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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
12
In Washington on March 3, Dr. Talmage calls for warm cooperation between clergy and secular press to spread religion. He warns against fighting newspapers and urges a treaty linking church and printing houses to advance gospel work and public morals.
A long advertisement claims cancer can be cured without surgery, touting electrical and holistic methods. It promises “modern miraculous” treatments by Dr. Zimmer, cites decades of practice, and asserts success while denying the need for operative procedures.
Fragmentary text lists Dr Chas A Zimmerman Sanitatrium 38 West Wayne Street Fort Wayne Ind with garbled phrases about faith and power, suggesting a page crop or OCR error. The snippet lacks a clear event or outcome and seems to copy an older formal address line with disrupted words.
The Adams Institute held its annual gathering in St. Joseph townships and Mew Stucun, March 2, with resolutions praising trustees TB. Youtor and Dr. Guegietn for their service. It extends thanks to the Bust-Tema university and its proprietors for support and hospitality, and orders publication of the resolutions in the city paper.
Over Sunday a funeral for Mr Roden bel was held with no Sunday school tax. He died Thursday morning and was buried Sunday at 2, with pleasant company of friends. Attendees included Misses van Glemens, Belle Edwards, Olivia Henech tt, Mialie Hemier, Leizle Rudisiit, and many others. An elaborate luncheon followed. Mary Hoyslot sang a hymn. County convention last week at Berry Street Mt. Fochurel Un Fav Wayne deemed useful. attendees benefited. Taonk Rodis sis attended Yat last week with a carriage on his sale. Miss Trey Young confined to her home with rheumatism.
The column records a string of brief items: a March gathering mentioned, people moving about to dine and collect unpaid rents, Willett Stilt reported sick with grip, Ghares Wells visiting Bart Wayne on Monday, Borridea at church Sunday night, a horse loss at a grief-stricken event, Harry Orance of Poet Wayne visiting relatives, Willinsy Robertson awaiting Carl Turdain, and other short community remarks.
The Fort Wayne Catholic diocese announces no further changes currently, with Bishop Alerding indicating five to six promising young priests to be ordained and a likely future appointment of a vicar general being postponed. In Huntington a settlement over the $5,000 mortgage on the home is planned, while efforts proceed to install a steam laundry plant and consider a heritage plant purchase. The Logansport parish remains active under Rev Crosson, and Rev John Darhans will oversee St Mary’s in Huntington.
Lieutenant Yute reassigned a unit to recruit for two regiments under army reorganization. The Fourtenti cavalry was slated for Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and the Deventyntewh infantry for Fort Sheridan, Wisconsin. Enlisted men were sent to Indianapolis, including William Have lock, Ghorler Rey, James H. Commett, Zluya Merrimin, Abe App, Can nett, and Maotriman.
Delegates from 85 winter sessions across districts and provinces gathered for the Knights of Columbus annual national council meeting. Edward D. Hesen presided as supreme vice president, reporting steady growth, 78 new councils formed, and a total membership nearing 12,108 with substantial financial gains and insured members. The session reviewed finances, dignitaries spoke on progress, and reports highlighted nationwide expansion including West Virginia, Iowa, and Colorado among states added. Fray Falker was reported ill with a telegram notice of illness.
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