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Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1902

Page

2

Prince Henry Welcomed Across Capitals and Cities

Prince Henry of Prussia arrived in Washington to a hearty reception from President Roosevelt and officials. He toured the Capitol and White House events and later joined a gala in New York with Miss Alice Roosevelt, receiving the mayor's freedom of the city. The tour continued through Mount Vernon ceremonies, a rain ride with the president, and sharp crowds from Washington to Indianapolis as he traveled by rail to lookouts and civil war sites.

Washington Prince Henry Hay Long Count Quadt White House Roosevelt Prussia Capitol House Senate New York Meteor Shooter’s Island Alice Roosevelt United States von Holleben Hohenzollern Kaiser Wilhelm Citizens’ Reception Committee Low Metropolitan Club Metropolitan Opera House Prince Henry of Sherry’s Fifth Avenue Ambassador von Holieben Admiral Evans Arion Society Herman Ridder New York Staats Zeitung Ambassador von Holleben President Roosevelt Rock Creek Valley Annapolis Indianapolis Lookout Mountain Chattanooga Nashville South Fisk University Louisville Boynton Evans Bowling Green Union Station Mayor Head Hermitage Andrew Jackson

Teacher Fatally Shoots Colleague Then Drowns

Fletcher Barnett, a Camargo area school teacher, entered a nearby schoolhouse and shot Miss Eva Wiseman, killed her. He fired at pupil Bert Hopewell, then wounded himself twice, leaped into a well and drowned after a failed suicide attempt. Barnett had sought Miss Wiseman's hand.

Decatur Ill Fletcher Barnett Camargo Eva Wiseman Bert Hopewell Barnett

Glass Tank Failure Halts 200 Workers at Bauer Factory

In Muncie Indiana on February 27 a tank at the Bauer window glass factory in Eaton burst, releasing 500 tons of molten glass and forcing about 200 workers from their jobs temporarily. Local officials and factory supervisors assessed the scene for safety and containment.

Muncie Ind Bauer Eaton

Boer Delegates Arrive in New York

Boers Wolmarans and Wessels arrive in New York aboard the Rotterdam along with Dr De Bruyn secretary of the Boer embassy.

New York Rotterdam Messrs. Wolmarans and Wessels Dr. de Bruyn

Five Trainmen Dead in New York Central Collision

Rochester report says a westbound passenger train hit a steam derrick seven miles west of Auburn on the Auburn branch of the New York Central late Monday night. Five trainmen died, two were seriously injured, and two are missing.

Rochester N. Y Auburn New York Central

Cardinal John C. Albrinck Dies in Cincinnati at 72

Father John C. Albrinck vicar general of the Cincinnati diocese and pastor of Holy Trinity church died in Cincinnati on Tuesday at age 72. Known for his leadership, he served in the Catholic Church for decades. His passingShapes mourning across religious communities in Ohio.

Cincinnati John C. Albrinck Catholic Church Holy Trinity Church

Four Lives Lost in a Fire at Standard Mine

Spokane reports four men killed and about a dozen injured in a blaze that destroyed the Standard mine boarding and bunk houses at Mace Idaho. Sixty workers slept as flames spread in the boarding house on the second floor and escape was cut off. most injuries occurred during the attempted escape.

Spokane Wash Standard Mace Idaho

Mrs Snow wins eighteenth life interest in Beaumont oil wells

In New Orleans the federal court of appeals sustained Annie Snow's claim to an eighteenth life interest in the Veatch survey portion of the Beaumont oil fields. She had ignored the waste land until oil was discovered, then claimed a share inherited through her children. The case involved 120 wells and multiple company disputes, with Snow prevailing after years of litigation.

New Orleans Federal Court of Appeals Annie Snow Beaumont

Isdell Ends Life in Minneapolis Hotel Shooting

N J Isdell of Pony Montana a wealthy man shot himself at the Hotel Nicollet in Minneapolis on Tuesday morning. He had been despondent over his inability to break a drug habit.

