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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
5
West Virginia mining unrest erupts in violence as hundreds of union miners march on the Maritime district at Matawan. Shots fired injure and kill, with Superintendent Lambert directing action and deputies already dispatched to the area.
A report from Indianapolis outlines The When Clotting Company proposing capital stock of 150000 with reorganizational changes and new directors. The Elwood Supply Company and related firms are referenced amid broader corporate restructuring, with details touching stock, governance, and regional implications.
A Cleveland dispatch reports Republican tensions at a county convention. Senator Hunt and leaders press loyalty to Foraker while criticizing McKinley era policies. The piece notes a party split over campaign direction and the demand that the president’s administration be backed or challenged, highlighting factional divides and upcoming elections.
The committee of the Grand Lodge Elks, meeting in Columbus June 20, reviews bids from multiple cities for the national home for aged and indigent Elks. Offers from Springfield Ohio Denver and Los Angeles appear, with Wisconsin Milwaukee and Minnesota Jamestown also showing interest. next meeting set for Milwaukee July 18 to finalize site selection.
A historical pension ledger lists numerous beneficiaries including Stephenson Ford Mayne and Anton Hisekama with varying sums such as 65 and 83. The document names individuals from towns like Trylursville and Morena and includes references to widows and veterans, reflecting a broad distribution of support across communities.
Fragmented OCR lists names and places associated with patents for Indians in Indiana. The text reads like a dense catalog of individuals and towns including Bedford, Fort Wayne, Brookville, and Richmond with scattered references to people such as Lips Sanne W and Jovenh M. Koltutyes. The passage lacks coherent narrative and dates, offering only enumerations and affiliations.
Report describes a violent mob incident where two Black men, South and Meland, were killed after being accused of leading a plot against whites. A white man named Gastwight claims the pair were ringleaders, while others claim retaliation followed a confrontation. Police pursue suspects as violence spreads, with warnings and reports of arson and further clashes.
Special to the Journal Gazette from Auburn Indiana reports a rural mail route to begin July 1 from the Auburn office. The new line will cover 34 square miles north of the town, about 25 miles long, serving about 25 people in 153 households with Cyrus Wekun as postmaster and Nathan Ner as street commissioner.
At the Cathedral this morning six young men of the Catholic diocese of Im Wayne will be elevated to the priesthood. The ordinations will be conducted by Rt. Rev. Horan J. Alerding, assisted by Fathers Ochre, Bathe, and OTeilly, at the episcopal residences. The ceremony begins at half past, with several named clergy and attendees listed, though the text is garbled and many names are uncertain.
A report outlines proposed civil government in the Philippines with a governor general at the head and a restructured administration. Details remain unresolved as plans aim for an orderly transition and potential inauguration by a high official. observers expect significant historical impact.
A severe storm near Hartford City caused extensive damage with downed trees and power lines. Strong winds and hail damaged crops and homes, with reports of missing or injured residents and estimated losses running into thousands. Local crews assess the destruction as one of the worst on record.
Special to the Journalta Tarre Haute Indiana details a national convention delegation led by George Reese and W H Oberlin with treasurer Chris Morelock and other officers. The report notes actions to align with Tynor interests and urges backing of specific candidates.
Prominent supporters in New York plan to greet President Kruger when he visits the United States in coming months. A strong pro-Boer sentiment has formed around the trip, with a reception committee elected led by Orange Free State figure Hedy that aims to coordinate events and manage crowds.
Amended court rule discussed in Indianapolis proceedings, detailing appellants rights, debt actions, and procedures for appeals, with emphasis on attachment, property seizures, and potential tax or fee implications. The article lists several Supreme Court decisions and appellate rulings, noting specific cases and outcomes across the state judiciary.
Report describes a large Pacific Express Co safe found near the river two miles from town. Door damaged, contents unknown. clerks confirm it belonged to the company. Unconfirmed claim mentions $6000 in gold inside. Nearby crimes include a stolen horse and buggy and a grocery store robbery.
A French Lick investment deal valued around 300000 dollars prompts immediate construction of a new motel and may influence the movement to renominate the mayor. Rumors swirl about political implications as officials discuss foremen, contracts, and potential impacts on local governance and leadership.
In Richmond this afternoon J O Addleman files a suit for $10,000 against Charles W Edgerton for alleged alienation of his wife’s affections. The parties are Fountain City residents. Edgerton, a prominent man and former postmaster candidate, is described as forty years old.
Judge Hartman was forced to rest after a period on the bench. Reports note his condition required hospitalization in Chicago for treatment under Dr. Bilings.
A garbled report describes a lawman pursuit near Cotwith where a tealored slayer tied to Shevifty Morris and Glover was chased into a thicket. Suspect fled, authorities in pursuit near Capone era references.
In Indianapolis and nearby, the State Sunday School officers were listed with President OWL G. Hall, Vice-President George J. Krollenborg, Secretary GL M L Perdit, and Treasurer RE Vin, all noted as holding posts in Indiana. The report appears in the Journal Gazette as a special item from Anderson.
City Wealth Commissioner MacHethy reported evening tests of twelve water samples from Wells Garden, Shelly area, and Woren parts show considerable sediment from heavy flow but no parasitic bacteria. He noted no disease-causing organisms and deemed the water bacteriologically safe for public health.
A long Chicago report discusses William Jennings Bryan seeking nomination by Republicans, with mentions of his possible convention role and strategic moves. It notes Bryan’s readiness to engage with party leaders, telegrams denying alignment with splinter movements, and upcoming speaking engagements in Watertown and Philadelphia, along with plans to tour fairs and linen trade venues.
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