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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1900
Page
13
Hon William J Bryan's Ohio campaign tour drew big crowds at Circleville and Chillicothe with nine speaker appearances. He urged supporters to attend Republican meetings, urged inclusion for all willing to join, and noted strong enthusiasm among attendees.
In Lexington on October 3, Byan called on Republicans to defend public duty against private monopoly. He attacked Attorney General Monnett and urged voters to consider whether the party could endure a leader who defied trusts and favored business interests. He contrasted Democratic actions in Nebraska with Ohio, pressed parents to guide sons, and warned that trusts shape election outcomes. The speech urged turnout and questioned loyalty to the Republican Party amid corporate pressure.
The report presents scattered remarks from 1896 about campaign dynamics, party power, and the influence of trusts. It notes candidates and voters, the role of the people in deciding issues, and mentions speakers at New Lexington and Zanesville discussing trust influence and campaign strategies.
Former attorney general Monnett of Jappdet speaks in Bryan urging continued antitrust enforcement against Standard Oil. He claims obstruction by Republican leaders and subsidized press, asserting public opinion and newspapers betray the cause while defending Hey and Griggs actions. Bryan may pursue legal remedies amid political pressure.
Mr. Stevenson's campaign trip through Baltimore and Towin to Wilmington shows him efficient in transit. He avoids demonstrations and remains composed despite the strain of campaigning, expressing strong confidence in Democratic success in Diary Ind and declining to comment on Cleveland's currency remarks.
The Third Presbyterian Church plans the corner stone ceremony for its new church at Hoyrion and Taber streets likely in late November. Other city Presbyterian churches will join in the event and a final program will be presented. Contractors expect to have the building under roof by the holidays.
A small frame barn at the rear of the Custer residence burned at night. Firemen were called and extinguished the blaze with little difficulty. The barn’s location near The Thing shop risked a larger fire. Marriage banns for Miss Gara Lattenier and Georgy Moynts were read at the Cathedral on Sunday.
A Chicago Times-Herald gossip column claims Marc Hanna plans Western stops to rally support as Republicans rally in Fort Wayne. The piece cites a Sentinel report noting Hanna’s stated aims and warnings about imperial policy, urging unity with Jeffersonian and Monroe traditions amid a heated twelfth district political scene.
Fragmented OCR text describes a political gathering with remarks by William Jennings Bryan and supporters of the Republican platform. It mentions Kort Wayne, Jast Satwavay, a crowd at a hall, and references to McKinley era figures and themes, highlighting party loyalty and constitutional principles.
Fragmentary records describe Nicholas and Victoria Ayer transferring land to Jesper We Jungs in Trakson township with Southeast quarter details. Also mentions Ada Warmeon in Addams township for $2,000 and Dora Grive in Bywnnl Polen with lengths and sections. Confusing terms and garbled locations obscure full particulars.
A fragmented report notes the Buckingham, under Captain Gold Kaa, arriving amid rumors of a tragedy with a crew member swept overboard on August 17. It mentions U S government involvement and a proposed transfer of a large revenue, while unrelated medical balm advertising fills other lines.
Reports describe the brief arrival of Rev Father Alesing as the newly appointed Fort Wayne bishop designate. Plans for a November 30 consecration are outlined with a simple reception and anticipated services.
Carlisle notes in Washington that Carlisle’s remarks recount British and allied forces in the South Avenue operations. McKinley backed by supporters and secretary Stanley discuss political prospects with emphasis on Me. Orville’s stance, and forecasts suggest McKinley’s possible election.
In Seattle Wark on October 14 a freighter ship carrying 170 passengers and 1,000,000 worth of roll dust from New China and Mivistoohtan places crashed, causing a blaze near the river.
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