Jackson Aims to Land Globe Fence Plant in Race
Jackson pushes to secure the Globe Fence company factory, led by A C Mills, with Hudson and Adrian as rivals. Tulsa plans include site selection within thirty days, power and shipping factors, labor costs, and potential fall operation. Local boosters cite Jackson’s shipping edge and strong labor pool to attract the $500000 capital venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Business Men's Association
Globe Fence
Jackson
Jackson Patriot
Battle Creek
Glate Fence Company
Hudson and
Adrian
Hudson
A. Garlinghouse and A. GC
Globe Fence Company
A. C. Mills
Mills
Michigan Avenue
J. M. Lamb
Globe Company
A. M. Lamb
Lamb Fence Company
Page Company
Michigan
United States
the Page Company
Globe
Cardinal Gibbons First American candidate for papal election
Cardinal Gibbons now em Fonte to Rome appears to have a good chance of election though several favored cardinals have recently died. The report notes his potential despite recent losses among his supporters and reflects the complex state of papal politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Em Fonte
Rome
Pope
United States
Borneo
Great Britain
Washington
Port Arthur
Manchuria
China
Chamberlain
Balfour
Liverpool
Southport
Claus Spreckels
San Francisco
Roosselt
B'nai Brith
Leo N Levi
Staley-Arca
Usiy
Apes Elizabeth
Aun
Cod
Montauk Point
Highlands
Newport
Roosevelt
Kearney
Louisville
Bradley
A 2. Belknap
A. C. Willson
Clifton J. Pratt
Illinois
G. I. Deneen
Chicago
Attorneys’ Association
Galesburg
Yates
Will County
Jef Fifer
Brown
du Page County
Oyster Bar
Iden
Late News In Brief: Murders and Disasters, 1903
Arrest in Chicago for murder committed in Elizabeth New Jersey on June 6 1858. Despondent printer David Shaw of Albany New Jersey killed himself after losses in speculation. Earl of Caldwell Idaho shot and killed a girl then himself, leaving a wife and two children. Unknown man dragged from Lake Michigan near the Illinois state line with heavy rope and paving stone weights. Forty one deaths from Jackjaw reported after Independence Day celebrations in Pennsylvania. Remember Jubilee Singers at Mt E Church tonight at 8 o clock. Modern Woodmen appoint William Chaloner deputy clerk. dues payable in the month named. July 15 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Japituo
Chicago
Elizabeth
N. J
David Shaw
Albany N. J
Girk
Blossom
Earl
Caldwell
Idaho
Jacob Schmueckenhauffer
Lake Michigan
Miinois State Line
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
David Roe
Miffintown
Daniel C. Reinhart
Lancaster
Wilson Danner
Pope Leo XIII Nearing End As Vatican Dispatches Pour In
Rome reports Dr Mazzoni says Leo XIIIs illness has lessened gravity though recovery unlikely due to age ninety four. Doctors exhausted care through night as crowds flood Vatican with telegrams totaling near six thousand and cost around twenty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mazzoni
Associated Press
Via Condotti
Jay
Leo
Pupi Leo XII
Gateno Mazzoni
Vatican
Monsignor
Pi Feri
el Lapponi
Vatican Administration
Weather summary for Michigan and Ohio regions
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures. Official records show yesterday's highs near 76 and lows around 7. Forecasts indicate showers in northern Lower Michigan and variable winds, with fair conditions in the south. Ohio expected fair and warmer with light winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Michigan
Yeasmington
Abdey
Ohio
Epworth League Meets in Detroit with Army of Santiago Delegation
Detroit hosts a large Epworth League reunion with many Army of Santiago de Cuba members. Major-General William R. Shafter and General Adna R. Caffee attend, alongside Colonel Webb Hayes and other notables. Epworth League events fill Central M. E. Church with speeches by C. B. Spencer and others as receptions and gatherings proceed around city venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
National Society of the ‘Army of
Santiago de Cuba
William R. Shafter
National Society of the Army of
Philippines
Webb Hayes
Roosevelt
Hayes
Clark
Missouri
G. V. Hard
Eighth Ohio
Colone
G. Starr
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fort Reno
C. T
Arthur L. Wagner
U.S. A
Jeaguers
Tllinois
George Robinson
Cass Avenue
Board of Control
the Teague
Epworth League
M. E
Michigan Jontingent
Michigan
Cleveland
C. B. Spencer
Christian Endeavor
Baptist Young People’s Union
Epworth League Societies
Berry
Epsworth League
Ontario
Detroit Opera House
Maybury
Bliss
Alger
Fort Street Presbyterian Church
Sworn circulation figures for Adrian Daily Telegram
