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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1902
Page
8
Result of Boer War and New United States of Africa Plan
Agencies work on rehabilitation of two ex republics after Boer War. British and American residents are set for rapid self-government and unified federation tags. Aims include dissolving Afrikaner Bond and forming a British colonial linked union across Africa under a United States of South Africa model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Africa
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
United States of Africa
England
Conti
United States
South Africa
Oregon Engine Chief Engineer Miligan Seen Behind Oregon Victory
A New York Press writer credits Robert Wiley Milligan chief engineer of the Oregon with keeping the battleship’s engines flawless during the Magellan voyage and Santiago action. The piece honors his work while noting he remains unappreciated on shore duty at Norfolk navy yard. A second Rome dispatch reports Sicily hurricane deaths now 600 with fears of an epidemic due to lack of burialMeans to bury 600 bodies amid hurricane devastation raise health concerns across Sicily
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Oregon
Straits of Magellan
Santiago
Robert Wiley Milligan
New York Press
Milligan
Jason
Brer Rabbit
Cers
Norfolk Navy Yard
Mother's Friend Health Promoter and Equal Time
A fragmented 19th century notice discusses Mother's Friend as a promoter of health and equal time for the mother and child. It mentions a bottle price and a free trial offer, with garbled sentences about promoting welfare and the mother’s rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coudiion
Miscellaneous items from an old periodical
A compilation of varied notes: cast iron began in England in 1700. Atlantic steerage travel contrasted with cabin passengers. whaling fleets declined from 97 to 40 ships in a 12 year span. speed loss in shallow water. Henri Houriet built a watch from ivory billiard ball material. mid Atlantic colonies were Dutch taken and English possession in 1664. Walsingham micro lepidoptera collection in London includes 200 000 specimens. notes on Zeller Hofmann and Christoph. exercise advice and a light domestic joke about a baby in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Atlantic
Henri Houriet
Lord Walsingham
Walsingham
Zeller
Hofmann
Christoph
President Recuperation Still Satisfactory After Wound
A formal White House briefing from Secretary Cortelyou says the president's wound is satisfactory, temperature normal, and he sleeps well while remaining cheerful. No further operation since yesterday. a second operation caused public concern but physicians find no danger. Dr Schaffer stays several days as visits from Gov Crane and officials occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortelyou
George B. Cortelyou
O'Reilly
Army
Schaffer
New York
Lung
White House
Washington
Gov. Crane
Massachusetts
Root
Payne
Pittsfield
Snyder Pleads Statute Of Limitations In Central Traction Case
Robert M Snyder is in St Louis court facing a $250000 bribery charge over the Central Traction bill. His lawyers moved to quash the indictment and bar the statute of limitations. Judge Ryan considered the motions as the defense argues he has lived in Missouri since 1898, while the state contends he has lived in New York since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Robert M. Snyder
Municipal Assembly
Central Traction
Ryan
Snyder
Missouri
New York
Large fire tears through Stockton agricultural pavilion
A major blaze in Stockton California destroyed the agricultural pavilion and nearby residences after a gas leak and candle sparked a blast. Loss estimated at about a half million dollars, with substantial uninsured damage. Firefighters struggled to prevent further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Cal
New York
North Hudson
West Hoboken
Wiliam Wiebach
Soldiers' Savings Fund Boosts Government as Banker
A Washington report notes that the U S government, acting as depository for soldiers deposits, pays four percent interest while savings banks offer two to three percent. Descriptions cover how deposits rose to over four million in the last fiscal year and how desertion penalties incentivize stable savings. The piece also recounts John W Mackay a Virginia City newspaper proprietor and his clashes with editor Fred Hart over political feuds and threats to press freedom, ending with Hart fleeing to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soltier
Percen
United States
Congress
War Department
Washington
John W. Mackay
Fred Hart
Terriorial Enterprise
Virginia City
New
Enterprise
James G. Pair
United States Senate
Mort
Dia
Slippery Jim
Sanaam
Fair
Kenate
Mackay
Hart
Alta Steal
Alte
Prion
California
Swimmers and Cramp Drownings and Odd Anecdotes
A compilation of brief items including advice on preventing cramps while swimming by floating on the back, quips about medical and legal anecdotes, and short notes on Indiana corn yields, factory shutdowns due to coal shortages, a magistrate case about arson for insurance, and a wedding auto gift joke from early 20th century papers. The tone is compact, period newspaper style.
Typhoid From Soil and Camp Ills Highlight Water Reform
A Philadelphia Press inspired discussion stresses soil contamination as a typhoid source and urges thorough disinfection of typhoid materials. It notes Spanish War camp outbreaks persisted until new grounds and safer water supplies were used.
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Philadelphia
M. A. Veeder
Syracuse Academy of Medicine
New York Medical Record
Veeder
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