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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1891

Page

2

Kansas People's Party to Assess Voters for Campaign Funds

The Kansas People's Party plans to raise its campaign funds by levying a one cent assessment on every voter who backed John F. Willits for governor. With state central and county committees handling collections, Shawnee County’s 1,100 Willits votes mean $11 toward expenses. The party aims to outpace rivals by amassing a larger total campaign fund through these assessments and county-specific fund drives.

People’s Party of Kansas New Party Central Committee State Central Committees State Central Committee Topeka John F. Willits Kansas Shawnee County Willits J. B. French State Farmers’ Alliance People’s Party United States Republican Committee

Borrowing trouble sermon spurs faith and courage

The weekly sermon by Dr. Talmage condemns the habit of worrying about future misfortune. It urges living in present blessings, trusting God for daily needs, and facing trials with courage, while warning against unbelief and imagined woes.

Helen Chalmers Thomas Chalmers Tree Church of Scotland McCheynes Robin God Passon Robert Hall Theodore Frelinghuysen Judas Joshua Patmos Wolf

Colambian Railway Tower Proposed for World Fair Grounds

L O Fritch associate engineer of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad proposes a Columbian railway tower for the World’s Fair grounds in Chicago. A circular steel tower would stand 400 feet high with a 200 foot base and 160 foot top diameter, featuring a spiral double track electric car line eight percent grade. The interior would hold twenty stories of 100 foot diameter rooms for exhibitions or offices. Plan referred to the grounds and buildings committee for consideration.

L. O. Fritch Ohio and Mississippi Railroad World’s Fair Commission Indiana Board of Exposition Grounds Chicago Fritch

Harvest Rush Boosts North Dakota Minnesota Wheat

Harvesting in the Dakotas and Minnesota shows wheat at twenty five to thirty bushels per acre, far above the twenty to twenty five average. The massive crop prompts railroads to prepare for record volumes, with oats also strong and total yield projected around 150 million bushels.

St. Paul Minn Northwest Dakotas Minnesota

Ammonia Baking Powder Sparks State Label Bills

Bills in New York Illinois and Minnesota seek bold label warning Contains ammonia on baking powders. Physicians and chemists denounce ammonia in powders as harmful to stomach and complexion arguing small daily quantities cause harm. Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder touted as pure and untarnished by ammonia.

New York Illinois Minnesota Physicians Chem

Mysterious case of L Fulmer ends in hospital transfer

L Fulmer, once wounded, suffered head injuries last Tuesday and has since become uncontrollably violent. He escaped multiple times from hospital guards, risking pedestrians before being confined again. He will be moved to the county infirmary for safer care away from other inmates.

Brices Presbytery Francis Brown Union Seminary Briggs Brown Ite Pate Ge Wu. A. Hamnonn Dreier & Bro Wm. Timmons Idaville Ind John Leslie Same Place J. W. Gardner Dreier Bros Bucklen Dineion Ban Marvin Kuhns Wm. L. Campan Faetoria Tiffin Ohio Seminet Tax Sentinel Fort Wayne Campau Indiana Marvin Mammoth Kentucky Noble County L. Fulmer Fulmer

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