Miss Holman wed Signor Marconi former fiancé in London
Miss Josephine Holman once engaged to Signor Marconi and Eugen Boross of Budapest wed at St Mary Abbot's Church Kensington London. Peace talks in South Africa nearing end of war conditions though Britain delaying formal declaration. Court of inquiry formed aboard the Chicago to probe Venice arrest of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Holman
Indianapolis
Signor Marconi
Eugen Boross
Budapest
Hungary
St. Mary Abbot's Church
Kensington
London
South Africa
Transvaal
Photographs stolen from Warvard by Kaiser collection
The article notes a theft of a collection of photographs given to Warvard University by the Kaiser. It lists other varied, mostly brief items including deaths, fires, and notable events across the United States and Europe, with many named individuals and places referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warvard University
Kaiser
Annie Clarke
Julia Marlowe
Chicago
James F. Caldwell
Saratoga, N. Y
Danville
Czar
Russia
M. Loubet
St. Petersburg
France
Europe
Five children bitten by a mad dog in Colorado Springs
A series of terse notices include five children bitten by a supposed mad dog in Colorado Springs. Other items note salary hikes for Minnesota officials, Iowa G A R encampment praise for the Philippines, and a Minneapolis mill closure amid rail-rate discrimination. A Brandon Minnesota tornado kills a teacher Ida Hanson and injures pupils. Chicago population projections show growth to 2,149,600 in 1902. A bond forfeiture case in St Louis involves E E Murrell. A Cincinnati waterspout and windstorm claim several lives in Kentucky suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Minnesota
Iowa G. A. R
Des Moines
Philippines
Washburn-Crosby Company
Minneapolis
Brandon
Minn
Ida Hanson
Chicago
E. E. Murrell
Dickman
St. Louis
John IX. Murrell
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Diverse 19th century incidents dominate Midwest scene
A flood of calamities and crimes fills the report including $2,000,000 in losses from floods in Cincinnati, rail and bank heists, fatal accidents in Cleveland and Toledo, a manslaughter verdict in Springview, suicides in St. Louis and Joliet, and political and social upheavals from Chicago to Topeka.
Charleston city contracts for water works with Baltimore firm
The city of Charleston D C grants a thirty year water works franchise to Mercantile Trust and Deposit Co of Baltimore after a contract. A Pineville Tennessee grand jury indicted Lee Turner as an accessory before the fact in the killing at Middlesboro. A Hastings Florida case ends with a murder suicide by William Austin after killing four others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. W
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Oliver Oleson
Michael Sierk
Alliance
Neb
Gus Jahnke
Sierk
Cincinnati
Electric Light Men
L. A. Ferguson
C. L. Edgar
Northwestern Railroad
Harrison
S. D
Dinmont
Burlington
Billings Line
Hyannis
Omaha
Waterhouse
M. Hoagland
Hastings
Edward Ransom
Clarence Pendavis
Hoagland
Kehlsaar
South Dakota Agricultural College Experiment Station
Starke County
Canton
Ohio
George Jacobs
Homer Stone
Gigante
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway
Ardmore
I. T
Otero County
N. M
Tabasco
Machete
Jack Tortier
Ripley
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kan
George E. Nye
Minneapolis
Minn
John McCarty
Custerville
Cal
Carrie Nation
Hazen
Walking Shield
Rosebud
United States
Toledo
Kinkade
Hl. W. Mayes
Webb City
W. H. Wagner
Wagner
Mayes
Sarah Duncan
President McKinley
White House
Belle of Washington Society
A. M. Rothschild
A. M. Rothschild & Co
Nelson Morris
Mr. Rothschild
Omaha Street Railway
Tony S. Deisner
Charleston
D. C
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company of
Pineville
Tenn
Lee Turner
Charles Cecil
John Dogsle
Middlesboro
Abetha McCullough
William Austin
Fort Thomas
Philippines
Texas
Goliad
Fla
Bertha McCullough
Austin
Spain Crowned King Alfonso XIII Seizes Majority
Reports from Madrid detail Gabriel Lopez and fifteen archists captured for plotting to assassinate King Alfonso during coronation. Nine dynamite cartridges found. Separately, earthquakes in southern Portugal and a hurricane in Scinde cause damage and fatalities. Edwin Lawrence Godkin dies in England from brain hemorrhage. Kingston Jamaica riot injures twenty as soldiers clash with civilians using razors and nail-studded clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Lopez
Madrid
Alfonso
Portugal
West Indies
Edwin Lawrence Godkin
New York Evening Post
Brixham
Devonshire
England
Scinde
British India
Lisbon
Alfonso XIII
Spain
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indian Colored Regiment
Cooling device to keep homes at seventy two degrees
Prof Willis L Moore seeks a patent for a cooling machine that would maintain living rooms at 72 degrees even in the hottest weather. Other items note President Roosevelt denouncing critics of reclaiming savage lands, a Cuban republic declaration, a large locust outbreak, a coal strike, and a salmon cannery merger on Fraser River. Startling developments may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis L. Moore
Roosevelt
