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Newspaper

Champaign Daily News

Location

Champaign, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1903

Page

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Tax Levy Details Tabled At Local School Board Meeting

At Friday evening session the school board approved the annual tax levy figures. The budget lists janitors 2800 dollars, repairs 4350 dollars, insurance 1000 dollars, and total expenditures around 59 198 dollars. Teaching staff includes principal Florence Switzer and multiple teachers across grades with various subjects noted.

Tattie Switzer Princimer Jessie Bulatic John -M. Berger Minnie Ure Lois Franklin Eng- Sim Margare Hydie McClain Moore Rawins Mary Walkoff White Mabel Ricketts Luci Osilins Oak Elia CD Margaret Dun‘Brae Lulie McDaniel Alice Taylor Ida Rhodes Nelile Grifth Nelile McWilliams Gates Cordalin McLain Wevilin Lena ‘Bride Olive Burgner Bertha Slonaker Margaret Matthews Imma Caldide Jonnie Siokey Srr Ruth Fuqua Enbank Faneed McDaniel Hannehe Anna Young Bragg Margaret McWiland Elizaath Pratey Bertha H.oerade Nellie Robinson Sy Hartman

Unclear fragment blocks South street incident and distant notes

An incoherent OCR fragment describes a horse wagon collision on South street with a driver and injured animal. other disjointed lines mention work to America and a Vatican chair, lacking coherent detail.

Fecksmith Shop

City council approves annual appropriation in special session

In a brief special session the Champaign city council passed a 395 500 appropriation for the coming year covering salary funds police street and alley drainage general water supply library fire and water interest and bond payments. Mayor Swigart backs modern fire department gear including a hose wagon horses and a hose dryer.

Swigart Champaign

Wife of candy maker attempts suicide over love

Mrs. N Allegretti wife of a State Street candy maker attempted to kill herself twice this morning believing her husband did not love her. She stabbed herself with a knife and was taken to a hospital where doctors expect her to recover.

Miners' President Mitchell Begins Month Long Vacation

Indianapolis August 1 President John Mitchell started a month long vacation with his children, the first since he began work as a breaker boy twenty years ago. The miner union executive board granted the leave as he boarded a train for his trip.

Indianapolis Ind John Mitchell In Titinsis

Fire department resigns over civil service exam in Bellaire

Bellaire Ohio residents report the town fire department has resigned en masse this morning. The move stems from objections to taking a civil service examination that was ordered. The outcome leaves the town short staffed as details follow.

Bellaire, O

Postal fraud indictments span nine accused in grand jury venture

Federal grand jury returns seven indictments involving nine individuals tied to alleged postal conspiracy and bribery. Key figures include August W. Machen, William Gordon Crawford, Leopold J. Stern, George E. Lorenz, Martha J. Lorenz, John T. Cupper, William C. Long, Maurice Runkel, and Thomas W. McGregor.

Washington Post Office Federal Grand Jury August W. Machen Free Delivery Service William Gordon Crawford Post Office Department Leopold J. Stern Baltimore George E. Lorenz Toledo Martha J. Lorenz George , Lorenz John T. Cupper Lock Haven William C. Long Ohio Machen Maurice Runkel New York City Thomas W. McGregor Crawford McGregor Long Springman Grand Jury Brooklyn Grand Jury Cupper Reading Albany Scranton Cleveland Stern United States Macher Crewford Lorenz Postal Device and Lock Company

Bribery Indictments Involving Government Shoulder Straps Case

Indictments allege contractor failed to furnish shoulder straps for satchels, paid by the government under Machen’s orders. Crawford is accused of double billing for straps not supplied, with about 30 percent kickbacks to Machen via Lorenzen. Other defendants include Bunker McGregor and Cupper in related schemes.

United States Machen Crawford Lorenzen Bunker McGregor Cupper

First Ballot Fails to Elect Pope at Rome Conclave

Rome August 1 the first ballot of the conclave of cardinals failed to decide a pope Rampolla led with the largest votes followed by Vannutelli Oreglia Gonti and Agilino Gibbons received two votes About 3000 people gathered under St Peters colonnade watched the Stovepipe smoke signals announce no election at 6 pm Cardinals Marrero and Lengenineaux too ill to vote and sent proxies

Rome Rampolla Vannutelli Oreglia Gonti Agilerino Gibbons St. Peter's Sistine Chapel Vatican Marrero Lengenineaux

Excursion of Ten Coaches Heads to Chicago by IC

The Illinois Central excursion left Vandalia at 10 AM for Chicago with ten filled coaches and 175 tickets sold from this point and intermediate stops. Among the travelers were L Heinz and John Dillon Ireedale A 1H Hamersmith Mr and Mrs Conover and many others including Edith Tilton Winifred Williams Anna Webber Lizzie Webber James Webber O R Wingard and Grace Clayborn. The group arrived here at 9 45 AM and tour coaches were filled with Gwin city people and neighboring townspeople.

