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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1892
Page
3
The report notes Miss Blanche Hippenhammer is visiting Toledo for the summer. It lists local events including a circus attendance by inmates of a feeble minded school and various social visits and town rumors across nearby communities.
Bert Early, about twenty one, appears to have taken his own life after a broken engagement with Miss Lou Covington. A letter to his grandfather warned of his death, with details of his mind and finances. The boy’s home was with Squire William Glenn in Aboite township. Officials search authorities. Bert was known as steady and ambitious with a bright future predicted.
W J Campbell, returning to Chicago, says resignation will be accepted and successor appointed at a Saturday meeting at the Fifth Avenue hotel in New York. He cites no clear candidate and notes strong relations among committee members and probable Chicago branch headquarters for regional work.
Bioomixetox HL reports that a misfiled letter caused Adlai E. Stevenson not to hear from Grover Cleveland about his vice presidential nomination. A secretary found the unopened Cleveland letter among Stevenson’s papers, clearing up the prior communication gap. The item reflects how a stray misplacement shaped political commentary across the nation.
Miss Mary Moriarty from New Haven tells of severe catarrh suffering earlier in Goodland and New Haven. After the Stackhouse Medical Institute treatment she reports improved hearing and eyesight, better sleep, appetite, and less cough, with remarkable overall recovery. The ad promotes mail treatment, free medicines with care, and office hours in Fort Wayne.
Emanuel's Lutheran church plans a twenty-fifth anniversary celebration at the Jestersay and Upton street edifice after months of improvements. The church, born from St. Paul's, recalls past pastors Wisley Wo Stubnatzy and Rev. C. Gross, with current aides Rev. MMbrecht John W. Young and Maury McCurdy. Local notes include Jory Wyss visiting Marion township, Mary Miller suing John M. Taylor for 400 dollars, and county officials Heath and Beckman assisting harvest efforts. A gunshot victim from St. Joe, Indiana, in Hope hospital, and a streetcar accident that shocked a farmer's horse on West Main are also reported.
Three cases of fine bleached muslin from Xe Lonsdale and Fruit of Loom offered at 8e per yard, any quantity. Three cases fine outing cloth offered at de per yard, reduced from se.
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