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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1899
Page
11
Poem by Mabelle P. Clapp in Zion's Herald. Speaker wrestles with doubt over God’s goodness and power while life remains shadowed by fear. Despite storms and phantom trials, the poet affirms faith that God is undismayed, guiding toward palm trees of relief and heavenly aid.
The London Christian condemns mammon worship and cites bills to protect human life fails in parliament due to dividend concerns. It argues merciless employer indifference harms workers and urges Christlike business ethics to boost both profits and moral worth, noting exceptions in the United States.
The readable text offers moral reflections on wealth, humility, sanctification, speech, temptation, and following Christ. No concrete people places organizations dates or events are clearly identifiable for a news summary.
William DeWitt Ayde argues that sincerity comprises civil, industrial, social, moral, and religious dimensions, demanding wholeness and consistency. He cites Goethe and Plato to condemn partial selves, urging full commitment to duties, others, and God, ending with the maxim to be all there.
The piece compares building foundations to personal growth, arguing lasting value comes from unseen effort. It stresses foundation work costs and time, yet yields stability for any structure or character, praising those who labor below the surface for the greater good.
The Taj Mahal at Agra built by Shah Jahan honors his queen. The octagonal white marble mausoleum features jasper carnelian turquoise and other stones. Construction employed 22,000 workers for 20 years at a cost of about 20 million dollars.
A hollow steel cylinder charged with calcium carbide is fired from a gun to two miles. On impact with water it generates acetylene gas and emits a one thousand candle power flame that burns on the surface and remains visible underwater.
A dense catalog of lessons from the Rev D M Stearns summarizes John chs 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 and Col 3 with golden texts on resurrection humility and the new life in Christ It notes key events such as Lazarus Bethany anointing Jesus humility the vine and branches Christ before authorities and the risen Christ while closing with a brief provincial note on President McKinley and Virginia politics
A compilation of home remedies for roup in fowl including quinine cures in early stages, spongia in water, and various tonics. It also covers incubator tips on egg yolk and albumen balance, Rouen duck traits for market, goose fattening instructions, and a quip contrasting Boston and New York populations.
The Indiana supreme court sustains the constitutionality of the fee and salary law of 1895. The county officers association opposed it, but the decision saves taxpayers thousands and obliges ex-officials and some current holders to disgorge money they had pocketed under the belief the law was unconstitutional.
After a two day trial in Auburn before Judge Hartman, the jury found for plaintiff Wilhelmina Reitdorf against the Consoli dated Street railway company, awarding $500. Attorney S. L. Morris submitted interrogatories and may seek a reversal of the verdict.
Bailey Hedges files for divorce from Mary A. Hedges in circuit court alleging cruel treatment including being struck and threatened with death and habitual drunkenness. seeks custody of the child.
Coroner Barnett released findings on C. F. Muhler, John L. Fritz, and Albert L. Brown. Muhler died of apoplexy and rupture of a cranial vessel. Brown drowned while bathing in the Maumee river. Fritz smothered to death on a straw bolster in bed during an epileptic spasm.
Report covers Dunkirk store fire losses, Stoll elected to South Bend school board, Ligonier hosts Elks lodge under 10 000 rule, plans for a town hall, Jewish and Noble county figures backing lodge, Walborn bequest to Au burn church, and James VlaFevre joining Mossman Yarnelle & Co in July 3.
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