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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1912
Page
8
Washington committee examining the Bryan campaign of 1908 heard a secretary present a financial report detailing receipts and expenditures. The testimony listed large contributions and questioned the source of funds, noting several donors and the overall campaign spending as investigated.
Alfred Th Ainkes, president of the Winnipeg Twal alata axchanme, and Urakenr, a wealthy figure, are charged with manslaughter by the Manitoba government. Mir Onken and Wallesn Proabon, of South Shiota, England, were involved in a fatal incident Saturday night related to a Wig motorohtie incident with a driver named Origen himacit.
Fire swept a block near Ulu Terre Sunday morning, gutting a large house and causing widespread damage. Neighbors helped carry belongings as flames threatened gas lines, with firefighters battling the blaze amid dangerous conditions and one witness reporting a woman drowned nearby.
An odd catalog-style item lists Pereale shirts with attached cuffs and a coat style, priced around £0.42 each. The fragment mentions Worbiird sales and wide yard or ground factors but remains unclear.
Colonial tong cloth sold at 12 yards for 12 dollars. Hupecad tong cloth offered 4 for 12 yards. White crepe cloth for undergarments priced at 1.60 each. Gavel appears as a misprint or item name.
A sprawling report details a multi-county wolf hunt centered in Michigan countryside. Neighbors and authorities mobilize as wolves threaten livestock, prompting a coordinated raid on wooded ranges and farm posts. Local men lend arms, while towns expand search perimeters and safety measures amid mounting concern.
A longtime Fort Wayne resident recalls early days in the city, detailing family roots in Ohio and Logansport, a move to Fort Wayne, and social life including a Fourth of July feast. She describes her mother’s work, the hotel dining arrangements, and a schoolmate who urged marriage. The piece notes community events, local households, and lasting family connections across California Avenue and nearby streets.
A garbled fragment hints at failed trade talks or negotiations with reference to a party named Doprediting and mentions movements by fuses and a push to be convinced. The text is unreadable and lacks clear facts or identifiable entities.
Debs denounced Roosevelt and allied with progressive critics at a Mikwukue gathering, asserting the capitalist class controls politics and warning that Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson have failed the working class. He linked the socialist cause to labor leaders, urging workers to unite under a party representing their interests.
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