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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1901
Page
5
The readable lines reference Mr Puckle and his company plotting explosive devices, alongside mentions of 1720 protests and Dr Gatling. The fragmentary OCR touches on arms, trials, and a curious allusion to early weapon concepts, but details are sparse and unclear.
A house fire east of the city claimed the lives of Fred Hisner and his family. Neighbor Henry Holenyd reported the blaze, which forced occupants to flee as the structure burned. The origin remains unknown, with damages estimated near 1,500 dollars to the residence and 300 dollars to contents. The alarm prompted aid from Mr Hisner and local neighbors who attempted rescue before the home collapsed.
An outbreak of smallpox in the Torr area prompts a public meeting in about two weeks. The first case has recovered. Father Dandurand will urge strong support to guide the town through the health effort. A large number of Fort Wayne residents are expected to attend.
Novices will take vows and six professed sisters will renew vows in a ceremony at St Joseph Chapel Thursday morning. The rite begins at 2:50 p.m. with Bishop Tiweph Ales Ding assisting, as six professed sisters join the postulants in the religious observance.
Senator Townes delivered a lengthy valedictory address attacking US policy in the Philippines. He urged distrust of President and the plan to retain sovereignty through benevolent assimilation while warning of empire and urging self rule for Filipinos. He cited Merrily's Manila arrival, Aguinaldo, and proposed policy risks to the republic.
Willian 8 Mebevd of E. Bursley Co suffers cerebral concussion after a skating collision near Washington yard. He is removed to Hope hospital and expected to recover. Mr McLeod summoned and treated for injuries.
Senator Tedl's mishap at the state capitol drew attention as he and a nearby senator discussed the incident. A witness noted nine fatally-wounded individuals were, in his view, more numerous than in any other state scenario.
On January 26 in Alabama, Tosiah Moris bank doors failed to open amid private working class panic. About 800,000 dollars were deposited in the bank and the city of Montgomery, with county and state bonds involved, faced financial unease as crews gathered around the tank depository amid unconfirmed liabilities and unsettled claims.
Representatives from the Mom wer Schate App Duugman Henry Joe rhs Thing and Poellinger proved to close at 6:30 each evening except Saturday starting next month. The change aims to align with other evenings and is expected to satisfy the public and staff.
Igemont of Miley Cheba dm é and William Fleming announce their engagement and forthcoming wedding at Lake placer Cathedral in February. Both are well known in social circles. Fleming is treasurer for Herghar Brewing Company, and the Catholic parish at Monroeville notes a postponement due to holidays.
A late 19th century advertisement touts Fly's Grown Balm as a cleansing soothing protecting nasal remedy. It claims to ease irritation from cold symptoms and congestion. Sold for 50 cents, mailed by Ely Brothers of New York.
Attendees at the Wiagnificert Pat-Amu- Joua exposition of Bnita will find the journey to the Mtexel Plate tend smooth and pleasant. The route will offer fast passenger flow through the excavation gates with efficient access and clear signage.
C B Thomas traveled to Marion Ohio to attend the funeral of his sister in law Mrs John Hastert.
Vague note references an American executive position and a dream to the General Passport Agent at Cleveland Ohio. Includes odd numbers and dates but lacks clear context or full facts. The readable items indicate a travel or personnel reference without coherent narrative or outcome.
The Directory of the Federal Party urges Congress to authorize President McKinley to establish civil governance when deemed opportune. Credentials of Mir Berry presented by Mr. Tynes of Arkansas. Moses B Clapp succeeds Towne and is sworn in after Towne’s speech.
A fragmented OCR notice lists a bursting headline and mentions Dreler & Ben at the Calhoun and Columbix intersection. It cites addresses 67 Balcor Street and references individuals Mrs Hale and a 0 om locale, with unclear product names and timing.
Harvey Wiktus appeared in city court on a larceny charge after ten days in jail for intoxication. Charles McIntosh testified, accusing him of stealing McIntosh’s watch on the street. Wiktus pleaded guilty, but later explained to the mayor he intended to return the watch. Bail set at 3200. he faces the next circuit court term.
Dayle Wing with TMeeday announces Mayday style events across Oregon Montana Washington and Northwest sites. Low Tate Satilers' tinkers will be on site every Thursday through April 86th including COA. Writs wire phones call at danse test. Asterin Ta Port Wayne Inc reports details via informal notices.
A fragment from a historical notice states Fosterlay has been the probable home for at least eight years, with mentions of Danning Birled and CLigenius Banner. The readable text suggests a residence claim tied to a patent Fosterlay context.
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