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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1911
Page
10
A Postmaster reports a safe explosion in Andrews with three robbers looting stamps and cash. The trio fled before capture as night watchmen fired warning shots. no one was pursued and little loot was recovered. The incident prompts inspector action and safety reviews.
Washington reports the United States government is prepared to permit the International Harvester Company to readjust its organization amid talks over potential trust actions. Attorney General Wickersham and company lawyers assess a possible reorganization alongside a pending antitrust case, with negotiations in flux and four Harvester entities under scrutiny.
A damaged 1956 text fragment mentions a supposed advantage to work and cure claims. The passage references individuals and places vaguely, with odd spellings and unclear context, conveying promotional or testimonial language without clear events or outcomes.
The document outlines William F. Kindl’s eleven years of volunteer fire service. It details his roles with the Vludten company No 1 and Minuteman service under Chief trunk Vor wal. It notes daytime work at Strayer grocery during service and lists fires including Hamilton opera house and White fruit house damage. It mentions his discharge with pay and later life notes, including a Philadelphia connection and Fort Wayne employment history.
Bethany pastor Rev. Charis AL Baick attended the First Presbyterian church in Tikhart as Rev. Kuward Atanigon led the Thin Presbyterian church of Undaets in a ceremony. The evening featured an address by Mr Terumo and Rev. Dr Bol Tekoy spoke on the assembly’s work. A resolution praising Winona Assembly and Bible conference passed amid table discussions with delegates present.
Governor Marshall and R.O. Hoykins are named in a disputed ceremony linked to the Snattiah Rite. The text places Saratoga, New York, and Indianapolis figures in a confusing political context with references to a supreme council and various names.
A damaged large liner collided with a cruiser in a mid ocean incident. Details describe the vessel sizes and the ensuing emergency response as the ships endured a tense stand by and diversion of traffic while assessing casualties and damage.
A southbound Toledo and Omber Interurban struck a woman at Butler Center around 10 o clock today. The victim, reportedly a resident nearby, was killed as bystanders and officials began to document the scene and collect evidence.
A detailed account of a missionary program conducted by Ruth Ridenour featuring Miss Engel Bhond for Japan and others, with a focus on foreign missions, Christian woman’s elevation, and appeals for global evangelism. includes speaker notes and musical performances.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union held a Fort Wayne meeting at Mrs. W. TeCans home on Washington Street. Speakers and papers covered woman suffrage, protection, and state conventions, with strong sentiment backing voting rights. The next meeting is planned for October at Mrs. C. F. Mantex’s home.
A northern editor reports that a wealthy group funds a campaign in what is described as a continental effort to influence public opinion. The speaker, Mr. Trond, denounces the move as not linked to any religious or financial motive and emphasizes wide private donations from both coasts.
The text lists names Franks Bronte Moe Marka and Bennett and mentions a detective, hotel stays, and a theatrical manager. It references an adaptation of the phonostaph by two French adventants claiming vibrational recording of human heat, with police and an Intergiaw interview.
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