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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1902
Page
6
Weather summary reports wet week with crop impacts
The Weather Bureau notes a very wet week east of the Rockies with above normal temperatures overall. Excessive rain delayed farm work but aided fall sowing germination and soil readiness. Frosts were limited to the central and northern Rockies and far North Pacific coast. Pacific coast conditions were favorable though eastern Oregon needs rain. late corn in central valleys and lake region suffered dampness and mold, with much of the crop in upper lake region and Mississippi valley unlikely to be marketable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Lake
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Western Railroad
Chicago
Manitoba
Northwest
Minneapolis
Butter help adulterant linked to Indiana health board
A dispatch from Indianapolis reports the state board of health learning of butter help, an adulterant made from Walter and neutral fat with Irish moss, shipped from Chicago. The Treasury requests a sample for analysis as inspectors warn of teach ing on its use and potential hazards to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
State Board of Health
United States Treasury Department
Harry
Walter
Indiana
Marty
Turbulent Events Trigger Resignation Talk in Chamber
Disjointed report notes the resignation pressure on the Wester Minister of War amid controversy over military decrees. The text mentions the opening of the chamber of deputies and a royal response, with references to generals and a king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryisticiin U
Yel Gnerd Wester
Chamber of Deputies
Kine Alfonse
Gauvral Wesder
Cleveland Pace Buys Timber Land in Michigan
Cleveland Pace acquires one million acres of timber land in Michigan from the Detroit Mackinaw Railway company for five million dollars. The parcels lie mainly in Chippewa Marquette and Mackinac counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Compace
Michigan
Metroit-Mackinaw Railway Company
Cleveland Oil Company
Chippewa, Marquette and
Lace Counties
Mi¢h
Duchess of Maurchester Gives Birth at Panderagee Castle
Helena Zam mer man of Cincinnati Ohio has a son at Panderagee Castle County Armagh Ireland both mother and child reported doing well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Maurchester
Helena Zammerman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Panderagee Castle
County Armagh
Ireland
Bribe Taker Convicted: Ex Chief Frederick W. Ames
The jury returned a verdict convicting former Minneapolis chief of police Frederick W. Ames of receiving a bribe. The trial centered on alleged improper payments tied to official duties. Local prosecutors hailed the verdict as delivering accountability and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Ames
Minneapolis
Heinze
Butte, Mont
W. L. Holloway
Montana Supreme Court
Martin Dee
Congress
Fred W. Ames
New Governor McCullough Elected by Vermont Legislature
General John C. McCullough of Bennington has been chosen as governor of Vermont by the state legislature, succeeding the previous officeholder. The election confirms McCullough’s leadership, marking a political shift with his selection by lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
John C. McCullough
Bennington
Twelve Miners Die in Fire Damp Explosion at Law son Mine
An explosion of fire damp on the fourth level of the Law son mine in Wasl. wrecked the shaft, killing twelve miners and injuring three, one of whom died later. Authorities stated the blast occurred at the south end of the level and caused extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Rear Admiral Jouett Dies at 74 in Maryland Home
Rear Admiral James E. Jouett United States Navy retired died at his home The Anchorage Silver Spring Maryland He was 74 and had a long distinguished career He was born in Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouett
James E. Jouett
United States Navy
Silver Spring
Kentucky
New Jersey Court of Appeals
Anchorage
Maryland
Wilkesbarre
John Adams
George Gasparik
John F. Neshke
Carnegie
McKeesport
Pioneer
Warwick
Goshen
Ninth Avenue
Peter Squazi
Andrew Hunt
Alice Slay
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Geneseo
Theells
Lake Sunapee
Eastern. New Jersey Court of Appeals approves stock conversion plan
A New Jersey Court of Appeals opinion upholds the lawful stock conversion plan. The report lists other local and national items including deaths, robberies, and notable events across multiple cities and institutions.
