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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
3
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette notes Claynool’s treasury is empty after treasurer Mr Emler absconded with the books. It headlines a quick sequence of local and Indiana political items and questions actions on gas pricing by the city council while criticizing democratic party tactics.
A critical view accuses seven common council members of framing a Traction company franchise to quell anger in remote wards. The text argues the vote delays streetcar relief, promising eight more months before improvements, while urging accountability as residents face mud and snow without service. The piece questions honesty and calls out political entanglements amid a tense public debate.
Rural Mail inspector Francis Dice reviews proposed changes in DeKalb County routing. Several routes may start from Waterlon Bicker and Auburn, with others inspected from Cortana and St. Tne. If approved, service to about fourteen county routes could begin by early September, while other nearby counties already serve county residents. Postmaster Ferree of Marion reports orders to extend rural routes on August 15 in his additional carriers.
Goshen Democrat reports Senator Alrey arranging Pathfinders rally with Lew V. Wirey as state senator candidate from Alley county. Wirey oversees Pathfinders as state manager and recently earned a Paris Expo grand prize. Clymer aids in establishing a Goshen local branch with forty members. Urey to help form the lodge within ten days and plan a Goshen Pathfinders gathering in August as Supreme officers visit Wart Wayne degree centers.
The Amalgamated Association of Tin Plate Workers faces a proposed 25 cent per box reduction amid talks with American Tin Plate Co. Efforts to secure orders from Standard Oil for 390000 boxes next year face counter moves. Lodges showed mixed votes August 1, with rank and file possibly favoring the change despite lodge opposition. The verdict on Tuesday remains pending.
The court upheld an injunction restricting July oats corner trades as Waite Thornbury Co and others seek to curb alleged market manipulation. Judge Chytrans ordered limits on bids and margins while allowing normal board actions, with next steps set for continued hearings and potential dissolution motions.
One person was injured in a wreck at the ore transport scene. The incident left debris and wreckage scattered across the site as responders secured the area and assessed damages. Further details were not available.
The report notes arrests of several anarchists in London and Sydney era events, detailing alleged correspondence with propertied figures. A Mount Kinobla coal mine explosion near Wollongong results in heavy loss of life with 149 miners rescued and 100 believed still entombed. authorities fear further recoveries. At The Hague a disturbance at Aly Mines leaves thirteen dead and dozens wandering. Lord Kitchener is presented with a sword of bones at a Cape Town dinner in his honor.
Tad Fay Padge Wolverton, affluentPsi figure who secured his children’s surrender with a shotgun, arrived this morning amid divorce and alimony suits. He was arrested on dun charges and may be arraigned this afternoon. He reportedly returned from Windsor, Canada after encouragement from lifelong friend William Nannan. the children remain in Canada.
Coroner Dr W W Carvelt ordered an inquest into the death of Geo WH Ward a Pennsylvania man who had been employed by John Imier near Dixon. Ward started to walk to town last evening and was killed between passing trains his body brought to the city and placed in Pellier s embalming rooms.
The article notes efforts to finance an interurban line from Elkhart to Winona via Nappanee, seeking about 21,008 dollars with 15,000 already owned by Buckley and 14,000 to be disposed of by a committee. It discusses local population, capital, and skepticism about securing funds for the 35 mile route amidst limited local investment.
Local notice reflects confusion on a reported sale of the Goshen South Road inter urban line. Vague statements from Sol AL Wood deny any completed transfer or concrete terms.
Contracts filed with the county recorder show eleven deeds transferring land strips west of town to a traction company for right of way. The consideration is $498 and the properties are owned by Toh Ne Mitter Imeline Holmes P. W. Schaberg H. Moore Smith Milini D Belle Brooks D. Shephera zer Sarah P. Hatusty Elizabeth Kyeisher and Catherine Gunsett.
Attorney Thomas E Bracken represents the Muncie Hartford City and Fork Value Railroad in securing the right of way for a new electric line from Hartford City north toward Montpelier. Some parcels have been obtained from several towns, with progress continuing to secure remaining tracts for the corridor.
Secretary Root arrived in Havre aboard the steamship La Savoie to represent the United States government in greeting French officials. He conveyed the minister of war’s delegation and saluted the French government on the republic’s behalf, expressing goodwill and mutual amity as American and French authorities engage in formal ceremony.
The Sunday school and Banday school combined Christian gathering met at Swinney Park with scholars and members marching along the lanes for Joye Uys day festivities. Piekickers gathered at West Tepe for a Sleek Christian stare at 10 o'clock. The procession concluded with outdoor games, singing, and addresses, ending in an enjoyable event.
In Chicago Ceucagm July 31 refusals by employers to sign a wage proposal from the Bailermakers and Shipbuilders union threaten a 3500 man strike tomorrow. Thirty five shops are affected and the dispute may widen to other trades. Frederick W. Job, chairman of the state bank of whitration, plans to set a time to urge employers to participate.
A fragmented report describes a railroad or highway crash near Huntington with a passenger involved. The text mentions a wheeling car and leap from trucks, but details are unclear and some names and outcomes are missing.
Tracy still on the run in Washington state as reports place him near Ellensburg, a man claiming to be him uses a car and weapons while evading a posse. Details from the field describe a tense pursuit with sightings near the Casqunte region and the valley of the Columbia River, painting a chaotic chase through rural towns and cabins.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an Indiana educator and superintendent position at a state university. It references exams or duties and a possible connection to Pennsylvania Weight House, but the legible content is garbled and uncertain about names, dates, or clear events.
Local column reports numerous city happenings. Businessmen Bonn and the Franks greet associates on Mish Street while A W Wenning and A D Schaffer attend to mill operations. Several residents, merchants, and officials travel for work, ceremonies, and social events. A church and civic group discuss plans for an upcoming gathering at Swiney Park, and a light of the White destination is noted in a community meeting.
A garbled report says a local sprint event yielded a confession by a runner named Dordiehor after a race in Urensbane. Court actions followed with Alderman Beever and Johnny Cusmors tied to the case. Stilson faced $10,000 bonds as warrants were issued for several defendants.
A dubious patent remedy advertisement promotes Alma-Arnmiy No. 1 from Detroit Michigan as a cure for rheumatism nerve disorders stomach issues and headaches. It claims rapid relief and offers a trial by mail with prepaid return and a request for personal details.
A special from Richmond reports arrest of Meek Wo AL Garey of Elan dum county Indiana on a charge tied to a statewide swindle. The incident centers on alleged pirated acts and falsified claims leading to the perjury accusation.
In the next four days a sale reduces the price of rain goats and Mackin Toshes. Aral Wackintoshes will be available at half price as part of the promotional event narrated by S. Patterson.
An explosion at a Baltic mill severely damages the building and injures several workers. Authorities report a catastrophic blast demolished sections of the facility and responders work to secure the site and aid the injured. No further details on cause or casualties were released.
Reuben S. Patterson issues inquiry over a sale offering blue serge coats priced at about 1.98 dollars. The fragmented notice mentions potential buyers and requests details or clarification regarding the deal and availability.
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