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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1899
Page
3
Fragmented OCR recounts Admiral Dewey and political figures debating independence, diplomacy, and public events. It mentions Dewey’s travel plans, New York factions, and tensions over governance, with references to Kipling, Roosevelt, and Aguinaldo amid broader wartime discourse.
The piece argues nations can unlock vast farming potential through education civility and well organized government. It describes English egg and bacon exports rising due to farmer managed co operatives and cooperative curing plants increasing efficiency and profits.
Citizens greet Admiral Dewey on a public welcome in New York as demonstrations and cheers mark his arrival. The event highlights respect for his naval service and the national pride sparked by his leadership during the war.
Fragmentary text outlines a political dispute about Admiral Dewey and Admiral Sampson, the authority of a state license denier board, and potential partisan tensions. It references denial powers, the state board, and a case involving John F. Carey and a Marion district, with broader implications for governance and justice.
Annual meeting results list officers elected for the Zima Walther Tengna group including president Wonk and treasurer Klatt. Names appear alongside trustees and committee figures with installation announced by Prof. Wermuth and others. The gathering occurred Monday evening after Thanksgiving.
Captain Henry M Kinnie longtime Fort Wayne hotelier and public figure died early Sunday at his home near Missurugs aged 77 from heart disease. A native of Youngstown he built an expansive career in hospitality including hotels in Lindenwood and Atlantic City and served in the Walton States service. Survived by two sons Henry M Kinnie of Fort Wayne and E H Kinnie of Pittsburgh and a widow Mrs F Singlaidy. Funeral arrangements pending with services in Pittsburgh and Williamsport.
The fragmentary text reflects Moody’s public statements and religious exhortations about duty, world honors, and salvation. It references public events, media appearances, and moral appeals urging perseverance in faith and obedience to God amid trials.
A public notice from Allen County concerns a liquor license application. The document mentions residents and officials in Ter(k)son Town and Westy, with references to the heard committee, regents, and a dealing party named Gelber for Heensi Ao mii. The notice appears to describe a location in a two story building front room.
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