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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1891

Page

2

Supreme Court upholds civil service protections and Congress power

The Supreme Court affirms Congress may enact civil service laws and bars government employees from campaigning. The piece notes current House numbers, Senate totals, and upcoming elections, plus related political commentary and regional civic notes.

Supreme Court of the United States Congress

Meeting Called by Executive Committee at Arlington Hotel

S P Suenely, secretary of the national democratic committee, called the executive committee meeting at the Arlington hotel in Washington on December 8, 1891. The committee comprises twenty five national members and is chaired by Senator Price.

Usion Liberty Indiana S. P. Sueneiy National Democratic Committee Senator Price Arlington Hotel Washington Superior Court Allen County State Gottlieb Schneider Joseph T. Bennett Belle Bennett Court House Owen E. Hill Lasselles Forts Wayne

Bastile Block Fire Wrecks Building and Lodges in Syracuse

Fire roared through the Bastile block in Syracuse destroying the building above the second floor including the Standard theatre and many offices and stores. Lodge rooms of several fraternal orders were ruined. total lodge losses near ten thousand dollars with heavy water damage to shops including Rosebloom & Sons and H G Lone. Several firms reported large stock losses and insurance payments. In Baxter Street New York a tenement fire killed Barbara Bergio and displaced 150 occupants with minimal injuries to others.

Syracuse N. Y Home Lodge K. of P Syracuse Lodge American Lodge Roth Post Sons of Veterans Royal Arcanum S. Rosebloom & Sons Boots H. G. Lone Rosebloom John H. Mann Theodore New York Baxter Street Barbara Bergio

Farmer's Alliance Supreme Council Adjourns to Future Meeting Place

The supreme council adjourned at 10 o clock to meet next year at Atlanta Harrisburg or San Francisco chosen by the executive committee. A grand summer encampment was set for a special committee to decide time and place. The national legislation committee includes President Polk Muncie L P Featherstone Page and G Wynn. The council refused to endorse the Reform Press association prompting H W Ayer to resign as private secretary to President Polk.

Ispianxarouis Supreme Council of the Farmer's Alliance Atlanta Harrisburg San Francisco Polk Muncie L. P. Featherstone Arkansas Page Virginia G. Wynn Texas Reform Press Association H. W. Ayer

Hot Griddle Cakes Celebrated Baking Powder Merit

Dr Price s Cream Baking Powder is praised for making hot buckwheat cornmeal or wheat cakes biscuits doughnuts waffles or muffins with no fermentation. It claims pure cream of tartar and neutral tasting leavening that yields light tasty results unmatched by rivals.

Dr. Price Dr. Prices

Indiana crops show record yields in 1891 says Peelle

Hon William A Peelle chief of the Indiana Bureau of Statistics presents a 1891 crop report praising record yields across wheat corn oats barley rye buckwheat flax seed and hay crops. The data lists acreage per crop average yield and total bushels or tons, noting exceptional harvests and favorable climatic changes despite earlier fears.

William A. Peelle Bureau of Statistics Indiana Indiana Bureau of Statistics Timothy Hay

Northrop Retained at First Baptist Through Large City Meeting

The First Baptist church held a major gathering to keep Rev. Northrop as pastor, pledges secured to raise his salary to 2500 dollars, and the audience applauded the decision. Citizens praise his decade of leadership and expect continued growth for the congregation.

First Baptist Church Sextien Cavalry Baptist Church Davenport Iowa Tabernacle Northrop William Carter John Wort Mr. Northrop Carter Baptist Church

Harvest of Death Warns Against Ignoring Minor Ailments

The piece argues that small bodily troubles lead to major illnesses if ignored and urges early care with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to prevent severe outcomes. It cites biliousness constipation and dyspepsia as precursors to rheumatism malaria and kidney issues, warning of life penalties for neglect.

Hostetter

Nine Mirs Ind Tells Editor Local Notices

Nine Mirs Indiana reports a village scene with visitors from Coffeyville Kansas and local residents preparing to depart for Valparaiso to study. Mentions a sprained angel nurse and Fogwell buying stock plus a Lewiston planing mill pile of 200 cords of sawdust.

Nine Mirs Ind The Bentinel Lizzie Gamerick Coffeyville Kan David Evert Louis Lapshire Valparaiso Alice Zion Fogwell Nine Mile Lewiston

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