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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
7
A disjointed account describes Marvin Kuhns facing charges and possible trial. He resists returning to Columbus to answer for alleged crimes while claiming innocence. The piece references interviews in Nob, Kentucky, and mentions witnesses and examinations planned by authorities.
A cryptic ad in The Sentinel hints at a health treatment promising “perfect health” for 40 dollars. It mentions Elevine Hillard, age 75, and references bizarre ailments and a questionable cure sold by a vendor with disjointed phrases.
Crowds fill Piccadilly and St James Street to greet Roberts after a year in South Africa. Notables at Buckingham Palace include the Duke of Devonshire and Lord Rothschild as the royal pageant winds through central London amid guarded streets and modest public cheers.
A July 3 gathering in Bakers celebrates a wartime arrival with dignitaries and a field marshal. Spectators, officials, and a guard attend as the battalion parade ends with thanks and recollections of recent conflict and patriotism.
A New Year wedding was held at the home of Dr and Mrs Marcus Ride nonr in Maison townelip. Their younger daughter Tins Eliza bet was married to Ch Inn W. Shy of Adams county in a modest ceremony on New Year’s Day.
The ceremony and reception drew a host of relatives and friends led by John Miller as officiant. Guests included James Wallner of Oakland Ty Mr and Mrs Ridenour and many others from Fort Wayne Decatur Convoy Von Wert and Beanie. The event marks the bride’s father Ridenaus birthday, while plans announce the forthcoming marriage of Louite Whitney and Louis Steger at 407 South Clinton with Rev A W Seabrease presiding.
Incomplete notes show Albert G. Altey maintaining control of Rublawon park while plans unfold for a coming season. Widespread preparations hint at new features and a formal office event set for late May, with installations and arrangements to enhance the venue.
Governor Bliss and ex Governor Alger era clash over taxation and reform in a heated joint session. The message urges equal taxation for railroads and wealthy interests while calling for constitutional amendment to elect senators by popular vote.
The article notes Rev Dr Tarr and Rev Dr We Tar of Wayne Street ME to deliver an address at the close of the prayer month at DePauw University. It mentions Ridpath as a distinguished historian and teacher, with supportive entries from James Whitteemb Biter and others regarding memorial services.
An item notes that Harry Meyns of Weer Cycle camping sold his Tinwilzuma Raseline motor earrings to a gentleman in Garrett. The transfer was completed with Meyers receiving the automobile and it being the first in the city.
Souvenir from Susan Adelside Kearns of West Tillersmartrat, employed by Ghoyin and Denny, reports China troubles with strong wording. She was warned by her brother Frank Kearns of the regiment at Geneyat Foinphyyy in China after Japan’s advance and government tapes.
Mrs May Gent es of Putnam and Onitand streets reports relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial notes backache ease and regained ability to work, stating the remedy helped when other treatments failed.
A fatal accident occurred after a chair was jerked during a dance at Fade Inn in Laporte. Miss Teyvie Diore of Wasortaed county sustained fatal injuries, as emergency crews could not alleviate her condition. Authorities investigate the cause and possible charges related to the prank gone wrong.
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