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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1901

Page

3

President McKinley in San Francisco amid illness rumors

President McKinley arrived in San Francisco and was warmly welcomed by Mayor Phelan as his party traveled by street and rail to meet cabinet members. Reports through May 20 describe Mrs. McKinley’s serious illness, with hope fluctuating and doctors treating bowel disorders and heart stimulants.

San Francisco McKinley Phelan Market Street Scott Valencia Street San Jose Townsend Street Henry Gibbons Hirschfelder Rixey Gibbons Cortelyou Mrs. McKinley Mr. McKinley Mcskinley

Appeal for destitute natives in the Seattle area

Seattle records an appeal by K. W. Clarke, special treasury agent, for destitute natives in the Southeast Alaska and Aleutian Islands region. He cites failure of hunting supplies and a recent epidemic as causes of distress. contributions will be distributed by the revenue cutter service.

Seattle Wash K. W. Clarke Treasury S‘eutian Islands Alaska Revenue Cutter Service

American Brigands Captured Near Manila

Detectives and police broke up a band of American brigands in Pampanga province near Manila. George Raymond and Oscar Mosmuller were captured. Andrew Martin Peter Heise George Jruhn and two others are still pursued. They committed outrages including murder and rape at Bacolor and vicinity and killed Henry Dow, an American, last Sunday. The group sometimes claimed to be American deserters.

Manila Pampanga George Raymond Oscar Mosmuller Andrew Martin Peter Heise George Jruhn Bacolar Henry Dow

Tragic triple shooting shocks Evansville streets

Everett Conway aged 27 shot and killed C. W. Garrison and his wife in Evansville Indiana. He fatally wounded Patrolman Benjamin Wallis before killing himself. The Garrison home was set ablaze and two bystanders were wounded. The motive tied to a dispute over a trade and family quarrels.

Garrison Conway Wallis Garrisons Conway House Edward Davidson Adam Crawford

Sensational sermon stirs presbyterians in Philadelphia visit week

Visiting commissioners filled Philadelphia pulpits as the general assembly met. Rev J Milton Greene, formerly in San Juan Puerto Rico, condemned U S soldiers in Porto Rico, calling their conduct a disgrace. Meetings also debated home missions Sabbath observance and the revision of the creed.

Philadelphia General Assembly Camden N. J Witherspoon Woman's Board of Home Missions J. Milton Greene Havana San Juan Porto Rico Presbyterian United States Greene Tenth Church North Minster Church St. Louis

Baldwin Outlines His Plans For Arctic Expedition

Evelyn B. Baldwin, who joined Peary and Wellman on Arctic ventures, arrived in New York aboard the Umbria after a month abroad. He outlined preparations for a new pole expedition, leaving port from Dundee in four weeks aboard the America to reach Tromsoe, Norway, and then Franz Josef Land.

New York Evelyn B. Baldwin Peary Wellman North Pole Hamburg Kiel Gottenburg Dundee London Baldwin Scotland America Yromsoe Norway Franz Josef Land

Hoping Pur Team Match To Be Held Near London

Two thousand five hundred dollar side trapshooting match between American and British shooters set for June 11 in England. Twelve top U S wing shots chosen to represent America will sail for England next Sunday with possible substitutes.

Hiere New York London England United States America

Riots in Albany Over Streetcar Strike and Guard Action

Widespread clashes as non union workers and mobs challenge the United Traction Co. Guards fill Albany streets. One man fatally wounded, cars wrecked, wires cut, and martial rule imposed as 2,500 troops stand by to enforce a settlement.

Albany United Traction Co McNamara Gen. Oliver Third Brigade National Guard New York State Oliver Tenth Battalion National Guard of Infantry Third Signal Corps Quail Street Union Station Twenty-third Brooklyn N. Y Traction Company Adjt Hoffman William Walsh Leroy Smith

Quay Honored by State Republicans in May Night Gathering

Philadelphia on May 15 reports a large Republican rally in tribute to United States Senator Quay. Gov. Stone attended with cabinet members, legislators, city leaders, and key party figures as the dominant faction celebrated his re election to the senate.

Philadelphia United States Quay Senate Gov. Stone

Death of Mrs Gage Wife of Secretary Gage

Mrs Lyman J Gage wife of the secretary of the treasury died at her Washington residence after a nine week illness Heart trouble from grip complications was the immediate cause She was 58 born Albany NY married in Denver in 1887 They will inter Rose Hill cemetery near Chicago and services are expected at their former home in Washington D C She was Episcopalian and close to Mrs McKinley from the cabinet circle

Washington Gage Albany N. Y Denver Col Pierce Rose Hill Cemetery Chicago Mrs. Gage Mrs. McKinley Cabinet

Labor troubles cast the only shadow in trade review

R G Dun and Co reports in the Review of Trade that overall business remains favorable with a calmer securities market and growing activity. Labor disturbances are noted but not expected to broadly disrupt trades. iron and steel demand eases slightly while mills expect continued activity. Boots and shoes exports from Boston surge. Wheat and corn hold above last year’s levels, and weekly US failures total 177 with 19 in Canada.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Boston United States Canada

Reverend Edward S. Phillips Died After Meeting Suspect

The body of Rev. Edward S. Phillips of Hazelton Pa was identified after being found in a Ninth avenue house. Massage operator Kirk Stanley is jailed on $10,000 bail for alleged involvement. Coroner reports death from chronic nephritis and fatty liver with no violence. Phillips had recently spoken with J. P. Morgan about a coal strike.

