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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1894

Page

6

Reunion and War Record of Eighty Eighth Indiana Volunteers

The Eighty-eighth Indiana Volunteers, based in Allen County and mustered in 1862, held a reunion at Singerbund Hall after a vivid history in battles from Perryville to Mission Ridge. Mayor Oak rejoined the vets, a camp fire prayers and speeches followed, with plans set for a year hence in Huntington.

Eighty-eighth Eregiment Indiana Swengerbund Hall Eighty-eighth Regiment Allen County Port Wayne United States Apes Louisville Rousseau Army of the Eighty-eighth Eed Crab Orchard Perryville Nashville Tenn Bowling Green Margo Ekerman Phall Ceres Aioa Ssengerbund D. B. White W.H. Dilworth Hicksville Ohio Cushman Ninety-fourth Jack Kensill Hantington Col. C. EF. Briant

Monument Unveiling At Northside Park Fort Wayne

A large Fort Wayne crowd witnessed the unveiling of a soldiers monument at Northside Park on a Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony featured speakers including Ex-Councilman Keller Mayor Oakley and donors Messrs Centlivre and Reuss, with military units and a parade preceding the dedication.

Notth Side Park Fort Weyre Messrs Centlivre John B. Reusa Allen County Berry and Calhoun Streets Ferd Boltzegiment Band J. E. Miller E. L. Sive Zollinger C. B. A Oakley Formar Reebiain Companyk Cate Monuake Col Keler Te Arriage Ae Tie Geenceyoand Briant Comte Pan Allan H. Dougal Gaver Ponest Victgins Anthony Wayne Fos Eeion Tadiana Berry Clay Main Old Fort Lafayette Street Barr Superior Bridge Spy Run Avenue Park Commissioners Northside Park First Regiment Daniel Keller Auburn Eighty-eighth Regiment Keller Fort Wayne C. B. Oakley Messrs. L. A F. Centlivre J. B. Reuss R C. Bell C. E. Briant Dougal Dougai I. N. Walker Indianapolis Hettler Isges As

Catalog of 19th century patent medicines and rail service notes

An assortment of medical cure claims for catarrh with Hall's Catan Cure and endorsements by J Cheney and partners, plus rail travel updates announcing a Palace Buffet Sleeping Car Service between Chicago and New York via Nickel Plate and DL&W routes starting Oct 7, and a marketing promo for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children.

Chicago New York City Nickel Plate Road Delaware, Lackawanna and Weet Shore Road Delaware, Lackawanna Western BE Cod & W

Synod in Session at First Presbyterian Church

Last Tuesday the Presbyterian Synod of Indiana opened its annual meeting at the First Presbyterian Church in this city with a large delegate turnout. The opening sermon by Rev. James Williamson focused on home missions, highlighting Indiana's church deficit and urging intensified evangelistic effort. The session adjourned with officers elected and plans set for continued discussions on missions and church betterment.

First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Synod of Indiana Redeemer E F. Yarnelle C. H. Worden Haydn R . Hunter F. Hood James Williamson Thorntown Williamson Presbyterian Church Indiana New York Philadelphia Chicago H. L. Dickinson Indianapolis Charles Little Wabash H. Leave Huntington James Stevenaugh Liberty Dickerson Synod D. W. Moffat Thomas H. Hench Connersville Westminster Seminary Dr. Putnam Logansport Haydn Quartet A. B. Meldrum M. F. Hay Ellensvand Heiseersnd van Presbyterian Synod J. M. Hutchison D. D Jeffersonville W. P. Koutz Sol C. Dickey Home Missions BE. B Necomb Henry Johns McCormick Seminary Indiana Synod of Presbyterian Ministers Edward P. Hill Freeport Hill Pollock Lebanon E. 8. Scott Henry Johnson South Bend Dickey B. V. Hunter Terre Haute

Suing for Peace and Railway Robbery Rumors

A rumor from Smancoat says China and Japan may begin peace talks with China offering Corea independence and a war indemnity. Yorouays notes minister Oteri recalled for failed Corea reforms and Count Inauye to replace him. Vice-President Howard of the American Railway union reported Friday the theft of twenty railway passes in Chicago. police to attempt recovery.

Japan China Corea Yorouays Oteri Count Inauye M. Oteri Howard American Railway Union Chicago

Cuticura Remedies Offer Quick Relief and Cure

A warm bath with CUTICURA SOAP and one application of CUTICURA provide instant relief, aid sleep, and suggest a speedy economical cure for itching burning bleeding and crusted skin and scalp diseases after other methods fail. CUTICURA works wonders and is claimed to cure torturing humors unheard of in this age.

Woman's Suffering Cured by Remedy, Philadelphia Notice

Mrs. Walter Witeos of 6 West Street promotes a medicine claiming to cure female weaknesses. The notice describes back pain, exhaustion, and kidney troubles and asserts the remedy heals tumors and revitalizes the body for both sexes.

