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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
15
A cryptic message suggests a swap deal where Warthur offers to end the war in exchange for gun supplies. The note hints at a pile release once terms are settled, but details and parties remain unclear.
A confused report suggests gun owners may pressure a man named Towg Havor te to surrender weapons. General Haelchiebes orders no prisoner released for each rifle surrendered. An officer’s refusal could delay detention, with release exceptions under special circumstances.
The report recounts sentences imposed by a military commission on Wiluplins Alsuda and Mine Landagany for treachery and spying. MacArthur sanctions deportation of Alsuda to Guam and confinement terms of up to seventy years, with fines. Evidence links acts to insurgent support and American cause interests in the Guam theater.
Washington March 7 The United States official order for the deportation of Editor Rios of the Manila Tally Bustin cites charges against an official of the insular government as unfounded. The document notes the investigation found falsity in the charges and warns the editor would reiterate them when fit, justifying removal under military authority.
The fragmentary notice notes a Tefferson Club event involving the Niffs and an ampkor figure. Details are sparse but imply a local club meeting or competition with unclear roles and outcomes.
A hall event featured about thirty tables with Pedro games in play. Jewis won the top score and a prize, a brine pipe. Henry Colucick spoke briefly to warm applause before the games closed. A generous lunch followed as the crowd enjoyed a social smoker attended by around 200 people.
A 20 year old French Canadian native in Ottawa named Beaupre is described as the world’s largest man. Weighing 302 pounds and measuring 10 feet 8 inches tall, his arm reach spans 14 feet 4 inches from armpit to armpit. He originates from the Northwest Territory with French father and Belt mother, and is reportedly in excellent health with ordinary siblings.
A riot erupted in Porto Rico’s capital, San Juan, after a school incident involving Superintendent Armstrong. A young girl was struck and Armstrong rescued, as hundreds clashed with police and armed guards. Governor Allen called for military aid while officers fired into the air with no fatalities reported. Corporal Hitchenek was arrested amid the chaos.
In Wells circuit court Bruton releases verdict for Pape in the case of Lothrop vs. Pipe. Judge Nock and Attorney M D Doughmay argued for Why and Lathrop while Wilmer Leonard and others represented Pape. The jury returned a verdict of damages totaling 8445 with appellate history returning the case to Wells county for new trial before final decision.
AFPQINTED DY PRESIDENT announces nominations in the Senate for the southern district of Illinois district judge J Otis Humphrey from Illinois Cheaman Worthington of Illinois attorney for the southern district of Illinois Charles Wilson of Maine secretary of the leg ion to Grosse Boumantn and Borvin Army Sergeant Major Walter F Raventt thirty ninth infantry to be second Lieutenant Chief Musihin Walter H Leving Forty infantry to be second New lieutenant assistant surgeons with rank of first lieutenant Twmon Franklin Edwards of Pennsylvania Jay Ralph Sheah of Pennsylvania Witlluy Rejgecin Vie of Maryland Frank Thomas Woodbury of Pennsylvania Yanna Tr MaTntiat the tin r rulver of pile monies at Sidney. wb
The First Baptist Church official action suspends certain church members for unresolved delinquencies, reflecting past resolutions approved several months earlier. The move affects ongoing participation and church activities.
An incomplete record describes a meeting where several individuals were named as delinquent and expelled, with discussion of gradually weeding out those behind certain actions. It notes periodic meetings and discretion in not calling nonparticipants to account, and mentions a ten year gap in taking action.
An Indiana man from Sturgis, Mishawaka area, was received at the Michigan City prison last night to serve a term of from ten to fourteen years. He allegedly stole a horse and buggy in Mishawaka, was arrested after an hour, found guilty within thirty minutes, and sentenced within half an hour. His wife, unaware of the conviction, lived in Sturgis.
A watchman around forty two years old was hit by an engine in Kennsyleunty and severely bruised. He was conscious after the accident and conveyed to his home with help. Authorities and engineers assess the scene for internal injuries and recovery prospects.
A garbled local trade notice outlines business reorganization. It mentions purchases, renamed firms, and shifts in ownership affecting retailers and property along a main street. Several historical names and dates point to a period in which local merchants consolidate and new partners take over.
An unsuccessful bank robbery occurred this morning at Citizens' bank in Por bring. Aene milling and several shots were fired before the suspects fled. Police later found dynamite fragments and traced the escape to the marked area. Authorities are investigating the incident and reviewing bank security footage.
In Dover a joint session of the Delaware legislature led to a furious stalemate as the ballot for the U.S. senator produced a 29 to 1 split and no choice. Democrats and regular Republicans united to oppose Addicks, who had twice moved to secure the seat, amid loud partisan clashes and protests from Addicks supporters.
Detroit police arrested Abed G. Highton a notorious con man and swindler on a Wednesday night charge of assault and battery by a small boy. Authorities withheld details while Highton awaits further handling amid an extended period of prior interrogations and detentions.
D Argu m bal, a 71 year old Liverpool born man connected with Bamnei F. Hodge & Co., once headed a mining company in Bamnei. He deposited a draft for 1 million with the Milwaukee firm and another for 60 thousand, all tied to the Wisconsin Five. The drafts proved worthless when the bank failed. The man’s past role and ages are noted in this report.
Former Montana senator Carter has been appointed by the president as a commissioner for the St. Louis exposition. He has accepted the post at a salary of five thousand dollars per year.
The note from Washington indicates the ports will close by June 27 for 9,000 barrels of four per month. Four shipments to China are planned during the year.
A fragmented 19th century report details a senate election in which Hovis Olen Elrod is a central figure amid chaotic balloting. The piece mentions dates, candidates, and various figures, including references to Dr Miles remedies and grip epidemics influencing public attention. It notes party splits within the Democratic faction and adjournment without a clear result as votes continue.
A letter from Mrs August Tralegrat of South Byron describes her daughter’s prolonged irregular menstruation and related symptoms. Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is claimed to have relieved her daughter after initial skepticism, according to the correspondent dated January 1899.
Fragmented text references a historic figure connected to Green Enlightenment ideas, mentioning a prominent assembly and a large water power project. It alludes to a conventionist figure and a distant political body, with garbled names and numbers. The readable bits point to a political or constitutional context without clear events or dates.
Mr and Mrs Tone Temuchawp of Garnete Tin were arrested by Hicksville law authorities after a disappearance involving a local child. The case centers on a contentious divorce and a custody dispute. Witnesses described a tense scene as police investigated the alleged actions and the mother’s claim of guardianship amid claims of mistreatment. Winlow's Soothing Syrup for teething children is mentioned in passing within the surrounding promotional text.
A chaotic excerpt describes Maser Hite lawyers Tekin and Mares facing a tense courtroom. The narrative mentions a suspect named Moser being restrained by a sheriff and removed, while an attorney pursued a warrant, amid rapid, disjointed actions and shifting loyalties.
A garbled OCR passage mentions various entities and places including Wall's Gatardh Cora and Toledo imports and a list of firms like Walding Kingan Marvin and Whniarate Tene 84h. It hints at internal controls, bond or sale actions, and potential financial obligations but remains incomprehensible in key details.
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