Windsor Junction rail crash in Nova Scotia kills several
An Intercolonial railroad collision near Windsor Junction, 17 miles from Halifax, leaves four dead and two fatally hurt with several others injured or missing. The Montreal to Halifax express and a Halifax to Montreal freight collided after a mis-timed move. Conductor Haynes and Fireman Hill perish. Driver Cope Land and others are injured or missing as wreckage blocks communication for hours.
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Crime Chronicle from Buffalo: Multiple Fatal Encounters
A Buffalo shooting fray last night left a nine year old boy dead and a woman mortally wounded. Joseph Kwastkowski, 51, is jailed on charges of shooting his landlady and killing the child. George Denning, 55, attempted reconciliation with his estranged wife, shot her, then died by poison. Lawrence Ratyak killed John Nowak, 20, in a disputed shooting. Marie Beers, 20, actress, died from morphine. Bertha Vaughn, 23, overdosed as well. Police await clarity on manslaughter or murder in some cases.
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Fatal Fire Claims Two and Injures Many in Indianapolis
April 13 Indianapolis reports a deadly blaze at Dr. Joseph Haas residence. Nathan Morris and Frank Haas perished in the flames while Mrs. Haas Miss Haas Rose Haas Louis Lemon and Grace Lemon sustained serious injuries. Fire started at 3 o clock on the second floor as the family slept. The body of Frank Haas and a governess were found on the back stairs. Louis Haas escaped with a broken leg. Firemen saved the remaining family.
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Tariff policy debate backs trusts and wages
President Roosevelt’s Milwaukee and Minneapolis speeches defend a high tariff as essential to American wages and prosperity. The Chicago Inter Ocean reports he rejected the “take-off-the-tariff” lure, arguing trusts can be curbed within the tariff framework and that lowering tariffs would mislead voters.
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Bryan Likely To Lead Democrats In 1904 Campaign
The piece argues William J. Bryan could become chairman of the Democratic National Committee for 1904. It notes ex Senator James K. Jones will be removed, and Bryan’s experience and influence within the party could guide the campaign. It also suggests Democrats face slim chances regardless, with Bryan unlikely to harm the party more than its own candidates.
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Demands of Harmony Clash with Democratic Supremacy
In a collection of quotes from various papers, Col Bryan attacks Democratic reorganizers and argues that harmony is not desirable. he asserts democracy seeks triumph of principles, while voters view supremacy and harmony as opposed. The Venezuelan affair is cited as passing without disaster thanks to Roosevelt and Washington prudence.
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Tariff Revision Viewpoints From President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt argues tariff changes should be cautious and stabilizing. He warns sweeping changes could destabilize business and harm labor by aiding large corporations while weakening small firms and inviting foreign competition. The Minneapolis address and Root speech frame administration stance on tariff revision and trusts.
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Where Is The Basis For Democratic Rehabilitation
The Troy Press argues that Arthur P. Gorman’s reinstatement into senatorial leadership signals democratic reform and a shift away from free trade. The Albany Journal cites factions within the party: protectionists, free traders, and the Kansas City platform supporters. Three divisions hinder any consensus on party reorganization or leadership under Cleveland, Gorman, or Bryan. Where then lies the basis for hope?
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Harmony in the Democratic Party Sparks Leadership Talk
The Troy Times reports William E. Curtis says Bryan seeks to chair the Democratic National Committee by persuading Arkansas Senator Jones to retire. Officials note opposition to replacing Jones, urging Bryan to wait for the new committee and nomination. Cleveland and Bryan future plans discussed amid calls for harmony and continued public activity.
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Ohio News Roundup on Tax, War, and Local Incidents
Ohio state notes report Auditor Guilbert guiding county auditors to drop suits against five public service firms over valuation additions. Other items cover Governor Nash and Gen Dick talks, a 12 company regiment plan for St Louis, a large whisky fine, locomotive explosion damage, water quality concerns, brewery strike injunctions, civil service rulings, and various local accidents and political standoffs.
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Ohio and national items from April reports
April dispatches report investments in Marion Electric Light and Power, plans to triple capacity, extend lines, and boost service. Other items cover a Havana body-disinterment fee dispute, Ohio State professor Ernest Eggers’ suicide, Notre Dame winning a debate at Oberlin, and political moves in Wellington and Eden egg feasts. A saloon shootout near Jacksonville, a large fish hatchery forecast, a Jackson County labor summit, and an Indianapolis brewery strike are also noted along with a fatal engine collision near Ashtabula and a new judge appointment in the Ohio district.
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