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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
6
The Brownsville gathering fills the church with ages from infants to elders as Maxfield Wayne announces a singing school. Deacon Snyder và local youth secure funding while Nannie charms the audience, drawing Dick’s jealousy. Wayne plans sessions nightly except Sundays starting tomorrow.
In Brownaville Mrs. Porter agrees to host Mr. Wayne the singing teacher, after Nannie persuades her parents. Dick grows jealous as Nannie plans to visit the host lot near her home and the class is split between old fashions and new singing styles. Deacon Snyder clashes with Wayne over hymn delivery. Samantha backs Wayne while keeping family harmony.
The Allgemeine Deutsche Sprachverein offers a prize of 1000 marks for the best study of slang used by seamen. The award reflects interest in nautical jargon and linguistic customs among sailors.
Florida produced 425000 tons of phosphate last year and Germany bought 300000 tons. A stray line notes a girl with a pretty face and her mirror reflecting on it.
The account describes three members of Company F, Twenty sixth United States Volunteers killed by Filipino forces near Visaya after being bound and torn apart by a carabao and dogs. The report includes reflections on Filipino views of Americans and mentions wartime dispatches and civilian commentary about American presence overseas.
Health department findings show Manila with a death rate above forty percent based on a careful count of natives and Chinese in the city. Six months of 190X saw 6,205 deaths including 2,041 children, with beriberi, tuberculosis, and smallpox among top causes amid rising bubonic plague cases and leprosy concerns.
The Rock Island opens a $60,000 Peoria passenger station while Union Pacific records an 8 hour Cheyenne to Omaha run. Clover Leaf sells for $12.2 million to Hartshorn & Peyton. Illinois Central trains reroute via Springfield. Great Northern plans Mesaba to Lake Superior cut-off. Michigan Central and Lake Shore report east bound tonnage. Wabash abandons party-rate rule. Santa Fe earns $80.7 million in eight months, up $3.44 million. Southeastern association posts party-rate abolition after April 30. Cincinnati Richmond and Mancle Railway incorporates in Indiana, aiming for a Chicago link. Chicago and Eastern Illinois allies with Mobile and Ohio. New Union town and WV lines to start in June. Attempts to block by Pennsylvania and B&O fail. Omaha notes plan to connect Northwestern and Kansas City Southern lines via Des Moines routes.
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