Week's News Record Amid Tragedy and Trials on Many Fronts
Boston on West End street sees Richard Friedman kill his sister Rosa and wound another before taking his own life. Fraud cases list Frias and Marin in Mexico. police seek devices used in the operation. A donor boost supports a national building for the blind in Denver. Poison deaths, drownings, bank acquittals, a brutal coachyard shooting, and a wreck with many injuries fill the slice of era news alongside baseball standings.
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News Nuggets From A Turbulent World In 1900s Era
A flood of tragic and startling items spans the era: a woman and two children starving in New York City, alleged maritime wrecks with perished captains, and officials under scrutiny. Notable deaths include civil engineer Charles Madre struck by a car near Watanga, and Col T C Sloan drowned at Keysers Island. A wreck survivor list cites Captain Gracie and five others missing from the Falkland. Police chief John McCauley fatally injured after a Palisades fall. A Montenegro royal carriage mystery unfolds with an unexploded mine aboard a carriage in Italy, while the National Department of Justice probes Sherman Act violations in trusts. A college president resigns at Muchter College Akron, and John W Cookman is sentenced for murder. A heavy rail road investment looms for the Southern Pacific, with $30 to $49 million slated for roadbed and equipment. George Snyder Jr dies after being run over in New Jersey, as Kansas wheat markets begin with a soft crop selling at 65 cents a bushel.
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Eastern News Capsule: Monuments and Murders Across Cities
A sprawling digest reports Carnegie plans a Blaine monument in Pittsburgh, a Bellevue hospital death from beating, a Mass woman wounding and suicide, Rockefeller gifts to Cornell, thefts and recoveries of tea in Williamsburg, and numerous fires, accidents, and crimes across New York New Jersey Ohio Indiana and beyond with details on individuals and institutions.
Multiple Tragedies Reported Across States In Turbulent News
Reports describe a lightning strike killing two men on a handcar near Filson Kentucky, a Hancock County assault suspect killed, an Arkansas man executed after capture, a Fort Morgan official jailed for a year and a half plus a $3000 fine, a Florida bank president committing suicide, a Dallas street railway leader fatally injured, lynching of two men in Louisiana over John Esray Foster’s death, and an avalanche in West Virginia near Hopeville collapsing part of the mountainside along the Potomac river.
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Europe Endures Severe Winter Impacts and Global Trade Shifts
Reports from Europe describe extreme cold harming crops across the continent, notably France where wheat is ruined. This drives a surge in American corn imports, with two French firms already ordering more than all U S shipments for 1900. Controversies and violence swirl in distant capitals as diplomats and journalists face deadly incidents and political upheaval.
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Riots Fed by Streetcar Fares and Global Pressures
Private Rio dispatches link riots to rising streetcar fares while noting broader tensions. Reports cite indemnity paid over a Baptist chapel destruction in Nictheroy, European tariff moves against the United States, and a Danish island sale denial. Also covered are a cotton seed syndicate, a fishing schooner loss, Canadian divorce law, Arctic season news, and Capt. Rowan’s wartime actions under inquiry.
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Market Reportes From Major Cities In Grain and Livestock
Chicago to New York market notes show cattle shipping prices ranging from $2.00 to $6.10, hogs from $2.00 to $6.20, sheep up to $4.25, and grains with No. 2 red wheat around 68 to 70 cents and corn 42 to 44 cents. Regional quotes extend from Indianapolis to Milwaukee and Detroit with varied grades and prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, butter, eggs, and potatoes.
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Dee Pingree of Detroit Dies After Illness in 1890s
Hazen S Pingree former Governor of Michigan dies in Detroit after a long illness. He suffered stomach troubles and heart failure while under care. his son Heres & Pintree Jr stayed by his side. Pingree, born August 22 1810 in Denmark Maine, rose from shoemaker to Detroit mayor four terms and Michigan governor. He championed potato patches for the poor and fought streetcar monopolies. His death prompted immediate family notices and embalmment arrangements for return to Detroit.
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Long Journey to wed in the Philippines
Miss Anna Irvine of Washington travels to the Philippines to wed Capt Charlie Lyman of the Marine Corps. She is twenty years old and accompanied by the tale of a long journey for love.
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Coal Found on Farm and China Transport Service Note
Coal has been discovered on the farm BE or EAGER t. La Rite BEEN, Germany has acquired a cooling cre tion on the Farman Island for the China transport service. Charges made In the British House of School, was at Chillicothe, Sle. She had Bleetined her hair and worked eight dasa in Gen. PollanTa.hotel Young W. Smith, former, Divingnese 'Warren's Bend, 'Texes, let both his eyen.
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Fire Destroys Apartment Building Endangering Residents
A fire gutted an apartment building trapping residents many of whom fled into the street in a chaotic dash. One woman reentered to assist a dying husband as others carried children to safety in a panic described by witnesses.
Battleship Wisconsin Aims For Fastest Vessel Mark
The battleship Wisconsin competes for fastest navy vessel honors against the Hlinds with a target of 186 knots per hour for two hours under forced draft. Builders say it will prove the best.
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Tornado Kills Families Near Naper Nebraska
A violent tornado swept along the Keya Paha river near Naper Nebraska killing six of seven in one Greening family and two of six in another Anderson family. Several others injured and homes demolished. A trunk and table pieces lay half a mile away as missing persons fears arose.
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Churches Dedicate New and Re-dedicate Across States
The Baptists of Alton Illinois dedicated a new church valued at 22600 dollars. The Second Reformed Church of Peskim Denmark was rededicated after a thorough rebuild. Rev J P Clyde takes charge at First Congregational Elders Iowa. A Roman Catholic church at Lemoille Mins was dedicated with ceremonies. Rev Mattlach P Bartlett installed as pastor at First Presbyterian Princeton New Jersey. First Congregational Keokuk Iowa welcomes Pastor George E Paddock. A pew brick and stone Methodist Episcopal Church is described in brief.
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