Weta Phen Pheadelphia AMD Lynn Walter Witeos West Street

Heavily Fortified Theft Strikes Sam Harmon Residence

Thieves raided 70 Douglas Avenue, Harmon's home, taking a goatskin cape, a gold watch, a bracelet, and several rings valued near 500 dollars. The burglars entered through a pantry window while Mrs Harmon was away, leaving clothing in the yard. No clues found, suspects include a local resident known to the family.

Nine Pigeons Stolen From City Editor Fuelber Yard

The Staniz Zeitung editor Anselm Faelber reports a thief entered his yard last week and stole nine pigeons from a bird house. He planned a pigeon dinner for friends next Sunday but the event is canceled, though the thief left the two eggs behind and may return for them.

Anselm Fuelber Staniz Zeitung Mr. Faelber

Troop Movements and War Material Reinforcements Reported

A dispatch from St. Petersburg notes Russian troops in frontier towns and villages are being reinforced with provisions and war material. A forward movement into China is prepared if deemed necessary. Also advertised are free medical consultations with Dr. Greene offering nerve and blood remedies by letter, and notes on Sgt. Bona promoting Philharmonic concerts at the Masonic Temple with the Thomas Chicago orchestra.

Se. Petersburg China Dr. Greene West Mth St New York City Greene Sgt. Bona Philharmonic Masonic Temple Philharmopiy Thomas Chicago Orchestra

Land title dispute tied to forested land holdings

A fragmented report notes a dispute over land ownership tied to a corporation and native holdings. The document mentions historic claims, a transfer or vesting in a group referred to as the QWebs rient, and references to winters and quantities found during exploration, signaling a contested title situation pending clarification.

Syrup of Figs Promoted as Gentle Laxative Remedy

The advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting, effective remedy for kidneys, liver, and bowels. It claims quick relief from colds headaches fevers and habitual constipation and notes its unique formula from healthy substances. The product is priced at 50 cents and one dollar, with druggists urged to stock it and supply substitutes only on request.

Cavern Discovery Rivals Mammoth Cave in California

Prospectors in the Cajon Peak area near the Cuyamaca range report caverns rival the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky in features. They describe multiple external openings and vertical ascents into vast chambers with further lateral passages, promising expansive underground chambers.

San Disco Cala Cajon Peak Cuyamaca Range Mammoth Cave Kentucky Heer

Cattle Show Champions Featured at Royal British Show

The Royal Agricultural Show at Cambridge displays two top cattle from Chamnion Newgeford and Shorthorn lines. Fairy King, a three time Shorthorn champion at age three, draws critique on neck and fore ribs. another illustration shows the Hereford winner known for its white face.

Chamnion Newgeford Great Britain Cambriden Fairy King Gasette

Hereford at Cambridge Show Highlights Stock Conformation

Champion British Hereford at the Cambridge royal show is praised for near perfect conformation. The article contrasts Hereford with Shorthorn, noting body shape, leg length, and neck heft. It discusses The Gazette’s stance on American trotters, hackneys, and their roles in speed versus carriage breeding, citing market trends and farm value.

Cambridge

Horse Collar Care and Benny Olney's Lasso Feat

Veterinary authority urges proper collar fit and clean, dry lining to prevent neck and shoulder soreness in horses. If sores appear, zinc pads or ointments with sugar of lead or zinc sulfate are advised, with cautions about grease and toxicity. Benny Olney is noted as champion lasso artist, tying a steer in four seconds.

Benny Olney

The Gaited Saddle Horse Excitement Grows Among Riders

The article describes rapidly rising interest in equestrian life and the deep conversations of horse lovers about gaited horses. It notes riders debating horse height weight and riding gear, and praises the companionship between rider and horse.

Horsehoe

Horses and Livestock Care From the Country Gentleman

The piece describes a horse rider’s affectionate bond with his horse at Washington park and details horses’ procurement from Kentucky breeders. It covers sustainable riding stock costs, fodder like green grass and sorghum, lamb weaning, bull breeding warnings, cross breeding trends, and hog finishing benchmarks.

Hortense Dudley Country Gentleman

Bliss as New Servant Sparks Gossip and Q&A

Anecdotes swirl as Mrs. Wifey reveals Bliss as the new servant. The piece humorously notes ignorance being bliss. A brief social item also lists Mrs J W Fitzpatrick visiting Mrs M J Owens in Coldwater Michigan and a nostalgic Castoria reminiscence.

Caller Wifey J. W. Fitzpatrick Coldwater, Mich M. J. Owens Maumee Avenue

Four Shot in Maltby Riot Slay and Wounding Terrifies Town

Oct 13 Maltby near this city erupts in drunken riot as Slav Michael Paloski fires on townsfolk after being expelled from a saloon. George Sivoski dies, Lizzie Foeki and Maggie Moore fatally wounded, John Jenkins mortally wounded, Thomas Moore injured but to recover. Two other Slavs flee with guns. crowd blocks house. two suspects arrested. firearms recovered.

Wilkessapne Maltby George Sivoski Lizzie Foeki John Jenkins Maggie Moore Thomas Moore Michael Paloski Paloski John Moore Dan Ryan Lizzie Foaks Ryan Pulaski Moore Palaski George Sisvocki Kingston

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