New York Ninth Avenue Edward S. Phillips Hazelton J. P. Morgan Pennsylvania Kirk Stanley Bausch Stanley O'Hanlon Phillips Philips

Fatal explosion during Bemidji holiday boat party

During Norway's national holiday celebration on Lake Bemidji a pyrotechnic display aboard the steam er Shadow exploded leaving 12 burned and one dead. Seven remain in serious condition as survivors reached shore. Fred Driver appeared to have drowned in the confusion.

Bemidji Minn Norway Lake Shadow Fred Driver

Alabama Constitutional Convention Focuses on Negro Vote

Montgomery May 20 The Alabama constitutional convention meets to discuss disfranchising the Negro vote while considering smaller state counties judicial reforms and school taxation. Gen Oates proposes tests based on reading and character but warns against broad disfranchisement of Negroes.

Alaabama Montgomery Ala Alabama General Assembly William C. Oates Booker Washington Council Grant Calhoun

Launching of the Ohio Battleship At San Francisco Bay

President McKinley attends the launching of the battleship Ohio at Union Iron Works in San Francisco. Governors from three states and a large delegation witness the 14 000 ton steel vessel slide into the bay as 4000 shipyard workers greet the president.

San Francisco Bay San Francisco McKinley Ohio Union Iron Works Pacific Coast United States

Two Die and Three Wounded in Steel Plant Accident

In Youngstown Ohio on Sunday at the National Steel Coss plant a converter cover failed spilling about three tons of molten metal. Two Hungarian men died and three others were seriously burned and expected to die. Investigators suspect crystallized bolts in the plate caused the failure.

Youngstown Bessemer National Steel Coss

Dangerous Derelicts Reported By Ocean Liners

Two large ocean liners L Aquitaine from Havre and Mesaba from London report that they passed dangerous derelicts at sea. The drifting wreckage could not be seen at night and would have caused disaster if struck. The derelicts drift with the wind and water in busy ocean lanes used by liners carrying about 1000 immigrants in steerage.

New York Ocean L'Aquataine Havre Mesaba London Port

Machinists Draft Public Address for Nine Hour Day Demand

A post meeting statement from the general officers of the Machinists' Association calls for a concerted push across the United States Canada and Mexico to shorten the workday to nine hours with no pay reduction. It cites Britain’s nine hour day and argues machinists’ higher output warrants the change while avoiding a strike.

Machinisis Tasne Am Lng Washington The Machinists’ Association United Labor Great Britain United States Canada Mexico International Association of Machinists

Royal Scandal in Servian Court Over Queen Draga Rumors

Telegraph dispatches from Belgrade reveal a sensational royal crisis. Reports claim Queen Draga’s proposed confinement and a suspected deliberate deception about a child blamed on her sister. King Alexander allegedly contemplates divorce and exile, with abdication possible if deceit is proven.

Bervia London Belgrade Vienna Draga Alexander

Million In Gold Expected From Yukon Placer Dredges

Captain J B Libby arrived in Seattle from Skagway on the City of Seattle reporting gold mining on the creek has begun in earnest after a thaw. He says operations are expanding and predicts output will be immense with total production likely at least one ninth higher than last year, around twenty million dollars.

Seattle Wash J. B. Libby Dawson Skagway

McGraw Suspended Five Days Over Profanity Charge

Chicago May 18 President Johnson of the American League suspends Baltimore manager John McGraw for five days for using profanity toward umpire Cantillon in the last game at Baltimore. The action takes effect immediately.

Chicago Johnson John McGraw Baltimore

Doubly Fatal Fire at Masury & Co Paint Works

A stubborn blaze at Masury & Co paint and varnish works in Brooklyn caused $150000 in damage and likely claimed two employees. John W. Thomas, his son John M. Thomas, and Thomas Scott were inside the varnish room when a benzine and shellacium explosion hurled them to the floor and engulfed them in flames. five others were seriously injured.

New York Brooklyn Fire Department Masury & Co John W. Thomas John M Thomas Scott

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ilness Mrs. McKineey Ava Steimman Larry Porto Etico Bloodshted United Traction Severn In Hanor Senator Quay the Review OF Trade St. John N. B Jewett Wm.j Price John McCluskey Charles Wilson Price McCluskey Wilson Helen Deshler McGraw
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