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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1899

Page

12

Quarantine Talks Stir Fort Wayne Area Smallpox Debate

Antwerp Ohio mayor weighs quarantine against Allen county residents amid eastern county smallpox cases. Dr Proegler urges restraint, promises targeted orders near Seipie township, while Fort Wayne reports no active outbreak beyond a few cases in Wells and nearby areas and notes strong vaccination efforts. Copper, coffee, and grain markets update alongside R G Dun weekly trade review.

Proegler Antwerp Ohio Herabout Allen County Seipie Downship R. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade Today Treasury Sterling Exchange Bessemer Pittsburg United States Canada

Strength Shown in Trade Prices Firm in Staples

Bradstreet reports this week shows underlying strength in general business with staples remaining firm or advancing. Prices hold at previous quotations despite a smaller distribution and tentative upward tendencies overall.

New York Bradstreet’s Today

Fire destroys Wayne Township home of Stoll couple

The home of Mr and Mrs Jacob Stoll in Wayne township three miles from the city burned Thursday afternoon. The couple were away husking corn when the fire started in the roof area, likely from a defective chimney. The building and most contents valued at 1000 dollars were lost. no insurance existed. Only a few chairs were saved through a window. Otto Stoll, of Bass blacksmith shop, is a son.

Jacob Stoll Wayne Township

What Would Jesus Do In a City of Wealth and Want

A Chicago settlement scene unfolds with Clarence Penrose, Dr Bruce, and Bishop in a tense study of urban poverty. Penrose confronts his wealth as his pledge prompts action, while Henry Maxwell and followers face outcry from unemployed workers seeking a feasible answer to what Jesus would do amid mass job loss and social inequity.

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Shertzer Decides to Stay in Fort Wayne

B F Shertzer, longtime Carson Pirie Scott salesman, had planned to move from Fort Wayne to Des Moines but has reconsidered and will remain in Fort Wayne. His value to Carson Pirie Scott is shown by their effort to keep him, reflecting his thirteen years with the Chicago firm.

B. F. Shertzer St. Louis Fort Wayne

Cook Returns to Journalism as City Staff Writer

Clarence F. Cook, recently back from Alaska, accepts a position on the city staff of the Journal-Gazette. Formerly city editor of The Sentinel, he is described as tireless and original, with many friends in the city who wish him success in his return to newspaper work.

Clarence F. Cook Alaska Journal-Gazette Cook The Sentinel

A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER Will Often Cause a Horrible Burn

A brief notice warns that carelessness can lead to severe burns and serious injuries. It stresses caution when handling hot materials and chemicals and urges readers to follow safety practices to prevent accidents.

What would Jesus do in Raymond's social revolt

Henry Maxwell speaks to a crowded Raymond settlement hall challenging attendees to apply Jesus Christ’s example to social problems. He urges rulers and citizens alike to adopt a universal standard of conduct, asking how quickly moral change could reshape the world.

Henry Maxwell Raymond Galilee Maxwell Jesus

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DR. Proegler Allen County Farmers DR. Morne Bluffton Maysville Ohio State Line St. Paul Lutheran School Board of Health Henry Saylor Major Eager Harley Eager Harley Grubb DR. Horne Horne Wells County Board of Health Mrs Chas. M. Sheldon
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