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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1900

Page

15

Roosevelt urged for national ticket at republican conference

The article describes Senator Wolcott praising Governor Roosevelt at a New York event and Roosevelt accepting to back President McKinley. It covers the conference at Senator Hanna’s office arranging the national committee, personnel, resignations, and upcoming photographs.

Republican National Committee Charles F. Dick Post Office Department Harry S. New Indianapolis Journal National Executive Committee Senator Hanna Hanna Hanna To Discuss and Decide Upon the Personnel of the New Executive Committee National Committee George B. Coxe Ohio Chairman Hanna Cornelius W. Bliss Perry & Heath Henry C. Payne Charles Dawes Myron T. Herrick R. C. Kerens Grame Stuart H. B. Scott Harry S&s. New Frederick Gibbs Gramé Stewart Minois Wisconsin Richard C. Kerens Missouri J. H. Manley Maine M. B. Scott West Virginia Frederick 5. Gibbs New York Heath McKinley

Bryan and Stevenson to Attend Indiana Democratic Gathering

William Jennings Bryan and Adlai E. Stevenson will visit Indianapolis on August 8 to receive official notification of their nominations for president and vice president. The event aims to assemble Indiana’s largest Democrat gathering with special trains expected from railroads and a favorable fare.

Indianapolis Ind William Jennings Bryan Adlai E. Stevenson United States Indiana Kansas City

Bryan poised to retire from public life before Indiana nomination

Speeches before the three Nebraska state conventions last night are poised to be Bryan’s final public utterances for days. He seeks rest before heading to Indianapolis to receive official notice of his nomination. Today saw the departure of most prominent politicians who had been in town since Saturday.

United States McKinley Wolcott Roosevelt Nebraska W. J. Bryan Indianapolis

Bryan plans solidify August nominating notice

Lincoln Neb July 13 The date August 8 for official notification of his Democratic nomination suits Mr Bryan. He may stay in Lincoln until then and plans no advance speeches. He works with his stenographer on campaign material with Charles Towne likely to be a key lieutenant.

Lincoln, Neb Democrats Bryan Lincoln

British Hard Hit at Nitral's Nek in Boer War Action

London reports detail a heavy Boer attack on Nitral's Nek held by Scots Greys Royal Artillery and Lincolnshire regiment. The garrison was overpowered as horses fell and a large force seized the position with casualties feared heavy. Reinforcements arrived too late.

London Lord Roberts War Office Pretoria Nitral Nek Scots Greys Royal Artillery Lincolnshire Regiment Crocodile River Rustenburg Godfrey King's Greys Lincoln Regiment

Indianapolis Chosen For Democratic Nomination Notification

Chicago report says Bryan and Stevenson will be notified of their nomination in Indianapolis on August 8 if Democratic managers’ plan holds. Mayor Thomas Taggart, Indiana’s new national committeeman, urged Chairman Jones that Indiana can be carried if ceremonies occur in Hoosier capital.

Chicago Bryan Stevenson Indianapolis Thomas Taggart Indiana Jones Hoosier

Poynter Renominated by Populist Fusion Wing

Lincoln July 12 William A Poynter was renominated for governor of Nebraska by the populist wing of the fusion state conventions. An accord split remaining state offices and presidential electors among Democrats silver Republicans and populists after overnight sessions. The deal gave Democrats two state offices, silver Republicans one and populists the rest. Nominations for governor were in order before the result.

Lincoln Wm. A. Poynter Nebraska Poynter

Indiana wheat crop nearly total failure in state

Indiana wheat crop is described as an almost total failure with only scattered hope. Authority notes the best wheat lies between Vincennes and Evansville, while southeastern Indiana shows heavy plowing of sown wheat and central regions report near total loss. Corn production is forecast at 175 million bushels with a 101 percent increase in corn acreage over last year.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Food Authority Vincennes Evansville J. W. Egnew State Statistician

Accident pierces Harmon's son during gun cleaning

Daniel Harmon, son of the former Harmon house proprietor, was cleaning a revolver on Thursday when it discharged. He was struck in the left thigh and the bullet lodged behind the knee. Dr. G. C. Siemens attended and a possible X ray examination is planned.

Daniel Harmon Harmon House G. C. Siemens

Cadets Reach Europe on European Tour

A cablegram from Lawrence J. Younge in Hamburg confirms Culver Military Academy cadets have safely arrived in Europe. The group departed New York on June 30 and plans to return in early September.

Lawrence J. Younge Hamburg Germany Culver Military Academy Europe New York

Yellow jaundice sufferers aid by Electric Bitters

A Lexington Kentucky man M A Hogarty turned yellow with jaundice and suffered severe symptoms. He received treatment from top doctors but found no relief until Electric Bitters were advised as a remedy.

