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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1900
Page
8
The Senate afternoon adopted a foreign relations committee amendment to the Hay-Pauncefote treaty, providing for coast guard fortifications and construction measures. The vote allied itself with seniority rules, underscoring a shift toward strengthened canal protections under U S authority.
Response to Mr West's challenge reviews American history and ship subsidy claims as the Senate debates the Hay-Paunceforte treaty. Debaters reference naval ships, wages, and the flag status, while executive session follows the discussion on the canal proposal and committee amendments.
The House opened formal debate on the budget and private pension funding, with Mr. Cleland criticizing the current civil war era growth and urging a balanced approach. Key voices, including Mr. Medeland, urged tax reforms, a progressive levy, and reform of the allocation and excise systems, as sessions continued.
Senators debated the future of American shipping, with Mr. Clay and Mr. West arguing over protection and industry growth. Banna and others pressed for a feasibility of a new district records project, while the president ordered routine business.
A damaged text fragment describes a flag incident with garlands and ceremonial decorations. It mentions Bevery Frosh Masel and other bags draped around the pharsher, with Wyte and Jack noted as displayed items. The prose is obscured and names are unclear.
Washington dee Wie Senator Mornay today dated ied, urging the abrogation of the Clayton-Bul war through diplomatic depultien Ballawings. The president of the United States is respectfully requested to consider immediate negotiations with Great Britain for the abrogation, with the hope of strong Senate support.
Charles F. Goetiz and Grace M. Sweet were married Wednesday evening at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. Dr. Henson officiating. The bride is connected to the local firm and will reside at 11 East Wipe.
Fragmented OCR text describes transport related items with times and places unclear. Mentions Fort Wayne or Ludington areas, a taxi or travel booking context, and reference to a publication or transport notice. No clear events or individuals emerge from the legible lines.
Washington December 10 The intent of the British is to show willingness to sign with a minor amendment in the preliminary agreement. England regards the change as procedural and not altering the agreement's scope. The American State Department notes the German side aims to press for the tenth penalty against Prince Tokuan and others, while confirming readiness to proceed with a signed agreement pending these points.
Reported unrest at a December event in Huisborg where crowds gathered around the venue. Local authorities noted no major outbreak and one official, Dean, was said to oversee the scene while foreign observers reported on the general mood and safety measures.
Four prominent pines mark the program for a gathering at the association headquarters. A hotel banquet and social features will accompany the event with a lecture by Rev. Dokl of Law addressing mater etorie this evening. Signs language interpretation will be provided for the Deaf.
Mansfield, a Fort Wayne Republican political figure, has been appointed private secretary to Senator Beveridge and will serve as secretary of a nearby committee. His annual salary is set at $2,160.
A man identified as Thrawi from Hillside Avenue was thrown from a bicycle near Wheodyre Ulmer last Wednesday around 6 PM. He suffered a slight concussion with memory loss, could not recall names or meanings, and required his wife to document details while doctors examined him. The injury is not believed to be serious.
A wedding occurred Wednesday evening at Emanuel Lutianuthan i weston with Rev Pui Wyambsyranse officiating. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs T Do ex and Dong. After the ceremony the couple hosted a reception at the bride’s home where guests were served. Local sources note the event drew many friends and speculation about a large dowry and possible valuables tied to overseas connections.
In Gettysburg Pa a town relics chapel group proposes a monument to Jennie Wade the sole woman killed at Gettysburg. The plan calls for erection in spring and dedication on October 8 102 the unit lines anniversary year.
Vandalism desecrated Plymouth canopy in Blymanth Mines. The canopy, an ermite carved thirty five by fifteen feet with a granite roof, was damaged with bruised stones and missing angles. Pilgrims Society offers reward for vandals and funding for repairs to restore the structure.
The wage advisory board met at the office of Mrtshen Bohivmeyer and organized. HM Becker was elected but refused to ministry. The board selected Christian Koon to fill the vacancy. William Hl. F. Moell was named chair and J. Z. Reed secretary.
Federal commissioners yesterday issued a deed conveying the McDonald interests in Lakeside Street life to the Lakeside Street Railway company. The action formalizes an agreement between Barrart and Marrs and the railway firm, marking a step in the ongoing utility and street railway consolidation efforts.
Tyrannized by garbled notes, township academy reports a trustees meeting on the agenda this month. Wayne township’s Tragten Rehirmeyer joins reception committee, 4H Will Autry from tid county attends, with papers read on poor relief and educational matters.
The notice offers a special holiday fare of a third off for students holding certificates from the head of the school. It mentions valid on the day before and during the holiday period, with contact at the Fort Wayne address for eligibility and inquiries.
A report notes widespread theft of natural gas affecting clergy and diverse classes including Beng and bar patrons. Authorities pursue suspects amid allegations of organized pilferage impacting communities and businesses.
The Indianapolis gas company faces protests as dividends are withheld amid alleged price gouging and waste. Directors warn of bankruptcy while workers, clergy, merchants, and residents rally against rising costs and unsafe practices cited by president Erne Tastings and others.
In Indianapolis Indiana on December 18 the city alleges the Indianapolis Gas Company overcharged customers with a 6 percent dividend plan. The council debates capping charges to fuel provision while citizens protest extortion amid cold weather and prior disputed bills.
Fragmentary text discusses gas supply in moderate weather, rising costs, and utility outlays. It notes Indianapolis residents paying more for gas than the company’s test would suggest, amid concerns about sourcing and distant consumption points. The piece hints at profit impacts and distribution challenges.
Attorney Henry Coler Lois Albert Lerzig filed suit in the superior court against Dae Densis for slander. The complaint alleges Beanis accused several named individuals of mutating earn on the 6th of last November. The report caused the plaintiff mental anguish and harmed his reputation, seeking $5,000 in damages.
A flood of legal actions fills the docket with probates, wills, and debts. Judges hear cases on estate administration and debt claims while administrators and heirs contend over property and ownership. Bankruptcy, mortgage disputes, and summons accompany a busy legal calendar as witnesses and plaintiffs seek ruling.
A wedding Wednesday at the Clark residence on Dolman Street united Mixe Mellie Clark Leone and Tuyes W. Glaus. Rev. J A McGaw officiated before about fifty guests. A wedding supper followed as the couple plan to honeymoon in Tremont Ohio before settling in their city home.
An Yedera court last week adjudged Mary A. Waiters of this city a bankrupt. The case, involuntary, was brought by Tudys Baker who sought the bankruptcy relief. The proceeding was referred to Refuren Chaplit for further action.
An aged advertisement extols Kraye's Cold Cure as a speedy remedy. It promises relief from cold symptoms with a “fresh and clear headed” feeling and lists the product as sold by Drotor & Try, Cory houn aul Celuvabin Bla.
Masked gunmen dynamited a private bank vault in Shanesville Ohio, escaping with about 94 000 dollars after a violent break in. Robbers fired on pursuing witnesses, leaving a blood trail as they fled toward Lake Brivrood. Local residents were startled by the daylight heist and police search extensive.
An aged testimonial describes kidney pain and nervous turmoil, referencing Doan’s Kidney Pills sold by Foster Milburn New Buffalo. The piece touts relief and wealth gains from the remedy, noting a drugstore purchase in a local city and urging readers to obtain a sample box.
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