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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1900
Page
14
A garbled OCR text discusses a young wife and disease concepts, mentioning protection and prevention, with stray terms like acidity and sexual health. It appears as an incomplete medical description with numerous misspellings and broken phrases, lacking clear names, dates, places, or outcomes.
Fragmented local notes report births and visits, a medical case in Credfle, and a bicycle accident aftermath. Mentions Luther an convention in Detroit, visitors from Whitleye cowithy to Port Wayne, and various unnamed residents in ill health or recovery.
C. Fitch, 65 Clinton St, advertises unlimited farm loans at 5 per cent with first mortgage on farm property, targeting farmers seeking quick access. The notice promises sample copies and hints at ongoing publication in a farm journal.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous names paired with licenses or notices. Persons include Carol Holbrook Maude Munk Charies Holmas Anu Ghananis Peton Rok Barmy Merker Victor Huguenard May Teast Willian Tomehied Batis By Holbrook Maude Noble Lola Duncan Gwylt Beey Thesdwen Wiegmann Brame Kempli Tyney Whelan Kella Av eed William Bartman Mayy Trebval Roendeck Agnes aohmelings
New York dispatch reports Harry Howard Stews, age 47, of Cleveland suspected of abducting his infant daughter. The body of the child was found, and Stews refused to explain his motive or identity. Authorities say extradition papers prepared as they pursue charges of murder and kidnapping.
Weveland Ohio October 17 body of a three month old baby was found in a lake. Stewart and his wife had been living with Mr and Mrs Wilson at 804 Supertuy. A week ago Monday night Stewart left the home with the child missing until the body surfaced Tuesday. Police believe it is the Stewart child.
A fragmented report describes a social gathering with attendees including Peltier and O Gonnary at a late evening ceremony. The text notes travel by wagon and a celebratory mood with minimal incident and several locations referenced, including Tryon and Hicksville.
Miss Mellie Loyd of Tirhaiwady and Heyberk J. Gyasvenoy united in marriage on Tuesday evening at Gweloce St Paulin Byll under Rev. Seabraase. Attendants and close relatives attended the small reception with supper. Groom to reside at 2Pe Fast Washington Street after the ceremony.
EOCOMGERILE AGENCY announces sharing the agency for the Loco-Stobile company at Bridgeport CamI, with mentions of manufacturers of steam pie mobiles. ALT White traveled to Bridgeport to arrange Hydent and notify Mr Randall, noting the company is among the world’s largest and has adopted Keblien agencies. RLY Rydal and Weve in Mark Wayne district plan a display and trial run for vehicles, aiming to showcase a new Haplay of yahieles.
An undistinct local report describes a large turnout in Chat township at the Aughnst Verena schoolhouse meeting. It notes residents attended at School House No. 8 and that the gathering was the largest ever seen in the township.
A confusion over horse title and payment leads to replevin actions. White allegedly bought and loaned horses to Bell and others, keeping the balance unpaid. Bell claims ownership through a mortgage or claim and pursues possession through court proceedings.
A committee of local ministers appointed to study district reduction rejected cutting the number of districts. The panel urged no immediate change, noting potential burdens on existing officials, while suggesting a five by five district plan could offer advantages. Reform proposals tied to Fort Wayne and Kokomo areas were discussed for future reporting to the spring conference.
Eronit Finney plans retirement as officers of the warehouse association face changes. Trustees and stockholders are notified of the shift, with Finney slated to act as an adviser to the president of the association. The move affects headquarters and operations linked to New York suppliers.
Miss Mary Leonard and Victor Huguenard were married last Wednesday at 7 a.m. in a cathedral, in the presence of a large winter gathering. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s home on Superior Street, with relatives and friends attending. Afterward, the couple and guests attended to household duties at 2 o’clock, hosting at the home of Mr and Mrs Finggionard.
Miss Emma Matkac assists Penny Roth at a wedding held last Wednesday in Cathabis. Rev Father Oechtong performed the ceremony. A Mayday home celebration followed at the bride's parents’ residence. Groom Mr Roth serves in the Aire department and will reside with his bride after the ceremony.
Incomplete OCR text with multiple garbled names and phrases about farming, travel, and a dine scenario, lacking coherent events or identifiable subjects to summarize reliably.
William L Wilson, former postmaster general and 1884 tariff author, died suddenly this morning in Lexington Virginia. He served in Congress representing West Virginia and later led the University of Virginia as president. The obituary notes his rise from congressman to cabinet member under President Cleveland and his role in shaping tariff policy.
Fragmented text offers a money loan on real estate with personal security. It references terms like 10 cents per copy, a sample offer, and mentions an address block and trial note but lacks clear details.
Public auction of described premises ordered by Allen County court. Sale set by sheriff in Shottes village area after due notices. bidders must meet all legal terms and pay required sums. Listed names include Sherives Atlan Ceusty and Janet Ornitalad among participants. Affected property details and exact location to be announced at the sale site.
Fragmented OCR text references a major project with financial figures around 4 200 000 and 250 000 sums, mentions special find agents, vinyl completion, and work on a precon denis. It lists various names and terms but lacks coherent events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a event involving Draggen near a location described as Bone iow, with references to Sun and Te and a partition between Tinlad and Ayyter. The text remains garbled, but implies a deadly incident and a possible trial or investigation.
A damaged OCR item references a settlement and legal statement involving William Spindle and Frank J. Weldy in Cleveland. Names include Civmuit Goute Felts and GEO Allupey. The fragmentary text mentions a November date and a local court action, with likely land or tenancy implications and a notice to interested parties.
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