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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1900

Page

4

Law for Islands Philippines Sets MacArthur Civil Rule

Manila Friday Sug 31 officials publish an extract from instructions stating the commission under General MacArthur may legislate until a central civil government is formed. It covers imports taxation education civil service and appointments while municipal and departmental governments report to MacArthur. Military forces stay to suppress insurrection and maintain order under his orders.

Manila Government of the Philippines Commission of Peace MacArthur Secretary of War Congress Co Ttsg General MacArthur

Frar for Manila Steamer California Sealed Voyage Delays

The California bound for Manila with nearly 8000 tons of army supplies is overdue from Honolulu by about fifteen days, with 45 days at sea and 20 percent insurance offered. Built at Union Ironworks, 488 feet long, maiden voyage, commanded by Captain George D. Morrison for the American-Hawaiian Steamship line under government charter.

San Francisco Cal California Manila Philippines Honolulu Union Ironworks American-Hawaiian Steamship Company Government George D. Morrison New York

Corbin Defends Canteen in Army Temperance Fight

Adjutant General Corbin writes Senator Sewell that the army canteen promotes temperance and discipline. He cites fewer court-martial trials and fewer desertions, noting improved health. Spirits are banned. beer and light wines sold only with CO approval to prevent external drinking.

Wshington Corbin Sewell New Jersey Senate War Department Army

Third Presbyterian Church to vacate old church

Congregation will hold closing service in the old church on Sunday the 30th. The building will be turned over to Mossman Yarnelle & Go. on October 1. Trustees seek a south side hall lease to continue services until the new church is completed.

Third Presbyterian Church Messrs. Mossman, Yarnelle & Go

Mossman Yarnelle to Use Old Holman Calhoun Site

Messrs Mossman Yarnelle and Co will convert the old structure at Holman and Calhoun streets into a warehouse for the present. They plan to erect a large warehouse on the site next year.

Messrs. Mossman

Arresting Rioters in Akron Prompt Arrests

Akron Ohio authorities began arrests of rioters from last week. Twelve workingmen were taken into custody and jailed at night as Police guarded the jail. Company F. O. N. G. was held in its armory to deter trouble. Names include John Lacey Sandy Coppard Charles Timmerman Lew Neigh John Mann Olaf Roose John Ring Peter Spellman Norman Breckinridge William Averill and Arthur Sprague.

Akron Company F N. G John Lacey Sandy Coppard Charles Timmerman Lew Neigh John Mann Olaf Roose John Ring Peter Spellman Norman Breckinridge William Averill Arthur Sprague

Fort Wayne En Campment Week Reveals Grand Flag Display

Fort Wayne plans a lavish encampment week for the national gathering of the Union Veteran Legion. The city will decorate the main thoroughfare between the railroads with hundreds of flags and banners, with stands at Market Square Old Fort Park Tawton Park and the courthouse. Generals and dignitaries will review parades, and Sunday services in churches will precede the events. The committee seeks extra lodging, urging residents with rooms to contact 17 Arcade, as visitors will pay for accommodations, and hotels will be strained to house thousands.

Union Veteran Legion Calhoun Street Fort Wayne Committee On Decorations Glendon Decorating Company Market Square Wayne Street Veteran Legion Wouters W. J. Bryan Old Fort Park Nother W. C. P. Breckinridge Tawton Park Court House Lawton Park

Mary Sullivan to wed Pittsburg conductor John Haley

The engagement of Miss Mary Sullivan to John Haley is announced. The ceremony will occur Wednesday morning at St Patricks Catholic church with Miss Mary Falvey as bridesmaid and Will Haley of Convoy Ohio as best man. A wedding breakfast follows at the bride’s home. The couple plans an extended western trip afterward.

Mary Cornelius Sullivan John Haley Pittsburg St. Patrick's Catholic Church Mary Falvey Will Haley Convoy Ohio Groony

Miles Sees Chinese Crisis Might Drag World War

Chicago dispatch reports General Nelson A Miles warning the Chinese situation remains acute and could trigger a general war of powers over partition of China. He predicts dismemberment would threaten U.S. safety as European powers covet American riches, and cites possible U.S.-Russia harmony as the only hopeful path.

Chicago Nelson A. Miles China Celestial Empire United States Miles America Russia Rassia Trans-Siberian Railway

Naw Band Attends Odd Fellows Picnic in Zanesville Ind

Dry weather persists hindering farm work. Charley Sterling rents his farm to Joe Scott of Balbec. Mrs Mary White of Halkaska Mich visiting daughter. Tol Degor swears cigars and calls it a girl. Miss Lela Grege returns from Pennville. Corn cutting begins and corn looks good. Elmer Ryan sells his mule team to Jon Stuts. J A Collett visits the city on Saturday. Supper planned Wednesday at Bill Longgardner's for new M E church fund.

Charley Sterling Joe Scott Balbec Mary White Halkaska Mich Tol Degor Lela Grege Pennville Elmer Ryan Jon Stuts J. A. Collett Bill Longgardner M. E. Church

Allen county teachers at county institute in historic turnout

Over 350 teachers attend the Allen county annual institute at West Jefferson Street Church of Christ. Superintendent F. J. Young presides, J. W. Hursh elected secretary, with Prof. William Miles leading music and Rev. E. W. Allen delivering a devotional. Miss Anna E. Logan and Dr. J. F. Brown present lectures on nature study and educational psychology.

