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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1902
Page
3
A high level tariff conference occurred last night in Washington attended by key Republican lawmakers and administration figures. Participants discussed proposed rate changes, committee actions, and potential timing for Senate consideration, with focus on preserving presidential influence and Republican cohesion on tariff policy.
Fragmented text shows a state level debate over funding for a smallpox program. Mentions agencies, health officials, and unspecified timelines but readability is limited. Core names and concrete actions are unclear, but the piece centers on a funding dispute and official involvement.
Fragmented obituary notices report multiple deaths and funeral plans. Cecil Brown and Lani Gerke are named with sparse biographical details, while Mary Hived and Sophia Cooke are also listed. Surviving spouses and children, church services, and residence addresses appear amid garbled text and partial lines.
Report covers a windy day at the WLFL meet with many participants and weather disruptions. Several local figures, including Mrs Laving and Miss Hoth, are noted amid continued play and course conditions.
An early 20th century sketch depicts President Roosevelt hosting a White House dinner attended by political advisers and Washington friends. The piece notes his ardent advocacy of physical vigor, private conferences in the Red Parlor, and a social atmosphere shaped by guests and dinner talk.
Report notes a crowded Washington scene as the President convenes Republicans and Senate leaders for a high profile address. The account mentions discussions on policy, party divisions, and potential bipartisan steps amid looming legislative deadlines.
Fragmented OCR text describes Sunday outings and a transit fare, mentioning stations, trips, and a toll related to a road. Names and places are garbled, with references to a transit agent and numbers like No. 98, but the exact events and entities are unclear. The readable fragments suggest a local transit notice or itinerary snippet without coherent details.
Sunday excursions begin May 11 with Nivhet Pile and ayarosa 118. Tickets available at MM Torecht Road for trips between any two dates within 10 miles. Listings include various agents and organizers with names such as Bert Wisin and Wayne. June 1 is noted.
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