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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1900
Page
8
Fragmentary transcript shows Hanna's bid for president amid party realignment protests. Henderson urges unity at Cleveland gathering, references to New York headquarters and shifting leadership as Pettigrew calls for a new party.
A fragmentary report notes a reform outline by Democratic leaders. It mentions calls for a reshaped party structure and attending figures, with references to key names and locations, though many details are garbled and uncertain.
A report notes a factory incident at the Mbiton plant involving workers TNT Tayos Nanaganpitad on pain wares. Details identify the company, location, and the response by local authorities.
Jonathan Crow, a pioneer farmer and Allen County resident for fifty-two years, died Tuesday morning at his home near the southwest township in Fort Wayne. Born in Williamsfield in 1916, he devoted his life to clearing and developing land. Surviving are ten children and many grandchildren. funeral arrangements to be announced.
An obituary notes the death of Mrs. Miller at age seventy seven in New York. She is survived by her widower Michael and children Mig Elen Bath Slobolit Diss Mieg He Willer Mood Thaviet Wiehe Milles, with a list of relatives and ties to Germany and American origins.
The article reports the death of Lynch Manla a longtime watchman at a rail yard who died after a violent incident. Authorities investigated the circumstances with a medical examiner and the case directed by local officials. Further details on motive or suspects are not clearly provided in the readable text.
In a Dwemer era report from Mie Pennsylvania company the Iron storehouse overseer Weyne is mentioned with later service as a croading watchman of the Mickel Plate. Surviving are the widow and several children.
Othe Tegtmeyer, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Tegtmeyer of AUT High street, died at 8 oclock Friday morning from typhoid fever at age fifteen. He had been ill about six months. The grandfather is William Tegtmeyer. Funeral service set for 1:20 pm at the residence and 2:00 pm at Trinity Lutheran Church, Rev. Butt officiating.
Desdemona Lopshire, once a resident of the orphans home, died Thursday at St Reehus hospital for consumptives. She was seventeen years old and the cause of death was tuberculosis.
Fragmentary notice reports Adalph B Durgy, son of Nes and Mrs Adalph Burg of 118 indi Zay Mead, noted at a local exhibition. The text is garbled but indicates a familial and place reference with an age mention of twenty five years marked in the morning.
A controversial steel pool forms with major firms like Cartogis Bterl, Kingsim, and Solan a Laughlin among participants. Prices for structural steel tests ranged from $1.00 to $1.50 per hundred pounds as demand rises amid city concerns.
Clerks delayed opening ballots after election mixups threaten the county vote. Officials say ballots cannot be opened until legal procedures are followed, with a special session planned to review the situation.
Lincoln and Ames react to a surprising national vote. William Jennings Bryan confirms he will stay active in public life and supports the republic, while denying immediate senatorial candidacy. He notes the nation faces a clash between democracy and plutocracy and praises allies who helped the campaign.
Mrs Elizabeth Comanick was declared winner in a trial at Warsaw on Friday afternoon. She died at her home in that city. Inez Writnastiny of Wa Cametady attended the case, which involved settled claims in Koselhate county. The report notes her twice appearing and references Bem liye in that county.
The piece presents a garbled, diary like text from a historic newspaper page, mentioning locations such as Mon Tony Ubio and Mra Pinkham and dates like April 13 18up, with scattered fragments about health, travel, and social observations. The content reads as a corrupted OCR segment lacking coherent narrative.
An excerpt shows a court matter involving Mrs Jane Chin vorth from Spy Bun Avenue and mentions individuals Migs dd Chinwarrh, Prank Koller, Clawde Dalkey and OG. The text references an event or request planned for this morning with unclear details.
The marriage license was issued in Chicago for Murray of Indianapolis and Margaret Curran of Fort Wayne. The ceremony surprised friends in the city. Mrs Bridget Guypan of HGP Za invelte street is mentioned as related, while her husband works for a paving company.
Six terrible failures of stedupr eut doctors nearly sent Wan BH Lockland D to an early grave. Urged to try Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption he was cured after coughing fits and dust troubles. It cures throat chest and lung diseases including grippe pneumonia bronchitis and whooping cough. Trial bottles free at Dreler Bros stove.
Secretary Linge denies considering resignation before McKinley’s first term ends. He avoids commenting on future moves after March 4 and hints at ongoing cabinet discussions.
A young woman in Buffalo Wyoming identified as twenty to thirty years old reportedly known as Dian Helen died by her own hand. The incident prompted community concern as officials investigate circumstances while friends and neighbors mourn the loss.
A hotel guest was found dead in her room on Thursday afternoon. Evidence suggested death by suicide with an empty bottle and traces of chloroform on a draisey. Authorities noted she may have attempted to destroy documents or belongings prior to her identity being revealed.
The engineer Ed Jones, injured weeks ago by a broken engine, underwent a successful amputation performed by surgeon Toytin Grand Raplég and Dr Medseay. Despite a compound fracture that resisted wiring, doctors concluded amputation offered the best chance of saving his life and expected a speedy recovery. Jones is noted as a popular figure in the city.
Local reader T Cuyner from Dempseytown Pa claims Dr Hing's New Life Pit nightly for two weeks restored health. He praises the remedy as the best in the world for liver stomach and bowels. Supplies available as eight shillings? with warning to readers to seek full details.
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