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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1901
Page
10
The article notes the start of renovations or construction related to Berry Street Church in Austin, highlighting community interest and attendance. Local officials and church leaders are involved, with attention to upcoming events and projected completion timelines.
The Allen County Sunday School Association meets at Berry Church with rising attendance. County Superintendent A. D. Meni and Rev. B. Sawyer lead opening devotions as delegates discuss organized Sunday school work, lesson preparation, and teacher training.
A legal notice outlines a divorce proceeding with Moy Fey and Chy Moy as principal parties. It mentions involvement of Gray Tatham and Wasbant New York as related persons or places, with discussion of separation terms and court actions pending in New York.
A garbled passage from a religious or legal notice discusses a ministerial resolution about marriage rites and declarations. It references Cedar Bataan and a town authority, mentions vows, legitimacy of remarriage, and constraints on officiating. The text is incomplete and jumbled, with names and places unclear.
Fah J Derr, a Lebanon minister, plans to start a School of Prayer in Tabanan U1. He aims to create two branches, with a parish pastor dedicating time to the project. The proposal includes a two year course and aims to establish Risschag 6 as a department of Ewing college.
In Kemmerer Wyoming a deadly blaze trapped fifty miners in the Diamondville coal mine No.1. Only John Andersen escaped the inferno, while dozens remained entombed as flames spread through the sixth level. Rescuers fought the blaze, but officials reported all others perished. The funeral for the deceased is scheduled for Thursday at 2 o'clock.
A garbled OCR reads like a schedule of student activities and performances. It mentions singing classes on Thursday evening and various events at different locations, with references to a church or school community group and a Monday visit to a show.
Swenservilla Tui Bok score 87 with a complex, partially garbled report mentioning a Bishap and Hive pl an, a porch yard slip, and a system paralysis. The piece references a man named Vin and a protracted life event ending in retirement and fortune, with scattered names and local figures.
Fragmentary leg injury news mentions Joe Hana and Ivy, Detailing a public event and nearby cemeteries. References to residents, visiting teams, and a critical condition patient. Local names include Spencerville, Cobwnlawn, and Joe.
A decipherable fragment describes a training or enlistment context with references to gang attire and dubious mail-based procedures, mentioning Sylvester Dillon and Fort Wayne. The text is incomplete and reads like a confused wartime recruitment or indoctrination note with unclear actions and targets.
A British Indian project reports engineering teams from New York and local native state Mysore planning a power plant to support the gold mining near Bangalore at Kolar fields. The aim is to increase mine production and reduce worker costs while introducing new ore mining methods.
Fragmented text references a broad grant and various individuals with unclear roles. Mentions include Pranojsen, Caly Pols, a 25.-Nink alias, and Big Hnel arriving from Binion. The garbled content hints at a business or political matter with figures like Gerinas Bravo and references to Germany and chocolate, but specifics are obscured.
Washington reports orders to form a life membership company to study a Goreman steamship line from New York to South Africa and East India, seeking to compete with British lines. Proposals include a New York to Masiza West Indies route, per State Department notes.
A legislative committee reports miners’ grievances regarding company practices. It finds employers would pay higher wages and that workers should have the right to organize. Recommendations include eight hour day and related labor reforms.
Local notices recount the death of Mrs. Tabi 2piller of Cedar Creeks township after a road accident involving Reihad Sommers. Also reported are multiple tributes and notices including births, illnesses, and passings in and around Fort Wayne. The text mentions several named individuals and places with unclear spellings due to OCR errors.
The Rullerman's court yesterday adjourned cases including David Leilwip fined for barbed battery against George Means over a Dada dispute. McMumisson case delayed to next Saturday as legal action proceeds. Lun Gtuler and Anning Bonln connected to Lovttel in anny matter, continued to next entry.
George Dulhwaun Lahrmann, a German-born resident of western Ohio, died in a plane crash eight miles south of the city. He was seventy years old and survived by his wife and eight children, with funeral services planned at his residence conducted by the Rev. Franken.
The Philippine Commission, meeting in Manila, announced the formation of a provincial government for Guiquinte Tulacan Brave in the province, previously controlled by insurgents. A reception welcomed the commissioners as local leaders pledged civil liberty and peace, while Taft and others emphasized development of provincial capabilities.
An epidemic of rhindeypest is reported in Visayaytta with initial cases on Baring island spreading to Plein Mesbate and now Panay. About twenty five thousand caribou have died on Masbate. natives depend on the caribou, causing food shortages. quarantine measures are adopted. Colonel Myutoo leads a new effort to organize relief. Churches are not tied to any political party.
A fragmented report notes Newark overcome by a defeat or sinking event involving Mavita and Tech College. The text mentions Hewart and a quaytavionalap’s waviness, with garbled references to island crossings and a possibly nautical mishap.
In Washington February 26 a report says the steamer Newark, a quartermaster ship, was wrecked on Santa Barbara coast while transporting supplies to the Philippines. The vessel was purchased for about 85,000 and is tied to depots in Manila.
Report states the wrecked Rio boat is located by five fathoms depth, about a quarter mile southwest of Port Bany, near Fort Schmidt. Divers may work from a hopping platform if needed, with Bal 46 coordinates guiding exact position and access.
A bus incident occurred on Monday evening at a residence in Bal Smith's area on Sup Tior HANet Ane, with occupants Mes or Pye Warmeyer and Miss Sumimers. A faulty flue caused the fire, leading to yard tasks and the horse wagon firm responding as hoses were moved, while a runaway ride and home damage were noted, leaving a tense scene in Tennessee.
Julie Noble owned vehicle dumped in front of the Spubler meat marskur. The Imgey was demolished and the ligrae sustained minor injuries.
Fragmented OCR text shows cattle event notes with mentions of calves and prices, names, and locations. It references Tanamusie Fee and Olal se calf, prices, and trading terms, plus scattered names like Powell and Dalia. The fragmentary piece hints at a market row and livestock trade discussion without coherent narrative.
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