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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1901
Page
6
Tina reports Carlaba d and Tom will take two trips to Europe while on leave, outlining travel plans and destinations.
Tanerasports Ind. Apel 1%-Stewn: Wiler, a member of a prominent city business firm, received a letter claiming money is needed and urging a $50 drop at Driving Park Southwest by Monday. Police and officials investigated, several hours of patrol followed, but the attempt to trap the imitators of Pat Crowe failed.
London April 17 Bow Street church scene during consecration of Rt Rev A W Tagtawag bishop of Tandon resembled a political meeting Anti ritualist John Ken sit protested loudly unleashing uproar amid cheers and hisses The controversy centered on ritualism and the confession practice amid calls for allegiance to Protestant orders The episode ended with tensions and debates surrounding the bishop election and church authority
Probate documents reveal Brown Cooper named as heir to most of a Rotate Estate valued around 75000 dollars. Juel L. Murty named executor. Will dated July 3, 1809 provisions include legacies to nephew Brown Gooner and others, with real estate in Fort Wayne and surrounding regions.
A wedding in Cleveland features the groom and his parents with the Rev William Potts George officiating at 3 pm. The couple will return to the city to establish their home arriving May 2 and receive many congratulations. Local business updates note Cleveland's role as a manufacturing center and a new company Cardvey Patent Ashbastos Shinmoy Living is forming with 125000 stock.
A local proponent argues Finlay Road offers the shortest route to Pittsburgh, claiming it reduces distance to key points and connects via Wheeling and Erie lines. He suggests surveying to reach an eastern Wheeling point and continuing to Pittsburgh, noting benefits over current alignments and future extensions.
A man known as Ronkee Beadle Corn Fatee died after ingesting a poison blend spread as a liniment. Central employer figures described him as popular. funeral services were held at St Mary’s and nearby churches with family and colleagues in attendance.
A violent raid at Gamblang House on April 17 involved assailants who robbed guests of about $9,000 while attempting to escape. Police descriptions note armed intruders, with witnesses stating the assailants fled toward nearby streets as panic spread among patrons and workers. Investigators are pursuing three suspects described in emerging reports.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous unclear names and phrases. The legible items include scattered person names such as Williaw and Francie Mi Alimenca, plus references to places or roles that remain unintelligible, yielding a largely unreadable item.
Fragmentary notice notes TeNECLARED BANKRUPT and references Uni Styles emt last syedle and Hater senderrd am vat Meliention in the Bamiemuptey nether. It states the matter will go to Meleree Chapin for further dis pavition and mentions the works of live imp iy des Wow ih thy diends of the Oitizens at COMPANY Hi Tee River.
The article notesStemen will wed Te Wen A Burstini in a May ceremony. The description cites local residents and mentions Miss Mary Madele Bul of Terre Warky as a party guest. Details indicate the couple’s engagement and planned public celebration with a noon ceremony.
In Prestdonts, Wor not xeent Aertel, a change of host and task is seen for Monday. Rumors place Murday as the key actor, while Ovabdient WoBiniey’s arc draws attention to the evolving scene. The fragment hints at a shift in leadership and timing, with a cryptic reference to a malt doppel and military witness.
Fragmented OCR text references a claim for damages linked to a confrontation involving a clan and an elderly man. It mentions officers, a hearing, and a potential settlement or legal action, but details are obscured and many names and places are unreadable. The piece reads as a partial legal public notice or court affidavit with undefined parties and dates.
In a clipped notice the Pan American Exposition at Buffalo is announced with travel details and rates. It notes the shortest route via the Niubel Phew road and directs inquiries to local agents such as Fort Wayne and others for schedules and fares.
Obituary style condensed report noting the death on a Tuesday near West Terry Street. Names mentioned include W Seabees, director of Trinity Base church, with details about family connections and hints at funeral arrangements. The long text includes references to multiple individuals and a complex lineage, reflecting a historic, ceremonial tone.
Report notes the passing of Trendorel Thyslera Mithesdon at five in the evening on a March day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dickson at 81 Walton Avenue. The deceased leaves a widow and several relatives and was a member of St Mary's Society.
Obituary brief notes the death of Lyle DM Drury at a Dayton area residence near 545 Hanna Avenue. The record lists survivors including Mary Tengees of Hanna Street and reverends Swit and the late Franke Alderman. The cause cited is deadly complications from an unspecified illness.
An official, Tig E Fes, asserts damages against a local aide company in a contested case. The filing names several involved parties and references actions across multiple communities.
A jumbled OCR summary recounts court proceedings, names, estates, and filings. It mentions various cases such as Grake vs. Gracke, Wasilworth v Watish Hallway Company, Wolverton vs Petero, and estate inventories. The text references judges, dockets, and identity details, with scattered mentions of names like Aynite Maley and James K. Burn.
A garbled local report notes a Contamtow incident near the Wilkes and Clinton intersection. Readable text mentions Walnutsbrort, Sow Mira, and a 1 Gael caret, indicating a probable event in the area with unclear details and names.
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