Fort Wayne Gazette Adopted Ties to Rail Line Interests
Fort Wayne Gazette notes the city’s secured railroad development via a Toledo to Indianapolis trunk line. At the Commercial Club meeting last night, attendees voiced strong support for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, praising its importance to Fort Wayne and urging it receive the city’s backing and adequate facilities.
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Fort Wayne
Toledo
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Company
Pensylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Fork
Wayne
American Mineral Production 1901 totals and trends
A United States Geological Survey report by David T. Day details the 1901 mineral resources value at 1,086,529,621 dollars, the second year surpassing the 1 billion mark. Iron and coal remain leading products despite iron’s decline, with coal rising to 348,910,468 dollars. Nonmetallic products jumped to 567,261,144 dollars, while metallic products fell to 548,268,377 dollars.
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United States
Uuiter States Geological Surge
David T. Day
Alaska
Colorado
Good Roads Movement Gains Attention in Congress
Representative J A Belcher of Cleveland pushes for early action on a good roads bill introduced last session. The plan would authorize a president appointed representative from each department and national bodies to convene with governors to draft legislation for public road improvements and related rural services. The first house bill calls for a $20 million road construction appropriation.
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J. A. Belcher
Cleveland
Congress
Beicher
Farmers of America
Committee On Agriculture
Departments of War, Agriculture, Galerivy and Postasive
National Good Roads Association
National League For Good Roads
Reidler
Brownlow
Tennessee
Ohio
Auction Sale of Jewelry at Sievert's
The sale began last evening with rapid bidding as Ravens, an expert auctioneer, described each item clearly. Today features a lady's dam and a private sale has ended, with all goods to be sold at auction until exhausted. doors open at 1 30 this afternoon, next sale starts promptly at 2 o'clock. evening sale begins at 7:00.
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Ravens
Trey
Fort Wayne Boat May Win Lipton Cup in Interlake Race
Fort Wayne boat to contend for the 3,500 Lipton Cup in the Interlake yacht races on the Great Lakes this summer. Kehos Boat and Motor Co submits a 25-foot vessel proposal by invitation from the Chicago Yacht Club. Mr. Kehoe, back from Chicago, expresses confidence in securing the contract.
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Dval
Port Wayne
Interlake
Great Lakes
Thomas Lipton
Kehos Boat and Motor Company
Chicago
Kehoe
Giiingo
Miners Hear Witnesses As Strife Marks Scranton Inquiry
In Scranton today the anthracite stake commission heard miners describe harsh conditions at Hagleton and Middle coal fields. Witnesses alleged favoritism against union critics and feared reporting unsafe mine sites to inspectors, who may face company-backed dismissal threats. Settlement talks were rumored but not confirmed, with decisions expected in New York.
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Scranton
Anthracite Stake Commission
Hagleton
Middle Toal
Himes
New York
Navy Sets Rules for Three Fleets Naval Maneuver Drills
The navy department reveals the rules guiding a mock three fleet clash in the West Indies. White Aces led by Sumner and Crowninshield and Blue Heel under Higginson stage a staged mining and port seizure to test engagement timings. The exercise covers fleet sighting, port entry, mining, and victory conditions based on force parity and timing.
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Washington
Navy Department
Harapon
North Avartic
South Atlan
West Indies
Sumner
Crowninshield
Blue Heel
Higginson
Blue Fleet
Latitide
Barbasdoes
Porto Rican
Mayaguez
Great Berber
Culebra
Jess
Bryan letters and party tensions cited in Indiana election
A Globe Democrat dispatch reports that Bryan sent many letters to Louisiana and Indiana Democrats urging defeat of their party tickets. The Commoner criticizes the Kansas City platform, warns against eroding party unity, and notes Republican efforts to nominate congressmen. Indiana’s results expose failed harmony and the risks of compromise with Republicans. Indiana Democratic woes and 1904 gubernatorial hopefuls in Indiana are noted, including Newton Gilbert and George A H Shidelet.
