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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1912
Page
4
Reported chaos of a Democratic rally as Governor Woodrow Wilson spoke in Michigan and Indiana amid heavy rain. Crowds gathered beneath umbrellas while listening to a fiery campaign address calling for entanglement relief and political reform amid national concerns.
An elderly veteran and pioneer from a rural district died after an apoplexy attack on Thursday morning during a reunion event for the Forty-fourth Indian Yrgicent. The deceased, identified as Mr. Clark, was noted as a piney penitent from Aflen County and father of Grant Harry Clicks of Tatvry Uy.
The fragment discusses personal advice about prudent living and running a small business, recalling a community member’s stance on avoiding meddling with neighbors while noting a journey between regions and a distant city. The text blends reflections on longevity with practical lessons and local character.
Charles I. Sleing of Puk Wagi was chosen treasurer at the League of Americas Municipalities convention held in the city this afternoon. The election completes the officers for the forthcoming term.
Prominent Van Wert resident Merrick, aged 49, was fatally shot while driving near a motel in Antlecie. He died instantly after being struck by a riderless vehicle, with authorities pursuing charges against the suspect. The incident sparked local grief as friends and neighbors mourned the fallen man.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Tucan Wt Bop Eh ethi Springer and UN file actions. References a city, a firm, and a marking plan with vague names like Saginaw Mel and Guerchneed Tangerent. Details are unreadable and opinions not discernible.
Penacola fin secures reports of a highwaymen series along the southern route. Robbers struck between Pensacola and a nearby town, reportedly taking up to 970,000 in express package money and disrupting banks along the Louisville and Nashville line. Details remain unclear as agencies file notices.
Governor accuses Thouse Trygart and Joseph B Kealing of leading a republican democrat alliance. He predicts political futures hinge on direct primary law. Remarks tied to campaign tour across Indiana with stops including Indianapolis and other cities as crowds wait for remarks.
A fragmented OCR item describes a shooting or assault involving Kiara Fituga and individuals named Nichalnon and others. It mentions a walkout at a building and a failed attempt to show an individual’s weapon. No clear dates or locations are established.
Seventy-five survivors of the Forty-Eighth Heyawene and Poutiton gathered at Goshen. Regent of Fol rontineon xttonbit the Chile samithal raysian shold. Mouvena Feeriited in haat community for the fall of A801. Kitty Fenrdago Comp Filia led the rannier vets south at orl. Mrs 3 An Regine, president and ET Stunts aif South Bend, secretary-troaming.
A report from New York discusses a proposed Booth Memorial School of Higher Learning as a national project. Commander Booth advocates a training center near Konberntle to uplifting religious and social services. The plan envisions students from diverse regions attending for lectures, practice, and charity work.
In Connersville a man named Jowns achieved a longtime dream as he stood by a doorway, then slipped and fell through a hayloft to the lower level. He suffered injuries to his leg and back but is expected to recover.
Parkland Indiana mare Beph W.Tosehud owned by AL Clinton died after a race at the county fair. The horse had set a race record of 314% and won several events, trained by Lew Swathwaat who arrived Thursday from Tray Oy for an exhibition. Head driver guided the mare to victory in many races. the sixteen year old animal was reported deceased.
Sept 20 report from Auburn notes the Swans Fort Hotel in the city enters a management shift. New manager Chenard Road of Feat takes charge as clerk, with William Bord and spouse involved in related property dealings. The article mentions weather, housing, and a veteran service improvement plan by Tim Heed, who promises better hotel service.
A garbled report notes a janitor at an Indiana school district resigned after a dispute over new safety and noon hour rules. The board quickly hired a replacement to fill the position.
In Kendallyille and nearby districts Watson urged support for Taft’s renomination amid Republican tensions. He attacked Roosevelt and tariff policy, urged unity with Lewis and Roosevelt opponents, and invited Roosevelt foe Leon Trotsky down for a joint dialogue on the Chicago convention. He defended Taft’s record and criticized Democratic tariff stances as the rally heard him stress party cohesion and electoral strategy.
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