Fort Wayne Journal Thirteen Thirty Nine Editorial
The page discusses subscription rates for The Journal, noting monthly and annual costs and how to obtain the paper by mail or telephone. It references a June 29, 1302 date and includes financial data from the New York Journal of Commerce about season disbursements and railroad versus industrial dividends, then covers county dedicatory events, local officials, and public sentiment on a proposed ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal of Commercy
Sornzemenk
Levine
Admiral Dewey Denies Aguinaldo Authority in Filipino Government
Admiral Dewey testifies before a Senate committee that he never recognized Aguinaldo's government or called him general. He asserts he had no authority to install or aid Aguinaldo, and he believed Manila could be moved to the American fleet only after decisive battle. He details surrender arrangements and criticizes misapprehensions about American actions in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Nike
Sue
Aguinality
Aguiintdy
Phillipsow
Mania
Dewny
Hin
Becana
Deweysys le
Biipinoa Tandird
Aguinalde
Myinnna Iny
Agu
Washington
Hig
Lentimaary
Senate
Conert
Wien
Yan Patie
Ene
G. Wilh
National Lits Tisuranes Co
Ono Steve
Philippine civil service parallels and reforms debated
The article contrasts American and Philippine civil service systems, noting the Philippine act fills gaps in U S law, widens coverage to laborers and higher officials, and uses competitive exams for promotions era, while American practices rely more on personal favor. It highlights physical exams, age limits, oaths, subpoenas, and anti corruption measures, with emphasis on job security for those reappointed from the spoils era and political contribution penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aonats
Poulitier
Social Stiellee
William Snulley Toulke
Federal Civil Service Commission
United States
Philippince
Philippine Civil Service
Philippine Civil Service Act
America
Phillipines
Gayelvit
Ems
Cetali
United States Civil Service
Bbuigéa
Inw
Civil Service Board
Peeter
Anibal Bhotas
Fragmented text on merit system and reforms analysis
A garbled excerpt discusses merit systems, reforms, and comparisons to England and India. It references the idea of competitive methods and a parliamentary or governmental shift toward a service system, with speculative origins and outcomes. The text lacks clear dates or named entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isasds van Hardy
Lee
Verne
England
India
London
Washington
Unpleasant Facts for Wage Earners Report Summary
A census report highlights rising plant counts and capital value while wages lag inflation. It notes more women and children in factories, with 16 year old and older women now employed and child wage earners up 28.5 percent since 1890. The piece urges policy action to improve schooling and factory conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urirean
The Thurber Searchlight Editorial on Philippine Policy
The piece criticizes the administration for suppressing and silencing critique regarding actions in the Philippines. It argues the party is not unified in backing broad policy and condemns censorship while noting the Cuba situation and Havana unrest as context. It asserts government overreach, muttering about corruption and the public’s right to scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvill
Philippines
Busin
Ue Polley
Iyaelan
Cuba
Leonard Wood
Phillipie
Havana
lAwit
Republican Party
Arbitrary Howe
Mike Micklers
Coureckenees
Mhurhar
Partisan critique of reform and election power in Pennsylvania
A denouncement of Republican leaders led by Hanna and Aldrich for alleged moneyed control in elections and policy. The piece argues the party favors evasion and corruption, warns of rising populist unrest, and calls for democratic action to resist the entrenched machine. It also discusses broader issues of federalism, civil rights, and the pace of technological change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alway
Oka
Hermer
Adeca
Nanna
Millbone
Leonard Wood
Rathbone
Neely
Alvrich
Ute Roosevelt
Isaue Tienes
Pennsylvania
Repul- Vican
Anon
Cuba
Philippines
Ergat Tolligg
Unian
Pennesylvania
Fmaghio
Hanna
Aldrich
Genata
House
Nor
Alx
He Mtrgar Trust
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Washington
Mont Reine
Dream of the Inventor in the London Spectator
An excerpt from The Spectator muses on the inventor dream and practical limits of imagination. It contrasts theoretical visions with achievable realities, noting that not every aspiration becomes practical when tested by actual methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Windom Canyon
Tyan
Larne
Defamatory Defenders of the Army Urge Defense Series
A distorted excerpt from a New York World piece questions army conduct in the Philippines and compares violent acts across history. It criticizes a congressman for defending war crimes and urges stronger defenses of the army against defamers, invoking global precedents and the claim of protecting honor.
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New York
Jaguh Smith
Howe
Samar
Batingas
Holland
Tie Mike Af Alva
Othe Qnamacres
Pigdimynt
Glencoe
Reig
Warsaw
Chiidron
Heron
Chase
Philippines
Georvellor
Philippia
Relic of Marvin Kuhng Recalls Fatal Shot on Patrolman Dean
A fragmented Lafayette Call report recounts Marvin Kulns and a 1900 shooting of Patrolman Heb Dean in Loganport. An X ray finally located a lodged bullet, ending decades of fear the bullet would harm Dean. Dr Hetherington’s discovery confirmed the bullet’s position and potential danger.
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Lafayette
Marvin Kulns
Losansnortht
Heb Dean
Kithas
Dean
Logansport Journal
Dean Mhars
Tetherington
Doan
Marvin Kirins
al Bohy
Bean
Dr. Hetherington
Misélia
Rangus
Tr. Hetherngton
Dean Te Ori
Canad bin
Sore Traghle
Cold Drinks for Hot Weather Tips and Notes
An uneven fragment discusses cold drinks for heat, mentioning a water quart and a five minute period. It references preferential suggestions and a casual remark about beverages, but the text is unclear and lacks a coherent reportable event or named entities.
Recipe fragment for a fruit jelly dessert and cordial
A garbled historical recipe describes preparing a fruit jelly with candied cherries mand auld liqueurs. It mentions boiling water, dissolving chocolate, adding granulated sugar and vanilla, stirring until thick then cooling. The method outlines combining citrus juice, fruit pieces, and a large bottle of claret, finishing with a layered jelly served cold.
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Herman
Roger, Malia
Atlees
Deliviana
Nidit Hee
Iain
Apollimaris
Inter-Urban Line Expansion by Townsend Reed & Co
Townsend Reed & Co announce another inter urban line project between Indianapolis and Lafayette. Weather permitting, work proceeds with an expected completion within a year. The firm earlier notes readiness to extend routes once early sections finish.
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Townsend, Reed & CO
Hilianapolig Smanueed
Shelbyville
S. Reed
Townsend
Reed Go
Ulm
Lafay
Shalhyville
Ant
Indianapolis
Personal ghat meeting in city draws notable visitors
A fragmented report notes a visitor, described as a notable figure from Quetianagilly, arriving in the city yesterday to attend a meeting. The piece hints at plans to visit Port Waylhe and the ongoing Progress ue Aas matter, mentioning a son Willian Ine Ten and a quoted comment, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Dewitch
Mart Wasi
Hb Son
Willian
Port
Helenes
Waste and Injury in Household Health Choices
Fragmentary note questions whey protein use and health costs. Mentions Moray, Horace, Dan, and cream stain in WAU area with advice to be prudent and seal concerns. Lacks coherent events or clear names beyond scattered initials.
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Yeni Moray
Adil
Horace Testa
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Oahu
Civil Service IN
Dependencies
Thurber
Lhat
Suel
Edison
Arm’y
Marvin Kuhng
Prues Chu
Vienna
Cilig
Ehina Pri
Art Gowly
Eaney
Ang Same
Lea
Rurode-Dry Goods Co
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