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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1904

Page

2

Drowned passengers after Queen fire near Tillamook

Steamer Queen reported 14 lives lost after fire erupted in the saloon about 34 miles off Tillamook. Crew steered for shelter as lifeboats capsized in a storm. 1 person drowned. Queen, under Capt. Cousins, reached Port Townsend with remaining aboard. Victims named include Maude Steiner and Peter Mullin among others.

Port Townsend Wash Queen Tillamook Severn Cousins

Marriage of Miss Rudy Announced for March 30

Announcement states the marriage of Miss Ankah Leona Rudy daughter of Prof and Mrs R B Rudy of Barkave to Daniel Emery Ruggles of Cincinnati will occur March 30 Miss Rudy is described as a talented musician from the Cincinnati conservatory of music Mr Ruggles is Cincinnati manager for the Baker Vawter company

Ankah Leona Rudy R. B. Rudy Oi Barkave Daniel Emery Ruggles Cincinnati Rudy Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Ruggles Baker-Vawter Company

Twin brothers with nearly identical names cause confusion

Edgar Timer Young, a constable in Justice Stout's court, and Edwin Ellsworth Young, at Hig Four shoe store, are twins. Their similar names and nicknames Ed Young and E Young have long caused confusion among friends and acquaintances. Despite some likeness, differences in foreheads and baldness aid recognition, but name similarity remains a nuisance.

Edgar Timer Young Ed- Bar Edwin

Expected Chicago strikes threaten 30,000 workers

Chicago February reports that contracts between laborers and contractors end March 1 and mass strikes are predicted if not renewed. Up to 30,000 workers may be called out across trades including lathers brewery workers bottlers masons and cement workers. Employers warn painters to back down from demands.

Chicago

Mother and daughter die together in Huntington gas blast

Mrs. Mahala Altman aged 88 and her daughter Caroline Emley aged 63 were found dead by the kitchen stove in Huntington. Authorities say natural gas escaped from the stove and is believed to have blown out, leaving both victims seated nearby on Sunday morning.

Huntington Ind Mahala Altman Carolve Emley

Fire at Mam Street church leaves ministers ill

Kokomo Indiana February 2 a local minister severely ill from smoke and exposure while assisting firemen at Mam Street Christian Church. Fire officials report all men on scene suffered illness. Capt Wells and Mreman Albert Street narrowly escaped death as a wall collapsed trapping a brick fragment against them.

Kokomo Ind L. J. Nafteger Christian Church Wells Mreman Albert

Indiana News: Trains, Explosions, and Prominent Deaths

In Terre Haute and Evansville, injuries from a gas line explosion and other incidents are reported. prominent Richmond resident Mrs Martha J Strickland 8 dies Saturday night. Ebenezer Hourlock Western Union Alexandria manager dies of Hodgkins disease. Dr S W Edwin Elwood retires after over 40 years in medicine. Andrew Carnegie adds 5000 to city funds for Muncie public library in a continuing gift series. The second gift follows prior benefactor the Carouge Ur incident.

Terre Haute Henry Wade Evansville Martha J. Strickland Richmond Ebenezer Hourlock Western Union Telegraph Office Alexandria Bunday W. Edwin Elwood Andrew Carnegie Muncie

Traitor and Hood Winker at Buffalo Labor Lyceum

At a Buffalo labor lyceum gathering on a Sunday meeting John Mitchell was branded fakir and traitor Theodore Roosevelt was derisively called a capitatlat and a hoodwinker trades unionism was termed a ta tor movement with a capitalistic foundation party politics was harshly criticized as a prevailing mischief Charles C Woodley of Toronto predicted a social revolution within a comparatively short time that would surpass any movement of its kind in history

Buffalo Labor Lyceum John Mitchell Theodore Roosevelt Charles C. Woodley Toronto

Stewart Family Narrowly Escapes Burning Irvington Home

John Stewart and family at 4% University Ave Irvington awoke to attic fire from a defective flue. The one story cottage roof burned away as flames filled bedrooms and embers fell around them. They escaped in nightclothes. neighbors cared for them as only a few chairs and a sewing machine were saved. The house was almost a total loss, estimated at 11000.

