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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1900
Page
14
Readable text shows scattered fragments about mothers and women with unclear names or events. No coherent person, place, date, or action is discernible. The items resemble jumbled notes rather than a structured news item.
The document details a legal filing in Inver County by plaintiff Anny We Bubeoll against Joseph WE Russell a non resident defendant. The case demands appearance before the judge by the specified date June 1900 with penalties if not complied and is documented by clerk Frank T. Lelot.
Readable items recount births marriages and travels from Rome City to Fort Wayne. Notables include a double wedding of Hiles B. Miller and Hattie B. Edwards, civic visits, a funeral in Chicago, and a Toledo gossip note about a Fort Wayne marriage.
The Lutherans of Indiana and Eastern Ohio opened at Zion's school hall for a day of papers and discussion led by Prof. F Zucker on The Fifth Circle of the Concord. Afternoon talks covered school work and language studies by Grad and Bonow. Church work speeches and officers were appointed including Rev Blosk and Rev Klein.
The Northwestern Ohio district splits as ministers and teachers assess spiritual divisions and plans. A sermon opening on Wednesday frames the debate while reports praise conference progress, and resolutions mourn Rev. Wiles and recognize sorrow.
Real estate transfer notices compiled by Tho. 2. Haller & Co. Abetators at 28 West Mall Street. Listing shows W 40 f leases and 11 0 Bat Area to Tor F275 and Clement W. Edgerton to MW. Wool! Weieyg, property in Warhbrking and adjacent parcels with value near 81.200 dated Mane mee th.ny 81.
A garbled OCR list shows multiple conveyances in various townships including Minneota and Milan. Transactions name buyers and sellers such as Wm Woebbeking, Mary J Clow, Lydia House, Henry Bossalaunyory Je, Josephite and Leah Seldetter, and Henry Brewseke with parcels described by sections and townships, with prices ranging up to 8 000 dollars and several mentions of Fort Wayne relief funds.
A chaotic report names multiple defendants in a Franklin County case tied to William Geebel allegations. Key figures include Henry E. Youtney, James Howard, Turland Whittaker, and others facing grand jury indictments. The notice lists state officials and local names amid a sprawling legal flap with trial dates pending.
In Cleveland area politics delegates pledged to back William Bryan at the Kansas City convention. The meeting in Le Will UAdL reportedly urged strong support for Bryan and his ticket.
A public gathering in Hue Hivat discussed a proposed constitution from Dewey Wy Tawiean and Spotish Anweciuian witten in a stylized manner. Attendees heard various arguments on reform measures including employment and social provisions.
The item extols Ely's Cream Balm as a nasal cleanser and healer, claiming immediate relief and universal use. It references Rev. Martin Sumuit and Rev. Saitou, noting church expansions and new pastor appointments in Lint Pines and nearby areas.
Fragmentary advertisement notes a Dr King remedy for headaches marketed by Dreier Brothers Druggists. Mentions relief claims and a price of 25 cents. Text shows numerous spelling errors and unclear product details.
Fragmented notice from the Methodist General Conference in Chicago dated May 24 cites travel fares and deposits for trips, mentions inclusivity, and lists contact details along with seemingly unrelated product notes and vendor names. The readable items reference MOUN piles and piecewise travel instructions with several garbled names and places.
Wanted notices from The Paul Mnpg Co seek timber of any kind at Gor 6th and North Callonn Wem Pyingaiate West.
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