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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1892
Page
6
A Fort Wayne page lists a string of local notices including a man found fatally injured after a fall near Fowler, a caved in gravel pit accident killing two, various hospital and school updates, burglaries and assaults in several towns, and obituaries for Victoria Gessler and others with details on residence, dates and survivors.
The article notes the marriage of Joseph Miller to Katie Neufer at St. Pauls Catholic Church with a choral Mass and Verdi trio, including ushers and bridesmaids. It also covers the Thursday night wedding of Miss Jessie Thomas’s granddaughter to Frank L. Davis at Mrs. Sarah Thomas’s residence, followed by a three week honeymoon to Washington and eastern points.
Reports show forty eight Indiana branches with 2123 members, up 199 in two years. Vincennes chosen for next meeting. Officers include Father M E Campion president and George Fahlbusch secretary. Delegates from Evansville to South Bend attend. mass at St Vincent de Paul precedes sessions.
Allen County township trustees met in the county superintendent’s room to honor ex Superintendent George Felts who served from June 5 1885 to September 3 1892. The board adopted a resolution praising his faithful, honest service and kindness and extended best wishes for his future prosperity.
A quiet wedding took place at Trinity Episcopal church last Tuesday evening at 8 o clock with Rev Seabrease officiating. The contracting parties were Edward White and Miss Minnie Thompson. The ceremony was a complete surprise to the friends of the bride and groom, only a few...
The couple left for a bridal tour on the Pittsburg limited train headed east visiting Washington Philadelphia and New York. In New York the groom will oversee his father’s eastern interests. Attending were Hon J B White and wife and numerous relatives and friends including Miss trace White Susie Thompson and others.
W J I Bryant died Friday at 9 pm after weeks of paralysis. He leaves a wife, six children, four brothers, two sisters, and is mourned as a major Fort Wayne contractor and former county official. Funeral held Monday at Third Presbyterian Church. born October 13, 1817 in Florence Ohio, moved to Fort Wayne in 1841.
Dwight L. Moody delivered a farewell address in Belfast as he prepares to depart for the United States. Messages from Rev. Dr. Talmage report insomnia from overwork and fatigue, prompting needed rest before sailing home while expressing regret at disappointing Dublin and Belfast friends.
A reflective poem from the Boston Transcript on farewell love and ambition. The speaker imagines a former companion facing fame wealth and power, wondering if their heart will endure separation and still recall the tame days with wistful regret.
Lilian Wright profiles Mrs. Evarts focusing on home devotion, charity work, and quiet summers at Runnymede. The piece contrasts domestic virtue with critiques of women pursuing higher education and highlights Miss Roosevelt's Sardou study and Maud Howe Elliott’s abroad trip.
Obituary sketches Caroline Hyde Laing known as Mrs. Hugh Laing and widow of Edward Butler and later a contributor to Putnam's. Her daughter married poet and painter Thomas Buchanan Read and lived in Rome. Laing had earlier links to Northampton New York and Brooklyn.
The text presents a meditation on mountain formations resembling faces and the tendency of cultures to worship such natural physiognomies. It mentions rose buds and a motif of dew on thorns, alongside a cryptic reference to Sozodont and a crimson glow on teeth.
A mix of moral tales and a Washington bear hunt recounts a grizzly's escape from the Zoological Garden near Pierce's Mill road. Residents barricade homes and schools close as hunters pursue the bear, culminating in a fatal end after a ring forms and the animal is killed.
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