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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
13
A community gathering drew voices from Harmony expressing support for Cleveland and Hill heard during the discussion. Local residents and officials attended, outlining plans and concerns in a concise session.
In a public statement, former leader speaks on stepping back from active politics and announces retirement from public life. The address outlines intentions to disengage from campaigning while noting ongoing commitments to community work.
In New York former President Grover Cleveland and ex Senator Hill head a Democratic gathering urging party rehabilitation. Cleveland and Hill praise unity, attack division and call for open reform and a harmony platform embracing hard money and anti monopoly policies.
An advertorial claims Botanic Blood Balm cures severe rheumatism and deep seated catarrh after others fail. It describes relief from bone and joint pains and throat irritations, with free trial by mail and medical advice, listing Dr. Gillam in Atlanta and sellers in Charleston.
Fred Todd a Nickel Plate brakeman and Miss Myrtle M Keen were married last Wednesday at the bride’s parents home in Leipsic Ohio. They arrived in town this afternoon and are staying with Todd’s mother on Superior street. Foley’s Honey and Tar is advertised.
A historical note states that since 1872 about 4,000 miles of railways have been laid in the Japanese empire.
Wyeth won the American Derby at Washington Park Chicago on June 21 with Apple by second and Aladdin third. Time was 2 40 1 5 as crowds near 60 000 watched the social and sporting event amid favorable weather and fading mud.
In Akron Ohio on June 21 a small riot erupted at an orthodox synagogue over one speaker at a time. Ben Rudeminsky was injured with a head wound and, along with Jacob Mermion and J. Rudeminsky, was arrested amid the fracas.
A dispute escalated to a fight when another man spoke up causing a quarrel. Bricks were hurled, the church floor ran red with blood, and windows were shattered. For a time the altercation threatened serious injury or death.
Mrs Mary McOscar mother of Dr E R McOscar underwent an operation at St Joseph hospital Philadelphia in the early part of last week and is reported to be improving slowly. The operation was performed by Dr E E Montgomery, a leading American surgeon.
Detroit jury convicts W. M. Jones of murdering George H. Haywood on April 6. He is sentenced to life imprisonment at Marquette prison. A child’s testimony proved pivotal in the case, with Jones having been intimate with Mrs. Haywood and the crime committed after a dance. The evidence was circumstantial.
United Irish societies in the city held a meeting at Library hall and scheduled a picnic for Saturday August 23. The venue at Huntington or New Haven will be decided after committee reports. Plans include field sports a football game hurley contest and a base ball match between A. O. H divisions 1 and 3 and the Shamrocks with officers B Dowling chair Patrick Ryan financial James Murphy secretary James Connolly treasurer and committees led by John J Reed Thomas O Dowd James E Ford James Reilly and Miss Mollie Fox.
The Fruit House completed installation of an airline style cash carrier system. It began operation Monday morning but delayed on the busiest day of the week. It is the largest in Fort Wayne and among the country’s patent systems with forty stations and independent lines feeding straight to the cashier. One cashier handles regular work. two during rush periods. three for extraordinary crowds.
Shirley City Miss Maude Cleveland 16 died two hours after taking carbolic acid on Monday afternoon. Daughter of Antwerp blacksmith leaves father a sister and a brother. Her mother fatally used the same method about a year ago. Burial took place at Forest Home cemetery in Hicksville on Wednesday.
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