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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1902
Page
5
Indiana war claim attack ed and public building appropriation cuts reported as the budget debate unfolds. The appropriation committee met to review bills listing projects in cities from Muncie to Vincennes with varied funding.
A fragmentary late 19th or early 20th century trade note relays a favorable Dun's Trade Review week. It hints at improving prosperity with mentions of interior reports, Western conditions, energy sectors, and cautious optimism for prices. Weather outlook and market activity are referenced with limited readable names and figures.
Fort Wayne circuit schedule lists services at St Joe and Taylor Sunday with speakers Mrs Parker and Mrs Thiek. Clocked afternoon program includes Jennie Smith as superintendent followed by a sermon and a Sunday school session.
A friendship gathering led by Superintendent Willian Hoberts will be held at 9730 Eveleel Avenue. A sermon by the pastor will follow on the subject Temperance. The Epworth League and WHE will meet with a Cloak MD event and Wrens day exercises, starting at 7:45 PM with an attractive program.
Charles 1 Geaky will depart soon for a four months journey in Victoria Bright Gelanbig. He will visit a condon of Ts fibers and meet the shrilleh navy ged superintendent at that place. The trip will cover Toad qhartorm and travel through that region.
Brant M. Miller, a former employee, faced the Pyanxydvania company in piling court yesterday. Testimony and arguments focused on alleged sales to a second-hand dealer and other details, with the judge weighing the evidence and deciding on the disposition of the case.
Prominent musicians gathered for the twenties Saengerfest concert at the Peoria Coliseum. The event drew thousands of singers and attendees, with a parade through the city and a near 20 000 audience count.
Patterson residents form a vigilante committee to remove armed Reds on duty. A private detectivenetwork shadows leaders while publicity is suppressed. The group claims a fundraiser of 250000 dollars to support action and vows not to reveal plans. Local anarchists plan to leave quietly, as the committee coordinates a night plan to pressure them out.
Datorth Indiana reports a Nelson N Roynollis family from Anie county on a Tennessee visit were swept into a whirlpool. The husband wife and three children died while a daughter survived. A bridge collapse sent their crossing into a raging stream.
A large audience at St Augustine's academy applauded a singing and acting program. An original Joan of Arc themed play featured Loretta Logan as Joan and Jeannette Mahler as King Charles VII with a strong ensemble. Younger students acted as pages and attendants while piano numbers and glee club pieces accompanied the event.
Thursday morning scholars of St Augnating academy were awarded scholastic honors and medals. Mint Seralis Cecilia Latin won the medal for excellence in department, Mrs Carroll Short Day earned high average, Mina Letty Kninalant and Miaa Mary Francis Kane received attendance and regular honors, with many students drawing for medals in deportment.
A scrambled block of names appears in the readable text, including Woleh oL, Dovlex, G U Wole, B. Gets, BM, Ryan, A Suetig, Vo Kunis, Geary, ME Moran, Edith Monahan, Mary Lowry, C Diinen, C Sheridan, M Hovert, G Monahan, Wyn Barke among others, suggesting a partial roster or contributor list.
Hartford City dispatch reports Fort Wayne Gas Company paid out about 20000 dollars to supporters in Blackford County. The operation involved local workers securing wells and related gas infrastructure while Huffman is noted as receiving compensation for services rendered.
Debates on civil power and military issues dominated the House session in Washington. Speakers from both parties argued on the Philippine bill while a Republican senator said to oppose a cabinet post amendment. The day featured heated applause and noted personal anecdotes from Mr Rahu as the chamber weighed army appropriation and related provisions.
Washington reports the house and senate conferrees near agreement on the canal bill after a protracted session. Mir Metetin of Minnesota warned that despite progress, a solid coalition may still oppose final passage. Chairman Hepburn held that the vote tally favored the measure, with only two dissenters remaining.
Washington June 20 The Republican senatorial conference adjourned shortly after 6 o'clock and rushed to Benatar Alison, the chairman. No conclusion was reached on the Cuban reciprocity proposition as the conference focused on discussion.
Washington June 20 The Senate opened with routine business and moved to executive session after disposing of the military academy appropriation. The body adjourned at 2 10 p m until Monday, with no other major actions reported.
In Wartington on June Salt Che incating with Sender Magnates Ay wx wartraversy wt teveland. Mr Burton remained noncommittal as to any Wade stand and favored cautious appraisal of the terms. No clear path to agreement emerged amid cool signals from both sides.
A wart Washington report says congressional conferees reached agreement on the military academy appropriation. The fixed cost for new West Point buildings is set at 5.514 million dollars, with total project costs around 5.514 million, amid amendments removing a provision on the proposed constitution article.
June 2 in Cincinnati era Royer Wheel Works of Aurora were struck by a major fire. Over 300 workers reportedly displaced as damage assessments begin and crews battle the blaze.
City council debate over granting Fort Wayne Traction Company a street franchise continues amid protests from East Gerry Street residents. Key figures like Councilman Ed Leng and Attorney Reberk defend or question the plan, citing legal routes, potential power disruptions, and impacts on Monroe and Byery streets while parties press for delays and further study.
Readable fragments show invitations for President Roosevelt to attend the third Spanish War veterans convention in Detroit in September. Arrangements include Detroit on September 21 with possible review tours of veterans and invitations to Admirals Dewey and Settey, with other governors and representatives urging inclusion of St Joseph and Duluth stops.
A Washington sourced report claims Ohio plans quarantine actions over smallpox fears. Officials in Indianapolis and Secretary Marly deny definitive steps, while physicians dispute outbreak claims and stress containment measures.
The article reports turmoil over an eighty thousand dollar embezzlement tied to a New York firm. Maney or Mebowett is sought by police on instruction of Charles J. Crown. Trask company alleged misappropriation and crimes linked to funds. Wall. McDowell reportedly heads to Europe.
An encoded Paris dispatch debates whether cow consumption transmits disease to people. Reportedly misquoted, Dr Garnault’s claims are questioned as an investigation by The Asavekitted Press traces the ancient theory and the ongoing experiments by Professor Vaunigatrtet and Dr Smith.
Dr Jugal PL Crabb of Cleveland presided over the eighty-eighth annual meeting of the American Institute of Ophthalmology in this city. A lively contest and several papers were presented, highlighting debates and research in ophthalmic science.
Wilkesbarre Pa February reports the coal mine region quiet with about 150000 idle. Strike headquarters describe calm activity as local unions hold meetings while officials avoid comment on convention details and possible escalation. Nationwide leaders offer little new information amid explosion news in West Virginia.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a proposed giant combine among four packing houses. Names like Haven, MOA, Nelson Morris Day, GP, and Savith C4 appear amid garbled phrases. No clear dates or locations emerge, but the fragment implies industry consolidation and centralization themes.
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