Salooners Ban Profanity In Toledo Meeting
A Toledo saloonkeepers meeting adopted a unanimous resolution to refrain from using profane language and to post rules forbidding patrons from swearing on the premises. Other items note a Kentucky shooting, forgery case in Massachusetts, a derailment attempt in Tennessee, a deadly mine accident, and a Paris banker suit against Miss Evans over wedding expenses.
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Wellesley
Mass
Albert Jennings
R.ct
Southern Railway
Wontauga
Tatalio
Cumberland Coal and Coke Company
Milstone
Tenn
Gong Dewn Hill
Richard Barber
The
National Creamery Company
Assassination Threats and Global Ties Stir During Turbulent Era
Gov Odell receives threats of assassination while Harvard Princeton debate moves to Cambridge. Russell Sage sues for 75000 by Isabella Ajuria. Philadelphian ex-mayor Stockley in critical condition after paralysis. Sagamore mill workers strike amid mass unrest in Fall River. deadly explosions kill and injure workers in Kar taus and Chester. Cadets dismissed at West Point. Beaver Falls women accused of gambling. Gorman elected US Senator from Maryland. Fires devastate Edinboro and Manchester offices. inflation of losses and arson ripple through regions. Multiple fatalities from mine blasts and accidents. notable arrests and legal actions stretch across Missouri and Illinois. Explosions, factory fires, and labor upheavals color the period’s chaotic scene.
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Odell
New York
Cambridge
Mass
Russell Sage
Isabella Ajuria
William S. Stockley
Philadelphia
Sagamore Cotton Mill No
Fall River
Kartaus
Miehsel
John Fisher
Tidewater Steel Company
Chester
West Point Military Academy
Beaver Falls
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
United States
George L. Wellington
Gorman
Jackson
Floyd
Dillingham
Maine House of Representatives
St. Albans
Waterville
Edinboro
Wes
Cogalield
New England
Boston
Manchester
Nhlom
Ber ¢’ E. Skinner
New Havenoun
I. S. Manvele
Oscar S. Straus
Turkey
Hague
Harrison
Maple Hall
Gilberton
Pac
George’ Klire
Caroline Klein
Baltimore
Klea
Springalles
Pittsburg
Vecsuliek
Multiple Unconnected 1900s News Highlights
The report blends varied incidents from 1900s era news including a Bank of Butler robbery with dynamite, a Roanoke mayor's body found in the Ohio River, and Gen Palmer planning a sanitarium. It also notes a Pennsacola fishermen strike settlement, Natchez shooting, Louisville suicide, and a Virginia State Guard mail case. Also mentioned are a German bank embezzlement sentence, Besment Texas oil discovery, Condor wreck theories, Jupiter mine flood, and Boer War updates with Belgrade divorce mentions and Lipton yacht plans.
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Butler
Sturgis E. Jones
Roanoke
Ohio River
Huntington
W. Va
Gen. Palmer
Rio Grande Western Railroad
Pennsacula
Fla
Natchez
Thomas Glenn
Adlen D. Carputer
Jon
Carpenter
Martin
Jefferson Street
Louisville
Jahn W. Stark
Virginia State Guard
United States
Hichmond
Jom
Rugght
German National Bank
City
Proex
Austria
Ttu
London
Loum Botha
Bruce Hamilton
Belgrade
Niog Alexander of
Servia
Draga
Laza
Markich
Edward Publi
Willam Fife
Fairlie
Clyde
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Fife
News Nuggets From the Era of Global Turmoil
A sweeping Tally of incidents across continents includes Bernard E. Brown a jeweler murdered in Rochester NL. Fires hit Gates & Brown Virginia wholesale grocers and a Belfast collapse traps workers. U S moves on Bulgaria and Turkey over Miss Stone abduction. Boiler blast near Manresa devastates Puente de Vilamar, many injured. Prison escape led by Monarity. Colombian insurgents strike Panama harbor. Mrs Dorothy Hoffman burned to death in Trenton Ohio. Smallpox scare at University of Minnesota. Ohio politics see Foraker reelected. mine workers demand. Toledo blast furnace plans. Proctor & Gamble workers fatally asphyxiated. Memphis stove plant destroyed by fire. insurance losses tall. Numerous fatalities from rail, mining, and industrial accidents nationwide.
