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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
2
The Weasely Ben ttuul notes publication day moved from Thursday to Wednesday. Newsletters will be delivered by Tuesday evening. The report covers political and diplomatic figures, bills, and incidents from the era with strained syntax and garbled names.
A fragmented treaty of policy and power unfolds as Congress remains at odds with the president. Discussions consider replacing or retaining cabinet members, with confirmations underway and a focus on trust regulation, industrial policy, and the administration's second term lineup. The Senate votes on nominations reflect ongoing balancing of influence among leaders, attorneys general, and key advisors.
Fragmented remarks describe parliamentary strife over blocking measures and police quieting tactics. The piece notes long standing privilege in English speaking institutions and cites past incidents, including a controversial ruling and calls for reform amid cross party tension and journalist commentary.
The page mentions damages suit in Chicago. DeWet in South Africa. a wager by two Chicago clergymen on a revival meeting. loyalty tests for a public figure. and Secretary of War discussions about appointing a successor. It weaves disjointed notes on crime, war, religion, and politics with uncertain details.
A garbled report discusses Boer General Botha and De Wet resisting, with Lord Kitcheney negotiating, as Britain weighs surrender demands. The piece assesses harsh military rule, potential extermination, and England learning a costly lesson from continental campaigns, warning of an impoverished land and lasting consequences.
Report from Binemfontein dated March 11 says General DeWat advances at twenty five miles a day toward crossing the railway toward the enel ward. Garrisons at DeWolsdorp Wepener Smithtell and Rouxville have been withdrawn. Over 15 000 refugees are in British held towns. many are destitute and in need of aid.
Cape Town court martial sentenced two rebels linked to the event involving A Lain rt Tasibosel. Others tied to the matter received various terms of imprisonment.
Disclosures from Aasvogel Kap dated May 9 describe General De Wet crossing into his homeland with scattered units near Kreonstadt. Boer bands remain in Ovinye River colony and plans to strike intensify as negotiations between Lord Kitchener and General Botha proceed. A telegram via Dr Teyds reports to Mr Schalkburger, while a Lisbon-bound transport carried 103 Boer families and a deserter to Lisbun.
A reader from Dover reports relief from catarh after applying The Balm. The testimonial notes immediate improvement for her son and praises the product for not irritating the nose or sneezing. Distributed by Blg Druthers at 56 Warren Street New York.
A fragmented report describes factional tension over city ordinances and a boycott at a hotel meeting. Mayor Davis and council members faced opposition from merchants and ministers as disputes surfaced, prompting a resort council session and calls for unity.
The mayor denounces marbles and keeps as a gambling menace endangering youths in Lha Lown. He calls it a strong evil fueling future dealers and gamblers, urging a new ordinance to abate the practice. Wellington sale and restaurant moves also noted with plans for improvements.
Four Indianmelites named Marion Wabash Elkhart and Berg have resolved to secure from the Tallignalys a grant to establish public libraries in their towns. The total fundraising target nears $125,000 as other cities in the state weigh similar efforts.
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