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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1900
Page
2
Advices from the Philippines question spreading false reports about the election. President Roosevelt era themes are mixed with UK and Spanish-American relations. Receipts at Seattle soar to over 19 million dollars. US policy debates focus on women voting and naval power.
The administration pushes to press the Hay Pauncefote treaty into force in its original form as the United States seeks to build and operate a canal through the Isthmus. Debates focus on fortifications and the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, while political maneuvers at the Senate and in the press shape the session’s outcome.
A fragmentary report discusses a municipal public health plan aiming to sterilize and dispense medical treatments. It references a sterilizing plant recently opened in New York City and highlights the goal of protecting public health through coordinated municipal action.
Historical figures show death rates for children under five declining with sterilized milk access. 1803 to 1907 data illustrate dramatic drops, including 44.38 in 1907 at Randall’s Island. The text discusses public health policy, representation debates, and international political mentions of the era.
A Fort Wayne residents meeting calls for an election to decide whether to grant a $1 subsidy to the Fort Wayne and Bubur rally company. The measure would fund improvements tied to a proposed Wabash route, with large taxpayer impact and regional gains if approved. The article outlines potential effects on local taxpayers and the city’s rail connections.
A proposal seeks a 100000 subsidy to build and enlarge Wabash rail shops in Fort Wayne and possibly centralize operations here. The plan ties the subsidy to local job creation and long term guarantees, with taxpayers urged to weigh the benefits against the cost and impact on Wayne township.
Fragmentary OCR text asserts Simpson disclosed something and plans to fit it with cash, mentioning his famous pedals and an investment in a corporation. details are unclear, but hints at financial action or scheme involving gold Lia fem and procontia.
State of Indiana Allen County court directs William Bellamy to appear for divorce proceedings with Lilly Bellamy by January 21, 161. If he fails to appear, the court will proceed in his absence. Clerk Frank West notes, attorney George R. Tris represents the plaintiff.
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