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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1899
Page
4
Fort Wayne hosts the northern Indiana Teachers Convention with praise for public schools. The piece argues for popular election of U S senators and critiques corruption, war policy, and current political figures.
The piece reflects on Easter as a profound religious season and notes the growing emphasis across denominations on Lent and Easter. It contrasts reverent observance with political scandaI, comments on Washington courtesy to the president, and mentions Chicago weather and upcoming mayoral turnout, alongside real estate transfers in the city.
W S O Rourke received a telegram appointing him bankruptcy receiver for the J F Edell Loan and Investment Co by Judge Baker of the federal court in Indianapolis. He will inventory assets, publish a statement, and creditors will meet to choose a trustee. Many unrelated actions and notices follow including estates, lawsuits, licenses, and remonstrances in the county.
Plain or figured muslin curtains with gathered or finished ruffles, some lace edges and embroidery. Ruffled net curtains in white or ecru with lace insertions. Tapestry curtains in an excellent pattern and full color range priced at $200 a pair and up.
Domestic and Brussels nets and tambour curtains offered in Snow Flake novelty fabrics. Silk cross stripe designs and Portier sets for couches. Elegant rope porte and portieres described as stylish domestic novelties.
A very large and handsome collection of upholstery goods on the third floor. Prices range from 350 to $10 a yard. Includes damask tapestries jute tapestries corduroys silk tapestry brocated oriental and Bagdad stripes leatherette and wool tapestries.
Fragmentary notice advertising a property described as the No. 1 farm of Macres in Paulding County Ohio. Provided contact appears as Engineer Beno RB Barra with an address on Columbia Street. Text is garbled but indicates a sale on flexible terms and a mention of a “dandy” fare.
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