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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1903

Page

7

Armed lunatic at White House confrontation

Washington Oct 5 A desperate hand to hand struggle occurred in the White House vestibule as Peter Elliott of Minneapolis attempted to see President Roosevelt. Elliott overpowered by officers, wounded officers, then taken to Emergency hospital. He claimed to be a Swede and was later jailed for mental evaluation. The incident follows prior warnings after a photograph was sent to Secretary Loeb. Elliott had appeared at Grace Reform Church and the executive offices seeking an audience.

Washington Roosevelt White House Peter Elliott Minneapolis Elliott James Cissell Cissell Usher Thomas Stone Parker Loeb St. James Peter Ell Secret Service President’s Grace Reformed Church Asher Stone First Precinct P. O. el New

Twelve Lives Lost in Lake Michigan Off Green Island

Marinette, Wis. Oct. 5. During a furious gale the steamer Eric S. Hackley sank off Green Island, drowning twelve. Nine survivors were rescued at Fish Creek after drifting all night on wreckage. the Hackley had left Menominee for Egg Harbor just before the storm. Drowned: George Le Claire Jr, Joseph Vorus, Truchly, Edna Barringer, Lawrence Barringer, Henry Rabitoy, Carl Kelley, Frances Vincent, Ethel Vincent, Freeman Thorp, Nels Nelson, Frank Fitzgibbons. Rescued: Frank Blakefield, Orin Rollin, Wilton Hansen, Blain McSweeney, Martin Olson, and three men from Ellison Bay.

Henry Rabitoy Fish Creek Carl Kelley Frances Vincent Egg Harbor Wis Ethel Vincent Freeman Thorp Nels Nelson Sturgeon Bay Frank Fitzgibbons Jackson Port Frank Blakefield Orin Rollin Wilton Hansen Blain McSweeney Martin Olson Ellison Bay

Ely's Liquid Cream Balm used for nasal catarrh

The Ely Brothers offer Ely's Liquid Cream Balm with atomizer spray for 75 cents including a tube. The liquid retains the solid preparation's medicinal properties and is absorbed by the nasal membrane without drying secretions, restoring natural health. Sold by druggists or by mail from 56 Warren St. New York.

Ely Ely Brothers Warren St Warren Street New York

Obituaries and town notices from northern Indiana

In Bluffton Mrs James Chaddock dies at 63 and Perry Evans aged 80 dies in Bluffton. Wells county Odd Fellows hold a district meeting in Bluffton. Waterloo temperance activists seek to close saloons. North Judson thefts hit a refrigerator car for meat. Kendallville fair receipts exceed prior years creating a surplus. Rev Joseph Taylor of Wabash cancels funeral plans after adopting Dowie faith.

James Chaddock Bluffton Odd Fellows of Wells County Waterloo Warsaw Glove Company Perry Evans North Judson Kendallville Joseph Taylor Wabash

Tragic drowning of four children on Pigeon River

In Casville Michigan on the Pigeon River George Hoether and his wife with four children were boating when a child toppled the craft under a foot bridge. Three youngsters John 12 Mary 4 Lena 2 were drowned. Lena was held by the mother but slipped away before help arrived. The father is traumatized.

Casville Mich George Hoether Here Pigeon River John Mary Lena

Cure a Cold in One Day Advertisement

Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets promise a one day cure for a cold with a money back guarantee from druggists. E W Grove signs each box and the product is priced at 25 cents.

E. W. Grove

Ex-Cashier Robbery Suspect Arrested in Embezzlement Case

J Welles Reed once cashier for the California Fruit Canners association LA branch was arrested in St Louis after lodging a complaint against a woman for robbing him of 2000 dollars. He faces embezzlement charges totaling 5000 dollars from his former employers. Police matched him to a descriptive circular and he reportedly confessed and pledged to return to California without a requisition.

St. Louis J. Welles Reed Los Angeles California Fruit Canners’ Association California

Reed and Son to Open Hardware Store in Zanesville

H. He. Reed & Son of Ossian Indiana announce the opening of a hardware store in Zanesville Indiana this Saturday. They will also handle buggies and all kinds of agricultural implements.

H. HE. Reed & Son Ossian, Ind Zanesville Ind 8Od Grosjean & Son Pixley Elk

W S Bissell Near Death

Former Postmaster General Wilson S Bissell lies in critical condition in Buffalo New York after an all night vigil doctors say his life may end today. The report notes his gradual decline and uncertain prognosis. A stray ad for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup appears in the text.