Allen County Jefferson Street Church of Christ F. J. Young J. W. Hursh Perry Township William Miles Fort Wayne E. W. Allen Anna E. Logan Cincinnati Miss Logan Logan Brown J. F. Brown Earlham College Richmond

Farmers Institute in Marion township draws modest turnout

A joint township institute held in Marion township last Thursday drew a modest crowd but proved a success. Speakers including Mrs. DeVilbiss on Common Things and Mrs. Rose Houk urging home beautification with flowers highlighted a program rich in practical farming advice from Alexander Johnson on gardening and milk buttering tips from Frank Hubler and W F DeVilbiss. An executive committee of Marion Smith and Frank Hubler was appointed to attend the county committee meeting.

Marion Township Marion Smith Frank Hubler

Gomez Refuses Honor in Cuba Constitution Draw

Gen Maximo Gomez declines the Nationalist nomination to the Cuban constitutional convention saying he avoids politics and will not assist in drafting a constitution if a protectorate is required. The telegrams over Cuba's future ties with the United States drew accusations of unpatriotism from some parties. Meanwhile Wood reports order across Cuba as jails empty and schools expand. Perfecto Lacoste and Diego Tamayo are named to the convention from Santiago and Havana.

United States Cuba Tacon Havana Wood Ducaro Senor Perfecto Lacoste Planters’ Association Santiago Diego Tamayo

Prairie Grove chapel hosts ice cream social in Sand Point

Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. Welbaum the ladies of Prairie Grove chapel held an ice cream social with a large crowd. Lydia Bennett of Chapman Kansas visits her sister Mrs. W B McMahen and mother Mrs. Susan Robertson. Little River Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on a class of candidates last Tuesday evening followed by a banquet for candidates and members hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. McMaken.

N. Welbaum Prairie Grove Chapel Lydia Bennett Chapman, Kas WB. McMahen Susan Robertson Little River Grange W. @. McMaken Wil

Saloon Contention in Maysville Faces Commissioners

The Springheld township battle over a Maysville saloon ends with Commodore Hickman granted a license amid no remonstrances. The county faces a remonstrance against John M Himbert for a new saloon on East Creighton Avenue in the Tenth ward after 408 voters signed. Himbert cites questions about signer eligibility as his attorney notes.

Springheld Township Maysville Commodore Hickman John M. Himbert East Creighton Avenue Himbert C. A. Hays Down

Habit and Ancestors Discuss Consciousness at Institute

This afternoon Dr. Brown explored habit in psychology noting its basis in the nervous system and education’s role in making the nervous system an ally. Dr. B Von Kahlden spoke on Our Ancestors covering German history religion and mythology as the institute continues through Friday noon.

Fort Wayne West Jefferson Street Wayrie Washington Elektron St. Joe Adams Elektron Building Lafayette Pleasant Jefferson Jackson Monroe Townley Madison Marion Hoagland Lake Iboite Pery Eel River Huntertown Springfield

Community Notes From Fort Wayne Winter Prep

Aubler Union William Hubler spent Sunday at home. Mrs Jol n Hubler and Mrs Robina Orvis with daughter Mary return to Fort Wayne for the winter to pursue education. Frank Fortmier considers renting Mr F Geiseling farm to raise hogs. Claude Racine and wife visited parents Sunday. Nettie Bowser and Lillie Felger, guests of Lizzie Karriger last week, returned home. John Karriger and family returned from Chicago enjoying a good time. Rally day will be observed Sunday.

Suns New Haven William Hubler Fort Wayne Anna Kruse A. Melching Howard Byall Henry Phillips Racine BR. L. Orvis George Stolte Indianapolis Mr. Stolte A. Stolte A. Dougherty Washington Township Itr Joln Hubler Robina Orvis Mary Frank Fortmier F. Geiseling Claude Racine Nettie Bowser Lillie Felger Lizzie Karrigerr John Karriger Chicago

Nickel Plate Road Excursion Tickets For Grand Circuit Meet

TNE Nickel Plate Road will sell excursion tickets to Fort Wayne Indiana from September 17 to 21 for the Grand Circuit Thace Meet at one fare for the round trip between Bellevue and Valparaiso Tickets are valid returning to September 22 Send wire or visit nearest agent OC Asterlin TP A Pi Wayne Tad lattes cats 1div 11 18 1B 21 w38t Fos Flaherty knocked out Johnnia Ball Thursday evening at Columbia City in seven rounds Flaherty dominated Ball Democrats of Arcola plan a pole raising next Friday John H Aiken to deliver address Mrs D W Nickey returns home from Colorado West End youth house party at Cherry Grove farm on Wednesday Thursday

Ft. Wayne Ind Thace Bellevue Valpasuso A. Asterlin Pi Wayne Tad Lattes Fos Flaherty Johnnia Columbia City Flaherty Democrats Arcola John H. Aiken D. W. Nickey Ghurubusco G. C. Stemen Colorado West End Cherry Grover Farm

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LAW For Islands FRAR Uncle Sam Re McMaken Odd Fellows Zanesville Dawkins Allen County Institute DR. Brown Psychology Dunlip Knox and Youmnan Clothiers Calhoun St Farmers Institute Gomez Skelton BELL West Main Street Kane Block B. W. Skelton Aubler Union TNE Nickel Plate Road
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