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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
2
A garbled 1900s era wire text references legal matters, a New York legislator, and debates over religion, charity, and railroad subsidies. It mentions figures like a New York statesman and a Massachusetts congressman, with scattered references to governance, a civil government, and political maneuvers amid unclear events.
A garbled OCR note references finances in multiple cities including Philadelphia and New York. It mentions sums around $2002 and $100,000 with unclear allocations and a vague safety or lifeguard related context. Many names and places are unreadable.
A garbled report outlines Mr Nelson proposing to fund a city street railway by selling bonds for 2 cents and issuing tickets. Supporters vow to uphold the traction project while opponents fear highway robbery and summarize public reactions amid confusion.
Fragmented OCR text outlines claims of Packers com and Armour Swift deals amid concerns of large-scale packing-house monopolies near the Mississippi River. References unnamed companies and proposed massive sums, with vague talk of syndicates, property interests, and competition between Armour Swift and allied firms in Kansas City and Chicago.
Local market reported brisk Pallets sale with turnout from several vendors. Buyers and sellers, including noted importer Nex Tamuthing, participated in the weekend event.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a bridge project for the Nickel Plate Line with vague references to New York and other unclear details. The text appears garbled and may include stray phrases about locations, dates, or officials, but no coherent event or names can be confirmed.
Readings describe a grand procession at Westminster with Archbishop Lang as leading church figures. A royal sermon includes prayers for the king, while the crowd and cabinet members attend a service at St Margaret’s and Buckingham Palace amid wartime restrictions.
Emperors telegram to Princ Henry of Prsa in London after King Edward news, offering to come at once to London. Princ Henry replied with a reassuring message. Foregn representatives, including Walde and others, continue to depart London.
New York June 21 Dr Jona Be Murphy of Chicago faculty of M... medical college discusses Wing Welward case in the New York Medical Journal. He notes vague labeling by alien doctors and questions whether procedures were performed properly. He describes post operative infection risk, slow recovery, and potential mild prior symptoms before the perforating ulcer of the caecum.
London reports Mr. Reid and officials will depart after church services to travel to the continent. The foreign secretary and aides plan formalities, with arrangements likely set for tomorrow, as high level diplomacy and Army representatives prepare for official duties abroad.
An Indiana storm wrecked property along a railway line and across farms, injuring several people and killing some. It toppled telegraph poles, snapped power lines, and caused extensive crop damage with a Greenfield farmer noting a near total loss on a hundred acre wheat tract valued at about 1400 dollars at maturity. Witnesses described downed forests and twisted tree trunks, as the storm’s force was evident in the widespread destruction and fallen buildings.
A garbled city wedding note details a ceremony at an unidentified residence with names such as Mrs Keollurger and Mr Maricle, mentions guests Mrs Tyler of Michigan and Mr Sintsen Seribas, and references travel to Chicago and Pennsylvania for wedding activities.
Former Ohio political figure and longtime insurance official Hahn, once Ohio insurance commissioner and Republican national committeeman, is charged with larceny in New York for allegedly stealing $1536 from the Manhattan Fire Travelers Company, which failed with liabilities over $600,000. Extradition was sought by Governor Nast per Governor Odell.
Cleveland June 26 Winka M Haba of Mamfield Ohio resigns as president of the Munstighton bank amid alleged complications in affairs of the defunct Manitatlan bars company of which he was copresident. Extradition papers were referenced in connection with the case and bank affairs.
A man identified as M. Mahn faces grand larceny charges as his attorneys challenge extradition. A warrant was issued for a second man, believed arrested, with local officials reporting the case before Judge Wrneler.
Washington June 26 The result of the contested proceedings in the Major L. W. Waller case of the marine corps will be considered by Secretary Taft in connection with the review of testimony and findings from the Samar campaign. The Walker case was closed with the approval of arraignments, while the Smith case still faced action. Dodge and General Davis prepare the easy action, with a widely understood plan to acquit Waller. The matter draws congressional scrutiny and interest as officials weigh proceedings in the Philippines.
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