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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1901
Page
13
A Vatican report weighs which cardinals could enter the next conclave. It notes candidates include Cardinal Skrbensky and others with Rome connections, while Pope’s diplomacy and future influence shape the prospect.
A damaged period piece questions Prince Henry of Prussia, recounting his diplomacy and wit while critiquing his conduct toward China. It notes his reception by the dowager Empress and portrays mixed judgments on his brutality, praising wit but labeling him a misled figure.
Fragmentary account portrays Princes Ferdinand of Ratiariai and Clementina of Helziant engaging in a dynastic match aided by Bas rope loan. It references royal reputations, marriage expectations, and former consorts as the narrative shifts through contested unions and lineage pressures amid a sprawling court intrigue.
A garbled Telegram from Conta hints at plans slantined and ships. Mentions rulers, universities, and officials across Europe amid political intrigue and royal networks. References to various princes, captains, and naval figures imply a broad, tense international context.
June issue from Indianapolis reports Mortimer Nye, former lieutenant governor, weighs a candidacy to lead on a unified Democratic ticket. Nye argues Democrats must fuse factions, distrust prolonged party fights, and appeal to Republicans opposed to imperialism and trusts while stressing disciplined leadership and a pledge of unity ahead of the next election.
A downtown bicycle shop recounts a recent shift in gear as sellers bemoan the flood of gadgets. The piece notes costly items from speedy cyclometers to electric lamp storage, plus an array of accessories and brakes. The author recalls a August day incident highlighting odd fittings and modest everyday needs.
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