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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1894

Page

2

Fort Wayne election notes and political shifts debate

Fort Wayne observers discuss Oakley selection for board of public safety and the city election results with a 473 to 315 plurality for Gr and Mr. Jeffries. The Ledger and Journal dispute candidate fit and party control amid broader scrutiny of electoral integrity and suffrage debates.

Oakley Jeffries Clerx Wan Straus John Weir Hlican Pregent Juneixe Board of Public Safety

Political musings and local election notes across Indiana

The article surveys political maneuvers around McKinley era factions, tariff talk, and senator nomination debates. It notes shifts in press plans, a Plymouth mayoral timing dispute, and the Indian Territory population report with citizenship limits for whites. It condemns political maneuvering while praising right conduct in politics.

Senator Tertze Committee On the Five Civilized Tribes of Indians Indian Territory

Oakley Elected Fort Wayne Mayor After Democratic Dissatisfaction

Col Chauncey B Oakley wins the Fort Wayne mayoralty with about fifteen hundred Democratic votes amid calls to upholding law and order and to appoint capable city officers. The Sentiver urges prompt, reform minded governance and removal of spoils politics to ensure effective administration.

Col Chauncey B. Oakley Fort Wayne Tue Sentiver Law and Order Tu Sentinen Mr. Oakley

Fort Wayne urged to bar Coxey army tramps from city

An editorial warns Fort Wayne to keep Randall’s tramp army from entering the city. It lauds Oakley’s forthcoming administration and stresses support for law enforcement, while urging safe routes around the town to prevent disease and depredations from the marchers.

Randall Hoosier Board of Public Safety Fort Wayne Hobart Ind Des Moines Indianapolis America

Spring Chickens Hoax in Hartford City Tale of Diamond

The Hartford City Telegram recounts how Diamond the Fort Wayne fruit salesman tried to buy spring chickens in Portland. He overpaid eighteen cents a pound for a dozen hens only to learn the birds were eighteen year old bantams, leading him to flee town and conceal the misstep.

Hartford City Telegram Hartford City Diamond Old Diamond Pottlitter Broa Fort Wayne Portland Chicken Department Jay County

The Young Women Work to Organize a YWCA Branch

Miss Price of Chicago and Miss Shank of Indianapolis outlined the four fold YWCA plan at Third Presbyterian Church. They described physical social intellectual and spiritual aims and answered questions about organizing in Fort Wayne for the city’s young women.

Yours Women’s Christian Association Third Presbyterian Church Miss Price Chicago Miss Shank Indianapolis Young Women's Christian Association Misa Price Rome Misa Shank

Fort Wayne Women Mustered In Numbers Seek Help

City census shows 752 women under thirty five and 2 600 unmarried residents. Among them 1 800 are working including 130 teachers 100 stenographers 354 factory workers 270 clerks 500 domestics 140 waitresses 360 seamstresses and more. Call for aid to the young women of Fort Wayne.

Fort Wayne

Confirmation Classes Led at Two Churches

Sunday large confirmation classes were held at St. Patrick and St. Peter Catholic churches. Rt. Rev. Bishop Rademacher confirmed children at St. Peter's in the morning and at St. Patrick's in the afternoon, listing many names including Thomas Cook, Florence Reilly, William Vachon, Nellie Dalton, and others.

St. Patrick's St Peter's Catholic St. Peter's Rademacher St. Patrick’s Thomas Cook Florence Reilly William Vachon Nellie Dalton William McGbennett May DeTurk Thomas Connelly Alice Carroll William Corcoran Annie Miller John Sweeney Viola Doyle Louis Zoeller Alice Speer Frank McKendry Mary Mulhern Charles Benedict Mary Kennerh Leo Yann Katie Urbine Charles Hausbach Charles Magers Frank Morris Charles Hunt John Banks Mary Cramer

Joseph Shaley Dies at Stony Inland

Word arrived that Joseph Shaley of this city died at Stony Island from consumption. His remains were shipped home for interment Monday afternoon. He was a railroad man and well known locally. The Week's Deaths lists several other local deaths with ages and causes. A Chicago Herald excerpt comments on Randall army marchers, questioning their motives and suggesting delusion rather than political aim or work.

Plymouth Fort Wayne A. M. Lockard State Bank Examiner Charles P. Drummond Drummond Joseph Swindell Washington Coxey Ohio Joseph Shaley Stony Stony Island Superior Street Randall Chicago Herald Chicago Kankakee Asylum

Bolivar Church Split Over Heresy Ruling

In Bolivar Missouri on May 6 the Baptist church expelled two ministers Higginbotham and Boltz after they preached man is born pure and sinless. The majority claimed church property and sought a restraining order while the minority filed suit. The judge ruled the majority must rule and could not review returns.

Strinchetp Higginbotham and Boltz Baptist Church Bolivar

Waltemath Divorce Suit Filed in Superior Court

Bethna Waltemath seeks divorce from William Waltemath on cruel and inhuman treatment in a ten year marriage. J M Robinson, attorney, also requests custody of their youngest child. The couple reside in the city and have three children.

J. M. Robinson Bethna Waltemath Superior Court William Waltemath

Negotiations Pressure Stock Clearance Before Bank Surrender

A note warns of an imminent peaceable surrender of rooms to the Bank and urges rapid liquidation of stock. It claims leases may end, stock moves to New York or Chicago for auction, and shares may be tiny in the proceeds. The appeal urges readers to buy now to avoid loss and worse outcomes.

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