Topeka Daily Capital to Test Jesus Would Editing Plan
Rev Charles M Sheldon aims to run the Topeka Daily Capital beginning March 13 under his control to publish news without sensational detail by asking What would Jesus do This experiment follows his Detroit proposal and a offer of the Capital plant and resources by E O Popone Sheldon plans to publish all news but in a form he says will entertain without bloodthirsty details He seeks support from readers for a Christian daily newspaper model
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Kas
Jesus
Charles M. Sheldon
Christian Endeavor
Detrit
Sheldon
E. O. Popone
Daily Capital
Mr. Sheldon
Poponoe
Detroit
Assemblies of Christian
Topeka Daily Capital
Amr. Sheldon
Popthe
Gunde
Val
Fort Wayne Wins First Spanish American Camp Charter Bid
Captain William E. English applies for a charter for Indiana's first Spanish American veterans camp. The Henry W. Lawton Camp will be based in Fort Wayne with 116 members from the One Hundred Fifty-Seventh regiment Twenty-Eighth battery and others. Indianapolis later plans its own camp, likely drawing from the One Hundred Fifty-Eighth regiment Twenty-Seventh battery and the signal corps.
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Indianapolis Press
William E. English
Wheeler
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Henry W. Lawton
One Hundred and Fifty-Seventh Regiment
Twenty-eighth Battery
George Studebaker
Medbury
Newton W. Gilbert
One Hundred and Fifty- Seventh Regiment
English
Adjutant General of
National Organization
Indianapolis
One Hundred and Fifty-Eighth Regiment
Twenty-seventh Battery
Signal Corps
Taylor on the issues in the 1900 campaign
Robert S. Taylor of Fort Wayne outlines his view that the core issue will be repeal of the anticipated currency law with the gold standard established, while discussions of trusts and expansion follow. He predicts a Republican victory and Bryan’s downfall, leaving Democrats demoralized and largely opposition.
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Indianapolis
Robert S. Taylor
Fort Wayne
Mississippi River Commission
United States
Taylor
Denisoff House
Democratic Party
Chicago
Congress
Republican Party
Bryan
Wheat and related markets move on Liverpool cables in Chicago
Lower Liverpool cables weighed on May wheat trading at Chicago open as prices dipped from prior close then recovered to 67 cents. Market showed light offerings and strong foreign demand with gains in May and cash activity improving. Corn oats and pork also fluctuated with mixed receipts and quiet trading amid a cautious tone across futures.
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Cheago
Liverpool
Paris
Minneapolis
Duluth
Northwest
New York
Shorts
Com
Chicago Live Stock Market Report
Chicago records cattle receipts near 3000 with slow market and steady prices for beef cattle. Hog receipts reach 25000 with a slow to steady trend. top price 4.80 and bulk trades around 4.60 to 4.70 as yesterday’s prices hold.
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Chicago
Texas
New York Produce Market Report January Prices
Butter receipts total 8 555 pkgs with firm market. June creamery at 20 2314c, western creamery 21 25c, factory 16 20c. Cheese receipts 1 368 pkgs, fall made fancy large 1234 13c, small 1234 18c, large late 1134 12c, small late 12 124c. Eggs receipts 14 760 pkgs, market steady with state and Pennsylvania 21c, western 21c. Sugar raw and refined steady. Coffee No 7 Rio 8 1/2c.
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New York
Western Creamery
State
Pennsylvania
Western
Rio
Fort Wayne Markets corrected weekly by S Bush Co Fort Wayne Ind
Fort Wayne market prices list several commodities dated Jan 24 including flour spring wheat at 4.40 to 4.60 per barrel, winter 3.50 to 3.60, wheat at 70c, corn meal 1.25 cwt, oats 23c, rye 50c, corn 28c, flax seed 1.25 to 1.30, wool unwashed 20 to 25c, washed 25 to 28c, hides green 8i to 9c, salted 6e, calf hides green 10c, salted 12c, tallow 4 4i c, butter 16 to 17c, with other seed and farm items noted.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Market Prices for Food and Farm Commodities
A list of commodity prices shows Honey at 15 to 18 cents per unit, Potatoes 40 to 45 cents, Onions new at 40 cents, Beeswax 25 to 26 cents, Live geese 40 to 45 cents, Bran at 15 dollars, Timothy hay 11 to 12 dollars, Clover hay 6 to 7 dollars, Shorts 15 dollars, Tron middling 15 dollars, Pork on foot 4.40, Pork dressed 5.40 to 5.50, Dressed beef forequarters 1 ec, Beef hindquarters 7 to 71 ec.
