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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
2
Readers may order The Journal Gazette by postal card or telephone 18. If delivery is irregular, report immediately. Published Thursday, June 12, 1902.
A fragmentary wire reports a mix of political caucuses, a planned dinner with several notable speakers, and a push by merchants to form a protection society against rising fire insurance rates. It mentions Prominent figures from Concord and Nebraska, calls for commercial treaties, and debates over education and agricultural science funding.
A 19th century report states capitalists plan an electric trust uniting major manufacturers and utilities. Key figures include J Pierpont Morgan and executives from General Electric Westinghouse and other battery and electrical firms. The move aims to consolidate production capacity, with plans for plants to join the bloc, and notes about regulatory or market effects.
A state committee conference is announced for Tuesday with calls for a meeting at an unspecified location. The notice mentions campaign efforts and candidate participation, urging attendees to prepare for a convention atmosphere and related activities.
The Contlivre NewsLog reports a new listing at Montpblier Mary Wells and details a wedding between Miss Gonder of the city and Mr. A Armati of Port Wayne to be held June 26 at 6 o clock in the Catholic church. The piece also mentions several business figures and theater connections.
The publicum convention adopted resolutions endorsing the nominees and state administration and urged support for Senators Parrbantes and Roverhigy. The ticket includes Marion B B Stults for Representative, Clifford J. Jackmay for prosecutor, William T. Shidel for clerk, Gaul Movredaurer and Newlon Camennin for military posts.
Republicans nominate candidates amid a chaotic, garbled venue report. The piece lists lingering names and uncertain spellings, mentioning Andon Chevelos and June references, with tense notes on convention leadership and process.
A storm struck a church causing significant damage to the roof and eaves. Fire crews responded to the scene as residents report smoke and flames near the spire. No injuries are confirmed, but the building faces potential collapse if repairs are not undertaken soon.
A wall collapsed at Pine and Twenty first streets in Lewiston Maine, injuring several workmen. Brick debris struck and bruised workers as they labored during the day. Rescue efforts and medical attention followed, with authorities investigating the incident.
A Senate inquiry reveals alleged admin sugar trust ties to Cuba reciprocity efforts. Witnesses detail payments, alleged inducements, and coordination between officials and the sugar industry as proponents press for a reciprocal trade pact with Cuba. The testimony names Thurber and Meyer, describes vouchers, and signals possible political fallout for Roosevelt era policy.
A lengthy political platform from Pennsylvania condemns foreign policy debate and endorses Roosevelt era protectionist measures. It supports continuation of a republic in Cuba, anti-trust enforcement, and a tariff backed economy. The document emphasizes labor protection, canal commerce, veteran pensions, and honest politics in Pennsylvania.
A fragmented text discusses vari and willed nations, apparent party dynamics, and the strength of opposition to a president. It notes strong political candidates and sudden developments, with reference to a voucher and insurgents losing groove under pressure from President Jougevelt, amid a shifting electoral landscape.
The Imperial Council of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine elected officers led by Imperial Patentate Aiken of Omaha and Imperial Deputy Patentate G H Gicon of Dallas. Other posts filled include Imperial Chief Taliban George L. Brown of Thiffato, Imperial High Priest and Prophet Alva Py Glyton of St. Joseph, Imperial Recorder Frank C. Ranney-Chien, Imperial Treasurer William F. Growy of Pittsburgh. The meeting adjourned to meet in Saraings New York next year Tenjamin W.
Readable fragments show FUpH school field day practice and upcoming events with many named students and potential entrants listed. Names such as Maxwell and Willson appear among numerous others, indicating a crowded field and varied track and field trials ahead.
The Journeman Tailors Union Label is urged for all garments to ensure authenticity and prevent imitations. Consumers are advised to seek local, home-made suits and beware shops that misrepresent or substitute the label.
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