Ilinois Chicago Vandalia Gwin City Ll. Heinz John Dillon Ireedale

Two Orphans Play Delights West End Park Crowd

The 108 packed West End park audience witnessed The Two Orphans, famed by Kate Claxton, with Miss Laura Hulbert as Henrietta and Miss Adelaire as the blind girl. Scenic effects were lavish and Mr. Rusell financed extra scenery, Notre Dame church scene featured, Halbert praised for her long tenure in the role.

Kate Claxton West End Park Frochard Pierre Jaques Henrietta Laura Hulbert Adelaire Rusell Notre Dame Miss Halbert

Retailers report summer sales and steady labor nationwide

New York reports solid trade with heavy summer fabric retail and well employed labor across the country. Railroad earnings rise 12.5 percent over last year and 23.1 percent above 1901. Foreign trade gains persist, cotton goods demand remains solid, and textile prices hold with sufficient inventories. Failures total 1590 in the United States and 19 in Canada.

New York G. Dun & Ca Weekly Review of Trade America Alabama United States Canada

Knights of Pythias Band Delights West Side Park Audience

The Knights of Pythias band performed at West Side Park on Friday evening to a large, appreciative crowd. Despite expectations of a short concert after a tournament, the band played with improved quality and offered a well arranged program.

Knights of Pythias West Side Park K. of P. Dard Weet Site Park

Pleasant Times Damages Aims at John Sansone

A fragment reports a young man named John Sansone injured at a fair ride and later in custody. police statements reference Magistrate Roch and a fatal outcome but the text is garbled and unclear. The piece mentions a mishap during Friday night events and a suspect named Walton.

John Sansone Mar Walton Boas Masistrate Roch

Court remarks on embarrassment and fines in liquor case

The record notes Justice Buck noting Walton had no money to pay a fine and would be embarrassed to stay in jail. Walton would avoid public exposure if not intoxicated. Allen grew impudent and lectured that the arresting officer was as blameworthy as he. Trial details mention Central Trade and a $5.5 amount.

Buck Walton Allen Tom Alien

Minnesota Loses Merger Suit in State Case

In St Paul Minnesota the state loses in a federal merger case against the Northern Securities Company. Judge Rochren rules Northern Securities a holding firm. state antitrust law cited but deemed inapplicable as the company is not a railroad. Stock markets react as Northern Pacific and Great Northern shares rise.

St. Paul Minn Minnesota Docreon Northern Securitim Company Ochren United States Securitce Company Union Pasite Securities Company Ie Great Northern Northern Pacific Great Northern Partia Securit Company New York Northern Ition Ming St. Pawl

Prominent Merchants Clash Over Walkway Plans in Ireedale

In Ireedale August trustees halted a sidewalk project. James McShane and J E O'Hara oppose laying a second hand board walk near their stores and demand a concrete walk. Street Commissioner Rogers and aides faced resistance as town officials paused work amid local unrest.

Ireedale James McShane J. E. O'Hara Rogera

Horse Crash Near Matomet Sparks Narrow Escape

Winnie Faulkner and Paulkner were riding by the Harris farm when a wooden plank edge collapsed. A horse fell toward the embankment while another horse slipped back, but the animal escaped serious injury as the rider managed to keep the fallen horse from the drop.

Winnie Faulkner Harris Farm Matomet Paulkner Boones Colfert

STANDARD OIL CARGO EXPLOSION CLAIMS THREE LIVES

A Standard Oil cargo ship Angels Maria exploded while moored at the Sachart Ol plant in Payoune New Jersey. The blast resulted from crew carelessness as three men forward, smoking, were killed. The event caused a terrifie report and likely total loss of the vessel.

Payoune N. J Bark Angels Maria Sachart Ol Company

Train attacked by mob near Clifton Forge in vigilante incident

An express train en route to Huntington Va. was halted by about 20 men near Clifton Forge. Shots were fired, windows shot out, and two Black prisoners were seized for transport to safety while passengers hid. The mob fled as the train reached Covington where the prisoners were jailed.

Huntington W. Va Clifton Forge Clifton Purge Takenington James Peck Hintoe Jack Thi City Clinton Peck Covingias Fran Leechers Kewart Hite Chesepeshe & Obie Excortion

Injured in Runaway Incident at Universia Arena

A rider named Tracy was injured when a runaway animal caused a mishap at Universia Arena. Helpers assisted him and he was taken to GM Roth Grove for care as officials investigated the incident.

Universia Arene Tracy Roth Grove Tracy le Saffering Bendily

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