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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1903
Page
2
The Weekly Sentinel comments on national troop movements in Kentucky, Wall Street turmoil, street carnivals harming business and morals, and the Tillman murder case in South Carolina. It also discusses labor unrest and wage disputes near a Soo property and the broader unrest among foreign workers and miners.
Washington reports generally favorable temperatures for the week ending September 28 with cool nights in the South Atlantic and gulf states and light to no rain over much of the country east of the Rockies. Drought continues in the Ohio valley and central gulf regions. cotton and corn conditions improve with harvest underway. tobacco in Tennessee and late cotton in North Carolina show varied progress. fruit crops suffer from wind and drought. fall seeding plowed in Atlantic coast and upper Mississippi-Missouri regions.
Mrs Katherine Miller longtime resident dies at 11 oclock Tuesday night at the home of her son John J Brink at Wells and First street aged 71 years months and 21 days authorities said burial plans awaited family notices state obituary release by Wells city funeral home
Death attributed to heart trouble and dropey. Mrs. Miller born in Germany on December 8 1831 came to Fort Wayne at age 11 and lived here ever since. She married Tacob Brink who died in 1864 and later John J. Miller who also preceded her. Survived by son John J. Brink druggist on Wells street and four stepchildren Erwin Miller and Mrs Rastetter and Mrs Lennart of Fort Wayne plus John A. Miller of Chicago. Three grandchildren Clem Harry and Benno Brink. Dr Miller belonged to the Church of the Precious Blood.
Frances Greczyk, 26, wife of Frank Greczyk, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delagrange, died Tuesday night at her Grand Rapids home after a sudden illness. A brother, Justin Delagrange, rushed to the city but arrived after her death. Born in Fort Wayne, she had many local friends and had lived with her brother in Grand Rapids for nine years and married five years ago. She leaves her husband, three small children, and was a devoted Catholic. Funeral arrangements are pending.
A funeral notice states the interment will take place on Friday in Grand Rapids, with details pending. The brief confirms the burial location and timing as the key facts.
The Consolidated stock exchange firm Taylor and Mandeville suspended today in New York after customers failed to meet margins in yesterday's sharp market. The firm lists Henry B. Taylor and J. Arthur Mandeville as partners with Taylor a board member of the Consolidated exchange.
Ex deputy U S marshal W A Richards of Creston was convicted today in Des Moines of robbing Mr and Mrs P Sullivan at Hamilton on New Year’s night. A wounded witness testified Richards planned the hold up and kept guard at the door during the crime.
Bol D Bayless lodge F and A M will hold a special meeting Wednesday evening to confer the fellowcraft degree. John E Bulmahn has returned to Washington DC to resume duties in the diary of congress after a visit here. Mrs Margaret D Lotz of 63 Riverside Avenue left for Elkhart to visit her sister Martha Lotz.
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