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Newspaper
Chariton Democrat
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
6
Children march through the plaza in red and white lines forming a living flag. Citizens cheer as the youthful group displays patriotism with blue accents, symbolizing national pride and the nation's future.
A compact verse praising national colors and loyalty with imagery of red white and blue. It invokes steady march and pledge, affirming allegiance and peace as guiding ideals.
A family reenacts the Declaration of Independence as children pretend to rebel against their governess Georgiana Saunders. Arthur leads the project signing with his siblings and pets joining in chaos, ending with a confinement read-aloud gone awry.
Chairman Quick declares the 1896 silver issue dead and urges the party to oppose trusts dominating industry and highways. He calls for a radical reform platform, warns against plutocratic influence, and urges a policy of tariff reform and free trade in trust-made goods to restore democracy.
A young Viennese physician Dr. Sachs died of plague in an isolation hut in Berlin. He worked at the Institute of Infectious Diseases on bacteriological studies when his illness, showing plague symptoms, developed.
The Ziegler north pole expedition reached Christiansand aboard the Danish steamer Helig Olav and then proceeded to Trondsheim via Christiania.
Special Captain J C Reimers of Cleveland was the master of the barge Chattanooga and was killed instantly when struck by a train in Ashtabula. He was among the best known vessel masters on the Great Lakes.
In White River area a lumber company mill faced a mass walkout as about 85 percent of the workers refused to go to work after a raise was not granted.
Cassier’s Magazine notes practical magnetism explores small scale uses such as removing iron from devices near the eye and powering a strawberry basket hammer. It describes Edison’s magnetic ore separator and large scale lifting of four to twelve ton iron plates by rectilinear electro magnets suspended from cranes, enabling handling while still hot.
A Mexi co hotelkeeper was convicted of stealing electrical current from the local light company after wiring his hotel to bypass charges. He received one year in prison, a $33.70 fine, and a disqualification from public honors and employment. The case hinged on defining robbery as taking a movable thing without right or consent. The article also contrasts with a light political jab about the unemployed marching to Washington.
Three young men William Steigelman Sidney White and J Epperly drowned off Moss Landing Cal as undertow pulled them under before a boat could reach them.
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