Buffalo N. Y Wilson S. Bissell D. Witt Sherman

Tragic scene as Burton dies in family tragedy at loud wake

In a modest frame dwelling a woman collapses in grief as boxes are opened revealing Burton's body. Mrs Van Wormer pleads for life and all the family mourns while relatives restrain her during the delirious midnight vigil. Relatives guard her through the night to prevent harm.

Federal grand jury indicts Tyner and Barrett in postoffice fraud

Washington reports a federal grand jury indicted General James N. Tyner formerly assistant attorney general for the postoffice department and Harrison J. Barrett formerly assistant on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government.

Washington Federal Grand Jury Postoffce Department James N. Tyner Postoffice Department Harrison J. Barrett

PRESS FEEDERS STRIKE IN CHICAGO

Chicago printers faced a partial stoppage as Franklin union No 4 press feeders refused to work in Chicago typothetae houses. About 3,000 feeders exist with 1,800 union members. many shops hired girls to take the places of absent workers. Catalogues and wholesale houses risk delays if the dispute drags.

Chicago Franklin Union No. 4 Chicago Typothetae Franklin Union

Earthquake Shakes Sunken Lands of Missouri

A twenty second quake last night at nine o clock rattled Flat River and surrounding regions of Missouri and was felt across the sunken lands with glasses shaking and a loud rumble. In St Louis a brief tremor was reported in Carondelet and western city areas, lasting about a minute.

Flat River Carondelet

Doctor shoots an actor at Van Buren depot

In Van Buren Arkansas on October 5 Charles Tolson an actor leading man and manager of a stock company was shot at the local depot by Dr Perchmont a well known physician. The wound is considered probably fatal and the case is under investigation.

van Buren, Ark Charles Tolaon Perchmont Jeeteeuoae

Tornado Rips Through Wisconsin Killing Five Near Sheridan

A devastating tornado hit Blein and Almond areas near Sheridan, Wisconsin on Saturday night, killing five people and destroying twenty buildings. Bodies include Myholtz, Mark Fisher, Mrs. Cipperly, and an unknown girl. Mrs. Cipperly died when her home was blown from its foundations. A barn at the Apperly farm was obliterated and money worth 1100 dollars blown into a field. Two men drowned near Ripon in Green Lake while fishing during the storm. Other structures including Scandinavian area buildings were toppled.

Waupaca Wis Blein Almond Sheridan Myholtz M. BR. Wood Mark. Fisher Cipperly Ripon

Cyclone Slams Illinois Leaving Three Dead

A cyclone two miles southeast of Princeton on Saturday killed Mrs. Charles F. Sherwin and Miss Alvaria Sherwin and Miss Emma Welsh. Charles F. Sherwin suffered serious injuries as the storm wrecked homes in Oater and the Sherwin residence. Reports said a man was killed at Saxon and homes in Neponeet and Murphy farms were obliterated. The storm path stretched forty rods across Bureau Stark and Henry counties with extensive crop damage.

Princeton Ill Charles F. Sherwin Alvaria Sherwin Emma Welsh Tiskilwa Sherwin J. F. Oater Saxon Neponeet Charles Turnbull Thomas Murphy Murphy Peter Johnson Bureau Stark Henry

Tornado Wipes Out Main Street Killing Nine in Minnesota

A violent tornado struck St Charles and St Cloud on Saturday killing nine people including seven in St Charles. It wrecked Main Street in St Charles, destroyed homes and businesses, and endangered nearby towns along its path.

John Ebens, Sr St. Charles Minn William Ebens Will Adams Oscar Crittenden George Jeseon Ed Murphy Ed. Peters Dever Stephen Matter St. Cloud Matter Main Street

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Pres Ident Lake Michigan Green Bay Creek Hackley Menominee George le Claire, Jr Joseph Vorus Truchly Hadley Edna Barringer Lawrence Barringer Indiana Cuar W. S. Bissell Althea Hutzell Main St Fort Wayne, Ind Bulletin Missouri STORM FURY Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota St. Paul Grand Swell C. C Schlatter & CO Columbia and Clinton Streets Art Ata Webber City Carriage Works D. Shordon St. Wis Salvonia Supplies Company Telia Iaitor Iyrene Grosjean & Sons Pixley Wells Street Lewis Street Hanna Qonen Columbia Bridge Rent & Son
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