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Rocheter
United States
Levant
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Puente de Vilamara
Spain
Monarity
McNeils
Tacoma
Wash
Panama
Lautaro
Alban
Dorothy Hoffman
Trenton
Ohio
Herbert HE Mathieson
First National Bank of
Falta
Mont
Matteson
Chicago Great Western
Erand
Bee Creek Junction
George W Miller
New York
H. Wetter Manufacturing Company
South
Memphis
Honora Sweeney
Saratoga Springs
Jeremiah Sweenes
Husband and Fife
Harry Harcemeier
Charles Berger
Proctor & Gamble Soap Works
Cincinnati
Thomas Mills
Henry Grenfeldt
Wabash
Custer
Frank Kendall
Redroo
Ark
Charles I. Chapman
Pittsburg
Anadarko
I. T
Randolph County
St Loui Valley Railroad Company
St. Louis Trust Company
George H. Philips
Earn King
Chicago Board of Trade
Allison and
Dolliver
Lews
Shaw
H. M. Bracken
Minnesota Board of Health
Reno Hinterholzer
James Person
1901 Religious Growth and National Events Summary
Religious membership rose 2.07 percent in 1901 while population gained 2.18 percent. News notes include trade friction among major combines, a $50,000 fire damage to Montreal Royal Electric Light works, and promises of rapid repairs. Col Myron T. Herrick discusses memorial funding. Wisconsin delegation and Henry C. Payne sworn in as Postmaster General. An Indian Guerrero earthquake at Chilpancingo reportedly killed about 300 and injured many.
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United States
Montreal
Royal Electric Light Company
Myron T. Herrick
McKinley Memorial Association
Wisconsin
Congress
Durbin
Indiana
Hanna
Henry C. Payne
White House
Guerrero
Mexico
Chilpancingo
Senate Clash Over Naval Reserve Sparks War Veterans Fight
A Senate debate on Hale of Maine remarks about naval reserve formation triggers strong defenses of volunteers and National Guard. House approves pension bill and McKinley memorial resolution. Commerce Department creation debated with concerns over bureaus and powers. House fast session on urgent deficiency bill includes Manila post funding and other items.
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Hale
Maine
House
John Hay
Hall of Representatives
Charleston
Department of Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of the Treasury
McKinley
Congress
House of Representatives
Economic Prospects Mixed as Rail, Trade Face Strains
The report notes uneven conditions in 1901 with Cleveland banking fears and Everett-Moore troubles contrasting with broader national activity. Railcar production soars while foreign bids wane, Chicago book clearings rise, and insurance rates advance. Wheat and sugar markets soften amid drought and crop uncertainty, shaping a cautious outlook for summer construction and railroad earnings.
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New York
Cleveland
Everett-Moore Syndicate
James J. Hii
Northwest
Mexico
Chicago
Congress action and committee notes across issues
Highlights from several committees including silver parity with gold, Chicago river improvements, Massachusetts governor succession rumors, oleomargarine tax hearings, hemp inquiry exonerations, and a push to ease presidential office pressures. Cuban merchants seek tariff concessions from Secretary Root to protect island industries.
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House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Chicago Drainage Canal
Chicago
W. M. Crane
Massachusetts
Long
House Committee On Agriculture
Senate Committee On
Gen
Corbin
Col. Heistand
Root
Congress
Market Prices For Cattle Hogs And More In Major Cities
A summary of livestock and grain prices across U S cities including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo and New York with cattle hogs and sheep price ranges for each market. Also notes The National Bank of Chanute Kansas is authorized to begin business with capital of 50000.
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St Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
National Bank of
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