Minneapolis Minn N. J. Isdell Pony, Mont Nicollet Isdell

Mortgage Filed for 3.5 Million in Toledo

A mortgage of 3,500,000 dollars to Commonwealth Trust Co. of St. Louis was filed yesterday in Toledo. The Toledo Railway and Terminal Co. of Toledo is the borrower.

Toledo Commonwealth Trust Co St. Louis Toledo Railway and Terminal Co County Recorder’s

Civil Service Commission Distance From Political Pressure

Commissioner Foulke defines the civil service stance on government employees political activity in letters to Philadelphia officials. He argues that soliciting campaign contributions by those in authority is improper but that employees must remain free to contribute if they choose. He emphasizes voluntary campaigns and that duties must not be affected or bring scandal to the service.

Washington Civil Service Commission Foulke McMichael Francis Wood Philadelphia Wood Democratic Fund Republican Fund

Stockholders of Omaha Loan and Trust Co. to Lose All

W K Potter receiver reports liabilities $1 190 335 while assets match. Capital stock of 500 000 will be a total loss and creditors face heavy shrinkage. Real estate nearly 1 000 000 but mortgaged for over half. 300 000 collateral to bills payable and trusts. Mortgage loans totals and guarantees amount to about 2 500 000 with 400 000 collateral for 229 500 debenture bonds. Company policy of guaranteeing loans drained resources and forced liquidation after 17 years of operation.

Omaha W. K. Potter Omaha Loan and Trust Co District Court

Ten Shipwrecked Sailors Rescued Off Florida

A party of ten shipwrecked sailors from the schooner B A Woodside were landed at Palm Beach after being picked up Saturday about 200 miles east of Savannah by the steamer El Cid. Capt B A Brown and First Mate Sherman Martin led eight crew members as a northeast gale blew the vessel off course, it sprang a leak and sank, leaving signals seen by the El Cid as the men clung to the wreckage for three days. One crewman had a broken leg. All have since recovered.

Palm Beach Fla el Cid Savannah B. A. Brown Sherman Martin B. A. Woodside Fernandina St. John Porto Rico

Texas man wins Carnegie diamond medal in telegraph test

In Atlanta on March 3 the American telegraphers tournament concluded at 5 am. F. M. McClintic of the Associated Press Dallas won the Andrew Carnegie diamond medal for best all around telegrapher with 517 words in ten minutes. C. W. White Richmond Virginia was second and J. G. Johnson Louisville Kentucky third. Judges considered Morse quality and speech across events.

iAtlanta Andrew Carnegie F. M. McClintic Associated Press Dallas Tex C. W. White Richmond J. G. Johnson Louisville McClintic Mr. White Mr. Johnson

Burglary clash injures Mattoon police chief

In Mattoon Illinois a dawn gunfight between police and burglars left Police Chief Lyons with injuries that will cost him an arm. Two burglars were wounded, one fatally.

Mattoon Ill Lyons

Bandits Seize Cavite Town Leader Amid Manila Pursuit

In Cavite province Felizardo and 25 armed men entered Cainta Morong, capturing Senor Ampil, the town president and much of the police. Gov. Flores pursues the band, aiding a strong constabulary to secure Ampil's release and prevent possible killing.

Manila Flores Rizal Felizardo Cavite Caiita Morong Cainta Senor Ampil Ladrones

Liberal forces routed at Rio Frio after four hour engagement

Colon, Colombia, March 3. Liberal forces under Gen. Villa appeared at Rio Frio February 21. After a four hour engagement with government troops the rebels were routed with 50 men killed or wounded.

Colon Colombia Villa Rio Frio

Painters Vote Strike in Pittsburg District

About 1,800 painters in the Pittsburg area were ordered to strike after a mass meeting on Sunday. The walkout follows boss painters refusals to raise wages from 2.80 to 3.25 per hour to 3.60.

Pittsburg

Steamship Etruria Overdue From New York

News from London reports no word on the Cunard steamer Etruria which left New York February 22 bound for Queenstown and Liverpool. Her best eastward record set her to reach Queenstown by 10 12 p m February 28.

