Crude Court of Inquiry on Chicago Officers
A court of inquiry was organized aboard the United States cruiser Chicago to investigate the arrest of officers. Captain James H. Dayton presided. changes in the confession of faith were proposed and sent to presbyteries for ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago
Venice
James H. Dayton
New York Central
East Buffalo
N. Y
William Lester
H. H. Matteson
Helena
Mont
United States Grand Jury
First National Bank of Great
New York County
W. C
National Baseball League
W. L. W. LL. Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Louis
Stolen Harvard Kaiser Photographs and Various 1900s News
Brief items report theft of Harvard Kaiser photographs, deaths of Annie Clarke in Chicago and James F. Caldwell in Saratoga, and European peace bonds after a St Petersburg banquet. Other notes cover polo pony prohibitions by a British commission, fires at J F Ketter Carriage and Bradbury piano factory, ship sinks near St John s Newfoundland, Edith Locke admitted to El Paso bar, a 4000 strong mob killing a Black man at Lansing Texas, a NW Ohio storm with deaths and damage, and cattle losses near Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Annie Clarke
Julia Marlowe
Chicago
James F. Caldwell
Saratoga, N. Y
Danville
Czar
Russia
M. Loubet
St. Petersburg
France
Europe
J. F. Ketter Carriage Company
Ironton
Ohio
Bradbury Piano
New York
Freeborn G. Smith
Lily Dale
St. John’s
N. F
Rodger
Edith W. Locke
Texas
el Paso
Lansing
Seaton
George
Rip
Unclear nine letters gale and long runs in United States
A garbled report lists varied items: a nine letter gale, a four hour eight minute New York to Philadelphia automobile run, a West Point death of Private Frank L. Farris, naval appointments, a Capitol accident injuring a plain, a coroner verdict in New York, a Boston baritone’s job rumor, a Pittsburg gasoline tank explosion, a New York hotel shooting verdict, Houston fire losses, Thiel College memorial hall fire, ferryboat collision in New York harbor, Philadelphia department store fire, Worcester factory blaze, Eastman Kodak industry move, and a fatal stabbing after a knife-armed assault by Italians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gran Po
New York
Philadelphia
Military Academy
West Point
Sepia Wien
Washington
Richmond P. Hobson
Lewis Nixon
Elizabethport
Milburn
Senate
Capitol
Boston
Concord
Mass
Roosevelt
United States
Horace Jay
Newsett
Mateos
Colm
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
E. G. Higgins Wall Paper Company
George Eastman
Kodak
Rochester
N. C
Hammer, Seed
Stanley
Eastman Dry Plate Works
Thomas Kirilty
Kitty
Five children bitten by mad dog in Colorado Springs
A report states five children were bitten by a supposed mad dog in Colorado Springs. Other items note Minnesota official salary increases by ten percent amid higher living costs and a tornado damaging a Brandon Minnesota school near Miss Ida Hanson, killing the teacher and injuring pupils. The piece also mentions Chicago population estimates for 1902 and various disjointed notes on rail rates and a disputed check from Murrell to Sheriff Dickman in St Louis. A waterspout affected Cincinnati and Kentucky suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Minnesota
Nailope
Rome
Reso
Washburn-Crosby Co
Minneapolis
Brandon
Minn
Ida Hanson
Chicago
Murrell
Dickman
St. Louis
Bend
John K. Murrell
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Multitude of incidents and deaths across cities
A chaotic roll of deaths, crimes, accidents, and legal actions spans multiple states. Notable items include a mass of suicides and tragedies, a Burlington line collision near Hyannis killing five, and a mutiny at Canton Ohio workhouse with guards slain. Also reported are a Chicago plagiarism ruling on Cyrano, a plea for Y M C A funding in Topeka, a Topeka bar fixtures case against Carrie Nation, and varied injuries from accidents, shootings, and fights across towns.