Prisoner escape tops chaotic Akron dispatch
A report bundles multiple scattered items from Akron Ohio and beyond. It notes seven prisoners escaped by digging through a basement, with various other incidents including forger Luther W. Shear’s twelve year sentence in Muskegon Michigan, a wreck at Rawlins Wyoming, fires in Cincinnati shoe factory, and political graft verdicts in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, O
George Ballard
Monroe City
St. Joseph
Med
Luther W. Shear
Muskegon
Mich
Clarence Thurston
Senator Thurston
Nebraska
St. Louis
Detroit
Ewin W. G. Bailey
Amesbury
Mass
Preshieun Fougue
Welmnent
Lincoln Cite
Ne Tack
Gav. Diss
Miehi Ran
Diehl
Sylvan Grove
Negro
Powell
Newadgrt
Walter Shadleven
Norman Dunt
UN Street
Yellowiad
Ohio
Luis
Sharleen
Joseph Medill McCormick
United States
Russia
Ruth Haunu
Jianna
Jacob Tihynerson
Buadis Besten
Endenis Atom Een Asylum
Indianapolis
Joseph C. Alexander
Wilson
Medical College
Lancaster
Wash
S. Davis
White
Multiple destabilizing events sweep across the nation
Reports detail legal moves in a criminal case, treaty ratifications with the Chickasaw in Indian Territory, steam and rail labor disputes, a fatal train incident near Galloway, and strikes affecting mills, iron works, and car shops. Other items include a suicide in St Louis, coal shortages, and a dynamite attack in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Minneapolis
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
Shawnee
John W. Snyder
Delaware
Ohio
J. J. Snyder
Springfield
Galloway
Democratic State Central Comittee
Michigan
Detroit
L. T. Durand
Saginaw
George A. Durand
Oan
George W. Overshimer
Boone Township
Ind
Laura J. Poster
Overshimer
Marting and Union Iron and Steel
Itanton
Ranging Rock
Coburn
Washington, D. C
Bonanza Mining and Smelter Company
St. Louis
St. Paul
Haslett
Fort Defiance
Arizona
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Jones
San Juan County
Clarence Thurston
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
Peter Power
Northern Securities Company
George Alfred Lamb
New York
Stockton
Cal
Swoods
Todse Washington
Ife
Chapman
Brown's Station
Missouri
Premses
Tis Telegraph
Georgia voters elect Democratic ticket in landslide
In Georgia the governor and state house winners ran unopposed, delivering a Democrats sweep with no organized opposition to the ticket. The report notes a decisive victory across offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
United States Leather Company
Big Stone Gap
Murder, mob violence, and shipwreck recovery across towns
The report describes a string of violent incidents including a fatal-wault claim in Mobile Alabama, a choking death of Mrs Helen Dickson and attack on Helen Robertson by a presumed black assailant, a lynching in Corinth Mississippi of Tom Chirk for murder, a large crowd watching the burning of a shipwreck, a fatal shooting by Black Diamond in Glenjean West Virginia during a craps quarrel, Deputy Watts killed after pursuing the assailant, and two missing industrialists I L Hunter and L B Magill found buried in sand after the City of Pittsburgh disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erness
Borodofsky
Helen Dickson
Helen Robertson
Mobile
Ala
Tom Chirk
Corinth
Miss
Carey Whitfield
Glenjean
W. Va
Diamond
Will Washington
Watts
I. L. Hunter
L. B. Magill
Pittsburg
Paducah
Storms relief funds and global incidents headline era
Reports from Europe and beyond note King Victor Emmanuel aiding Sicily families with ten dollars, Jellinek’s body found in the Danube after embezzlement, and Zelaya’s action risking Colombia Nicaragua conflict. Emile Zola dies by accidental asphyxiation in Paris. dowager queen Maria Christina’s marriage rumored. a train wreck near Lille-Paris leaves many dead and injured. various war, imperial, and disaster updates follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Emmanuel
Sicily
Jellinek
Vienna Laender Bank
Danube
Colombia
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Merrera
Emile Zola
Paris
Maria Christina
Spain
Count Escosura
Ifty
Lille
Arleux
Edward
London Daily Express
Lord Charles Beresford
United States
Emperor William
Lieut
Thieme
Helf
Jena
Mitrovitza
Turkey
Voprin
Babronitch
Jamaica
George Solomon
Canada
Greater Britain
Cuban Budget Reported by Garcia Montes Secretary of Finance
Garcia Montes, secretary of finance, reports the Cuban budget at 14000.00D. Other items include Huber of Philadelphia re elected president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, and Secretary Root planning to resign to return to law in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garcia Montes
Wiliam D. Huber
Philadelphia
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
United States
Canada
Atlanta
Root
New York
Congress
Sanger
War Department
State Department
Conger
Pekin
Manchuria
Salt Trust
National Salt Company
International Trust No. 1
Roosevelt
England
Treasury plan frees 30 million gold reserve and 130 million credit
Secretary Shaw proposes to cancel the 25 percent reserve against government bond deposits in national banks, releasing about 30 million in gold and 130 million in credit. The move aims to relieve the New York money market amid stock panic and a cash drain, with bankers divided on lasting relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
New York
Maine
California
Minnesota
New Orleans
Industrial Outlook Mixed Amid Fuel Scarcity And Rising Prices
R G Dun Weekly Review of Trade reports ongoing industrial activity despite fuel shortages and crop frost, with rail earnings up and cautious optimism. Coke prices soar in the West, pig iron sales shrink to small lots, and rolling stock investment rises as railways plan improvements. grain and wheat futures gain on expected squeezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Treasury
R. G. Dun & Cos
Plan to End the Coal Strike and Form National Convention
Detroit leaders push for a national convention to open anthracite mines in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Resolutions call for ending the strike. governors and mayors are urged to appoint delegates. Prices may fall to October levels once deliveries resume, signaling potential settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Romea
Coal Trust
New York
Wew
Grave Robbery Ring Exposed in Indianapolis Cemeteries
Police arrest seven men in a major grave-robbing operation near Indianapolis. A physician linked to the case is sought after two stolen bodies were found at a medical college. Rufus Cantrell confesses and implicates others. The gang reportedly robbed over 100 graves in three months, selling bodies to various colleges. Crown Hill and Mount Jackson cemeteries were among sites desecrated, according to investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Rufus Cantrell
Cantrill
Mount Jackson Cemetery
Market roundup of U S grain and livestock prices across cities
Chicago to New York and others report cattle from four to seven dollars per hundredweight, hogs from three to eight dollars, sheep up to four dollars, wheat around seventy cents to eighty cents, corn in mid sixties, oats in low to mid-twenties, rye near fifty cents, butter around twenty cents, eggs twenty to twenty three cents, with varied regional ranges and market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ste
Detroit
Ste.Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
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