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Calmel Bryan
St. Lewis Globe Democrat
Jalianapolis
Mr. Bryan
Kansas City
New York
Diga Bryan
Indiana
Newton Gilbert
Fort Wayne
Arden
George A. H. Shidelet
Marion
Societies Elect Officers In Fort Wayne and Indiana Lodges
Fort Wayne fraternal groups named new officers. Fraternal Order of Eagles listed Worthy Past President G William Wilson and other officers. Fraternal Assurance Society announced officers for 1903. Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana chose leaders headed by John McNulty and Michael Howtine. Wayne Tent lodge elected officers including Henry Tieriany and John Hall.
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Fort Warne
Fraternal Assurance Society
Tohn
Pfeiffer
M. WV. Kemp
W.A. Ferris
Mrs. Frances
J. B. NM
Dis
E. J. Perrer
Carl Yaple
L. Jamieson
New Guard
Lee J. Inde
Ourer
A. J. Nail
Ada Mundeville
K. J. Hussler
Ww. H. Dawkins
Plumadore
St. Patricky Counen
Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana
J. F. Delaney
John McNulty
Willie Balmer
Michael Howtine
John C. Selsh
George Harkenrifler
Collecor
Bernard Kessman
Thosa Gorman
Lontspied
Joseph Kirk
William Fry
William Kehoe
Lawitate
Megtmeyer
Henry Altekruse
Sentinel
Alg. Baker
Noth Crawford
Mines and forces set for lively contest sequence
William H. Hart and Secretary of State Union B Hunt discuss a table of resources noting the Blue force must be fifty percent greater than the White. With this array of material the contest is certain to be lively.
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William H. Hart
Union
Hunt
Cold Wave Sweeps Across States With Freezing Temps
The cold wave hits multiple states with subzero readings and snow. In Alexandria Louisiana the Red River rises as frost and chilling winds grip the region. Topeka Kansas reports severe zero weather while Little Rock Arkansas records a 22 degree drop and first snows. Vicksburg Mississippi endures rain and snow squalls with freezing temps. A Dallas jeweler ad notes miniature cuckoo clocks at Green's Arcade.
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Topeka
Kus
Kansas
Bob
Little Rock
Ark
Dallas
Green's
Arcade
Richmond Brief Weather Report Shows Net Loss Turnover
Richmond Ind December 1 The weather report for Tuesday cites operating expenses and receipts with a deficit. The repair account stands at 7 18 and materials at 40a1a. Officials expect the plant to become profitable in time despite November showing.
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Richmond
Ind
Were Not Men Wanted, Laporte Ing. Dec 3
In Adgerton C after sanitation he ordered the release of three men held on suspicion of murdering Wesley Reynolds. No developments today.
Dollar Oil A Fact Ohio Market Update Dec 4
Crude oil prices rose three cents as dollar oil set at $1.06 for North Lima and $1.01 for South Lima. Wanted: chronically experienced stenographer. Apply Noor, eich on isnilding.
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Ohio
North
Lima
South
Stenager
Noor
Eich
Isnilding
Hair supplies at Rodenbeck's 1004 Calhoun
Switches. Nothing improves a ladys appearance as much as a fine head of hair. Ty mature has out supplied you, you can find just what you need at Rodenbeck's 1004 Calhoun Lau Block Steod-tt.
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Rodenbeck's
Calhoun
Lau
Unclear Readership Promo Text Prompts Broad Use
Fragmentary lines suggest a newspaper promo praising the Journal-Cazette for breadth and usefulness. No discernible events, dates, or identifiable entities are present beyond the publication name and generic statements about readers seeking results.
Diptheria Case Reported in Philley Family on Victoria Street
Local health note records a new diphtheria case within the Philley family at Victoria Street. The item also recalls recent social happenings including a Buffalo Jill Show tour and a farewell gathering for Mr. Arthur Ervin at the Kammeyer country home in Lake township.
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Philley
Victoria Street
Buffalo
New York
Dow
Great Britain
France
Germany
Wayre
Chris, Christiansen
Clyde Fields
von §. Goetz
West
Randsh
Indianapolis
Arithur Ervin
California
Joseph Farvin
Pardon for Habitual Criminals in Ohio
The Ohio Board of Pardons recommends pardoning habitual criminals imprisoned in the state penitentiary under the habitual criminal act. The recommendation discusses minimum terms and the authority to grant clemency, noting prior convictions and the structure of penalties.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohin
Doe
Etate Board of Pardons
Isis
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