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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1912
Page
5
Rumor claims Pope Pius X in fragile health and nearing death sparking global chatter. Report cites brief public appearances and cautious Vatican note while mentioning Italian and foreign dignitaries at the papal court amid uncertain conditions.
A damaged excerpt reports officials disputing a misstatement about the pope's death. The text suggests a misinterpretation or error in the communication, with officials citing a reason for the confusion and a need for clarification.
An oblique New Haven page item mentions community events and people, recording names, places, and routine activities. The report references local meetings, schooling, and family happenings with scattered references to residents and institutions, portraying a lively but fragmented municipal snapshot.
A grand new Mayflower Mills facility is under erection in Fort Wayne. The report details envisioned production capacity, ventilation systems, and future labor agreements, highlighting advanced machinery and plans for extensive plant infrastructure and operations.
The Gibson County jail faced condemnation with official actions and hearings described amid a long, garbled list of districts, townships, and names. The fragment lists hearings, authorities, and mentions property and public safety concerns connected to the condemned facility.
The notice announces an auction of unclaimed property and freight involving multiple parties including Canadian and Michigan firms. It outlines sale terms, payment, and delivery arrangements with references to a railway company and a public auction governed by the Indiana Railway and related entities, dated 1912. The document notes bidders meeting certain conditions and a high bid for delivery at the railway yard.
Governor Marshall faces questions on campaign expenditures as delegates from the Indiana line up for funding scrutiny. The delegation, including Democratic members, press for clarity on money sources and spending as they discuss presidential prospects and the governance implications.
In Indiana four leaders weigh Governor Marshall's chances as the Democratic presidential field narrows. Key figures include John W. Tier, Heflin of Alabama, and Fairbanks cited as the most available president, with debates over whether Marshall could gain the nomination against FDR era tensions.
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