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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1900
Page
1
A historic ecumenical council begins in New York with Ben Harrison presiding. Delegates from Foley to Havelyn, including foreign workers, assemble at Carnegie Hall as leaders outline aims for global mission work, education, and economic reform amid vigorous debate on outreach and unity.
The text details a political figure named Chancellor McGiIT with ties to Pitkaburgy and New Jersey, discussing his birth, career, and service roles. It notes his 1834 appointment by Governor Green and mentions a 24,900 plurality loss in a gubernatorial race to W. Griggs, with a term supposed to end May 1, 1001.
Clarence F. Cool resigns from the Journal-Gnette effective May 1 after months on the city staff. He departs to join Chinsolt's newspaper endeavors while J. Cook takes over Aldine printing on East Y Street with a $9,000 setup, promising broader prospects. Cook is praised as tireless and widely popular, with extensive printing experience expected to benefit the new enterprise.
Towis Givaes instructed Archi vist WE d to prepare plats and plans for seven dwelling hovats to be built on all lots owned by Mr Curdes in Ewing's addition. The houses will be of Frome with full conveniences and costs range from 1.5 to 3000 dollars each. Mr Curdes intends to begin work as quickly as possible.
Durbin, Republican candidate for Indiana governor, claims a strong victory in Fort Wayne with estimates that ten of eleven delegates will back his ticket. The result signals Durbin's statewide strength and hints at his lead against anti-Durbin factions, with Colonel Oakley and local GOP figures rallying behind his campaign.
In Monewa township the Democratic party named a ticket for the upcoming election. Wrystee and Valentine Skaters head the slate with Nay 4 and Tonathan Hart as key figures. Also listed are Kemngl Ball and William Bowers for other roles along with Adaim Hake on the advisory board.
A Washington Republicans notes event on Saturday with attendees Alfred Daugherty Fred Kahn Charles Salomon Charles Comeshiya and others including Dtlx McKinley Will tant Roam and Felix Paivsoy acting as secretary. The report lists district leaders and participants across several positions.
Town officials to be chosen Saturday evening with Republican and Democrat ticket listings. First ward candidates include Tiemoemt Henry Dog Abbty Third ward C. W. Poeiehaw Wovrth ward. Officers listed include Marshal H W Dore clerk Fol Malin treasurer W C Bweaney. Republican tickets show trustees first ward Treilwage third ward Tosand YWewles Favnth ward T W Taylor Murwlnl John Vince clerk SW Olson treasurer Fred Blvie.
A plague outbreak spreads through a central market area in Sue city with fifteen cases and four fatalities within two weeks. Quarantine surrounds infected buildings as health officers isolate residents and their families. Sixty-six victims include Filipinos and Chinamen, while Marinduque and Mahéto islands see military redeployments and an expedition to suppress further spread.
A period catalog style list offers hosiery underwear corsets and shirt waists. It touts exclusive styles large purchases lower prices and a wide assortment. Prices are shown for ladies stockings vests and corsets with emphasis on value and steady stock.
A fragmented ad fragment mentions new style and material, color pieces, and price range from one dollar to three hundred dollars. The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.
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