Engagement Ended by Financial Standstill
A man postponed marriage to Miss Bileted in Sy ean to Hepienggenden m until he saves enough money for housekeeping, delaying the wedding as he works to improve finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bile Ted
Tragic spree ends in murder and self destruction near Hastings
Fragmentary report details a man named William Austin who killed 13 year old Abetha McCullough and four others in a Wilkinson County farm house near Hastings. He then died by his own hand as the house burned, with authorities noting the killings followed a grave infatuation and stray acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesboro
Tittle
Abetha McCullough
William Austin
Thei
Wilkinson
Hastings
B. Haggin
Episcopal Diocese of
Lexington
Ashland Seminary
Versailles
Clifford
Roberts
Fort Thomas
Philippines
Amd
Map Penu
Cuueieen
Austin
Berthanelough
Monarchs, riots, and disasters swirl in world news
Arrests in Madrid target Gabriel Lopez and fifteen others for a plot to kill King Alfonso at his coronation. Nine dynamite cartridges found. Earthquakes shake southern Portugal with no fatalities. News from Lord Godkin’s death in England. A destructive hurricane in Sciade, British India kills and destroys. Lisbon fire and petroleum stores burn. Alfonso XIII assumes full kingship after taking oath. Kingston Jamaica riot injures twenty as soldiers clash with civilians. regimental assault and nail-studded clubs used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Lopez
Madrid
Alfonso
Portugal
West Indies
Edwin Lawrence Godkin
New York Evening Post
Brixham
Devonshire
England
Sciade
British India
Lisbon
Alfonso XIII
Spain
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indian Colored Regiment
Cooling device patent aims to hold rooms at 72 degrees
Prof Willis L Moore seeks a patent on a cooling machine that promises living rooms kept at 72 degrees in the hottest weather. Roosevelt in a Presbyterian Assembly address denounces citizens who scold reclaimers of savage lands. Large numbers of 17 year locusts appear in Washington with reports from Altoona and Nashville. The republic of Cuba is born as Cuban patriots cheer at noon Tuesday for independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis L. Moore
Roosevelt
Presbyterian General Assembly
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Altoona
Nashville
Tenn
Republic of Cuba
Philippine bills and naval acts dominate congressional week
Congressional actions covered a busy period with debates on the Philippines and naval appropriations. The House passed the naval appropriation with amendments, and the conference report on omnibus claims was approved. The immigration bill advanced with an educational test for newcomers and tax exemptions for Cuban, Canadian, and Mexican citizens. Senate discussions focused on the Philippine question with executive sessions and Cuba’s republic acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Dolliver
Peale Ae United
Beet
Tee
Springs
Underwood
Ala
Cuba
Canada
Mexico
Weekly Review of Industrial Output and Wheat Trade
The report notes May week transport earnings up 6.2 percent from last year and 19 percent above 1900. Pig iron production hit a April record of 1,608,326 tons, with exports for ten months the heaviest on record. Furnace activity rises, suggesting potential capcity growth, while winter wheat states show price firming after May 1 condition report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. G. Dos & Weekly Review
Sa Mag
Keene
Washington Notea and Military Disciplinary Actions
Arbitrators ruled against Salvador in a dispute over claims by U S citizens. Secretary Shaw eased customs rules to admit free luggage aboard and grant an $800 exemption on appeal. Captain Bertram S Neuamann dismissed from the Marine Corps after a court martial in Pensacola. The President pardoned five union miners in contempt of court cases in the Western District of Virginia. Roosevelt opposes a cattlemen’s bill to lease public domains for grazing at 2 cents an acre. Captain Harry Littlefield traced beriberi origin to Chinese white rice in Philippine prisoners. Supreme Court action on romming officers. Captain Peter C Deming of the Volunteer Service noted. British camp at New Orleans ruled lawful with no recruiting. male shipments not violating neutrality. Admiral Coghlan to be second in command North Atlantic station. his successor as yard captain in New York to be Captain P F Garsington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Salvador
United States
Shaw
Bertram S. Nuemann
Marine Corps
Pensacola
Virginia
Harry Littlefield
Philippines
United States Supreme Court
Romming
Peter C. Deming
Volunteer Service
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Admiral Coghlan
North Atlantic
Economic mood in Chicago and coal fields amid strikes
The article notes cautious optimism in the industrial sector despite a prolonged strike in the Pennsylvania coal fields and unfavorable tones in eastern reports. It reports good rains in the Southwest boosting winter wheat, with grain receipts in Chicago and light Minneapolis totals. Northwest acreage shows continued wheat and oats planting, while tailweed delivery and season activity remain steady though declines may come later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Minneapolis
Market Prices Across Cities Sound Like A Frantic Ledger
Markets list Chicago Indianapolis and St Louis with varied prices for cattle hogs sheep and grains. Forecasts show No 2 red wheat 80 cents to sides and oats around 41 to 45 cents with soy notes and hay values amid a dense jumble reflecting an old newspaper market page. The piece ends with a garbled line about a British tax and a royal audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Lou Attle
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W. LL. W. LL
Sboston
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Oliver Oleson
Michael Sierk
Alliance
Neb
Gus Jahnke
Sierk
Western
Masasuser
Anton Regier
Hannah Kickel
Marri
Ollie Atic
Charles Middleton
Mafite
Daniel Dinmont
Misabeth
Lane Dinmont
Burlington
Billings
Hyannis
Omaha
Waterhouse
M. Hoagland
Edward Ransom
Clarence Pendavis
Hoagland
Kehnadt
Merchatt Prince
Operaville
R.groas
ManaGeld
James W.uidgneve
Wilson
Iowa
Dakota Agricultural College Experiment Station
Starke County
Canton
George Jacobs
Hower Stone
Gigante
Ardmore
I. T
Antoine Regnier
Annie Kickel
Julius Lehmann
Otero County
N. M
Tobacco
Machete
Jack Tortier
Ripley
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kan
George E. Nye
John McCarty
Ccusterville
Cal
Fred
Carrie Nation
Hazen
Walking Shield
Ghost-Face Bear
Rosebud
Toledo
Kinkade
H. W. Mayes
Webb City
W. H. Wagner
Wagner
Mayes
Sarah Duncan
McKinley
White House
Belle of
Nelson Morris
Heginaise
Mr. Rothschild
Omaba City
Omaha Street Railway
Great Lakes
Mer End Estieries
Viagatoa
Porto Rico
Ways and Means
Family of Independent Nations
New Republic
Wellington
Shattuc
Committee On Immigration
Charles Kt. Thomas
North Carolina
Emmett Tompkins
John J. Lentz
Rhea
International Committee of the
Fort Niobrara
Nebraska
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