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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1903

Page

8

Receivers Named for Both Baltimore Trusts

Maryland Trust company and Union Trust company fail in Baltimore. Allan McLane and Miles White Jr. named receivers with bonds of 2 million and 1 million respectively. Failures tied to Vera Cruz and Pacific Railroad loans totaling over 6 million, while local investments remain unaffected. News calms after initial market anxiety.

Baltimore Maryland Trust Company Union Trust Company Allen McLane Miles White, Jr McLane Maryland Company Vera Cruz and Pacific Railroad Company London Trust Company Charles T. Crane Maryland Crane Baltimore Stock Exchange Allan McLane Vera Cruz and Pacific Railroad Stock Exchange Orrick H. A. Orrick Vera Cruz and

Hope Hospital Nurses Win Honors At Commencement

Thirteen graduates from Hope hospital training school for nurses received honors at the annual commencement Sunday evening in the Masonic Temple theater. The list of names includes Daisy Armstrong Elizabeth Springer Martha L. Elliott Eva Mears M Rilla Files Jennie Hawes Bertha Jamieson Della Gibbs Alban Gross Anne Todd Anna Schneidewind Nellie Snyder Nellie McDonald. Apollo quartet and local musicians provided the program as Rev D W Moffat offered benediction and Samuel M Foster delivered the principal address.

Hope Hospital Training School Masonic Temple Theater Daisy J. Armstrong Woodstock Ont Elizabeth Springer Ingersoll Martha, S. Elliott Ann Arbor Mich Eva M. Mears St. Thomas M. Rilla Files van Wert Ohio Jennie E. Hawes Bertha L. Jamieson Della M. Gibbs Alban M. Gross Lap

Father Sherman Coming

Thomas Ewing Sherman, son of the late General William Tecumseh Sherman, is identified in the notice as preparing for a family event or recognition.

Father Sherman Thomas Ewing Sherman William ‘Te

Four Killed and Five Injured in Virginia Rail Collision

A head on crash on the Southern railway between Keysville and Meherrin Virginia at 6 15 this morning killed four trainmen and injured five others most victims from Richmond. An accommodation train leaving Keysville for Richmond collided three miles from Keysville with a passenger train.

Southern Railroad Virginia Richmond Southern Railway Keysville Meherrin M. E. Williams L. S. Dillon Daniel Pincham E. H. Atwell J. Dorsey Tyler Charles Farmer W. W. Rudd W. J. Jackson Rudd

Borkenstein Resigns as Fort Wayne Brick Manager

Bernard Borkenstein tendered his resignation as manager of the Fort Wayne Brick and Tile company at a directors meeting Saturday evening and the resignation was accepted. His successor was not selected. He was one of the three directors, and leaves the company.

Bernard Borkenstein Fort Wayne Brick and Tile Company Borkenstein Theee Iter

Liberty leaps as Bell escapes in Pullman grab

A. E. Bell, alias Crosby and Hammond, the mail pouch robber and check forger, escaped from a Pullman car in transit to Philadelphia. He had confessed to stealing a pouch from a Pennsylvania Railroad train and altering many checks, with authorities estimating nearly $500,000 involved. Bell faced $10,000 bail in Denver and was being moved to Philadelphia for federal court.

Philadelphia A. E. Bell Denver Col Pennsylvania Railroad Bell United States United States Marshal’s Office Crosby Hammond Harrisburg Hinsdale United States District Court

Stricken by Death in Her Bathroom

Mrs. Catherine Hofer, 48, died suddenly at 1 Hofer street Goshen road home. Found seated in the bathroom by a child about 9:80 Monday morning after husband left for work. Coroner and Dr. Stults suspected heart neuralgia. survivors include husband Theo Hofer and several children. Born February 1855 in Tuscarawas county Ohio.

Catherine Hofer Hofer Street David Hill Mr. Hill Hofer J. E. Stults W. W. Barnett

Odd Cottage Housing Eight Residents In Angola

In Northern Indiana a small one story house, 8 by 12 feet outside measurement, hosts three adults who cook, eat and sleep, while eight adults and a child stayed in it all night amid local quarrel. An appellate court ruled against a WarSaw factory subscription dispute. John C. McCleary joined 349 others to purchase a lot at $100 each for an addition around the new cann ing and pickling facility on donated land.

Angola Warsaw John C. McCleary

Lawyers Were His Guests at Dinner

Attorney John W. Eggemann hosted a nine course dinner at 1536 East Wayne Street honoring the Blackford Law club on his June marriage. Judge Edward O Rourke and Judge O N Heaton spoke, with club members and guests listed including C H Williams L J Ninde E M Hulse A W Ferris Kenneth Larwil Guy Colerick George E Vawter and Robert Kell.