Overdue London Cunard Line Etruria New York Queenstown Liverpool

Refusal to Accept Sword by Maj. Jenkins

Warrenton Va March 3 Maj Micah J Jenkins declines to accept the sword proposed for presentation in Charleston South Carolina when the president visits that city The decision ends the effort to honor Jenkins with the ceremonial gift.

Warrenton Micah J. Jenkins Charleston S. C

Terrible Destruction From Widespread Floods

The article reports severe flooding across Pennsylvania and neighboring states with Pittsburgh Allegheny areas under water in places. It notes Ohio River levels at Davis Island dam falling to 26.8 feet and estimates flood damages around 1.25 million dollars, plus multiple towns like Harrisburg Scranton Wilkes-Barre Trenton Paterson and Wheeling suffering extensive impacts and evacuations as trains roads and power systems are disrupted.

Fittaburg Allegheny Penn Avenue Pittsburg Wood's Run Davis Island Dam Harrisburg Susquehanna River Pennsylvania Steel Works Steelton Iron and Steel Lochiel Scranton Lackawanna John Gallagher James O’malley Easton Lehigh River Philadelphia Schuylkill River Wilkesbarre Pittston Nanticoke West Moor Firewood Riverside West Pittston Plymouth Wilkesbarre and Wyoming Valley Traction Co Lehigh Valley Railroad Maud Chunk Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway William P. Reilly Richard Breckett Luzerne North Street Reilly Breckett

Rebels besiege Avlona as Albania seeks independence

Reports from Politische Correspondenz describe a rebel siege of the Albanian seaport Avlona and widespread tax refusals by 26 Albanian towns to assert independence from the Turkish sultan. Anarchy is said to rule in El Bassan and Tirana as authorities release prisoners.

Albania Vienna Politische Correspondenz Turkey Avlona el Bassan Tirana

Rathbone’s Counsel Pleads In Cuban Postal Fraud Case

Havana March 1 The Cub postal fraud hearing heard Senor Lanuza Rathbone’s counsel argue the case is political and that Rathbone has been treated unfairly. He said the court holds the honor of the United States and perhaps Cuba’s fate in its hands, surpassing the fiscal remarks.

Cuba

Boiler Defect Cited in Penberthy Plant Explosion Verdict

Detroit jurors find the boiler defective after investigating the November 26 explosion at the Penberthy Injector Co. plant that killed 30 people and censured the makers.

Detroit Mich Penberthy Injector Co

Two Killed and Three Injured in Plant Roof Collapse

In Chicago, two men died and three were injured when the furnace roof collapsed yesterday at the South Chicago Furnace plant. Rescue crews aided workers and investigators began examining the site for the cause.

Chicago South Chicago

Drowning of Capt Charles A Allen and Brother in Alabama River

Capt Charles A Allen and his brother Thomas Allen of Montgomery died when their buggy was knocked into the Alabama River by a breaker from the river. The accident occurred along a high embankment with 15 feet of backwater on each side, and their horse reared and toppled the buggy into the water.

Montgomery Ala Charles A. Allen Thomas Allen Alabama

Owens Pottery Plant Burned. Massive Loss in Zanesville

The J. B. Owens Pottery Co. plant in Zanesville Ohio was destroyed by fire on Sunday causing about 300000 dollars in damage with roughly half insured. Four hundred workers lost their jobs as the works are to be rebuilt immediately. A Kearns Gorsuch Co warehouse also damaged by fire about 20000 dollars.

Zanesville, C J. B. Owens Pottery Co Kearns-Gorsuch Co Owens

Terrific Explosion Destroys Lichty Music Store and Adjacent Factory

A late night blast in Reading Pennsylvania leveled the four story Lichty music store and the adjoining three story Mrs Mary Roland umbrella factory. Both buildings and contents were destroyed and several people were unaccounted for including Mrs Roland a friend and the night watchman. Acetylene is blamed for the explosion.

Reading C. H. Lichty Mary Roland Roland Lichty

Storm Disrupts Communications in San Francisco

A heavy storm swept San Francisco and surrounding areas Saturday night causing major damage to telephone and telegraph lines. Communications with interior points and the east were cut for several hours as winds toppled poles.

