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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1902
Page
6
A chaotic roundhouse scene followed a roof fall as Morris led a banquet carried by trains and crowds swelled the city. Reports describe a tense night with many uninjured, but several workers and guests were affected by debris, the command to evacuate, and a later cleanup. The incident tied to Pennsylvania line stakeholders drew attention to maintenance, safety, and ongoing industrial activity in the area.
Fort Wayne and Chienga announce a large building and siding expansion, requiring about 5.1 million dollars for new terminals and allied works. Project involves multiple engineers from Pennsylvania on duty, with several taking leave or returning to service as contractors prepare sites.
A chaotic worldwide airing of telegraphic news arrives in London as King Edward VI is proclaimed peace in South Africa. Crowds gather outside Buckingham Palace and newsracks flash the message amid cheers for the victorious troops and the king. Helpless hawkers profit from extra editions while London’s streets fill with street processions and patriotic songs.
Reports from Pretoria describe the surrender terms and Boer delegates and Britons respond with mixed views. London declares peace a general holiday as Liverpool and Manchester celebrate. The cabinet plans to discuss the government statement on policy as Balour readies remarks.
News from Lord Kitchener's dispatch dated Pretoria states a peace document signed by leaders and Milnor. The report triggers nationwide relief as crowds fill London streets with prayers, celebrations, and church services praising the settlement news.
Officials in London react to the termination of the war in South Africa as the British embassy notes the signing of surrender terms. The notice reaches Mr. Ralkes, the British chargé here, with Associated Press details. Acknowledgment of the peace informs the United States government the following day.
In Toronto, churches read reports of the war and pastors led congregations in appropriate hymns and national anthems tonight. Ottawa Kingston London and smaller towns held parades with fireworks.
June 1 Montreat Quo church services echoed a notice that the end of a South African war was announced to all city churches. The message conveyed welcome news, spreading through congregations and signaling relief amid global conflict.
Enthusiasm spread as the city heard news from South Africa of peace. Church leaders urged prayer and unity, with congregations filling services and expressing thanks for the accord.
Victor Emmanuel welcomes a consolidation in colonial policy as the king endorses a settlement with King Edward and the South Africa corporation. The rapprochement signals renewed Anglo Italian cooperation in Africa and potential economic and political gains for both realms.
Fragmented OCR recounts a chaotic London scene with references to Bennett Burtvingh, police actions, and a mosaic of names and places. It notes a mix of individuals including Martergi and WelIe, with scattered descriptions of injuries and a thread about photography and messages.
Volcanic activity reported near Kingstown with ash and dense vapor rising high. Ear thquake shocks accompany the eruption as observers note signs of a second summer in the region.
Roosevelt forwards a set of his books to the Pope as part of a Vatican visit tied to Governor Patt’s trip. The communication praises the Pope and notes Roosevelt’s gift includes works by Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt. References surround Taft’s position and ongoing papal appointments amid cabinet and diplomatic chatter.
Indiana officials prepare a forceful campaign to suppress a plague spreading from Kentucky. Dr J M Phurky and Dr Murty promise aggressive measures, including health proclamations and inspections, to restrict movement and prevent further cases in southern counties.
Erratic OCR fragment reports Dr Barrows in critical condition at Oberlin. Text is garbled with broken phrases about relapse and alarms, mentioning wallpaper and mail or calls, but no clear event timeline or source details.
Fragmented OCR note indicates Meade transport arrival in San Francisco with references to Geenty and ultomra terms. details are unclear but imply a travel or escort event tied to a twenty first date. No clear individuals or organizations fully readable.
Fragmented OCR text describes heavy fighting in Colombia with unclear names and places. It mentions government soldiers, rebels, and unrest on an isthmus context amid political tension. The garbled prose references officials, towns, and possible revolts without clear dates or outcomes.
The notice references the Democratic State Convention in Indianapolis with details on registration and contact. It mentions dates and times for attendees to obtain further information by contacting W. Cramer, T. A. Vaily, or related officials.
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