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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1899
Page
4
A fragmented column records names and social tidbits from Belarny and nearby areas. Mentions include Miss Provence Brown, Miss Lulu Davidson, Mr and Mrs Charles Mash, and various households visiting relatives and attending gatherings.
Police investigate a probable accidental death on Spy JUN Avenue where a submerged body was found near the power station. Witnesses, including Beeldenvlelh and Charleswood, describe the scene and identify the deceased as a local resident with letters and papers found at the site. An inquest by Acting Coroner Busnett continues as investigators seek motive and cause.
A brief tribute segment in the Poru Chronicle praises Judge Robert Crytng elected by the Ha Indian Hav association. The piece notes Taylor at the bar and lauds the honorable standing of the judiciary, reflecting on the evening event and community recognition.
William Crighton returns to Fort Wayne after a stint in Chicago with Salmaug Tec Company to resume charge of the dem ughting department at Fort Wayne Electric Works. He notes many attempting the experiment found no place in the Fort Wayne Mia region of friends and loyalty.
A garbled city note from Valparaisa Messenger mentions Bart Wayne age forty five, height four feet eight inches, with unclear references to a person named Babi Junnuels and a local event. The text shows distorted names, dates, and roles, limiting coherent facts.
The court declined to halt construction as the Alten County Lawdowned Gawlnys Association dissolves its order. Judge Hench granted a temporary injunction earlier but the panel, including Lowey and Fells, concluded the evidence did not support a permanent ban. The plan to proceed with the building on the corner of Ghatow and Very will continue, with witnesses testifying that the structure was to be abandoned if needed.
Members of the old Fort Wayne club held a meeting at the Wayne hotel to form a temporary organization. Range Wunther and others accepted joining, with officers elected: president Z. Wally, vice president Alfred Hallersley, secretary Mel Teeasurer Olnek Fol ink. Each member will pay a monthly fee of $1.
A machinist named Mayer sustained head injuries after a collision involving a horse and a truck near Lie utsbarg on Sunday. Dr Blick treated Mayer at the scene and his condition was described as serious but stable as authorities investigated the crash.
A fragment describes a train arrival where the pilot and front end of the engine were covered in sweat and blood, indicating a collision or injuries. The piece ends abruptly with the word home, preserving the incident’s tense, uncertain note.
Fragmentary report describes a finger loss at a base works site. An operator named Mr. ene ay wan was operating a large planet machine when a digit became caught in a toe shaft and crushed. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmented dispatch claims a story of invasion being denied by authorities. The report cites multiple sources including the British embassy and Seltiat officials. The narrative references movements toward Ber rupine country and mentions Pyfauld Harbor without confirming details.
Gordon reports from July 11 that Colonial Office officials rejected a Washington dispatch claiming a mounted police body was sent toward Pyramid Harbor Alaska to enforce order. The government denied any plan to deploy troops or place British stones near the Canadian border, insisting no such action was contemplated.
The article reports on a leaking cup chatlenzer during a trial at Santemapton from London dated June 14. It mentions the cup challenger Untwren and Prince of Wilco cutter Tittanula. George Freeby arrived from Finox and Breeby notes ongoing injuries with recovery expected by the 19th.
The Patriarchal Odd Fellows celebrated the Golden Jubilee with a program of music, readings, and a formal exercise. Notable attendees included Seluyler Colfax and other leaders. the event featured speeches, members in uniform, and a banquet closing with formal toasts. The order has grown to over two hundred members since Summit encampment began.
Will consult leaders in New York with Faly T. Joseph as president of the Almbaind Car Association. He was the guest water at Tammaxy hall on the Fourth of July and left for home. He will start at Ratt var Richmond Charlotte and At ita on his way home to consult poscal feimade at Uneco planes.
Reports say a shooting occurred today between Union and non union miners at Carteret. Marshal Hatch consulted with Acting Governor Ward and company officials, promising Carteret crews stay at work while authorities investigate. The incident allegedly involved the deaths of two prominent local residents, Mr H West and Mrs Klity Oleary, shocking the community.
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