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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1912
Page
4
A vivid OCR sketch portrays Woodrow Wilson with quirky personal details. It notes his height power, monocle, and public image as a gentle, humorous leader. The piece references his Princeton presidency, social habits, and a presidential campaign moment in which he courted voters with informal charm.
Oliver P. Newman sketches campaign scenes and character contrasts around Tavntow Wilson, highlighting his unconventional, genial neighbor persona, his clashes with critics, and vivid anecdotes from rallies in Waterbury and New England. The piece frames Wilson as a magnetic yet polarizing figure shaping early political theater.
Joseph Lomas, aged 303, votes in a local presidential election, saying he supports a Democratic candidate. The event occurs at the Mee village polling place near Fort Wheon and Marshall, with readers noting his historic age and continued civic engagement.
In Indiana, B Toha T Carter, aged 110, is reported as the oldest living person. The obituary notes he died from complications of age after a long life marked by early mornings and his family recalling his long health history.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses the next Indiana governor, democratic platform aims, and legislative representation. It emphasizes popular sovereignty, equality before law, responsible government, and civic virtue. The piece advocates moderate reform and orderly governance through elected officials and public trust.
Indian chef Patrawatonie Wasiot, born a Waka of the Ghicae about 170 years ago, is dead in northern Michigan. A survivor recalls his memory and he could recount details of early Indian ware he participated in. He belonged to the Pot taventomia tribe.
Fragmentary OCR passage recounts a boy in a town who assaulted someone, was subdued, cleaned up, and then sold goods before disappearing. The garbled text omits clear names, places, dates, and outcomes, yielding a partial scene with improvised actions and unclear sequence.
A garbled life narrative traces Woodrow Wilson from birth to university study and early career. It lists schooling at Columbia and Darid, teaching roles at Bryn Mawr and Georgia, Johns Hopkins studies, tutelage at Princeton, and rises to governor of New Jersey before a contested path to the presidency. It mentions family ties, debater fame, and political conflict with Princeton’s board, ending with his nomination by the Democratic Party.
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