Democratic Platform of 1900 Urges End to Imperialism
The platform denounces Puerto Rico rule without consent, condemns Philippine policy, and demands immediate Cuban pledge fulfillment, independent Spanish-American War stance, and a return to Monroe Doctrine principles. It calls for a strong labor department, tariff and currency reform, direct Senate elections, and no injunctions.
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Visited Pioneers Recall Marion Township Residents
On July 1 Joseph Falls of Marion township aged 69 visited friends including Joseph Awth 93 Mrs Eliza beth S Thompson 93 Mrs Anna Smitley 84 Owen Owens 57 a Pennsylvania railroad veteran Mrs Lawrence Wesner 64 Jerry Biggs 62 Michael Orr 75 and James Thompson 63 Falls longtime Marion resident and Sentinel subscriber. This week two of the group James Thompson and Michael Orr have died.
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Joseph Falls
Marion Township
Joseph Awth
Elizabeth S. Thompson
Anna Smitley
Owen Owens
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lawrence Wesner
Jerry Biggs
Michael Orr
James Thompson
Mr. Falls
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Allen County
Walter Jones suffers hand injury in accidental shooting
Walter Jones of Hoagland Avenue hurt his hand in an accident Wednesday when a revolver discharged as he pulled the trigger with his hand in front of the muzzle. The gun's report caused the injury.
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Walter Jones
Hoagland Avenue
Jones
Fort Wayne Flyers Host record Amateur Driving Meet
A large Fort Wayne crowd witnessed the second Amateur Driving Club meet with top horses like Anna D and Harry Noble in close finishes. Fred Grumman and Tom Snook led events including 2:34 pace and 2:30 trot with notable heats and exciting late surges. Local notes mention travelers and town life amid interest in a potential trolley link from Decatur to Fort Wayne.
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Fort Wayne
Tyers
Tom Snook
Billy C
Bessie O
Red Hill
Cartoon
Wabash
Old Mary Centlivre
Harry C
Charles Macdougal
Willis Pearse
Fred Grumman
John N
Harry Noble
Anna D Far
Pat Gilmore
Anna D
Pace
Bnook
Ey Pee Ee Ween
Beasie O
Wayne Wilkes
Red Bell
John Wilkins
William C. Pape
Harry
Mary Centlivre
Atlantic
Wiliam McKinniel
Frank J. Gruber
Sigma Nu
C. D. Tillo
J. Draker
Fred M. Grumman
Alar Clay
P. m
Strathmore
Harry Hraun
Arthur Dodge
Busy Bell
Col. Bismark
M. Ankenbruck
Helen K
Nil Desperandum
Victor C
France
James O’ryan
Fred Tapp
Red Elgin
Elgin Ver
Erg Strieder
Harry Yabo
Thomas Doyle
Strathmors
Chas
Lohr
Local News Notes From The County
Wheat harvest has commenced in this vicinity. May LaFollette has begun teaching music near Bingen. A Sunday picnic at Springer church drew many locals. Hon H I Smith of the city visited family here. John Trenary’s boy escaped injury when a mower incident occurred. Epworth league social failed financially. Interest grows in Rough Rider clubs glee groups and a campaign band.
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Springer Church
May LaFollette
Fort Wayne
Toledo
H. I. Smith
Minnie LaFollette
Bingen
S. J. Snider
John Trenary
Epworth League
Women Share Praise for Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Letters from Mrs. Amos Fescuuer and Mrs. Clara Stieber recount relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Brule Wisconsin note confirms menses regularity and pain relief. A long social event lists numerous attendees and a birthday celebration for Mrs. Chevillet with guests and fond wishes for future gatherings.
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Romeo, Mich
Clara Stieber
Diller
Ned
Flore
Court News Highlights From Superior Court and City Officials
Dwight E. Plimpton sues Wabash Railroad for 10000 claiming withheld wages since July 11 1894 under an engineer contract. Frances M Howe sues Charles Feichter in foreclosure for 1500. Recorder Gillette reports two week fees 265.90 with 120 turned to county. Justice Tancey moves offices. Affidavits filed in Husers court over a Columbia street saloon quarrel. Felts appointed custodian for Ross pending judge O Rourke return. Mistraling ceremony Charles M Zickgraf and Grace B Wilhelm wed by Squire France. Over 2000 guests gathered at August Chevillot’s home last Wednesday evening.
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Dwight E. Plimpton
Wabash Railroad Company
L. M. Ninde & Sons
Frances M. Howe
Charles Feichter
Gillette
County Treasury
Bill Day
Commissioners’ Court
Justice Tancey
Swinney
Huser
Charles Lindsey
Albert King
Provoke
Squire France
Echoes of the Fourth Injuries Attributable to Fireworks
A series of Fourth of July mishaps across the city and nearby areas reports multiple injuries. Victims include Mr. and Mrs. Ebery’s son, Mrs. Henry Benning, Roy Weinbrenner, Florence Baker, James Parker, Charles Winkler, George Burlage, and others, with burns, cuts, and blast injuries. Dr. Greenawalt and Dr. John Schilling treat the wounded, and incidents occur at Barr street, Cent livre park, William’s grave picnic, stores, and drugstores.
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John Laddig
Centlivre Park
Andrew Taylor
South Wayne Avenue
Henry Benning
William's
Roy Weinbrenner
Florence Baker
East Main Street
James Parker
St. Joseph Hospital
Charles Winkler
Pontiac Street
John Schilling
George Burlage
Kramer
Two Fort Wayne Firms File Incorporation Papers
Indianapolis July 5. Two Fort Wayne firms filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. The Haberkorn Haley Manufacturing Co. will produce steam engines with capital of 50000 dollars. The Archer Sprague Vernon Co. will manufacture store systems with capital stock of 20000 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fort Wayne
Haberkorn-Haley Manufacturing Company
Theodore Haberkorn
Archer- Sprague-Vernon Company
Charles Archer
Injury From Firecracker Blast Reported
A young son of Fred Kayser of East Wayne street injured his hand when a firecracker exploded during an Independence Day hobby. Dr. Rosas removed powder grains from the wound.
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Fred Kayser
East Wayne Street
Rosas
Farmers Grant Graham and Louis Julliard Improve After Barn Collapse
Grant Graham and Louis Julliard, injured when timbers of a barn fell on them Monday, are improving in hospital. Both men were pinned under the wreckage but are now reported to be recovering and showing signs of progress.
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Grant Graham
Louis Julliard
Mar. Graham
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