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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1900

Page

2

House Debates Roberts Seat Exclusion in Utah Case

Washington Jan 20 The majority report from the special committee urges excluding Brigham H Roberts from the House for disqualifications including polygamy and crime. The minority urges sworn in then expelled, warning against creating a precedent undermining constitutional law.

Washington House Taylor Ohio B. H. Roberts Roberts Mr. Roberts House of Representatives Congress Republic House of Congress Senate Brigham H. Roberts Utah Robert W. Taylor Charles B Landis Page Morris Romeo H. Freer Smith McPherson Samuel W. T. Lanham Robert W. Miers Minority Report Mr. Littlefield Maine Littlefield DeArmond Missouri

Senate panel hears lack of money letters in Clark bribery probe

Washington January 22. The senate committee on privileges and elections opened its session to resume the inquiry into bribery charges connected with Montana Senator Clark. Ex Senator Faulkner said the money letters had not yet arrived.

Bank of Clark & Bro Butte Patrick W. Murray Montana Clark Senate Gallick Mr. Clark George Cassey Murray Daly Washington Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Faulknner

New League Starts Strong in Fort Wayne Councils

The Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana forms two new councils in Fort Wayne on Sunday. At St Marys school forty applications. officers include Martin Ankenbruck chair and Anthony Luley secretary. Prec Blood school hall council reports thirty five applications with Peter Schenkel chair and Joseph Federspeil secretary. One assessment collected per application. Next meetings set for January 31 and Sunday at 4 PM.

Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana Fraternal Insurance Society Fort Wayne St. Mary's School Martin Ankenbruck Anthony B. Luley William Woelnker Precious Blood Peter Schenkel Joseph F. Federspeil Fred Grupp J. F. Federspeil H. H. Hilker

Senate debates polygamy and Philippine policy in Washington

In Washington on January 22 the Senate considered a resolution inviting Britain to form an international commission on water boundaries. It approved an inquiry into polygamy in the United States and territories. North Carolina’s Pritchard pressed a disenfranchisement measure, Turner spoke on the Philippine question, and Ross argued U S sovereignty over island territories.

Washington Senate Platt New York Great Britain Committee On Foreign Relations Hoar Judiciary Committee Rawlins Utah United States Allen Nebraska Secretary of the Treasury A. B. Hepburn National City Bank of New York Custom House of New York National City Bank Pritchard North Carolina Morgan Turner Islands

Open Meeting Draws 300 To Republican Club Event

About three hundred people attended the Soldiers' Sons' and Citizens' Republican club open meeting at its new Allen County Loan and Savings building. Absentees State Auditor Hart Secretary of State Hunt and Attorney General Taylor sent regrets read by Secretary Rau. Helen Casterline praised General Lawton. Casso's orchestra provided music. brief political addresses followed. a bean supper and social hour ended the gathering.

Soldiers’, Sons’ and Citizens’ Republican Club Allen County Loan and Savings Association Hart Hunt Taylor Charles Rau Helen Casterline Lawton Casso Leonard Page Wilmer Leonard C. B. Stemen Bush W. A. Rundell

District of Columbia Day Observed in House

Washington Jan 22 DC day in the house featured minor business before main district matters were addressed in session.

Washington District of Columbia

Senate Deliberations on Philippine Policy and Sulu Treaty Report

Washington reports show Pettigrew asking for General Bate’s Sulu treaty report and civil service status of sultan officials. Caffery’s resolutions on Clayton Bulwer Panama and Panama Canal consort adopted. Turner closes Philippine remarks as Ross urges a separate department for territories.

Washington Senate Turley Tennessee Committee On Privileges and Elections Pettigrew South Dakota J. C. Bate Sulu Caffery Great Britain Colombia Panama Canal Panama Canal Company France Allen Secretary of the Treasury New York Custom House National City Bank Turner Wash Ross Vermont Puerto Rico Philippines United States

National Guard Leaders Meet in Indianapolis for Bill Drafting

Representatives from nearly every state converge in Indianapolis for the Inter-State and Southern National Guard associations. They aim to draft a bill for Congress to enlarge federal support with a $4,000,000 appropriation through June 30, 1900 and $500,000 annually thereafter. J N Riece of Illinois presides as Adjutant General. Governor Mount delivers welcome.

Indianapolis Ind National Guard Congress United States Inter-State National Guard Association Southern National Guard Association House of Representatives J. N. Riece Adjutant General of Illinois Inter- State Association Governor Mount

Land for a Drink Sparks Texas Frontier Legend

A tale from Corsicana in the Brazos bottom describes a wandering offer of 320 acres that grew to 640 acres after a water bottle barter. A water carrier earned a deed to Brazos bottom land, with the farm remaining in his descendants and valued today at 35 to 40 dollars an acre. The story recalls frontier hardship and Texans’ word as bond, cited by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.

Brazos Texas George Trester Corsicana Pennsylvania Jester Brazos Bottom St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Philadelphia Wedding Unites Feil and Cassatt Family Lines

Miss Minnie Drexel Feil, daughter of Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, wed Robert Kelp Cassatt, son of A J Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, in a ceremony described as of unusual interest in Philadelphia on January 22.

Philadelphia Minnie Drexel Feil Alexander van Rensselaer Robert Kelp Cassatt A. J. Cassatt Pennsylvania Railroad

Talk With Women About Lydia E Pinkham Medicine

Campaign piece urging women to trust Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe proven remedy for female illnesses. It touts a long record of cures with testimonials from women across the United States praising relief from migraines backache leucorrhea and womb troubles.

Lydia E. Pinkham United States Juliach Dover Mich Rosa Tielden Cleveland Ave Canton Mary A. Staur Watsontown A. B. Davies Binghamton, N.Y

Tippecanoe Club Names New Secretaries

At a Monday meeting the Tippecanoe club executive board elected George H. Allen as corresponding secretary. George Waldschmidt, recently elected to a position, was deceived by an unclear portion of the report.

Tippecanot Club George H. Allen George Waldschmidt To. Aueigit Tt. da Ie S

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