Blackford Law Club O’rourke Judge Heaton John W. Eggemann East Wayne Street Eggemann Edward O’rourke O. N. Heaton C. H. Williams L. J. Ninde E. M. Hulse A. W. Ferris Kenneth Larwill Guy Colerick Geogre E. Vawter Robert Kell

Grace Bowman Weds Clayton Springer in Local Nuptials

Miss Grace Bowman and Clayton H. Springer were married at Bowman's home on Smith Street with Rev. J. C. Darwin officiating. Attendants were Lydia Barnhart and Charles Bowman. The couple plans to reside in Lima, Indiana, after a wedding dinner. Springer is the son of Mrs. T. J. Traxler.

Grace Bowman Clayton H. Springer Lagrange Smith Street J. C. Darwin Simpson M. E. Church Lydia Barnhart Charles Bowman T. J. Traxler

Incendiary Fire Destroys Five Blocks and Station

Fire of suspected incendiary origin swept through Galveston Indiana destroying five business blocks and the railroad station. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars. Telegraphing operator reports helped request aid but wires burned cutting communication. Fire under control by 3 oclock with relief trains from Logansport and Kokomo arriving.

Logansport Ind Galveston Kokomo

Shaw to resign if Tracewell loses post

Indianapolis reports a Washington dispatch says Secretary Shaw will resign from the cabinet if Comptroller Tracewell is forced from office. Shaw backs Tracewell amid cabinet friction over postal frauds and the Indiana officeholder’s fate.

The Sentinel Indianapolis Washington Dispatch Treasury Shaw Robert J. Tracewell the Treasury Indiana Tracewell

Charles Chesbro Fugitives From La Grange Sheriff

Charles Chesbro escaped from the La Grange County sheriff while wanted on wife desertion charges. Local authorities issued notices and continued pursuit as details remain uncertain.

Charles Chesbro La‘grange County

Dowie Begins Gotham House to House Canvass

John Alexander Dowie started a city canvass in New York after an early Madison Square Garden service attended by about 4000 people. He told followers he would be near Wall Street and prayed for restoration work as Zionists filled the audience. A divine healing meeting followed with Dowie speaking on The Opening of the Beautiful Gate of Divine Healing.

New York Madison Square Garden John Alexander Dowie Elijah Earth Christ

Dowie’s New York Appearance Sparks Disorder at Madison Square Garden

Rev. John Alexander Dowie faced a restless crowd as about 3,500 attended three services at Madison Square Garden. One third of the audience left during the afternoon meeting despite his orders. Dowie denounced reporters and urged decency, claiming Elijah’s return and calling for repentance, with thousands responding to the altar call.

Eight Die as Crane Crashes on Wabash Bridge Worksite

Pittsburg today reports a traveler crane collapse on the Monongahela river end of the new Wabash railroad bridge. Eight men were killed, two missing, and four injured as the cantilever crane toppled onto a barge below. Rescue teams, including the B A Woodruff and John D Watson, recovered bodies while 400 iron workers mobilized to assist.

Pittsburg Monongahela River Frank Hoover Allegheny William Jay Beaver Falls A. M. Fowler Paterson N. J American Bridge Company Wabash Railroad John McTighe McTighe Holsting Wabash Railroad Company Monongahela William Riddle B. A. Woodruff John D. Watson McLoud Fleming Sallinger C. P. Fitzerald Structural Iron Workers’ Union No. 3 Fitzgerald

Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples

Clayton H. Springer and Grace Bowman George McMannis and Ruth Bryan Edward E. Good and Ida M. String fellow Charles A. Clark and Myrtle Weaver Peter Schwartz and Barbara Kelsey David Fitch and Artie Otto The Roll club members were guests at the event.

George McMannis Ruth Bryan Edward 8 Good Ida M. Stringfellow Charles A. Clark Myrtle ‘ ‘Weaver

Also Mentioned on This Page

Union Hope Hospital School MR. Borkenstein John W. Eggeman Springer-Bowman Cass County New York City Dowie Gotham Dr. Dowie Wabash Bridge W. J. McCloud Geore Wells G. W. Beitlinger William Kempton Co. L. Fleming Fred Sallinger Frank Dalby J. Campbell Edward Morris James Simmons Adolph Vosburg Duquesne Clayton H. Springer and Peter Schwartz and Barbara Kelsey David Fitch and Artie’ ‘Otto the ‘Roll Club
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