10 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1901
Page
1
The report portrays Fidel Castro as a tyrant ruling with brutal methods and describes a torture incident of a prisoner after an attempted escape. It details interference by Venezuelan figures, U.S. responses, and a blurred sequence of events including raids, arrests, and public unrest in Caracas and Washington.
Obetanak reports Loomis has not arrived while Honghenbie dispatches say he boarded a Luxiliary cruiser toward Bon Tau yesterday morning. Officials fear Seopian may surprise the squadron at San Thon, with delays noted from Miniator Gaands’ departure and tensions rising over foreign interests and potential uprisings as Castro's regime aims to quell unrest.
The Grand Rapids and Thidiana company will not wait for the early morning Bombay station to Tem e City. The train will leave the city at 7 o'clock in the evening for those who wish to spend a day fishing at Min resort. The organizers note the outings are limited and warn participants.
Dean Larrak remains in very low condition as of April 8. Doctor Wood Erick W. Parts reports his ailment, with no evident improvement despite night rounds and concerns about mounting anxiety.
Louis Auger a longtime Wellertown resident died at his home at 18 Bad Woodington Street after a midnight stroke. He was born in Fort Wayne forty four years ago and had lived in the city his entire life. Survived by his wife Lis, and children Catherine Esther Bonne Auger, and Auger, plus his aged mother and father Mr and Mrs Charles Auger.
Carl Siewnon died at home on a Thy tame street address after a long illness from throat cancer. He was 80 years old and widely known. Born in Blenay, he later lived in Port Wayne and worked as a clerk at Schwepman dry goods and other posts before retiring. Surviving are a widow, two sons Gar and Walter, a daughter Miss ton Siemon, plus a brother Rudolph Siemon. Another daughter, Mrs Dwlle Fox, had died four years earlier.
Volum D Heron departed this life, beloved child of Mr and Mrs Frank Herber of 87 Und DaWwls dyest Med. The ceremony will be held on Sabhedia mornings Trait Tranchitin at the apy right oaths and fourteen days.
GATNEY Mila Kilzoleth G. Gattney daughter of Mrs Edward Gagney of 29 Wi Bullerswell died Sunday morning after a brief illness. Miss Gattney was a graduate of BL Ayr Line's academy and admired by many. Survived by relatives including Lum sisters and ten bral, with Misses Wigs and Maonte Gaftney EB EF Gallwey of South Bund and George Gaslney of Pittsburg. Funeral services Wednesday at 10 o'clock from St Patricle's Cloister.
An incomplete obituary records Willem F. Hanified of Hyal residing at Sanity Street. It notes his parents Mr. and Mrs. Patrick, mentions affiliation with St. Patrice Catholic Church and the Young Men's Catholic group, and lists six brothers. Funeral services are scheduled with a wake at 1:00 from Bt. Falolek's Gathalle and burial at Lie soutien wind.
Fragmentary report from Deming details a boxing event at the castlemen of aie in Mexico. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors, with scattered letters and incomplete words obscuring dates participants and outcomes.
Mr Rewley born in Conmucticus long resided at Turton Michigan where he worked in trade. He recently moved to Michigan and three weeks ago traveled with his son and wife to Fort Wayne for a visit with friends before moving toward Oregon. After arrival he became ill with bowels troubles and died. He leaves a son J J Deming of Sacramento California and Frel M Smith a hardware merchant and nephew. Remains shipped Monday to Fenton Michigan for burial.
August Breitling aged about seventy years died Monday morning at his home on M42 South Wayne Fort Wayne. The death followed pneumonia after an illness of Walker dogs. Survived by widow and five children August William H Freitag Mrs MO Tugey Mrs Wile Wem Wolf sin i Ware C Weise. There are wep mine sraittertagi.
A garbled report details a disorderly incident around a hotel in which a mayoral figure faced police contact. A man named McKelvy and other guests, some wearing Masonic chains, were involved as tensions rose. Protests, drunken behavior, and threats intertwined with court warnings and possible jail time.
