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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1902

Page

6

Mayor of Patterson Threatens Police Action to Quell Riots

Water son New Jersey June 1 A mayor faced with anarchist and riot disorders ordered police to shoot if needed, prompting the temporary relief of the police chief and to assume mayoral duties. Report notes prominent figures linked to rioting and calls for interviews with involved individuals as heavy rain loomed over the day.

Waterson N. J Frederick Grant Uineigliffe William MegQueen Hui New York Galleang

Governor Murphy Orders Out Troops in New Jersey

Governor Murphy midnight order sent infantry and militia to Newark and Paterson to guard mills and protect the region. Brigades mobilized, trains arranged, and troops assembled at Locust for transport. Guards will not be on duty until 7 AM.

Murphy Erool Paterson den Campbell Wile Lofcuck

Senate backs Panama Canal purchase as Hanna wins

The Senate voted eight to one in favor of the Panama Canal plan as Hanna claimed victory in a tense session. Debate centered on the Spooner Panama route versus Nicaragua, with proponents urging immediate adoption of the Panama project and funds to secure the waterway. The body approved the amendment and ordered a conference with the House amid friction over previous messages and appropriations.

Senate Panama Canal Hanna Washington Altivon Bard Mirman Mittrows Ueto Clark Wye Gulia Deloe Detrich Arylyn Burrbandy Porsker Koslet Waal Frys Gailinger Gambie Male Manna Haashroweh Lew States ATK Dukes Nev Kean Wil Felge Landgn McCona McGunetor Mason Stand Patt Ard Peroclur Quarins Bralt Tellere Warren Wellington Wathiore Morgan Alabama Nicaragua Clarke Mont Nea Taglia Alison Lowa Panama House

opening day debate on Philippine bill signals broad defense

Taine of Wisconsin led a long speech in the opening day debates on the Philippine government bill. He argued the Philippine policy should not be a party issue and urged unity across parties about the war and the treaty establishing the Islands as American territory.

Washington Taine Wisconsin

Nominations by President Loaded with Military Appointments

President nominates officers for Senate Navy and promotions across many posts. Names include Wasseington, Hildreth, Moore, and a long list of captains lieutenants and junior grades from Indiana Michigan and Ohio postings.

Wasseington Tong Toeay Aeng Collowbuy Momadhuthions Senate Navy Gaplaing de Roar Adntineker Vaten Shelling William C. Wie W. S. Hildreth Ome Preseatt Atiz Dain V Wierker Andrew Dimlap Dilin A. J. Smith Edward K. Gheen Welln Piet Willand S. Whitted Ry Oxhor Clarence Haglam Balwhn Delany Frank Bramby Charles K. Mallory James J. Morton Jane Tr. Baldwin William C. Wavidaon Newton Mansfield Indiana Jewin Dornis Silem Michigan William Arthur Marshall Ohio Oakey Hamilton Gilbert D Orrville

Debated bill on a commission to study the negro race

Democratic members of the house labor to-day offered a wobily report opposing a commission to inquire into the ways of the negro race, deeming no necessity to separate the race from others, asserting the negro race will not reach full development. The report notes government destiny with other races and includes thanks to Senator Foraker and Representative Crosvenor for an Ortega address on President McKinley. Secretary Hay sent a letter of acknowledgment for the honor and the address text is noted.

House Aled Wobily Mary Aay Press Foraker McKin

Ex President Cleveland and Hill Preach Democracy at Tilden Club

New York June 19 opening of the Tilden club gathering drew prominent Democrats. Ex President Grover Cleveland and former Senator David B Hill spoke on party unity and democracy, urging harmony and loyalty within the Democratic ranks while praising the legacy of Thomas A. Tilden and the era of governmental honesty.

Grover Cleveland David B. Hill New York Demnciyrads Sen Gitar Bang Ty Democrats Rmvent Jas Grover Cleveland David Logelipec Tie Hue Kpoke Chen Montague Virsginia Ani al Cleveland Bn Ueir Harty Sanmel J. Tilden Tilden Intendaen

Mr Cleveland Address Sparks Loud Support At Rally

The former president spoke amid strong applause in Cleveland, urging unity and democratic renewal. He warned against factionalism and called for a sober, principled path to rebuild the party, stressing adherence to democratic standards and opposition to controversial policies.

Cleveland Ugo Samuel J. Tildon

Secretary Reports Enormous Philippine War Costs

A government secretary presents a report detailing the vast expenses of the Philippine War. The document notes military mobilization, supplies, and transportation costs since the treaty, highlighting financial strains on the United States.

St Marys Sodality Entertains in Evening Program

The St Marys Sodality hosted a formal evening with a juvenile choir, songs, and speeches. Boys performed in polished fashion while Kathie Herlien spoke to the audience about timely topics, and attendees enjoyed a reception after the program.

Negro to be hanged for robbing man of seven fifty

Montgomery court records show a black defendant charged with robbing a man of seven fifty. The report notes prior indictments and references a county jail setting with unclear names and locations due to OCR damage.

Close of Indiana Druggists Convention Event Confused Report

A garbled excerpt reports the Indiana Druggists Convention with references to Anther son, Tits deatie, and various unnamed figures. It mentions Vivaldeat, Otto, and Tru licinia polis, plus a mishmash of names and actions. The passage also references nesting, a plage of nesting, and exercises by Alonaine Camonaemoal with unclear context.

Antherson Waedey Ile Bernighe Otto Erie Tava Licinia Polis Ohnsen

Senator Will at His Best in Slanter Week

A fragmented clippings note highlights Senator Will at his best during Slanter Week. The readable text mentions public speechery and decorum, with no clear date, place, or full context available.

Senator Will

Western miners wary of general strike plan

Report from Avlis Sahits Pa notes leaders of Western miners oppose a nationwide strike though some factions show support. Secretaries and presidents confer with their chiefs about the strategy, with mixed reactions and unclear unity across regions as financial aid questions loom.

Converse Is Chosen New Yale Jang Leader

Con verge, partner of the Nac Hional Tahoe qomyaiy and a director oF Tilted Stakes Seat carporatiog, elected president of Le fh. perky Matlonad dank to sieeaod denry 1 Davison, who resigned today. July 4d caparik plans are outlined, with Ramsey of the Wabash railroad raising questions about a line forest connection between Pitts bury and the West Virginia Central.

NEW Yue Jang Nac Hional Tahoe Qomyaiy Carporatiog le Fh Perky Matlonad Dank Sieeaod Denry Davison Hibeyty Natiauslimal Coord Bart Ma Wall Aguiane CRIN Caparik Dout Ramsey Wabash Pittsbury West Virginia Central Maryland Wesker Marykand

Fine Old Southern Mansion Burned in Alabama Fire

Fire destroyed a mansion described as a fine old Southern residence in Alabama. The owners, a prominent family, faced extensive damage with losses totaling around seventy dollars noted in early reports.

Pope Leq Accepts Judge Taft’s Proposal in Rome

The pope does not question the fringe issue yet shows confidence in Welieved Une flo penuh to jeovermn Tatl for the svtllemiout ul on Friday morning. A definite proposal is expected to be submitted.

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