummings death at Mr Dodane’s Poe area farm. He identified the remains as his brother after twenty five years apart, refused burial expenses, and did not attend the funeral. Dodnne bore the interment costs.

John Cummings Napoleon Ohio Fort Wayne Abner Cummings

Respect for age clashes with youth over pill ad

A scolding note rails against youth for disrespect while praising Dr King’s New Life Pills as a universal cure for maladies including dyspepsia fever and constipation. The ad notes the product costs 260 at Dreier and Bro drug store and promotes the remedy regardless of age.

Dr. King Dreier & Bro

Consolidation of Fort Wayne Medical College Completed

The merger of Fort Wayne Medical College with Northwestern Ohio University at Ada Ohio is finalized and will be the medical department of the N Co. G in Fort Wayne. Trustees signed papers improving Ada intake and reducing Ada to a three year course with a year gained at Ada for students.

Fort Wayne Medical College Northwestern Ohio University Ads Ohio Wil Benown N. Co. G C. B. Stemen Ada College Fort Wayne College Jocal College Ada Northwestern Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Fort Wayne

Children dying from strange disease in New York area

In New York near Madison Avenue and 106th Street, Mary reports seven children dead in recent days with many others ill. At least twenty cases from one hospital. Doctors cannot diagnose but suspect germs from rebuilt old tenement walls where lower floors are being converted to stores. Deaths occur within about twenty four hours after onset.

New York Mary Madison Avenua 106Th Street Thys

Disastrous Wrecks Warn Carelessness in Rail Travel

A campaign-style note extols Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds as life saving after throat and laryngeal troubles. It cites Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts as a life saved and offers the remedy with a guarantee from Dreier & Bro druggists, prices 50c and 1.00 with free trial bottles.

King Lois Cragg Dorchester Mass Dr. Ekimg

Two Smallpox Cases Found in City Homes

Charles Herring of 631 Huffman Street was sent to the isolation hospital Thursday suffering from smallpox. A second case was found in the Rouch family at 1205 Taylor Street.

Charles Herring Huffmanr Street Rouch Taylor Street

Cancer Nome cure promotes safe, simple relief from illness

An advertisement pledges a “simple, safe and sure” cancer cure by Dr. Charles Zimmerman & Co. It urges readers not to wait for doctors or surgery and promises convincing testimonials and free information sent to Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Charles Zimmerman & CO Fort Wayne Indiana

Money to Loan on Real Estate or Personal Security

C. E. Pfeiffer offers loans secured by real estate or personal assets in rooms 6 and 7, Bass Block, inviting inquiries and applications.

C. E. Pfeiffer Bass Block

Fort Wayne Iron and Steel Starts Erecting Office Building

The Fort Wayne Iron and Steel company has begun a commodious office building at its plant in the Commercial Improvement addition. It previously ran downtown from the Elektron building and used a temporary plant structure. The new building will house all offices and be well equipped, with downtown offices moving there upon completion.

Fort Wayne Iron and Steel Company Commercial Improvement Company Elektron

Local notices from Indiana reporters mix of crime and civic plans

Huntington clothier to move store to Columbia City and a Huntington man on forgery trial. A Bluffton resident helps an insane suspect move to Richmond asylum. A village seeks incorporation at Lafontaine with opposition. Interurban route inspectors tour Mt. Zion. A Laporte girl invited to Berlin Philharmonic. a Decatur toddler drowns. Logansport-Kendallville rail project dropped. Maria Homan, age 13, burns while reviving witch stove. Anticipated remedies from Foley’s Honey and Tar.

Jaeph Baller Huntington Columbia City Sheil Johnston Bluffton Tool John W. Verrell Richmond Br. J.donahay Presbyterian Church Lafontaine Wabash County B. A. Comstock Comstock Novelty Company Florida Unding Mordecai Fawcatt Wabash Chicago Nlso Portland Montpelier Mt. Zion Warren and Hazel Harrison Laporte Philharmonic Orchestra Berlin Germany Europe Robert Charles Mayers Decatur Logansport Kendallville

Death of John A Hoagland while in Chicago

John A Hoagland of Fort Wayne longtime Chicago Hardware Co president died suddenly in Chicago from heart weakness. Native of Fort Wayne raised there, later managed Shackley Wheel interest in Decatur then served as treasurer of Union Depot Co in Chicago. Funeral held in Fort Wayne with widow and son surviving, plus three sisters in Toledo Fort Wayne and Indianapolis.

Emma B. Fleming Chicago Chicago Hardware Company Pliny Hoagland Fort Wayne Decatur Shackley Wheel Company Union Depot Company

Sister Receives News Of Brother's Sudden Death

Miss Merica Hoagland, secretary of the Indiana state library commission, received a telegram announcing the sudden death of her brother John R. Hoagland, a Chicago businessman and former Fort Wayne resident. Mirna Hoagland will attend the Fort Wayne funeral on Saturday.

Indianapolis Ind Merica Hoagland State Library Commission John R. Hoagland Chicago Fort Wayne Hoagland Mirna Hoagland

Hearst Won Out in Contest in Iowa State Convention

Iowa delegates to the Democratic National Convention remained with Hearst after a vote of 25 to 371 and an acclamation adopting the unit rule. Regulars stayed aligned with Wade, while anti Hearst forces prepared to retaliate but chose to accept Hearst leadership. Resolutions attacked trusts as a national threat and condemned tariff policy under the Republicans.

Des Moines Iowa William Randolph Hearst anti-Hearst Martin J. Wade Hearst Republican Party

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