Big Day Labor Dryan Schedule For Fifteen Spelchhs
A labor day report notes Dryan schedules a busy Fifteen Spelchhs event with workers prepared for multiple tasks across the site. The piece emphasizes organized planning and anticipated turnout.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1900
Page
10
A labor day report notes Dryan schedules a busy Fifteen Spelchhs event with workers prepared for multiple tasks across the site. The piece emphasizes organized planning and anticipated turnout.
The report chronicles Theodore Roosevelt touring Minnesota towns and rallying in St Paul and nearby cities while attacks on the Republican stance are aired. It notes Bryan campaign efforts with Jones joining Bryan in New York and mentions dates across multiple states for upcoming speeches.
An event at the North Platte Opera House drew attendees for a Roosevelt campaign talk. Speakers praised the president and warned of political dangers. The audience included supporters and opponents, with brief remarks about party differences and civic duty.
Fragmented excerpt shows a debate with Governor Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan-like figures. It references a New York legislative clash with Mayor Van Wyck and other Democrats, plus questions about funding and potential costs, amid mentions of a Bryan itinerary and political tensions in New York City.
Father Guendling from Indianapolis visits the city ahead of the consecration of Bishop Alerding. The ceremony is tentatively planned for Fort Wayne with Goers and local clergy preparing for the elevation while expressing high regard for the bishop-elect.
Fragmented items describe guests at Mrs John Paile and James Mahoney events. Reports mention William Crider of Collins and Goodfellow family from Fort Wayne, plus a Zion Temple attendee Drs Gavide Deiler. Local social scenes include auctions, dances, and church functions with seasonal activities and community humor.
Citizens of New Haven and Adams township plan a barbecue at Miller's Grove on Wednesday October 11. Captain Patrick O Ferrall is set to deliver the principal address as part of a Democratic outreach led by the Bryan Club. State and local leaders, including Ham R Erwin and John Adams, are coordinating remarks and transportation.
The report notes over 800 jars given away on Saturday in Gaepgerbund Tennessee with a mention of a 3 000 Brym pictures distributed years ago. Robert B Drellgillbiss addressed a republican meeting at Avella Hon day evening before a large audience. J T Aiken and W F Toad attended the gathering in Fel River township on Monday.
The British steamship Dagle Point bound for Philadelphia from London collided with the Heiln from New York near the Delaware breakwater. Both ships sustained damage and were to be towed or docked. the Heiln reported its bow stove in and the Dagle Point expected dock-side repairs this afternoon.
The Siath Ward Club members chose W. S. Wells as president and J. Frayke Rol} as secretary with Tuluiy Dalton as treasurer. Wililiayd Cy Sapfun was named delegate to the Democratic association in Indianapolis. The meeting approved appointing a committee including Meseys Fred A. Meuse Justin Reais and M. C. Poshiinger. The next meeting will be at the president’s home.
Alexander Johnson, while working at a sewer site with his son Tobneen and others, fell and struck his shoulder blade. He refused hospital care, was treated on site for a severe shoulder injury, and remained in the work area as witnesses described the incident.
The community gathered Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tyne McComb in Parry Township to mark fifty years of marriage for Mr. and Mrs. McComb. Friends and relatives from nearby towns attended a large dinner and shared gifts including china, silverware, and various keepsakes. Names of many guests and relatives were listed as attendees and present for the celebration.
The Republican committee announces a Roosevelt campaign tour next week in Indiana. Speakers include Addison C. Massis and others from Goshen and Burt Wayne, with addresses planned in Bisidasity and Thollann as part of a broader effort to rally support.
Eugene V. Debs, candidate of the Democratic faction, will deliver a speech at Prinerss rink Ghia avenue this evening after arriving in Grand Rapids. Indiana train passengers will hear him at the Wayne Note where he will speak this afternoon.
A political meeting in Arcola covered a planned address by Hon James M Durrett and F C Martha with the Jefferson drum corps in attendance. Democratic organizers arranged transportation for 190 participants, while agents distributed campaign materials and canvassed homes amid varied receptions and public notices.
Henry Phillips was found not guilty as of final arguments in the case charging him with participation in girdling and destroying trees in the orchards of Tes, Orvis, and August Racine in Washington township. The jury, after a conference, withheld verdict on verdict. Phillips was not released and remains in custody for further court actions related to the case.
A damaged OCR passage describes Stewart and officials in a county commission context. It mentions a meeting with commissioners, a building or window project, and a claim of not having authority to alter the bond. Names, roles, and procedures are obscured by garbled text.
Dispatch notes Ley County officials moving operations to a new building while trucks begin to relocate steel items from the clerk’s office. By Thursday evening county officers will occupy the new structure amid cautious planning and ongoing preparations.
The final report by commissioners Toby Morris Jr and TW Wilson discusses the case Amas vs Antes with reference to Robblay vs Sporry. Judge Vesey considers the pending motions and a possible demurrer in the Schmitt divorce suit. Attorneys Mon Bisonderick & Thomas and T Z B Graham appear for the parties.
A single one year old fies Shinpachine buck with 160 pound welch is offered for sale. Contact Thomas Sargent at Sir Milas fee Gily yn Dewsbury Row, Bwat for the bargain.
In Richmond on October 3 the Amars fei Bruisers association held a meeting to discuss key matters of concern. Prominent figures and local officials attended as part of ongoing banking and financial discussions.
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