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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1900

Page

4

Hardin defense of liberty in Bryan era speech draws crowd

Allen county voters filled Saengerbund Hall to hear Gen. P. Wat Hardin defend republican principles. He assailed Beveridge and McKinley era policy, warned against imperialism and trusts, and urged voters to back liberty over imperial schemes.

Saengerhund Hall Allen County P. Wat Hardin R. C. Bell Mr. Hardin Hardin Nees McKinley Jrf Republcan Party Lincoln Atlantic Pacific Virginia Florida Republic Republican Party Beveridge Cuba Philippines Les the Menace Washington Beveridge Sayls Hanna W. J. Bryan Hberly

Cockran Schedule Aims at Fort Wayne Rally October 19

County Chairman EH C Harghoff announces Bourke Cockran will speak in Fort Wayne on October 19 with strong advertising. The Cullinan event drew a packed crowd and thousands were turned away, while a riot erupted and 200 police struggled to control the violence.

EH. C. Harghoff Bourke Cockran Fort Wayne

Democratic meetings outline set for Oct 6 across townships

The Democratic county committee scheduled pole raisings and rallies in Monroe Madison Pleasant Washington Lafayette Springfield Milian Lake and Kammeyer school houses with speakers C P Eversole Carl Smith and local leaders plus a Bryan club formed in New Haven with 86 members and goals toward 125.

Democratic County Committee Monroe Township Carr H. I. Smith H.s. Pulse Madison Township Quant T. E. Ellison A. E. Thomas Pleasant Township Meyer Allen Zollars BE. V. Emmel Washington Township Butler N. D. Doughman R. T. Dawson Lafayette Zanesville S. M. Hench C. HK. Warden Springfield Township Sam Boger W. WH. Reed Wellery Milian Township Bishop Henry Colerick Anselm Fuelber Lake Township Arcola G. W. Louttit J. c. Martin Kammeyer

Abduction Case Stirs Elkhart Community

In Elkhart Indiana Minnie Soper, 14, daughter of a local farmer, is missing amid claims she was abducted by Otto Agelston 24. Authorities search as the grieving father warns of possible trouble if Agelston is found. Also noted are fishermen Tom Dasecomb and Charley Bales who, after three days at Rome City, reported 156 bass and one pike with photos to prove the catch.

Elkhart Ind Minnie Soper Otto Agelston Agelston Tom Dasecomb Charley Bales Rome City Duiep Sylvan Inke Fort Wayne

Times shifts its support to Bryan over McKinley in editorial turn

The Philadelphia Times abandons its four year backing of McKinley and endorses William J. Bryan. The editorial condemns imperialism and trusts, blames the Republican policy for national peril, and urges Bryan’s election to halt perceived threats to democracy.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Times Mc Kinley Bryan Charles F. Kindred Twenty-ninth Ward The Times Asidge the Times William MeKinley Democratic Party My. McKinley William J. Bryan

Plowing Contest Slated By Washington and St Joe Club

The Washington and St Joe Township Plowing club will hold a plowing contest on Friday November 2. Officers are President George Thumm secretary treasurer David McKay. The field committee includes James Gillie George Thumm John Dickson and W F DeVilbiss as field manager. The committee meets at Caledonian hall on Saturday October 20 to finalize plans.

J. M. Robinson H.C. Underwood Madison Township Hoagland New Haven Bryan Club James Hile J. A. Blaising Thomas Hathaway Washington

Marriage License for Ralph Leininger and Lillian Shirey

Mrs Dell Edmunds visits Columbia City with her parents Mr and Mrs W W Kelsey. Marriage license issued to Ralph Leininger and Lillian M Shirey.

Mrs. Dell Edmunds Columbia City Mr. Hand W. W. Kelsey

Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal use announced

Ely Brothers of 50 Warren St New York announce Ely s Liquid Cream Balm an atomizer liquid version of Cream Balm for entarrhal troubles. The spray tube included priced at 75 cents. The liquid absorbs through the membrane and preserves secretions in a natural state. Drag gists or by mail.

Ely’s Ely Brothers Warren St N.Y

Local society notes and marriage announcements

Mrs William Woodillow and daughter visit Columbia City relatives for a few days. Victor Huguenard and Miss Mary Leonard engaged at Cathedral on Sunday. Miss Della Barnen to wed Clem A Fox in November. William Spiegel resigns from W F Beneke to join Lindeman drug store. Rev E W Allen at Williamsport Church of Christ fall festival rally. John Goette owns twelve to fifteen castor plants in Hanover area. Ralph S Penninger and Lillian St Shirey marry in Allen county after license issued Saturday. The Post notes well known locals and expected weddings.

William Woodillow Columbia City Bens Victor Huguenard Mary Leonard Della Barnen Clem A. Fox William Spiegel W. F. Beneke Broadway Lindeman Drug Store Fairfield Avenue E. W. Allen Church of Christ Williamsport John Goette Hanover House Calhoun Street Columbia Ralph S. _ Penninger Lillian St. Shirey Allen County Otto Binder Tis City Binder

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