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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1902
Page
9
In Indianapolis on June 28 the Christian Endeavor Society adopted resolutions urging active opposition to saloons and advocating stricter licensing. Officers were re-elected and discussions covered practical methods, temperance education, and unity within the movement, with emphasis on local church collaboration and civic influence.
In mid June two streetcars collided in heavy storm near Broad Ripple, resulting in the death of motorman Sampson White. Injured drivers include Albert Dagan and Minna Fisher among several others. eight on one car and four on the other. Extra physicians were summoned. the body was brought to the city at 2 o clock. The injured are expected to recover.
Wariington June 18 K G Rathbone formerly a high ranking official, asks Congress to order an official investigation into his Cuba activities. He claims improper conviction and seeks a fair impartial inquiry by a congressional committee to reveal all actions and motives behind his case.
Washington coverage reports a spirited senate debate on Governor Taylor of Kentucky and the Goebel murder case. Senators discuss election reforms, court corruption, and the use of a $100,000 reward to sway witnesses. The session winds to a close with calls for adjournment and timetabled actions.
The House adjourned with only the general deficiency bill and one item in the District of Columbia appropriation in dispute between houses. The conference report on the District bill was adopted and sent to the president for signature. Earlier, the House sustained a contested election case in Horlon va and rejected Dutier’s claim to the seat by a strict party vote.
Washington mourns the late Amos J. Cummings with a memorial service to be held in a legislative hall tomorrow at 10 o clock. The secretary of the Navy has ordered the marine band to be present to render appropriate selections.
Commissioners refuse to grant an extension and abandon the road project six miles south of here. Wabash track service will stop, jeopardizing the $30,000 subsidy voted last March. St Louis promoters are blamed for pursuing the franchise for speculative purposes. Promoter Rothwell left after failing to secure steel and labor, delaying grading work.
Mr Nelson of Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction comments on progress and timetable for a city project. He notes a letter fragment from the heart of palace works and promises a brief outline of the plan by next day. A council will deliberate until then while details unfold and public discussion continues.
A fragmented cablegram and garbled lines report a convention output with Queen thanks and committee mentions. Names such as Marien Laws Tener and George R Merrill appear amid unclear references to election of officials and local impact.
LortlAnt, Ind June 28 A nine welock mistrial was declared after a 33 hour jury deliberation in the Ertel minder cage case. Jurors stood eight to four for conviction. Metal Will be retried in September. Sentences include life imprisonment for Shee Herd in the murder of his wife, with transfer to Charlok penitentiary next Tuesday.
In Marlboro two heavily laden street cars collided head on causing the death of Motorman Molin and injuring or hospitalizing about forty passengers. The crash disrupted service as investigators review the scene and determine fault.
A crowd of business leaders pressed commissioners to withhold approval of a proposed carnival show at the new county courthouse dedication. The Carnival company rep sought 40 percent of gross receipts, while critics argued the event should not be driven by advance showmen. City officials and the mayor, along with attorneys, debated the best timing and terms to protect county dignity and prevent undue influence.
Reports from London indicate progress in King George VI’s health as doctors show cautious optimism for his final recovery. News wires note public attention in Portsmouth and widespread concern among officials as crowds gather to await updates and reactions from Windsor.
The Rathbone Sisters held elections last evening electing officers for the coming year. Names such as M. All Haunted, MoO. C. Mattie Michail, and Bertha were mentioned among those chosen. The next meeting will be held Saturday night with others to be installed.
A burglary occurred yesterday at 2001 Sowsh Wayie Avenue where Mrs Moiluns Heck lost $18 from a purse hanging in a bedroom. Entry was through back yard but no other items were taken. Police were notified.
property transfer records show the Brinsley fee yard on Morrison Street sold yesterday to Mrs Alcina Dycha of Deandron Estate Agency. The deal involved 1k Rivva residents on Wes Main Street and established proceeds to Brinsley owners with verification of proportion paid.
Crowded Wolffs store reports stronger sales after yesterday’s trade results. Shoppers line aisles as limited stock in some items prompts quick purchases and steady demand amid unsettled weather.
Fragmented report from London June amid telegraphic chatter about Transvaal events. A meeting by Thiteviaters at Balmorat Travagan featured a prayer for health wealth and longevity, with gestures honoring a Nog.
A destructive tornado swept across southern Indiana near Avansville and surrounding villages, causing loss of life and severe property damage. Reports describe damaged homes, injuries, and widespread destruction extending toward Kentucky, with high winds, downed trees, and destroyed crops. authorities warn continued dangerous weather for hours.
A man was fined for striking his mother after a court hearing. The dispute arose yesterday with the defendant pleading guilty. Proceedings moved to an attorney for resolution as the parties sought settlement.
A severe wind and electrical storm hit night hours, sweeping a tug and five crew members into the river. Rescue efforts were hampered by rough seas and poor visibility as the vessel broke apart.
The article reports that civil government will become effective July 4 in the Philippines under U S authority. General Aguinaldo and allied leaders are referenced as part of the transition, with U S troops remaining to support civilian administration and law in Mindanao and other provinces. The piece notes civil authority will replace martial governance, under ongoing American supervision and control of security and governance.
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