A proposed consolidation links major water gas and power entities across the United States. Targeted firms include Detroit Gas, Binghamton Gas, Columbus Edison, Grand Rapids Gas, Laclede Gas of St. Louis, Madison Wisconsin Gas and Electric, St Joseph Missouri Gas, St Paul Minnesota Gas, Denver Electric Light, Southern Light and Traction of San Antonio, Montgomery Alabama Power, Jacques Cartier Water Power of Quebec, and Winnerburgs Traction of Oklahoma. Combined capital cited at about 1.9 billion dollars.
Albert Koch son of Mr Gustave Frederick Kouh of 57 West Lewis Avenue died from peritonitis following bonny melding surgery. He was aged woven worm, ven saontus and daventy oe Unys.
Fragmented notice references infant Paylin Payton and Mrs J W Payton at 74 Bartha aust Hed on Monday. Mentions Cornelin Cordelit Cal, an inmate of Indian sedon for fecbln-miveen youth, with unclear event on Sunday from dubersttle six, aged 16 years 18 months 23 days.
Tove Margent, an inmate at the state school for feeble-minded, died Saturday from tuberculosis at the age of ten years, five days. The obituary notes the young student's residence and age details.
Funeral services for Mrs Lydia Clark will be held Thursday at 10 am from 14 West Wayne Street. She aged 74, widow of William Clark, survived by children Florence Shippey Greenfield, Richard Clark of Utah, Martin and Oliver Clark of this city, and two grown children Nathan and Tricia. Interment Lindenwood.
The story centers on Migs En verfield daughter of Mrs. John Batterfield of Auffaly and Brae Tove Count Von Trvisch of Austela. The couple, long courted during travels, reportedly became engaged after a year of mutual affection. Details note quick betrothal plans amid family and society observers in Allentown and New York.
Funeral services for Charles A Munson were conducted Monday afternoon from the residence at 22 West Wayne and Fort Wayne Commandery No 4 Knights Templar attended. Many friends from the city and surrounding area paid respects as the floral tributes arrived. Rev Samuel Wagenhnds officiated assisted by local clergy.
A reminiscence notes prominent writers and editors who shaped early Fort Wayne and LaPorte journalism. It lauds Schuyler Colfax era influence, names editors like John G Walker and Dr. John H. Bertele, and honors contributions from Barking Creek and Goshen papers, celebrating decades of editorial vigor and political commentary.
A mother reports her son found dead in a barn near Ploveetoy, three miles east, with neck broken and head injury. Authorities are uncertain if death was accidental or premeditated though parents believe death was not intentional. The incident occurred after the boy was allowed to play in the barn and the family seeks answers.
Fragmentary item notes arrests in Malone New Hampshire related to a small outbreak of fever reported at a local address. Names and details are garbled but indicate public health concerns and law enforcement action amid the incident.
The Imvet Baptist church Sunday school, led by Bowser, reports 275 attendees at the cross service with the Faithful Few class, rising to about 280 members overall. Visitors numbered 14, and the day featured remarks by Dir. Howner, piano music, and a proposed new class name. The group aims to unite members and strengthen outreach as Bowser continues Sunday school work and mission efforts.
In Detain county and nearby areas interest centers on the estate of Leonard Ghee of Cleveland Ohio who died recently. The will reportedly names heirs in multiple counties with $20,000,000 in real estate and business holdings, including a central city property and several dwellings, and the property is alleged to revert to siblings under joint guardianship of JoInt and Nancy Fenlele of Butler.
Unclear ad text claims Bly's Cream Balm outperforms rival salves and osprey-like claims. Items mention Oscar Ostrom of Chicago and addresses in Warren Avenue and Boston. The fragment references a balm product, a trade name Tsupfa redacted, and illegible details about distribution.
The marriage of Miss Lowise Rou nll of this city and Drank Sawyer of New York City is recorded for October in this city.
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