D W Granden, publisher, swears before a Lenawee County notary that the stated averages for six months of 1903 reflect The Adrian Daily Telegram’s circulation. Figures show monthly averages around 3,500 with totals and an asserted six month average of 3,583. Notary M K Chase verifies the oath on July 7, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Lenawee Co
Mec
D. W. Grandon
Ad- Irian Daily Telegram
Adrian Daily Telegram
M. Kt. Chase
Riots in Chicago as Kellory Switchboard clash with police
Desperate fighting erupts between police and Kellory Switchboard strikers in Chicago on a Wednesday. Freight escorts to Burlington depot and to Terminal Transfer company face blockades and brick showers from workers. A private watchman fires. mob scatters after clashes. about twenty arrests and numerous injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Italy
Kellory Switchoard
Porce
Burlington
Terminl Transfer Company
Ogden
Grand parade opens Chaffee convention at Detroit camp
Generals Chaffee and Shafter attend a Cuban campaign reunion at Woodward and Monterey. Captains Bookmiller and Brett direct crack cavalry displays before 20 000 expected attendees, with receptions, moonlight steamer rides, and a Cadilla hotel session kicking off the sixth international Epworth League convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookmiller
Nimh Infantry
Madison Barracks
Buffalo
Capain F. W. Island
Woodward and
Monterey Avenues
Tants
Brett
Talis Party
Shafter
Chstive
Warne Pavilion
Columbia
Cadilla Hotel
Masonic Temple
Detroit
Pitiful Romance Ends in Death of Deserted Wife
Bits Lottie Fitzpatrick, aged about 20, died in a hospital after a troubled romance with Dennis Fitzpatrick. Married in 1900s after meeting in South Bend, he deserted her repeatedly, she followed to Elkhart, then to South Bend with a baby. She fell ill with appendicitis and died Tuesday morning after surgery as her baby mourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yatamezoo
Mich
Bits
Lottie Fitzpatrick
South Bend
Lottie Ragotsky
Dennis Fitzpatrick
Beck
Elkhart
Lcott Bend
KILLED IN MID AIR INJURIES SHOCK CALLED OUTDOOR ACCIDENT
Battle Creek report July 16 Earl C Hayward of Grand Rapids was electrocuted on East Main Street while riding a 30 foot cable seat. He touched a live wire and died before aerial fire crew lowered his body. Four hundred spectators witnessed the tragedy as women fainted and fear spread. In Katkaska Frank Herrington is jailed on a heinous charge involving his 10 year old daughter. He faces allegations as his wife is invalid and four children depend on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
Earl C. Hayward
Grand Rapids
East Main Street
Hayward
Michigan Telephone Company
Antil
Fi Sal
Haywari
Katkaska
Herrington
South Boardman
Creighwy
Russia Illicit War Talk Fades at Port Arthur Conference
Port Arthur reports end of a high level meeting with Russia voicing unwavering stance against backward steps in Manchuria. Officials cite war preparation growth under Kuropatkin, and orders for barracks materials to house 20,000 troops. They argue opposition to foreign towns stems from foreign trade concerns not conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Moscow
Russia
Kuropatkin
Atethur
Hachin
New Chwang
That Petition Petition Drafted In White House Accord
New York July 1 9 a statement by Leo N Levi summarizing a Kishinev petition conference with the president and a Jewish committee. Levi says the meeting was satisfactory and no public details will be released yet. He affirms the petition remains unchanged and seeks a week longer signing before sending it abroad. It is described as American rather than a Jewish petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
New York
Oyster Bay
Leo N. Leyi
State Department
Washington
Levi
Aaste
Behal
Fatal Slumber Mystery In West Africa Disease
A mysterious sleeping sickness in West Africa is identified as a form of meningitis, chronic and nearly always fatal, distinct from cerebrospinal meningitis. It begins with slight listlessness, progresses to coma then death over one to six months, and has been observed only among Black populations across several districts. Spread remains unclear with no clear transmission pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Africa
Chicago
Jaourfal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Globe Fence CO
Jubilee Singers
Mt. E. Church
William Chaloner
BB. Taylor
Death
Niles
State Advisory Pardon Board
Regney B. Frisbie
Edwin St. Green
M. C. Huting
Frank Ledger
Ira Ashman
George B. Taylor
Comley
Taylor
Owosso
Midh
Harry Wheeler
Grand Trunk
Wheeler
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
A. Stevenson & Son
D.M. Baker
Weather Forecast
Epworth League and Army OF
Santiago
Lineman
Juntel
D. W. Granden
Mont Ve
THE
Switchboard CO
Adna R. Chaffee
America
Iste Sevares
Straeta
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