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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1904

Page

7

Easter's Afterglow Law of Resurrection

A historical sermon examines the Transfiguration and Resurrection as linked acts revealing redemption through Christ. It traces how Jesus’ glory on Hermon foreshadows the cross and explains the exodus toward Jerusalem as humanity’s rehabilitation, urging believers toward transformative faith.

Peter Hermon Jesus Christ God James John Christ Jesus Herman Jesus Christ Elias Jerusalem Calvary Hfe Moses Eling Jerusalony

Resurrection Growth of Faith in Mary Magdalene

A sermon by Rev. Frank W. Gunsaulus traces Mary Magdalene’s evolving faith from mistaking Jesus as gardener to proclaiming him Lord. It parallels Mary’s transformation with Christ’s rising, ascension, and the Fatherhood of God, urging readers to await Easter’s triumph and embrace divine love.

Christ Joseph Nicodemus Policle John Tenus Jesus Mary Magdalene Jesus the Christi Mary Moses Elias Himeel Semis Ufe Rabboni God Mary Magdalena Mt. Hermon

Buried Gold Found After Hatfield Family Deaths

Relatives of Harry Hatfield and his wife, who died last week, met at the old home and uncovered buried cash. A fruit jar under the house held 286 dollars in various gold coins and a silver dollar, wrapped in rag and sealed in a stash jar. A second discovery yielded 30 dollars in gold buried in a similar manner as the first.

Harry Hatfield Hatfield

Decatur Houses Numbered. Bourton Resident George Metheny Dies

George Metheny died suddenly at Bourton and his death is attributed to ptomaine poisoning from impure food while in Plymouth earlier in the day. Miss Blancher Mantrout is also dead, the latter due to Addison's disease, a rare illness.

George Metheny Bourton Ptomaine Poleon Plymouth Miss Blanchermantrout Addison

Judge Parker Not After The Place

Chicago dispatch from Albany quotes Walter Wellman asserting Judge Alton B. Parker will not give interviews or publicly express views before nomination. Parker refrains to avoid bidding for the nomination, while allies defend his consistency and imply critics misjudge him as colorless.

Chicago Record- Herald Today Walter Wellman Albany N. Y Alton B. Parker David B. Hill Judge Parker Parker Allence Parlor Court of Appeals Senator Hill New York Mr. Bryan Mr. Parker Bryan

Judge Parker Aims to Stay on Bench If Nominated

A conservative view of Judge Parker’s prospects shows he values his judicial role and would resist early moves. He reportedly prefers duties at the bench, resisting politics, and would likely remain on the New York Court of Appeals if nominated for president, resigning only after a voters decision.

Calla Harker Tearm Tudge Parker New York St. Louis Parker

John C Peters Elected President of Fort Wayne Fair Association

John C Peters was chosen president of the Fort Wayne Fair Association at the annual stockholders meeting. The board adds Charles McCulloch, L A Centlivre and other directors. Plans include improved city car service and extending Lakestee tracks to form a loop for easier crowds. Capital stock aims at $20,000 with $7,025 already subscribed.

John C. Petera Fort Wayne Sommereia Fairgrounds Walton Avenue Messrs Charles McCulloch John’ c. Peters L. A. Centlivre Alexander Johnson Henry Bondell Tames Gil- Me George W. Kell Chyles &. Bush George Thumm James B. White Hernan W. Tapp Henry A. Wiebke Oching Bird D. N. Foster F. J. Hayden Fort -Wayne Traction Company

Flood relief effort aided by Peru citizens

Committes organized to help flood victims report families nearing famine and destitution. One case involves Frank Godfroy, a Miami Indian and son of Chief Gabriel Godfroy, whose riverbank home and belongings were washed away. Dr. C. L. Landfair of Bluffton mourns the burial of a fine horse in a hemlock casket.

Peru Frank Godfroy Godfroy Gabriel Godfroy C. L. Landfair Bluffton

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Lev Frank Ww Gunsaulus D. D Christian Herald Jook Sinat Wordsworth Rydal Mount Euns Tra Frank W. Gunsaulus Ellas Cross of Calvary Sin Tera Galilee Mark Love Simon Peter Bluffton Banner Decatur John C. Peters Fair Association
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