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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1900
Page
4
Fragmented note shows Hulnia Monty and others instructed delegates and alternates for Bryan as the national convention appointment in Sioux Falls, with a likely state ticket nomination at Tung.
Fragmentary text depicts a call for volunteer service and a drafted soldier amid debates on loyalty and duty. It hints at a religious influence guiding enlistment and contrasts volunteers with conscripts in a wartime setting. Names, places, and specific events are not readable.
Five members of Rev. GC G. Cissel's congregation were severely ill after a suspected contaminated food product caused poisoning. Mrs Cissel was early affected, with others later showing symptoms. Dr. Cis cul investigating. coffee and milk samples sent for analysis. Patient conditions improving. authorities seek food source confirmation.
A herd of fifty head of valuable Calloway cattle will be shipped by boat to Boston, Mass. The consignor is Tony I and the destination is Tatwas Viiv. One steer per head is reported with the routine export duties. John Bast is noted among handlers.
An ES Daan company head Kellogg received a ten year term with seven years and six months added in a state prison. The case involved alleged arson and a related trial, with sentencing occurring today in Springfield. Fragments note Steiner and family ties to the judiciary, while a school hose project progresses in Springfield township under Teuton W. T. Daniels with draft plans near completion. Ed Glausmeier conducted business in Colombia City Friday.
Alexander Cowison and C T Lae report a practical liquid air refrigeration method discovered by Tripler, demonstrated to patent lawyers Chapin and Denny. The team plans demonstrations in Fort Wayne and Indianapolis, stating the process can cool to very low temperatures and apply to commercial refrigeration worldwide.
Fragmentary OCR text references a realization or incident involving Mey Juhigun Jas and an alleged violation by Mstenel UL. No coherent details or dates are readable to establish a full news item or outcome.
Four thousand dollars are needed to cover expenses for the national encampment of the Asian Veteran Legion to be held in this city next September. The Jones committee will soon start soliciting funds and canvassing for room and board to accommodate attendees. Fort Wayne anticipates a large crowd with events including music and banquets.
Eugene Gordon died at his Warsaw home two hours after taking poison last night. He had lived in the city many years and worked at the Sentinel office. Survived by widow and two children. Funeral Friday at 2 PM. Gordon had been a printer and foreman, associated with the Sentinel a long time and held lodge memberships.
A broad coalition of workers and volunteers halted work at the Maydhall Field project to protest alleged graft and wage theft. Prominent figures including J Coraby and Thomn Conlin faced scrutiny as unions and the Building Trades Council mobilized against what they termed oppressive practices and misused funds.
A Washington dispatch reports Governor Roosevelt has declined to be a vice presidential candidate. It states Senator Charles W. Fairbanks of Ohio is the likely choice for McKinley’s running mate, with Fairbanks expected to be named as the ticket’s vice presidential nominee.
Public notice offering money to loan on real estate at six percent interest. Terms include real estate security and standard mortgage provisions. Offers presented by F. O. Pfeiffer at Breadwtf 0 and T Bass Bruke.
The column surveys multiple actions including a breach of promise suit by Mrs Ade Magers against Anthony Conway with 85000 demand, a special judge appointment for Judge Adair in Columbia City, and a mortgage trust case tied to United States Mortgage and Trust Co. It notes Articles of association filed by Mason Long company with James J Long as president and a $3000 capital, plus various wills, quiet title suits, and a ditch dispute in Rich Township.
The record shows multiple actions including a trial set for May 1 after a supreme court reversal, a quiet title suit by Marquet Potter against Piatt Messer and others, and a divorce petition by Matilda Warren aided by A. H. Bittinger. A separate case involves Rudienl vey Rudisill with Judge Vesey.
A report describes a field hospital setup by trustees and officials to aid wounded and displaced individuals. The piece notes preparations and potential dates for operations, aiming to provide medical care and shelter amid ongoing conflict.
A vintage ad urges readers to send to their druggist for a tonic to restore energy and relieve tired nerves. It promises quick relief from fatigue, weakness, and sleeplessness by taking a medicine to revive the body and brain.
An old advertising snippet touts Dr Miles Nervine and related products promising soothing sleep and general relief. The fragment mentions claims of medical cures, a money back guarantee, and solicitations to send for prices and service details from Dr Miles Medical Co.
Report discusses wartime treatment shifting to open air field hospitals with patients sheltered outdoors. Emphasis on rest nourishment and attentive care as staff plan to move patients to institutions once weather permits and continue day and night supervision.
A fragment discusses the Anti-Fool Banding Society of Foo Chow noting that foot binding is seen as beauty by some and questioning the global standard for female adornment. It mentions leaders in Wilipentine and a London link to a mysterious active plot involving Lord Roberts.
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