San Francisco

Five Die as Cleveland Bakery Plant Floor Collapses

A Cleveland Baking Co plant on the fourth floor collapsed on Saturday killing four young women and a man and injuring ten others. The disaster occurred in Cleveland on March 3 as rescue teams responded to the scene.

Cleveland Cleveland Baking Co

Government February receipts exceed 341 million with surplus

The monthly statement reports February 1902 receipts at 41 159 739 and expenditures at 39 099 290 leaving a surplus of 2 060 449. Washington notes the surplus reflects government finances for the month.

Washington

Public Debt Decreases in Treasury Statement

The treasury report shows the public debt, minus cash, at 1,004,556,052 as of last Friday, down 1,370,846 for the month.

Washington Treasury

Michigan Youth Heals Many With Supposed Power

A Michigan youth named John Griffit, recently living near Gilead, is described as possessing a divine gift to cure disease. He reportedly has cured over 400 cases by laying on hands while praying, offering services free of charge, and claiming visions tied to his dreams. He biases his work to certain lunar periods and is not affiliated with any church or baptism.

Michigan John Griffit Gilead Griffit

Discoverer Claims New Gold Extraction Process

William L. Long, after six weeks in Salem Oregon, says he has a cheaper gold extraction method yielding about three times as much gold as a conventional smelter. He tested ore including Ashland tailings and earned 90 dollars per ton versus 40 dollars per ton previously.

Regonian William L. Long Salem Ore Prof Winn Denver Long Ashland

Phenomenal Colonist Excursions to Pacific Coast Open Now

March and April offer exceptionally low colonist rates to the Pacific Coast and intermediate points with summer round trips under one cent per mile one way. Contact W. H. Connor, Union Pacific Southern Pacific Bus., 53 East 4th St., Cincinnati Ohio, for details and postal reply.

Great West W. H. Connor Union Pacific Southern Pacific East 4Th St Cincinati Ohio

Coronation Seating Provokes Gentle Ruffled Wit

A satirical note argues that only twenty inches of sitting space will be allotted to each peeress at the coronation. The quip imagines the aged grandees as living monuments to roast beef and ale, while a joke about a policeman suggests someone will be pinched.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Earliest Russian Millet Seed Offer From Salter Co

Plant plenty of millet to yield 5 to 8 tons of rich hay per acre. Prices: 50 lb $1.90, 100 lb $3.00. Low freights. John A. Salter Seed Co., La Crosse, Wisconsin.

John A. Salter Seed Co la Crosse Wis

Maternal Love and Tidbits in Bits

A compact collage notes a motherless boy seeking care and a playful response about a mother figure. It also references phrases about soothing waters and a relief remedy, mentioning Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar and Pike's Toothache Drops as readers’ familiar cures.

Hale Pike

Not What He Required Dyspepsia Bottle Exchange

A paraphrase of a Chicago Daily News exchange shows a druggist touting a dyspepsia remedy to a victim. The victim refuses the bottle saying he has all the dyspepsia he wants at the moment.

Chicago Daily News

Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold

Ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets priced at 25 cents. Contains brief claim of curing cough and cold with over the counter remedy.

No Solo for Music at Wagner Recital

Quote captures Miss Pertie Goodwin exclaiming at a Wagner recital that her foot fell asleep amid the noise. A brief reader-memoir style snippet from the Chicago Daily News, with an aside about Piso's Cure mentioned by J W O'Brien of Minneapolis in 19bv.

Miss_Pertie Goodwin Chicago Daily News J. W. O’brien Third Ave Minneapolis Minn

Judge Notes T Joined a Chess Club

The judge records that T joined a chess club as part of the explanation. Bramble and Thorne are referenced in a casual tone. The line implies a personal anecdote about overcoming insomnia through joining a chess club.

Thorne

Putnam Faceless Dyes and a Poor Heater Quote

A Philadelphia Bulletin praise quote describes PUTNAM FACELESS DYES as easy to use with no mass or failures. Another line notes a voice lacking warmth and mentions the dye’s claimed wide range. An aphorism about small doors leading to great things closes the excerpt.

Putnam Philadelphia Bulletin

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