M. A. Hogarty Lexington

Analysis of Failures Shows Mixed Economic Virility

New York July 14. R G Dun reports major shift in failures in 1900 first half with total $100,570,134 against 49,664,661 last year. Banking, brokerage real estate, and building sectors drive the rise, while wheat and corn shipments show variable weekly totals. Trade steadiness and wage accords temper the outlook as demand growth remains tentative.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade Today United States Canada Bradstreet

Four Guns Held by Commandant Grobler at Nitral’s Nek

Pretoria reports Commandant Grobler who led federals at Nitral's nek possessed four guns. The brief dispatch notes the armament but provides no further details on actions or outcomes.

Pretoria Grobler Nitral’s Nek

Boer setback reported near Pretoria by Lord Roberts

London dispatch notes a Boer victory eighteen miles from Pretoria with the capture of a Scots Greys squadron part of five Lincolnshire companies and two guns, causing deep chagrin in parliamentary lobbies at midnight.

London Lord Roberts Pretoria Scots Greys Lincolnshire Regiment

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages

A 19th century advert claims Hall's Catarrh Cure, taken internally, cures catarrh by addressing constitutional disease. It guarantees one hundred dollars for any case not cured and invites readers to request testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and lists F. L. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as publishers.

Hall Oathre

Old Court Customs At Frognal Manor Paused

A mediaeval sentence describes a quaint procedure at Frognal Hampstead court where an absentee was mulched in the gum of one shilling and the bailiff placed him in stocks. The record notes the formal ritual and its persistence in local tradition.

Frognal Hampstead

Chinese minister aims to pass cipher message to Pekin

Washington reports Wu the Chinese minister plans to relay a cipher message from Secretary Hay to United States Minister Conger in Pekin and to deliver Conger's reply if alive. Wu offered to write in cipher to prove authenticity, fearing open messages could be suspected as boxer-originated. The plan awaits progress as runners prepare to carry the communications.

Washington Hay United States Conker Pekin Conger State Department Apres Ita Unintellis

Abel Erasmus: Transvaal Boers' feared figure and ally of Kruger

The letter portrays Abel Erasmus as a powerful elderly Transvaal native commissioner and Boer patriarch. It praises his influence and ruler-like stance over natives, claims he often acts independently of Pretoria, and contrasts him with Paul Kruger while noting his cautious stance during the Boer rebellion. It references the Ohrigstadt Valley and Delagoa Bay context.

Natal Ohrigstadt Valley Aldershot Free State Abel Erasmus Lydenburg Transvaal Lydenburrg Delagoa Bay Ohrigstadt Cape Colony Paul Krueger Abe Erasmus Pretovia Paul Kruger South Africa Abel

Impregnable Ohrigstadt Defenses in Transvaal Valley

The Times of Natal notes the Ohrigstadt valley as the strongest Boer position. It highlights Kasittipoort as the key frontier, Abel Erasmus as its defender, and describes a fortified, irrigated garden valley that could sustain two thousand Boers against 206,000 British troops.

Ohrigstadt Qohrigstadt Givde Ohriestadt Oteelpart Ohkopjes Whant Abel Eririvu Ladysmith Chrigstad Vaily Transvaal Yio Abel Prasso Maedo Kasittipoort Granivaal Frontier Delagoa Bay Ohrigstadt Valley Abel Erasmus Times Natal

Mrs Birney Weismantel Visits Friends in Decatur

Mrs Birney Weismantel is visiting friends in Decatur during a brief stay. She is staying with local acquaintances and plans to return home soon.

Mrs. Birney Weismantel Decatur

Burdock Blood Bitters Proclaimed Cure testimonial

Mrs. Charles Hutton of Berville Michigan credits Burdock Blood Bitters with curing her scrofulous sores and restoring her health, declaring she is now a perfectly well woman.

Charles Hutton Berville, Mich

Household remedy claims by Dr. Thom as Eclectric Oil

Advertisement touts Eclectric Oil by Dr. Thom as a universal healer for burns cuts and wounds and sore throat croup catarrh and asthma promising relief in a night. Dean's Ointment is said to cure itching piles with instant effect and is sold at drug stores for 50 cents.

Thomas Dean

Forty years of Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry

A historical note describes the long running use of Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry, highlighting its forty year presence in domestic pharmacopoeia and its place in traditional remedies.

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Luoks Gshall Oyster Bes Hoosier Capital Bryan and Fusion MR. Bryan Nitral's Ments General Grobler Shanghai China Mr. Conger Shanghisi Krueger Kruger Ulllanders Uitlanders Werlingy
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