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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1900
Page
11
In Indianapolis and surrounding coal fields, 3500 workers halted operations as miners and engineers failed to agree with operators on wage increases and working conditions. The strike affects a wide area from the Ohio River to Vigo County, with a shutdown looming as talks collapsed. Chief Godfroy and family news are noted in a separate local item from South Bend.
The sister Flora Powell, who was charged as an accomplice in her brother's thefts, married Albert Heney in the county jail. The ceremony occurred on a Saturday night, with the trial not set for yesterday.
Patrick Hurke of Lake Cleatt celebrated his 101st birthday on November 13 in Logansport. He is Cass County’s oldest man and still resides with his son in Bisgon.
Fort Wayne Scottish Rite Mason lodge hosts a regional reunion with degrees from the 4th to the 18th conferred this afternoon. Notables from Fort Wayne and nearby towns attend. a banquet features toastmaster William Gentile and speakers J. M. Foster and A. P. Beatty. The 14th degree is conferred this evening with a break until Wednesday for the 15th and 16th degrees. A plague report from Alexandria, Ohio is also noted.
The notice announces a reward of $500 for the arrest of a suspect named Ba worl. An informant led to a search at a location in Monticello and later release of a stranger. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a homicide investigation in White County with no recent leads.
News from Biaton Tul notes the partnership of Mlarehy and Eiel has dissolved by mutual consent. Maria retains the old stand while Mr Eichhorn starts a new venture. The partnership formed in 1890s after Mr Martin was elected to Congress in 16. Richhar was elected representative, serving two terms.
In Union City Indiana on November 1 8 a brother of a man named Frank Yowell died. Yowell from Mish City was convicted of perjury and sentenced in the Indiana reformatory and died during the event.
Mrs Densitla Leonard wife of Welton Leonard of Washington township died after a long illness at age seventy eight. She came to Tulawa as a girl, lived in Delaware county then moved to Fort Wayne in 1872. Surviving are husband and five children and two brothers. Funeral arrangements not announced. Mining heirs sue over Black Diamond mine patent and related royalties involving the Portland company and Treland residents.
Willing Montgomery of Plymouth left for Chicago to visit a sister he believed died fifty years ago. A local ex-County Club Wiltforyg case in Chicago last year is noted, alongside a separate Denver report on a $2,000,000 suit against Portland Osld.
A report from mid Michigan notes widespread potato rot in Montmorency, Fraud, and Lenawee counties centered in Greenville Traverse City and But tons May. Damaged crops due to late season blight affect 26 percent in districts named, with losses totaling near 1 million dollars as buyers fear shortages across the southern Bay district.
The annual election at Morray eventing chose Charles J. Schein as president and George Danaen yo Gratt as vice president. Other offices listed include H Prantee as Financial Secretary, Transmer-G. Belle as Treasurer, and trustees Charles Rodenherk, B. J. Moellering, B. Rehling with committee picks A. M. Shonidt Pied Schvowler E. Wehing for the Entertainment Commission and D. Z Feinstys The Grahl H. Brinkyogg on the Library Committee.
In November 98, 19 organizations serving the Philippines and China will join a single battalion of two companies. Maj. Chas J. Hoiges of the Seventeenth Infantry will command one company during the voyage. The transport Thomas departed Nagasaki for San Francisco.
In November 10 notes the on board remains of Colonel Liseum of the Ninth infantry at Taku. Mrs Liseum will ride on a transport under evacuation by Gen Iamen FB Wilson.
Lieutenant Cui Russell B Harrison, inspector general U S Army, is honorably discharged from service effective December 2. He has served since the Spanish American War era and is connected to Colonel Garrison in the volunteer army.
A detachment of soldiers traveled through the Wichlin Mountains to test emergency rations and then returned to Fort Reno. No complaints were reported, and officers indicated the mission proceeded as planned.
Quilo, who had been visiting Mia, Cher's mother Mrs. Elwiteth Bok ert, has returned home.
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