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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1899

Page

19

Welcome to New York Harbor Dewey Naval Pageant

Dawn procession in New York marks Admiral Dewey's reception as ships from the Olympia and merchant fleet gather off Grant's tomb and the Battery. 600 Ohio troops arrive. Victory statue damage noted. Sandy Hook carries city officials to begin formal welcome with 1900s dignitaries aboard.

New York Admiral Dewey Staten Island Scorpion Fifth Ohio Jersey Central Railroad D. F. Zimmerman B. H. Pond Grant Victory Mangrove Sandy Hook Adsia Dewey the Battery Olympia Supreme Court Archbishop Corrigan Senator Depew Richard Croker Seth Lowpin

Death of James Dayton In Death Valley

Relatives report the death of James Dayton in Death Valley California during the summer. Dayton, a Pacific Coast Borax Company employee, began a wagon journey with six horses on July 24 toward Daggett. A search party found him four days after the missed arrival, August 14, his wagon in the desert with heat and thirst cited as the cause. Both Dayton and his team perished amid the harsh conditions.

James Dayton Death Valley California Dayton Pacific Coast Borax Company Daggett Evi

Preacher Helps The Elopers In Bureau County Ride

James Newton of Spring Valley and Mary Roberts fled to La Salle seeking marriage. A clerk license from Bureau county proved useless outside the county. The minister married them beneath a tree three miles west of La Salle before returning to their home town.

Elopers la Salle Ill James Newton Spring Valley Mary Roberts A. L. Schute Bureau County Here

Bowman couple marks sixtieth wedding anniversary

Charles Bowman returns from Waterloo where he attended the sixtieth wedding anniversary of James and Mrs Bowman of DeKalb county Indiana. The couple, natives of New York, married September 26, 1839 and lived in Indiana since, with eight children, twenty five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. He has been paralyzed but sharp minded.

Charles Bowman Maiden Lane Waterloo James Bowman Bowman New York State Indiana DeKalb County

Democratic Carnival Opens as Bryan Arrives in Dallas

In Dallas on October 22 the two day Democratic carnival begins with the arrival of William J. Bryan. Delegates and leaders from forty states plus Oklahoma and Indian Territory fill the city, with C H P Belmont Judge Tarvin Col Wetmore and several senators and congressmen among the anticipated attendees. The event features multiple meetings and strong enthusiasm for the Democratic cause. The Lutheran English mission feast and German services follow in St Louis.

Dallas Tex Wm. J. Bryan Oklahoma Indian Territory Bryan C. H. P. Belmont New York Tarvin Kentucky Col. Wetmore Missouri United States Berry Arkansas Chilton Texas Sulzer Maddox Georgia Richardson Tennessee Davis Florida Gordon Ohio Benton and Clark Dinsmore Jones Adams Colorado Critterden and Stone A. W. Terrill Turkey J. G. Johnson Kansas Mayor Rose Milwaukee Harvey Solomon St. Louis Kansas City Mr. Bryan Stone Champ Clark Wm. Sulzer Judge Tarvin

Marriage Licenses Listed for Multiple Couples

William Messerschmidt and Rosa Krokenberger. Charles R. Mills and Celia E. Farrell. John P. Lennart and Angela M. Miller. Harry B. Jackson and Helen A. McMahon. William Ziemendorf and Mary Kais er. George E. Kayser and Christina Heck. William D. Brown and Grace B. Overly. Emery Woods and Phoebe Dailey. Charles W. Nelson and Minnie E. Hubler. Judson K. Ross and Bertha E. Seaney.

William Messerschmidt Rosa Krokenberger Charles R. Mills Celia E. Farrell John P. Lennart Angela M. Miller Harry B. Jackson Helen A. McMahen William Ziemendorf Mary Kai George E. Kayser Christina Heck William D. Brown Grace B. Overly Emery Woods Phoebe Dailey Charles W. Nelson Minnie E. Hubler Judson K. Ross Bertha E. Seaney

Strike at Cramps Yard Ties Up Plant in Philadelphia

Seven hundred boilermakers and iron ship builders with about 200 helpers walk out for a nine hour day. Riveters caulkers and strikers say the action will practically tie up the entire plant as machinists and blacksmiths have been on strike for weeks.

Philadelphia Cramps

Crawford Family Reunion at Springfield Township

Monday the Crawford family gathered at Mr. and Mrs. James Chaney home in Springfield township for a reunion with fifty three guests in attendance.

Crawford James Chaney Springfield Township

Bequest of a Dinner and Family Reminiscences

The Crawford family heads Samuel and Grace Crawford are noted as deceased, with Mrs. Cheney as a daughter. The day featured a grand dinner, speeches, music, and social visits. Guests included many from Columbia County Ohio, such as Mr. and Mrs. William McCammon and others. Benjamin V. Becker, once of this city, now with Newman Northroy Levison Becker in Chicago, helped found Woods Motor Vehicle Co with ten million dollar capital. He left Fort Wayne about ten years ago.

Samuel Grace Crawford Cheney Columbiana County Ohio William McCammon Harry McCammon Morris William Crawford Hewitt George Crawford Northroy, Levison & Becker Chicago the Woods Motor Vehicle Company Becker Fort Wayne

For Sale or Trade 50 Acres Near City

For sale or trade 50 acres of good land six miles from city on a gravel road includes a seven room house stone cellar good well wind mill barn 40 by 60 wagon shed an orchard of 95 trees inquire 320 Hanna Street

Hanna St

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