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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1900

Page

28

Jesus at Matthews' Home Visitors and a new temple clash

Sunday School notes on Luke 5 27 32 and Matthew 9 9 reveal Jesus dining with publicans and sinners at Matthews house and teaching on Sabbath practice old and new garments and wineskins. The lesson emphasizes Jesus as a friend of the people and warns against tying faith to social reform or rigid ritual.

John Lindsay Withrow D. D Park Street Church Boston Chicago Jesus Matthews Clark ii Christ Simon Pharisee Cana Miarthr Aud Hiany Bethany Mattheen Saccheus Jerusalem Thomas Paine Church A Br. Sheldon Ele Rome Palestine Fle Reform Jesus Christ Matthew Caesar Abraham Zaccheus Casta Bian

Lawton Camp Secures Quarters and Plans Reunion Move

Henry W. Lawton camp of the Spanish War Veterans gains permanent quarters in the Elektron building and aims to bring the 186th regiment reunion to Fort Wayne next fall possibly with the Union Veteran Legion encampment. At last night’s meeting several new members joined including Joseph Smith H K Scott W L Huston A C Hartwig William Grosvenor Alfred E Hasty and George F Ames. Truston of company D Sixth United States Infantry and Ames of company E Fourteenth Minnesota volunteers noted.

Henry W. Lawton 1Sthh Fort Wayne Union Veteran Legion Lawton Elektron Joseph Smith H. K. Scott W. L. Huston A. C. Hartwig William Grosvenor Alfred E. Hasty George F. Ames Mr. Truston Sixth United States Infantry San Juan Mgr. Ames Minnesota Volunteers

Veterans Seek Assigned Room in New County Court House

Lion S Bass post G A R last evening named Judge M Hench and James Liggett to press county commissioners for a room in the new court house for veterans associations meetings. Anthony Wayne post and Union Veteran Legion will appoint similar committees and act in unison to gain access to a court house room.

Lion S. Bass Judge & M. Hench James Liggett Court House Veterans’ Associations Anthony Wayne Post Union Veteran Legion

Park railway feature under way at Fort Wayne

Fort Wayne Traction locks a three year lease with W D Williams for a Rocky Mountain novelty railway. A full model is shown in Williams office on Calhoun street. The park station will stand near the fountain, with a trestle creating a northeast route. Construction starts when weather allows, aiming for operation by May 15. Invented by Haupt & Sons of Toledo, the railway costs 7500 dollars. Williams is Haupt’s brother in law.

Fort Wayne Traction Company W. D. Williams Rocky Mountain Novelty Railways Haupt & Sons Toledo Williams Haupt

Sentinel Candidate Declares Joint Senator Bid for Allen Adams

An editor announces candidacy for joint senatorship of Allen and Adams counties. He urges Decatur convention to use his name to prevent a Democrat vs Democrat split that could allow a Republican to win in the district. He notes his term runs to 1902 and offers to let the party decide next senate questions.

Allen Adams Decatur Senate Secretary of State Eny Perle

Movements of Gen Schwan Brigade in the Philippine campaign

In a letter from Alfonso dated January 12 1960 a captain and adjutant of the Thirtieth United States volunteer infantry recounts a grueling march with General Schwan’s provisional brigade. He describes river fords bridges gulches storms of terrain, captures of insurgent outposts and Colonel Riel, and extensive mountain traverses with heavy pack trains and wounded among units. The diary style account ends noting sore feet after a strenuous downhill trek.

C. E. Reese United States Volunteer Infantry Alfonso P. II Barney San Pedro Macot Schwan Signal Corps Muntinglupa Binan Steele Fitzgerald Eleventh Cavalry Manila Selon Sicele Selan Tucon Ledon Hartigan Ferguson Alfonsa Hf . A . Harti Toaoild Henderson Otis Tanauan Goldman Bailey Batanzas P. I

Nervous Dyspepsia Says Cure By Dr Miles Nervine

A patient describes long battle with nervous dyspepsia and weight of stress, credits Dr Miles Nervine with restoring appetite, sleep and strength after years of illness, and urges others to try the remedy through testimonials from Mrs Jenstn Con and a Warren OBIE family.

Miles Neryeas Weils

Marching through Batangas To Tanauan In Philippine Campaign

A first person account details the Army of occupation moving from Selan to Tanauan then Batangas in January 1900. The writer notes difficult streams and dense brush, the Macabebe scouts liberating Spanish prisoners, and insurgents retreating when attacked. He describes hunger, improvised rations, plantations, and a near miss with ambushes while awaiting rations and clothing.

Bailen Megallane Riel Burr Ellison Boyle Hartigans Wron Alphonse Bayuyongan Hartigan Durr Hall Tanauan Steel and Hartigan Tansuan Sterl Lipa Ibana Batangas Geigs Manila

Monkeys Seek Crabs as Rail Line Ships Cars

Monkeys in the jungle travel miles to marshy regions for crustacean meals. The Danish state railroad invites tenders for 51 passenger cars 25 baggage 11 postal and 400 freight cars.

Danish State Railroad Department

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