John Stewart Universit Ave Irvington Stewart Stewart Wincript Pamning House

Collision Near Tipton Injures Workmen And Passenger

A limited car on the Union traction line crashed into a rear carriage of a special train bringing two and a half dozen workmen to a crossing project south of Tipton Indiana. Several workers and one passenger sustained injuries many serious. Names include J G Simones Oscar Duckworth EB Russell E Paxton B Hamilton C Clifford W B Scott. A dense fog hampered the approaching collision and the headset failure contributed to the danger.

Tipton Ind Union Traction Line J. G. Simonés Hobbs Oscar Duckworth Russell E. Paxton Anderton B. Hamilton Linwood H. Clifford W. B. Scott Hamilton

Price of Wheat Drops Two Cents as Markets Slip

Wheat fell two cents from Saturday’s price with Indianapolis millers at $1.60 a bushel and the day’s quotation lower. Traders and dealers remained uncertain about future moves as the Chicago market declined and receipts stayed heavy amid a lengthy unsettled outlook.

Indianapolis Chicago Dealera

Boy Nearly Killed Saving Horses in English Fire

Lawrence McLaster, 18, was seriously burned early Sunday while attempting to rescue his mother's horses from a burning stable in English Indiana. He may not recover.

Boy English Ind Lawrence McLaster

Metzger Move Stirs Republican Precinct Meeting

At Saturday's county Republican convention Col. Harry B. Smith was elected chairman after a chaotic scene. A second ballot was ordered due to tellers' disagreements, leading to blows between Eagar Exot and John O. Spahr. Metzger withdrew and was later chosen as vice chairman by acclamation, with Smith elected chairman and other officers named.

Harry B. Smith Wiliam Locka Smith Floyd Woods George 1. Elliott Metzger Ccure Col. Smith Republican Committee Tellows Ellett Eagar Exot John O. Spahr Metsger Metager Willam E. Davis Othcers Charrun Harry K. Smith Robert Metzger Bert Johnson Frank D. Stalnaker

Coroner rules Daniels death accidental gas exposure

Washington news reports William B. Daniels, correspondent for the St. Louis Republic, found dead in his room Sunday with the coroner's ruling of accidental death. It is believed a sleeping gas from a broke gun tube caused the tragedy, discovered when his son entered the room. London reports Lord Francis Hope remarries, tying Olive Thompson to the Melbourne banker’s heir.

Washington Hope London Francis Hape May Yohe Putnam Bradley Etroog Olive George Thompson Melbourne

George Schepman Injury Recovery Reported in Richmond

George Schepman of Richmond is recovering at City hospital after being dragged beneath train wheels while moving between coaches near Shermanshire. He crawled under boxcars to escape further danger and shouted for help for over an hour before assistance arrived.

George Schepman Richmond Ind Indianapolis City Hospital Schemman Shermandrive Shermanshire Bchepman Whosley Tim

Gas Stoves and Teething Syrup Ad Promoted

An old notice advertises gas and oil stoves from C Koehring Bro and endorses Winslow's Boothing Syrup for teething pain. It also promotes a March to April sale of one way colonist rates by Union and Southern Pacific to California Oregon Washington and Idaho with discounted fares from Chicago to the coast and intermediate points plus chart car seating.

Mrn Winslow Tva Manta & Butte Union and Southern Pacific California Oregon Washington Idaho Chicago Pacific Coast St Louis New Orleans W. Hi. Conner Cincinnati

Accident Kills Brother in Marion Home

Marion Ind Feb 29 John A Jackeson 18 accidentally killed his brother Ubames 4 Sunday afternoon at the home near Weaver southwest of Marion John was cleaning a shotgun when it discharged John has smallpox and the home is under quarantine A dose In time saves lives Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup advertised as a remedy for coughs colds and pulmonary diseases

Marion Ind John A. Jackeson Ubames Weaver John Dr. Wood

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