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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1901
Page
2
The article discusses aggressive political rhetoric in Kansas as well as national campaigns. It notes Mrs Nation’s controversial lecture, remarks on Republicans and Democrats, and analyzes the Philippine situation with Aguinaldo amid warnings of insurrection and U.S. sovereignty. The piece reflects era tensions over liberty, press, and imperial policy.
A garbled 19th century style analysis argues Aguinaldo could be a capable local official under U S occupation, warning that abandoning American rule would trigger withdrawal or resistance. It links Rhodes and South Africa affairs to war profits, weighs imperial duties, and questions self governance for the Philippines amid ongoing political tension.
A Boston pamphlet movement led by D Hayes promotes marriage reform through secretive circles called cireles. It targets young people with claims that romantic love and perfect marriage can be engineered, drawing strong opposition from friends of women pictured in a magazine and sparking widespread curiosity across neighborhoods, including several circles abroad.
Fragmented and garbled text suggests discussions of Philippine education, American influence, and political intrigues. It mentions Manila, a school for gigful practice in St Petersburg, and speculation about Nicholas II, Kaiser Wilhelm, and German affairs amid East Asian tension.
At a Monday meeting the Aldermen selected a Main Street site between Dean and Clinton for a permanent three story telephone company building to cost 354,096 dollars. Construction will start by May 1 and existing offices will move as work progresses. The site, bought from Paul and Bush for 151 dollars, will house the main entrance on Main Street and consolidate exchanges in a single modern structure.
An exhausted, highly garbled essay compares beet and cane sugar, arguing beets offer cleaner, purer sugar and claiming large beet operations need many tons of sugar beets per acre. It details factory outputs, required capital, and employment, noting beet refineries deliver value and food byproducts for livestock.
Fragmented report mentions Garson near town in danger from writing miscue and Cy Kilehant of Columbia City seeking counsel Wednesday. Several locals visited Wayne and Fort Wayne. ill child and doctors noted. Miscible names and garbled phrases render uncertain rest of content.
A fragmented East Side notice sheet recounts Easter gatherings, family visits, illness, and school exams. Mentions include Miss Lyda Shoal entertaining friends, Rev. preaching, Dr. Gregswull treating rheumatism, and five Lea Light school scholars awaiting grade exams. Also notes Wabash extension progress toward Toledo with crews active and planned completion by July 4.
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