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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1900
Page
6
Dense fog shrouded Ashland Kentucky as three people died and five were injured in a fiery electric car collision. Police identified victims and noted other serious injuries while investigators began reviewing the wreckage and road conditions.
Minhempuiis, Mi, Te districts report leaders and capitalists plan to run Inter capitalists Stedman units while anti racism Wawer closes amid construction of fats. Wage freighters in Cleveland face elevated costs as workers tally strikes and freight routes near Tiniyth and oiltale, carrying graduates and ground-freight.
Fragmented OCR item mentions a courthouse round trip and a plan to stop at various locations. Names and places are unreadable, but references to Fort Wayne Indiana and unclear dates 24 19 18 20 26 2763 appear amid garbled text.
A hero’s memory marked Lawton memorial services under General Robertson’s auspices. Colonel Robertson delivered a glowing tribute to Henry W. Lautton, a Native American soldier of the Philippines, praising his valor and detailing his service from infancy to death, with speakers and attendees paying solemn homage at the state assembly. The ceremony featured national flowers, a dramatic stage tribute, and reflections on Lawton’s career from Indiana to Fort Wayne.
The report describes a dramatic return of sight attributed to prayer. A devotee named J. W. Lies, associated with a Methodist society in Turky, credits divine intervention during a late service. Witnesses claim the miraculous moment occurred as prayers intensified, with mentions of tears and new readability.
Reported sale of Poland China hogs and longhorn cattle by C D Stele and Read Aan at a local fairgrounds, with a promise of fine stock. The auction promises visible items and future demonstrations to interested buyers.
Grover Cleveland argues in a Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post essay that the Democratic Party has strayed since 1694, calling for a revival of its traditional creed and a return to democratic methods. He cites past defeats, warns against populism, and urges rank and file loyalty to established principles to win future victories.
A local report from Worion Indiana details a fraudulent scheme involving a man showing a magic ring to a homeowner and promising riches in exchange for gold coins. The con artist, aided by an accomplice, allegedly defrauded the victims of hundreds of dollars before authorities intervened.
In Wiltshire County a transfer tale unfolds as Willis Gondemining and Frank Sowers sell land to M. Engel of Domes Hey End thaw for 600, with a Harvey tool production breach of twenty four hours. Billy Owens secures eighty nerves at Ye Luk. The seat was muted by George W. Thrives of Woleda, who sold a barge land parcel in Salantonle township for a handsome sum of 860 to the Bi Otcome city.
A garbled police blotter note from St. Hood Parish describes a short vendor incident near a county jail area with damage estimated at $500. Deputy James is cited in a confusing entry, mentioning insurance coverage and inmates.
Fragmentary report from city inn notes a fatal incident involving Mulvey of Indianapolis and Deitus Ratu. Text garbled but hints at a killing linked to Len Elichen and a Diamond Blood Glass event. Suppressed details and unclear names follow.
The crashed text alleges a gold theft of $3,000 linked to a murder near Tieatfeld University. Suspect Zdavin Fohin faces a penitentiary sentence as motives center on hidden treasure. Authorities discuss a motive tied to Eshorn’s alleged miserly habits and a planned recovery of the money.
Peter Sels, the director, was today granted no divorce from Wiswith on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Alimony and costs left open to settle by agreement between the parties. The decree ended a long and highly voiced dispute that has occupied the courts for several weeks.
An OCR fragment touts a so called remedy named Kings Colds Sure Price RS by Drejor and Brothers. It claims quick relief without affecting the hud or hearing and promotes quinine based paste for daily use.
A fragmented Indiana town tale follows Mrs. Mary Pierson pursuing Kingery of Rocky Ford after four prior marriages. Kingery, 70, sends travel funds. Pierson, once fond, faces loneliness and offers of suitors as she seeks companionship and stability.
Alfred Veron, found wandering Broadway, was mistaken for a suspect named Dvin Katine. A mob formed at Murdoch Hotel, pursuing Veron through alleys and buildings until police intervened and verified his identity, quelling the potential violence. The chaotic scene highlighted fear and confusion as witnesses described the alarm and uproar surrounding the incident.
Daniel Bolia of Whitton Indiana remains entangled in legal woes after an acquittal on embezzlement charges. Additional shortages as ex-treasurer of Adams County spark civil suits totaling about 8000 dollars. Friends estimate he has spent around 10000 dollars in litigation as creditors press claims. A poor state of bookkeeping is cited as a plausible cause of many troubles.
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