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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
6
Fragmented notes describe a looming miners strike and widespread unrest among workers. References mention union conventions, mine leadership changes, and reorganizations at the Weyling High works affecting staff since a recent reshaping on Columbie Street.
The page preserves scattered accounts of labor and shipyard notes, rail wreck aftermath, and a list of names. It references Pennsylvania inspectors, a battle against misdirection, and similar jumbled items focused on the era’s industry and transport incidents.
An account notes a crowded Shopmen's Excursion next Saturday with The Warash employise event highlighted. It also reports a disturbance where Arnold, of Matean Ktreely, was injured in a street attack yesterday as a TV wire was torn and a vehicle hub damaged.
Surveyors worked yesterday afternoon at the Lake Erie depot measuring spacing between the tracks. The work aims to widen the space for improved operations and safety at the main line.
Fragmentary text describes a proposed meeting point near Cu Thudin street and a south gate incident. Mentions a construction or property site and a company with white business, with garbled names like Wile Wracking. No clear date or outcome.
A fragmented local account recalls General Sam Swert’s service and a long career in the Lake region rail and postal networks. It notes his wartime leadership, later shift to commercial college life, and subsequent city office posting at a modest wage, alongside various employment changes, accidents, and local personnel movements affecting the community. The piece mentions railroad traffic importance, with references to the Western railway and regional economic activity, and lists several individuals changing roles or experiencing incidents in a period of civic transition.
The article advertises farm loans at low rates through John C. Feller Abstracter in Fort Wayne Indiana and notes weekly office hours. It also reports poor grain conditions including wheat at 78, corn at 60, oats at 60, and potatoes at 9 percent, with mentions of miscellaneous farm sales and prospects.
Fragmentary OCR item offers loans with unclear terms and names. Readers should seek full text for precise details, dates, and eligibility.
A chaotic briefing reports cabinet readings and urgent talks as President explores early congressional adjournment. Officials discuss maritime issues, lingering tensions, and plans for a possible closing session signal. Walt Kearney named host minister at New Orleans, amid ongoing diplomatic reshuffles.
The Fort Wayne Epworth League convention of the Methodist Episcopal church met last evening with orderly proceedings. Miss Gora Hood gave a welcome and responses, while Miss Edith Waterman from the Chicago Deacess Training school will deliver the principal address. Mr. Wil Milfordstead of Apolig will speak on hospital evangelical work, and attendees planned daily prayers for continued good works, with the convention slated to close Thursday.
President Rostovelt and his party depart for Washington on the Federal express. The train includes two parlor cars Coronial and Yale and is the first section of the express.
A local coal company announces plans to open a new mine in the city today. The firm, operating in the municipal utility sector, will begin operations soon and expects to boost local employment and energy supply.
The report centers on Peter May connected to Chicago affairs involving a large construction project and a contract for pay. Key figures include a Mr C Catlin and an Interstate contract, with mentions of a hospital site and a pension timing tied to a corporate rep. The fragmented text references a delivery or pull of funds and a Will related to the project.
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