Hubler Union News Highlights Sunday School Attendance
The Hubler Union reports a large Sunday school attendance with several city visitors. Illness affects Mr. Hubler while Mrs. DeVilbiss and Allie plan to attend Huntington Institute next Saturday. Kept up with local farm notes and a brief on recent horse thefts in four townships.
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Hubler
DeVilbiss
Allie
Huntington
Frank Trick
Chauncey Poinsett
Bright meeting planned with new lamps for Thursday
Maken and Brother Binkley will be absent. The school has bought new lamps for better light and a bright meeting is planned next Thursday evening. The question box was a grand success and the topic for next week is A Moving Foundation. Sunday school will be held next Sunday at 8 o'clock, with preaching by Rev. J. H. Evans of the Evangelical church at 2 o'clock the following Sunday.
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Maken
Binkley
J. H. Evans
The
Evangelical Church
Local happenings in Madison Township and area
Reports from Madison and Stringtown areas note saw mill and tile shed construction by P F Hoadle, recovering typhoid cases in Jefferson township, the death of Ada Richard at sixteen, Grandma Mary Fry’s lung fever, and closing of Mrs Patee’s revival meetings. Also mentioned are a guardian suit outcome, land purchase by G Brouwer, new Upper Stingtown residence, a reactivated Stringtown sawmill, railroad grade progress, Homer Cashman joining Bush company, and local livestock trade work.
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P. F. Hoadle
Jefferson Township
Ada Richard
Wm. Richard
Grandma Mary Fry
German Lutheran Church
Grandma
Patee
Fort Wayne
Massillon Lutheran Church
Hazel Honadle
Robert Mercer
Phoebe van Horn
James van Horn
Upper Stingtown
Stringtown
Pittsburg
Chicago
Homer Cashman
Monroeville
Bush Company
Cashman
Money to Loan On Real Estate First Mortgage Security
The advertisement offers real estate loans on first mortgage security at a stated interest rate. Pfieffer publishes the notice in Bass Block building details. The passage also notes the Austrian emperor’s crown photographed to improve representation on coins and documents, highlighting its value as a premier European goldsmith work with material worth about half a million dollars.
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Interest. Co
Pfeiffer
Edward O'Rourke Announces Allen Circuit Judge Candidacy
Edward O'Rourke announces his name as a candidate for judge of the Allen circuit court subject to the Democratic nominating convention, in a political notice carried by The Sentinel.
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the Sentinel
Allen Circuit
Edward O’rourke
Candidate announces for Superior Court judge seat
Editor Sentinel notes a candidate announces for the Superior Court judgeship pending decision of the Democratic nominating convention. The statement presents the individual’s name as a contender and frames the nomination process as the deciding factor.
Whitney Declares Candidacy for Allen County Sheriff
Frank H. Whitney announces his bid for the office of sheriff in Allen County. His filing signals the start of a campaign to lead the county law enforcement agency.
Wayne Township Trustee Candidate Statement
A candidate declares intent to run for trustee of Wayne Township subject to the township nominating decision. The notice lists the aspirant’s name and the formal filing context for the local election.
Nickel Plate 1900 Calendar Offered by General Passenger Agent
The Nickel Plate road announces a 1900 calendar available by mail to anyone sending their address to the General Passenger Agent in Cleveland Ohio. The notice lists dates and a mail request process.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Warsaw man Woods transacts business in Fort Wayne
A. B. Woods of Warsaw transacted business in Fort Wayne on Monday, according to city commerce records.
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A. B. Woods
Warsaw
Fort Wayne
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Copery
Mr. Soest
Allen McMahen
Will Stockwell
Ewing
Calhoun ST
Madison Township
Judge Circuit Cour
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Thomas E. Ellison
Allen County
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Wayne Township
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