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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1900
Page
10
Unverified dispatch from Rape Town dated April 1 reports Boer forces winning at Wopener with guns and prisoners claimed. Warnings of misinformation circulate as official confirmation remains absent and lines blur between rumor and fact.
Abstract of late telegrams from Lenton and Pretoria noting ongoing conflict in South Africa. Mentions 3000 horses landed in Cape Town since April 18 and continued guerrilla warfare after the main hostilities decline. Also cites a visit by Dr Leyds to the Whitehall cabinet and a war correspondent’s view of the war’s direction.
In a fragmented report dated April Wy, the text notes Boer forces retreating and burning houses and plants in a clash near the Big gnesbergs. It mentions Indysnith region actions and stray references to Aspertal denpwinn and Wessel's Meek with considerable confusion and damaged phrasing.
Reports circulate that conferences between Count Von Movlan and Boer delegates are declared vile and venial. The only high point denied concerns a change of visiting courtesy by the German consul at Mian who saw the delegates but did not discuss political aims.
Report from Hrandfort via Loungazo Marquez describes fighting near Kummerhang drift with Benbant's horse units and Commatdyal Pelyws Dp Wet 2 engaging troops from Bloemfontein. A brush with a British column toward Buitfontein ended without a clear result and foreign detachments are unaccounted.
President Kruger maintains strong stance as General Bork consults with the government. Irish American vigilance corps members are hosted as government guests.
Rev William J Rutlidge of Waggshksonville Illinois died yesterday aged 56. He is credited with first suggesting the idea of the Grand Army of the Republic, later formed by Dr Benjamin F Stevenson. Born in Virginia, he had served six years in ministry and remained active in the Methodist Episcopal conference until his death.
A historical note highlights Abram Lincoln era leaders and a prominent chaplain of the Fourteenth Infantry during the Civil War, recognizing his influence and service.
Post A selects thirteen delegates Acer RD Hudgel K Gage T T Boblyn UW Snow Jol Watt PE Riblet WS Parry Ave Minc ky Charles Dales Adam Rhinehart John Hedges Charles Curtis George Oliteck to attend the Tyrve Halite convention April 20 and 21. Delegates depart Friday via Logansport on the Whbash route.
Troops from the Third Cavalry surrounded a village in Benguet province and surprised its barracks. They killed 93 insurgents, captured 44 more, and wounded one American. The operation targeted a center of insurgent activity in the district.
A chained list of property deeds records transfers in various townships with buyers and sellers including amounts. Entries cover northwest quarters, Lots in Adams and Maumee townships and figures from 1 000 to 4 225 dollars, naming numerous individuals and local properties.
The Fort Wayne Daily reports on the second jury selection phase in the Hasenfuss Westenfeld murder case. Attorneys seek a twelve man jury from a venire of eighty as peremptory challenges rise and potential bias concerns surface among townsfolk and clerks union disputes. Judge O\\'Rourke oversees delays and rulings on challenges while opening statements and witness testimony proceed.
The jury is selected for a sensational case involving Mrs. and allegations of a crime. The process proceeds after Tuesday’s proceedings as residents await opening arguments and further details emerge.
Augustine Johnson a veteran Pennsylvania Railroad engineer aged sixty eight years eleven months and twenty one days died at his home 209 Barr street Fort Wayne after a three week illness from a brain blood vessel rupture. Born in Vermont he lived in Ohio Illinois and finally Fort Wayne where he began railroading in 1848. He married Miss Marrirnt Tinta in 1867 and leaves three daughters Mrs Charlene Danverse of Poughkeepsie NY Mrs Bella Raeder and Mr T. Warner of Hinsdale IL. Funeral services will be held likely Thursday with Freemason lodge assisting.
Almn Marie Schuelker, five months and twenty-two days old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Schuelker of New Haven, died Monday noon after Ironchitis.
Mrs Mary Ortman widow of Kenny Ortman died Saturday evening after a paralytic stroke suffered days earlier. She was fifty two. Survived by sons William Ortmann and Grace Ortman and Louise Ortman. two brothers Jehu Urin and Thomas France. one sister. Funeral details pending.
Mrs. Lowyer wife of Joseph Lowyer of Mouroeville died at St Joseph Hospital on Monday midnight from pavitanitis aged thirty-seven. She had been under treatment since April 11 and her death was recorded as critical. She was the daughter of John P. Jaquay of Teerson town and had two previous marriages.
Obscure obituary note mentions Sivet Iasband and Peter Bouchot with various relatives, plus Mrs. Mary A G Schenck of this city. It records a funeral and deaths near New Haven and Jefferson township, with scattered names and relations including August and Zante Jacquay and Thomas F. O Connell. Funeral services set from St John's Catholic church in New Haven on Thursday.
J Walbolt aged 69 died at his Cedar Crees Township home after paralysis and a period of unconsciousness lasting two weeks. He leaves a widow and two daughters in the city, with a son who died six years ago. A well known farmer, he was respected by many friends who will regret his passing.
Goqen Josephine, daughter of Mesal Mes and Ellenwood, wed Warren C. Ellenwood of SY East Teflorsyy streek on Saturday evening after a three week engagement. The child’s age is listed as one year and eleven months. She is the daughter of G. E. Wagner.
Marriage licenses listed include Leander J. Alexander with Lula Bownning Blayh Te, Make and Vesain My Small, Charles Monla with Tda McNamara, George BE Wagher with Minnin To Owens, Frauke A. Reynolds with Amy A. Rove. Stephen Fletcher, once part of the pulling force, has survived illness. William Haines, operated on at Hopes hospital, has returned home to Aubiern.
Fragments report an event linked to a Plymouth Neck burn and a Fort Wayne firm named J C F M Macken and Son, with reference to 10 eggs and individuals Alan Yolandachiare and Matiess TH. The readable text hints at a sale or notice involving these names and place.
A fragmented shopper guide suggests comparing prices and quantities before purchase. The text urges careful attention to value, with hints of savings and practical buying tips, reflecting a cautious approach to dress fabric shopping.
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