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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1899

Page

6

Gomez resigns Cuban army role over factional opposition

General Maximo Gomez informed Governor General Brooke he could no longer act as representative of the Cuban army in distributing the $3,000,000 troops’ pay. He cited a cabal of subordinate officers opposing his plans and said he would issue a manifesto to the army while Brooke would decide next steps. Private rolls show officers ready to accept $75 each. forcible disarmament looms if instability continues.

Havana Maximo Gomez Brooke Gomex Mangy Maya Rodriguez Banuel Seagully Guaiberto Gompx Gomez

Hoagland and Hubler Visit Wray Residents

Hoagland and Hubler of Wray Colorado are visiting friends and relatives for a few weeks. Professor I Hamilton of Onslaw attended the commencement last week. Miss Josie went from Fort Wayne to attend events.

M. Hubler Wray Col Herp Onslaw Mies -Jousie Weet Fort Iene

Local notes from the farm region and surrounding towns

A string of community briefs records travel, deaths, and visits. Dennis of the patent farm gate spent time with family. John Foltz from near Ninee died of heart failure with funeral Sunday. Samuel Young and wife remain seriously ill. Susie Crabbs departs for Indianapolis to join the Daughters of Rebekah assembly. Henry Work and family visited near Myhart. Noah Knepper and family attended a quarterly U B church meeting. Minnie Bucker plans a Terre Haute visit next Tuesday. Harry Walter and kin visit relatives near Maysville. Friendship church to unite with Dunfee for Memorial services Sunday May 28 with services at Friendship in the evening. George Coleman Jr to return home soon for the summer duties on the farm. Claude Byerly visited Fred’s last Sunday. A McCullough farm party was held Wednesday. St Joe chapel preached last Sabbath and to be preached again next Sabbath.

John Foltz Ninee Samuel Young Susie Crabbs Ents Noah Knepper Minnie Bucker Terre Haute Harry P. Walter Maysville Noah ‘Knepper U. B Friendship Church Dunfee Sundy Forenoon Friendship George Coleman, Jr Claude Byerly Fred McCullough

Farmers Plant Corn Amid Rainy Season At District Four Event

Late rains spur farmers to plant corn while District Four closes for the term. Patrons gather with baskets for a bounteous dinner, ice cream, and lemonade. Mr. Dingman photographed the crowd on the lawn as the school entertainment, led by Miss Chapeman, unfolds with a fine program.

Chapeman

Hoagland Commencement Ends With Single Graduate Stella Smith

Hoagland Indiana May 16 The Hoagland school closed with a memorable commencement the lone graduate Miss Stella Smith daughter of Dr. Smith The class address by Hon J M Robinson drew applause Supt F J Young impressed patrons and teachers A W Hamilton and Jessie B Keyser were urged to return next year A strawberry festival April 20 at the Huntertown M E church proceeds to fund a new church construction support finishes with community anticipation

Hoagland Ind Stella Smith F. J. Young A. W. Hamilton Jessie B. Keyser Indiana University Huntertown M.E. Church

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