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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1903
Page
2
A condensed digest reports on developments in industry, political events, and notable domestic and international happenings. The column highlights shifts in business, policy updates, and cross border exchanges shaping daily life.
A federal judge in Lancaster Pennsylvania issued a permanent injunction restraining iron molders on strike from interfering with other workers in the craft. The action aims to maintain factory operations amid labor dispute unfolds across the city.
Rev. William J. Chichester of Chicago dies suddenly in Atlanta from blood poisoning. William B. Byers, founder of the Rocky Mountain News in Denver, dies at 72. George D. Haworth, inventor of corn planters and wheat drills, dies in Decatur at 70. Uriah H. Crosby, Chicago pioneer and Crosby Opera House builder, dies in Brewster, Mass. Isaac B. Price turns 101 in New York after rare long life with little travel.
In Port of Spain Trinidad riots kill 12 natives and wound 60 including women noncombatants. Separately the French chamber expels religious orders. Surigao in Mindanao retaken and officials safe. Major General Sir Hector MacDonald to face court martial for alleged immoral conduct. News notes ship peace in Santo Domingo and a Paris hotel suicide of a Boe r war hero en route to court martial. The Toronto opera house burns with estimated loss of 150000.
Reports indicate the Cuban senate approved the amended reciprocity treaty with the United States as President Roosevelt plans a western tour and Congress prepares for an extra session to ratify the agreement.
The Honorable Mr Justice Finnemore issues a letter from Pietermaritzburg Natal dated October 29 1901. The document reflects legal communication during the colonial period. It provides insight into judicial correspondence and administrative matters of the era.
A Maine girl vows not to marry until her lover earns 10 000 dollars. He works and saves 18 dollars in three months. She blushes and admits that amount is barely near the target, as reported by the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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