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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary 19th century newspaper text discusses political alignments and candidates. It references Bryan, Republicans, and the 1904 era context with mentions of Indiana, Kentucky, and Canadian issues. The piece muses on party strategies, electoral reform, and the potential impact on policies and leadership.
A damaged letter praises Mr Derghast and Mr Barghot for organizing the Allen County Democratic effort. It claims broad local gains, notes McKinley majorities in surrounding areas, and urges voters to continue party momentum. The writer defends campaign tactics and warns opponents of future impact.
A traveler details exchanging banknotes across nations, noting a New York pocket note and the varied currencies encountered. He explains the value of local money in dollars and gold and describes partial exchanges and costs for a representative international tour.
The text outlines a tangled saga of international loans and rivalries touching Marcus Voty’s death and Clarke Daly, with references to Clark and Daly’s political clashes. It notes U S senate elections, party maneuvering, cabinet prospects, and heavy spending tied to elections, with mentions of Beekham and Combs in a precarious political landscape.
New York dates show OPO B70 reaching the highest par value on record at 397 800 000 while market value stands at 682 500 000. Dividends for 1900 amount to 15 800 000 with total outstanding stock at 887 500 000 and 700 per share implying a market value of 682 500 000. In the year the company paid 40 800 000 in dividends, more than all listed major railroads and corporations combined.
The article argues that Lunse ch Henns of New York proposes a state constabulary to supplant city police, aimed at controlling crowds and shaping elections. It warns such a move would revive crown authority, suppress domestic affairs, and divide municipal and national power, urging home rule and removal of partisan abuses.
The ad claims Unat Electric Bitters cure all malaria and typhoid related symptoms including chills back aches and fatigue. A Webb resident testifies his children were cured after taking two bottles at 30 cents each with a guaranteed sale through local druggists.
In Chicago on November 13 American Tinseed issues sparked panicky activity in the stock market. Liquidation of 7,000 preferred shares caused sharp moves within minutes, with notable selloffs and rapid price changes.
The report describes a rally at the Rurode Dry Goods Co with details on sales activity, director involvement, and a five day period of trading. It mentions the Evening Best printing a report from New York and notes about flax seed and other commodities.
The Department of Justice rejects allegations that Attorney General Griggs influenced United States Attorney Baird to challenge Hawaii’s federal grants and leases. The issue concerns terms of the island transfer era and approvals by the president, with references to Hawaii’s grants and related franchise questions during the period around 193? to 194? The text asserts no improper action by Griggs or unlawful franchise manipulation.
Fragmentary report notes miles and dates in Ohio with reference to mills and a U S pact. Mentions Elizabeth Eckert and Miss Mary Stewhey traveling to Las Angeles California and broader import concerns.
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