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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
3
The Weekly Sentinel reports widespread crime and moral decline in Fort Wayne during the year, accusing police and officials of tolerance for drinking and disorder. It defends mayoral conditions, notes brimming saloons, and suggests reform measures amid public unease. The piece criticizes narcotics, gambling, and sexual immorality while urging accountability.
Obituary notices for Judge Walpole and Philip Coteriek of Fort Wayne reflect on their careers and influence. Walpole served as Indiana court official and long-time legal figure. Coteriek, noted attorney, contributed to Allen County bar. The piece notes Walpole’s death followed a lengthy career and public service, and mentions ongoing legal and political implications in Fort Wayne.
A highly corrupted OCR passage discusses political events, parties, and figures in a 19th or early 20th century setting. It mentions the Baltimore Conference, various unnamed factions, and references to congress, parties, and potential governance shifts. Names and places are obscured by transcription errors, making precise facts uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR from a historic page mentions public safety items and authorities. It references a person named Hawn and actions by authorities, with unclear details on charges or outcomes. The readable parts are disjoint and lack concrete facts sufficient for a full report.
The article notes poor outlook for tariff reform as the House and Senate clamber toward passage. President Matt plans to call an INA crisis meeting to discuss current pressures and the need for decisive action. The piece highlights opposition from leaders and the potential impact on the economy and industry.
A long grand jury report outlines charges involving white slavery and related crimes in Fort Wayne. It lists allegations of conspiracy, perjury, and corruption among officials and associates, with references to named persons and groups, amid a broad inquiry into crime and public corruption.
Fragmented text outlines a heated discussion on civil service reform, referencing proposals to purge the pension system, dismiss many officials, and reshape governance. It mentions ministers, a reform-focused minority, and procedural changes in Parliament, with emphasis on accountability and efficiency.
Fragmentary OCR text references a grant jury, Prowse, and investigative notes. mentions matters like inquiries, top officials, and a plan to share or present results, but overall content is garbled and nonrecoverable to a coherent event. Entities and specifics are largely unreadable or missing.
The readable fragments describe a 1918 scene at the White House with reference to the Senate and Democratic action. It mentions reform efforts, a PAC, and public support or disapproval of policies, with scattered mentions of committees and political figures.
The page lists two divorces filed in the county and includes scattered notes on local notices and community events. Names like Rae and Fulives appear amid unclear OCR text, with brief references to legal actions and public postings.
Articles of incorporation for the H Pfeiffer and Sons company were filed today in the county recorder’s office. Capital stock set at 100,000 with incorporators Henry Pfeiffer, Albert Pfeiffer, Frederick Pfeiffer, Alphonso Girardot, Paul C. Gerwhe, and James A. Quines. Witnesses and dates referenced in the record.
A Monday hearing outlines a divorce action, alimony and property claims between Lee and his estranged wife. The case references alleged neglect, remarriage issues, and a demand for restitution of property and support, with details of witnesses and court actions mentioned.
Judge Carl Saple halted a decades old case in a high profile divorce suit involving George W. Ming eyelhat Lane Wether. Diether Thawn van Winthered and others figured in complex filings with multiple names and reversals. The march through documents touched custody, alimony, and property transfers amid a tangle of parties and domestic disputes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Bendattine lodge event with new members invited, a gathering planned for Wednesday night, and ceremonial magnet decorations. Names and places are garbled. readable items reference Kendais ile and nearby Ind and a local Elks group planning an initiation.
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