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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1912

Page

2

Indiana Union Traction to Slow Trolleys for Safety

The Indiana Union Traction company plans reducing trolley car speeds to enhance safety amid rising interurban speeds. The move reflects broader transit trends toward speed and safety, acknowledging operator error as a common factor in accidents while favoring prudent, efficiency preserving changes over reckless haste.

Indiana Union Traction Company Aleam Fyers Rometa Nathan Mor

Christian Tresselt Passes After Long Community Service

Christian Tresselt, a longtime resident of Wayne County, died at nearly 89. Arriving in 1816, he helped build local business and industrial life, earning broad respect for his character and civic involvement. His passing marks the end of a lifelong pattern of public spirit and steady enterprise.

Christian Tresselt Nort Wayne Ilizii Mort Wayte Linself Anil For Wayne

Public Building Scramble Across Congress and Cities

The report criticizes public mailings and post office propaganda as wasteful. It notes a push to justify grand taxpayer funded buildings in various districts and questions the committee’s effectiveness. Indiana Democrats block Charles Riddell’s appointment as sergeant-at-arms, the post pays 6500 yearly, and the house seeks rapid staffing changes.

Congress Bits Pitt Indiana Charles Riddell Brazil Seargeant-At-Aome House of Representatives Riddell Stokes Jackson Soa

Political Row Over Campaign Spending and Delegates

The house committee on elections voted on a contentious race involving a Sir Louis congressman candidate. The discussion cited campaign expenditures over $1000 for a two year position and hinted at corruption concerns. Reported dialogue questioned third party managers selling delegates tickets to a Chicago convention and drew attention to informal ties with former Roosevelt allies.

Louis Congiressman Ab Innet Chicago Cmivention Anere Apeeiators Cotourl Roosevelt

Deneen and Nation in Turbulent Reform Era

A garbled 19th century style feature blends political maneuvering, governor figures, and party conflicts. It references Deneen, election tactics, and reform themes with scattered names and places. the piece appears to be a long stream of OCR noise interwoven with occasional recognizable terms about political figures and governance.

Unclear historical note on governor and campaign events

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Colonel figure, governor Renee, and references to a May event. Details are garbled with many misspellings, making specific names, places, and actions uncertain. The readable fragment hints at political support and a presidential tie but lacks coherent facts.

Wilson Makes A Hit With Them In Westfield Dedication

Report covers a large gathering in Westfield for the dedication of a church spire or mid structure in Romania style, with many attendees and notable speakers from Indiana and surrounding areas. It notes Democratic political figures and a Washington visit tied to the event, plus community participants and local church figures.

South Whitley Teachers Warn. Teen Employed at Public Schools

Fragmented text indicates concerns among South Whitley teachers about teen employment and school attendance. Mentions several staff members by initials and unclear roles, with references to Peres and local schooling issues.

Welle Bryierint Andend Nate Fenehety

Reaping a Rich Harvest by Mal

A garbled historical clipping discusses a harvest of losses and fraud, naming Postmaster General Hitch and authorities. It references taxpayers, merchants, and officials, mentioning indictments and prosecutions related to economic fraud and mail delivery abuses. The piece shifts to a personal obituary note from Kendallville about familiar homes and towns.

Warhington D. Ch Hitch~ Tock Rande Pubille Forchvack Harvnetig pAapard Gutheir Inniver Renee Ordore Mall Gach Avernors Dilley

Socialism Called Menace by Catholic Bishop in Helena Speech

A Helena Montana Catholic bishop denounces socialism as an evil doctrine opposes private ownership and calls for a Catholic and patriotic stance against labor movement ideas. The speech, tied to a Golden Anniversary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, warns against communistic aims and advocates Christian social reform.

Chicago Stady Joh P. Carroll Iliotene Helena Mont Wishop Cirvall Foxy Montany Order Fhiberniane Eocialiet Ieadiea Auericen Alin Carrell Ani Aller Sovialian Incen Thoringaran Caple Norin Atin Alate Amd Akha Scould Anloe Otalat Iirenkivr Accumulaa Cap Gorkalani Hie Tiherky Hag Bina Wodalias Qnienlan

Found Dead in Bed near Garret Farm

The deceased Ci arath, about 7 feet of age, was found dead in his bedroom near Garret after returning from a tavern visit. He is survived by his wife and two daughters Mia and Win, with Mrs Cone Mann of Asopravitin listed as a relative. Death appears linked to illness or possible alcohol involvement. the body discovered in the early morning hours with initial inquiries underway.

Ciarath Dad Miles Nouth Gnee Marvay Hind Garret Hin Wil Mia Win Matt Cone Mann Asonpravitin

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