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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1899
Page
11
The British Medical Institute claims permanent establishment and successful results curing male and female weakness catarrh deafness rupture and chronic diseases. They offer thorough first interviews with frank disclosure, free consultation, moderate charges, and home treatment via stamp-backed inquiries.
Prizes for Labor Day bicycle races athletic events and masquerade carnival are shown in Win Meyer and Bro. window at 84 Calhoun Street through Labor Day. About thirty prizes for men women and children promise good chances to win. Viewing times are this evening and tomorrow.
Governor Bushnell names delegates John Sherman Senator Foraker Charles Foster M E Ingais A W Jones Washington Gladden Paul J Sorg F S Mennett James E Neal Charles L Kurtz L N Owen I F Mack Robert E McKisson John P Jones for the September 13 to 16 conference in Chicago. The list avoids Hanna Republicans though reflects factional balance. Miss Cecilia Weigand visits Huntington.
President McKinley spoke at Ocean Grove urging a unified U S policy in the Philippines. He said the flag stands for liberty and opportunity and called for peace first, then a government of law and order protecting life and property for all under the stars and stripes.
A speaker recalls Jim who vowed to avoid alcohol to please his mother and protect her trust. He dismisses the fear of breaking his word, while friends mock his caution. The passage ends with Jim’s inner resolve not to compromise his values.
In Ram's Horn, S. B. McManus recalls Jim, once a friend who bragged against drinking but ends up in a tragic accident after a night out. Jim swears, exits in fear, and his train crashes at an open switch. The piece reflects on remorse and the grip of alcohol.
Four German Lutheran churches in the city unite for the annual General Mission Feast on Sunday September 3 on the Concordia college grounds. St Pauls Emanuel Zion and Trinity congregations join in the observance.
Potsdam August 26. Emperor William participated in the opening ceremony for the cupola of the great refractor at the Astrophysical Observatory on Telegraphenberg.
Clinton D. Swain of Elkhart and Harriet E. Withrow of East Fourth street were married Friday at a residence by Rev. Sherman Powell of Trinity M. E. church. The couple will stay in Fort Wayne for now then relocate to Elkhart.
Dr Arthur Mink argues chronic alcoholism fuels violent crimes by inflaming jealousy and suspicions of infidelity. He cites Callaway Lostman Donnelly Brady Hummel Blorick Lynch and Herzog as examples where intoxication preceded murderous acts, noting heat worsens liquor effects and aggression.
The St Louis Republic quotes a remark about two temperance men in Kirkaldy Scotland being sober during an accident. They object to the remark and the editor prints a withdrawal of the observation in the next issue.
A religious exhortation denounces trifling with sin, likening it to handling loaded firearms. It warns that excuses and laughter about past wrongs reveal a dangerous mindset, and urges readers to abandon sin to avoid divine judgment and life turmoil.
A homily on avoiding fault finding and echoing a parrot tale about a noisy bird. It urges charity, restraint, and humility, citing scriptural warning about pride while sharing a humorous anecdote of a parrot provoking a watchdog and the ensuing mischief.
A biblical meditation on Ezra and Haggai themes, noting the return from captivity, the foundation of the temple, the rejoicing and weeping of old and young, and the need for clear testimony amid opposition. It cites Zerubbabel, Cyrus, and the adversaries who hindered work, urging faith, perseverance, and God’s ultimate blessing.
Cain and Abie clash over status as part of the first families. The dispute escalates from insults to a fatal confrontation, marking a tragic end to their quarrel.
An legitimate period ad claims a run-down woman can gain beauty by using Electric Bitters. It links health to looks, stating the medicine regulates stomach liver and kidneys and purifies blood, promising strong nerves bright eyes smooth skin and a pleasant complexion. Sold for 50 cents at Dreier Bros Drug Store.
A frightened burglar fled after rifling a home, swallowing a small ring with stones. He muttered a quip about the diamond and fled with a bicycle lamp, leaving the premises in disarray.
J E Lilly of Hannibal Missouri recounts his near death from typhoid pneumonia and recovery after using Dr King s New Discovery. He praises it as a quick cure for throat and lung troubles and notes trial bottles are free at Dreier & Bros drug store with a guarantee.
Tool dressing and die making services offered for stone cutters, plumbers, machinists and tinsmiths. All kinds of tools dressed to order with short notice. Robert Williamson operates from 37 Pearl Street.
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