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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1900
Page
4
The Wayne Dry Goods Co presents itself as a new store promising high quality merchandise at lower prices. It emphasizes first class dry goods, substantial capital, and broad stock to meet community needs.
Fragmented OCR details a chaotic, erroneous narrative with scattered names and places. It references Wayne Dry Goods Co opposite the White Pruit house on Calhoun Street and includes garbled dialogue and dates, alongside mentions of individuals and institutions such as Fort Wayne College of Mobility.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a fatal or near fatal incident with a person badly murt or murdered and a pursuit or escape. The text mentions a thief or suspect, a highway or street setting, and a concussion, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text notes a private car missing in Chicago near a Wellington hotel. It references Ina Gen AQ Mine iMcMalin and Terre House chief of police, with vague details about a man and possible links to a race, yet no trace of him after weeks. Stamps and other garbled names appear.
A lengthy denunciation by Kern targets trusts and the money power, urging workers to vote against politicians aligned with trusts. He contrasts wages, prices, and living costs with the supposed benefits of trust control, invoking Jacksonian themes and warning of European influence and imperial ventures. The address recalls Beveridge and condemns wealth concentration while urging labor to unite at the ballot box.
County commissioners met and filled several township vacancies for elective office. Names include John H. Esmian in Thirtewith, Toler McNolty in Dwenrers, and William Rock in Dwanty. other townships list multiple appointees such as Jane Bagash in Springfeld and Florentine Roy in Madjeon.
Court notes report a drunken dispute between near neighbors leading to a smiting in Tyelice Fynnee's court, with potential out of court settlement. Divorce filings include George H. McKenzie seeking divorce from Ella McKom Somers and Kennerk as their attorney. Other suits include Ollen Smith suing Ashfjord F. Siikh for divorce, with W. G. Colerick as attorney. A case for Emmi Baesert for support was dismissed in superior court. May Ehevenberg sues Poor Handmaids of Christ for minor amount. J E B Groves listed as attorney.
A roster of individuals includes Joh Mageman and wsmelia Schrage, Moses Jacobs and Amandy Areler, Edward Butwle and Caroline Arpeleeberg, Frank B. Haman and Mary Ste phins, Phin Antov and Rosia F. Bary, Jacob H. Mandeville and Ada Belle Penverton, plus Frank Meyer and Clara Danterr. The fragmentary text presents paired names without clear context or event.
The notice advertises new goods from Sun U.S. Sinmp and a rail fare deal for round trips at one and one third fare. Tickets valid October 9th through November 1st with return by November 8th on Peerless Daily Express trains. Contact nearest agent or C A Astertln Port Wayne Ind. 29 25 90 w1t Henry Koblinger, hardware merchant, has returned from an accident ordeal in New Jersey with related effects.
Sophia Beache a long time resident of St Joe township died at 6 this morning at her son in law Aime Chausse home at age 84 years 17 months 29 days after five weeks illness heart trouble. Born March 1 1830 in Canton Terne Switzerland she came to Arie jen with husband in 1850 settling in St Joe township. Husband died over twenty years ago. Survived by two daughters Mrs Shouse of St Joe township and Mrs Carroll of Randolph street. Member of Grace Reformed Church. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10:30 from her residence and 11 from Bower's chapel Mayesville road Rev ALK Zarkman will officiate and burial will be in Bower cemetery.
Maggie MeWherter aged 48 died Monday night at St Joseph's hospital. She had come from Decale and worked at Las Shore hotel. no relatives located. Police sought next of kin as funeral arrangements were being made at Schoner Welch's.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs James Karber of 44 Glacegow avenue died at 9 o clock from brain trouble aged one year and eleven days. Funeral services will be held at the residence Thursday afternoon at 1 o clock.
A private dispatch received at Kingston Jamaica reports the sudden death of Simon Sam, president of Hayte. The news has been confirmed and caused great excitement among the Hayhen exile. Golerke Bros. open a retail grocery at 167 East Jefferson Street.
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