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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
7
Washington June 24. In lively exchanges Landis and Clark clash over Democrats and the war policy. Ball assails Republican policy while Landis defends keeping the Philippines. Clark admits Democrats pressured the war move, prompting heated exchanges and applause.
In Washington on June 24 a corrected engrossing error in the river and harbor act was addressed by the senate with a bill to adjust the Cumberland river improvement appropriation in Tennessee. The session then moved to consider the National Appalachian forest reserve establishment as previously agreed.
Residents of Poe Township discuss electric railway prospects, hold a successful Sunday school convention led by Marion Smith, and host a serenade organized by Poe ties. Community updates note mild weather, crop health, and local visits while entertainment plans unfold for July 12 with Miss Shafer.
Isaac W Payne born November 26 1865 in Paulding County Ohio died June 15 1902 Edgerton Indiana He married Ida J Watson in 1892 they had three children Ida died in 1897 he later married Cora L Coppeler they had Amhelda and Charley Surviving are his wife one daughter and two sons Funeral services held June 17 at M E church Edgerton Rev E A Bunner officiated and burial was in Payne Cemetery.
The notice reports cool weather with light frosts at Dutch Ridge, haying has begun, a singing school is held each Sunday evening taught by Miss Maggie Snyder, with visits from Miss Deesie Grubb of Kendallville to her grandparents Mr and Mrs David Steele. A Mt Olivet children's meeting is noted and a birth is recorded for Mr and Mrs L 4H Echneider a son. Mr and Mrs Eli Garman and family visited friends in Fort Wayne Sunday with refreshments served.
The writer argues for a thorough investigation of funds paid by the United States to Cuban and other colonial figures. It questions whether money given to General Gomez and other local leaders was legitimate pension or disguised aid, noting precedents in the Philippines and Jolo and calling for exposure of wartime financial practices to satisfy the American public.
In Lincoln Nebraska on June 24 W J Bryan explains the New York harmony dinner absence by declaring no harmony exists with Cleveland or his democratic principles. He accuses Cleveland of secret deals with financiers, corruption, and favors to corporations while urging a reorganization that favors plutocracy over democracy. The speech outlines a campaign plan to frame tariff reform against trusts and expand gold backed assets under financial influence.
Money to loan at 4 percent and 5 percent with privilege of partial payments. Also loans on personal security. Property for sale. P. A. and P. Randall claim Bib Bass Bleck Fort Wayne. d&w tf
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