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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1900

Page

9

Christ the Surgeon of the Ages in Dr Talmage Sermon

Dr Talmage frames Jesus as a universal surgeon who cures chronic and acute ailments through faith. He traces medical history from ancient physicians to Jesus healing the blind, crippled, deaf and dumb, and saves souls with divine anodyne. He calls for worship and eternal praise.

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Headline fragment reflects regal imagery and fragments

The readable text presents bold, archaic rhetoric about crowns scepters and worlds, forming a fragmented decorative line without clear event, date, or participants to identify a concrete news item. The passage seems poetic rather than reporting.

Desperate street battle leaves New Orleans officers dead

In New Orleans on July 24 two armed Negro suspects Leonard Pierce and Robert Charles killed Police Captain John T. Day and Patrolman Peter J. Lawns and wounded Patrolman August T. Mora. Charles slipped away after a gunfight on Darieds and Baronne streets, while Pierce surrendered.

New Orleans John T. Day Peter J. Lawns August T. Mora Leonard Pierce Robert Charles Ancion Cantrelle Mors Pierce Charles Dbryads Mara Audon Lamb Harles Day Sergeant Aucion Corporal Trenchard

Frantic Search Fails for Missing Man After Shooting

A man vanished after a shooting that drew a crowd of about 21 000 as police and armed citizens searched the block. Despite efforts by around a hundred officers, the man remained unfound and the incident caused a tremendous sensation.

Narrow Escape From Gas in Dr Van Buskirk Home

The family of Dr Van Buskirk on South Calhoun street nearly died from gas after a rubber pipe joint slipped, filling the house with fumes. The mother woke to a noticeable odor and opened a window, raising the alarm as several members struggled with the effects before being revived.

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Family Reunion Celebrates Fifty Year No Death Record

A Rhaney family reunion gathered Monday at Hiram A Philley's south city home with 32 guests including C H Philley and fourteen grandchildren. Readings by Anna Philley and songs by a quartet entertained. A large supper followed. the family notes no death in fifty years, a rarely matched record.

Rhaney Hiram A. Philley C. H. Philley Anna Philley Messrs Kohlmeyer Wright, Philley Fairons

Patterson Store Marks Its Greatest Day At Sale

Last Saturday proved the Patterson store’s biggest day yet as the annual sale eclipsed prior performances and drew strong customer turnout, confirming the event’s ongoing popularity.

Patterson

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