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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
7
Dr Talmage urges parents to guard children from faults and temptations, stressing early moral training, balanced discipline, and daily family prayers. He warns against overindulgence or harsh neglect and urges parents to lead by example to keep children safe from modern dangers.
Dispatches from London and Bloemfontein recount rumors of Mafeking relief, shiftingBritish plans, and fierce battles at Magersfontein Paardeberg and Fourteen Streams. Reports detail British losses, Kitchener reorganizations, and new offensives toward Kimberley and Warrenton amid rising Boer resistance.
March 23 George W Van Sielen president of the American council of the South African republics and advocate for the Transvaal sent an official letter to the Portuguese minister offering to lend Portugal six million dollars to pay the Delagoa bay award set by the Geneva arbitration tribunal. The move is seen as Boer effort to counter any English offer.
Frankfort March 24 preliminary exam of Secretary of State Caleb Powers charged with abetting Goebel’s assassination began before Judge Moore. militia guarded courthouse to deter mountaineer threats. testimonies place shots near Powers office but no sworn link to him. witness Silas Jones described Gov Taylor’s ante room at the time. March 27 tense court scene as Col Denny and Col Campbell clashed over armed crowds and conduct in the state house yard, eliciting a near stampede before order was restored.
An explosion on the sixth floor of the McCollin building wrecked walls and damaged the adjacent Clad & Sons facility. Weiss died trapped beneath debris. Hauser survived. Fire and rescue crews evacuated workers, with two McCollin employees badly burned and one firefighter injured. Total damage about 75,000 dollars.
Vancouver March 24. Reports of marine disasters reach from Australian waters aboard the steamer Warrimoo. The cutter Explere went to pieces on Otoma reef with Captain J Castle and 20 Tongans drowned and a valuable cargo lost. The iron ship Duntrune, seen off Cambridge Island October 17, is reported lost. The bark mile Renouf struck a rock 50 miles south of Mare Island February 6 and sank. Captain Roujou his wife and children and 36 crew escaped in boats and were landed at Noumen.
Justice Bischoff of the supreme court appointed J Hampden Dougherty as receiver for D Appleton & Co publishers on the complaint of stockholder Daniel Pritchard. Liabilities total 1 110 000. A reorganization committee chaired by Mr Cannon is formed to liquidate with no creditor loss, while business continues under the receiver.
The Merchants National Bank of Rutland, Vermont closes with cashier Charles W. Mussey jailed for defalcation estimated at 145000 dollars. He confessed to the board after being tracked to Albany. US authorities arrest him on embezzlement charges as a $100000 bail is set. The collapse also taps McClure music store tied to the bank funds.
A February grand jury reported to Judge Fisher and recommended the removal from office of Supply Commissioner Frederick C. Meier and action to recover funds said diverted by alleged mismanagement. An employee in the supply commissioners department was indicted for fraud. The panel also noted a house of delegates voting failure on lighting bills and alleged legislative manipulation. It cited charges of misconduct against Judge Geo Sidener and urged mayoral investigation. In Terre Haute, Frank C Mallory disrupted a circuit court session while divorce suits sought declaring him dead after five years missing.
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers reports to the executive council of the AFL after a Washington meeting. He notes about 200000 idle workers nationwide, 5100 of them miners, with 400000 miners total, and claims the union will add about 25000 members through last weeks central Pennsylvania settlement.
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