Presbyterian General Assembly
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Altoona
Nashville
Republic
Michigan
Mitchell
Fraser River
British Columbia
New Jersey
Quebec
la Fontaine
Senate and House debate Philippine policy and naval bills
Congress moved through a packed schedule with Senate opposition to Philippine policy and Deboe supporting the measure. Bills approved include a lakes biological station funding, false branding controls, and pension measures. The House advanced the naval appropriation bill, land transfers to Porto Rico, and tax legacy refunds for religious and educational institutions. Conference reports and executive sessions followed, with immigration debates and Cuban recognition resolutions also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
McLaurin
Deboe
Great Lakes
United States Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries
Philippines
Schley
Porto Rico
United States
Spain
McCall
Ways and Means Committee
House
Dolliver
Spokane
Wash
National Home
Hot Springs
S. D
Underwood ¢Ala
Cuba
Canada
Mexico
Weather and wages con New York trade outlook
The weekly Dun and Co review notes moisture and cold tempera tures clouding the crop outlook in New York while Pittsburg payroll gains boost retail trade. Rail earnings up 6.2 percent in early May, and woolen mills reopening lift employment. Pig iron April output hits 1,503,326 tons as furnace capacity climbs to 352,004 tons, yet stocks fall about 10,000 tons. Exports remain heavy, corn prices vary, and grain receipts in Chicago run high. Retail and wholesale demand improves with rains, while a Pennsylvania coal strike introduces caution. Northwest and Southwest conditions support wheat and corn shifts. meat prices hold steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
R. G. Dun & Co
Chicago
Minneapolis
Northwest
Controversial naval and military notes from varied sources
Arbitrators ruled against Salvador in a citizen claims dispute while Secretary Shaw relaxed customs to admit free luggage and grant a 300 dollar appeal exemption. Dismissals and court martials occurred, with President pardoning five miners for contempt in the western district. Roosevelt approved a British camp decision in New Orleans on neutrality and grazing leases, and discussions on beriberi origins by Army surgeon Captain Littlefield. The Supreme Court limited court martial jurisdiction over Captain Deming, and Admiral Coghlan placed for North Atlantic command with Higginson seeking a second admiral. Harrington to replace Coghlan as New York yard captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Street Company
Philadelphia
Andrew Carnegie
Albany
N. Y
George Pope
Brook Inn
Pope
Baltimore Sun
Letitia Eagle
Avalon
I.a
Edna Warner
New York
Lincoln
Grant
Richmond P. Hobson
Lewis Nixon
Elizabethport
N. J
Milburn
Senate
Capitol
Washington
Boston
Samuel Hoar
Concord
Mass
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Bench
Horace Gray
Aul L. Ford
Malcolm Ford
Malcolm
Winnebago Street
Pittsburg
Walter Brooks
Glen Island Hotel
Foster M. Backus
Florence Burns
Houston
Memorial Hall
Thiel College
Greenville
New York Harbor
J. C. Atterbury
New Brighton
Staten Island
Richard Stevens
New York Yacht Club
North Broad Street
Marks Bros
Electric Vehicle Company
Columbia Automobile Company
Main Street
Worcester
John E. Day
KE. G. Higgins Wall Paper Company
George Eastman
Kodak
Rochester
Hammer
Seal
Stanley
Eastman Dry Plate Works
Thomas Kilty
Ile
Nilty
Salvador
United States
Shaw
Bertram
Nuemann
Marine Corps
Pensacola
District
Vic
Harry Littlefield
Philippines
United States Supreme Court
Peter C. Deming
Volunteer Service
New Orleans
Coghlan
North Atlantic
Higginson
Admiral Coghlan
Bpfl Harrington
Market quotes for cattle hogs and grains across cities
A sprawling list of commodity prices from Chicago Indianapolis and New York markets shows cattle, hogs, and sheep values, plus grain futures for corn oats wheat rye and specialty items like butter eggs and potatoes. Several ranges highlight shipping grades and quality from common to prime, with notable prices for butter creamery eggs and pork products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Boss
Hub
New York
Eges
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The
Bessemer Herald
Sherman & Hand, Publishers
Bessemer
Venice
James H. Dayton
New York Central
East Buffalo
William Lester
H. H. Matteson
Helena
Mont
United States Grand Jury
First National Bank of Great Falls
New York County
National Baseball League
W. LL. W. OL
Brooklyn
Louis
J. P. Ketter Carriage Company
Ironton
Bradbury Piano
Freeborn Cg, Smith
Lily Pale
St. John's
N. BF
Rodger
Edith W. Locke
el Paso
Lansing
Oso
Elk City
George Kirby
Billings Mont
Western
Kansas City and Southern Railway
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Moores
John W. Gates
Arkansas and Choctaw
Willard S. Tillibridge
Oklahoma
Perkins
Santa Fe Company
Cimmaron River
Ella Clarey
Bartletsville
Southern
Congress
Republic of Cuba
Family of Independent Nations
Wellington
Shattue Ohiel
Committee On Immigration
Charles KR. Thomas
North Carolina
Emmett Tompkins
John J. Lentz
Rhea
Virginia
International Committee of
Fort Niobrara
Nebraska
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