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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
6
London reports indicate a tense standoff between Russian and British forces amid claims of naval movements and clashes near Dien Tian. Officials say positions remain constant though reports of exchanges and casualties surface in agency dispatches.
In a March report from Tokin, mobilizing Russian warships threat to Japanese waters is noted. The squadron is set for an imminent voyage toward Korea as tensions rise, with Shanghai and the China Gazette cited as sources.
Disjointed report outlines tensions between Russian and British actions in Asia, with references to generals Campbell and Wogaush, competing claims over ground, and possible negotiations about sovereignty and occupation. The piece hints at Allied positions and contested territory amid a broader war context.
An undated dispatch from Tien Tsin describes British and Russian military officials negotiating amid tensions. Count Von Waldersee arrives, discussions focus on concessions and abstaining from aggressive actions. Widespread unease grows as detachments and civilians face danger, with limited options for relocation or relief.
Unclear transcription from March reports shows A W Wishard reappointed Ney for Indiana baseball duties. Washington dispatches reference Albert Wy Weald and Lidlamapolle in an unclear context. Mention of Samuel and Tiullann appears garbled, with no clear event date or place.
The death of Tenry G Schulte, a Chicago police official and former police chief, is reported. He died at his Englewood home after a long public career. aged forty nine, survived by widow Miss Emily Wiagin and several children. Funeral plans are noted in Port Wayne and Concordia cottage areas.
The Walther Lutheran church plans remodeling of the old elementary school building on White and Malan streets to create a new hall with better sound,odors and seating. Meetings will occur Thursdays with Workmen at the job. The project is expected to enhance the church’s activities and comfort.
AABECKER RESIGNS. W Habecker resigns from a pain wk seigned te position at the Bittshur. A. Apereison of Pair field avenue becomes awaneledpiage juitter. Mrs Eeaheeteer continues in ongoing policy of the Witlstany shape Tow the pant teat yarn.
A British report notes General Totha's refusal to accept peace terms from Lord Kitchener. It ties the stance to wider unrest in China and the Boer War, suggesting postponed resolution. The piece highlights potential renewed clashes in the Far East and warns that South Africa’s military actions remain undecided as negotiations fail.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a trial verdict and prison sentences. References to a minister, wrecking, and penal servitude appear in a garbled account. Names, dates, and places are not legible enough to identify specifics or context.
The Abbott sale details show a 40 000 dollar bid competition with owner plans and trainer Ed Geers. Fire Commissioner John Senonelt and others appear in the murky bidding history as part owners, with a target to invest 85 000 in costs and a 40 000 prize share.
The new measure cleared the Senate shortly after midday and moved to the House where amendments from the upper chamber were adopted. It now awaits the governor's signature to become law.
Wayne Puramatic Carpet Cleaning opens plans on Mirvison Street for a new facility. Proprieties A Koeblinger and Feed Stickley announce a modern operation with new machinery for April start. The venture promises updated methods and complete shop setup for rapid local service.
Convicts riot in the shaft area as guards fire a volley to subdue mutineers. Several injuries occur including Neiltus, with two dozen convicts captured and sent back to the penitentiary. Leaders face severe punishments while wounded ceil Relph Clyrle and others receive long-term sentences.
The Philippines commission was welcomed on arrival by General Ivyrhosndisalt and organized by federals and citizen patrons. It anticipates aviation support and provincial readiness, aiming to complete Philippines duties before the commission sails for Negras. The panel will then explain Polly’s position withTomorrow, and six members proceed to Negras for a pending visit.
The Masbate islands including Masbate, Tlean and Bivins, with about forty thousand people, are forming the province of Masbate under civil government. Governor Serrano a native. Genes Tandres, a New York soldier, supervisor. Lieutenant Saydee, Twenty seventh infantry, treasurer. Provisions for provincial duties to Ronaldon extend. Salt works to be established. few in quarries. Indigenous residents remain as resectionists.
An advertisement lists sale of unconventional items to students holding certificates from seven principals. The notice mentions a wind and a closing date, inviting interested parties to contact local agents in Fort Wayne and nearby towns. The fragmentary text references Chapman and Porty town with several uncertain details.
Mount Attempl collision and naval cadet ball plot linked to revolutionary party arrests at Nicolai Intdige. Governor General Kleigles arrives amid palace intrigue. details of prisoner handling and a covert room search emerge from the January discovery.
W C Bishop of 91g Latayet in HbyeNty Takk recounts travels in China Tap the Philippines and other Asia locales. He describes Chinese people in demeaning terms and criticizes natives as "poorest" and "cowardly." He mentions time in Sydney and Australia and plans to return toward England in about a year.
The office reports limited recruiting despite campaigns. The War Department has issued a resolved notice indicating the recruiting station will remain closed for a brief period as measures are reviewed. Movement constraints affect the intake of volunteers and training slots.
Fragmented item notes a proposed memorial building to honor General Anthony Wayne on the site of an old fort. It mentions a veterans’ group and a city setting, with a council vote or resolution adopted at a recent meeting. The text is garbled but points to a commemorative structure tied to local civic history.
A ceremonial plan in Fort Wayne advocates a monument in Wayne’s memory with funds from the United States and state contributions. The assembly orders a committee including General H. G. Rollizsut and Cols Plympson Williams to coordinate, seeking support from Grand Army posts and Spanish American War veterans. Copies of the resolution go to other military groups to enlist aid.
A city railroad franchise committee debated routes for a Maumee Valley line running from New Haven to Lakeside, with residents opposing Hayden and Homrlwit streets. A route via Fletcher and Maumee avenues was approved for recommendation, while Sol Goldberger proposed an alternative Clinton Street alignment to connect to Hayden and Wallen avenues.
A woman reports three years of nervalia prostration relieved by two bottles of Lichty's Colery Nerve Compound. She says the remedy restored her nerves and she now cannot tell she was ever ailing. Sold by Dreter, Bro., in Calhoun and Columbia streets.
A notable law firm partnership forms between Judge Waller Olds of Oluniga and Newton T Doughavn in Port Wayne. The firm Laves Bell & Doughman as predecessors and aims to cover Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway matters for Indiana, with offices in New York Life building. Judge Olds will remain briefly and the new firm begins April 1 with relocation plans and client roll including Chicago interests.
A sudden rise in the Crivd river near Portland marsh on March 21 trapped residents on Winter Street as water surged through basements and cellars. Mrs Mary Marcy rescued from a house by firefighters, others saved by boat crews. Dawn found families moved to high ground, potential electric light failure and $1800000 in losses feared if the gorge breaks.
A historical ad touts Kruse's Cold Cure capsules as a quick remedy for colds, claiming cure in 84 hours. It notes pleasant taste, mild effects like "singing in the head," and lists Dreier & Bro along with Corey Calhoun and Columbia streets as sellers, priced at 28 cents.
The Orucida Steel Company has purchased a large tract of land at Monessen and will construct a major steel plant. The project will provide employment to about 6,000 workers.
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