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Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1902

Page

3

News Notes From Around the World

A mixture of dispatches reports a tragic wedding barn fire near Moscow killing over 100, a New York congress candidacy, New Jersey and Philadelphia rail incidents, industrial strikes, and policy shifts. Notable items include peasant unrest in Hungary, a charity pledge by Nowrojee Wadia, a leprosy case at Bellevue, and railroad mergers and fire losses across multiple cities.

St. Petersburg Werba Moscow James Wadsworth Thirty-fourth New York New York City Simon Kurtz Kurtz Bombay Spokogee I. T Willis Brooks Clifford John Brooks Brooks Riddle Caribbean Sea Moody North Atlantic South Atlantic Shinnston W. Va Central Hotel W. D. Bryan Fine Bros Kenwood Junction Fort Wayne George E. Metcalf Feading Detroit Armour & Co Chicago England John Wills Atlantic Congress United States Coapa Quesada State Department Isle of Pines New England Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Indianapolis Indianapolis Gas Co Princeton University Washington Henry Lee Harry James Tapp Wichita John Madden Emporia Kan Supreme Court People's Party Erie Railroad Pittston Swift & Co Union Stock Yards University of California Winfield Reed Santa Barbara Cal Baldwin & Leveridgers Marshall, Minn Turf Commission O’neil Commission John W. Isham America Europe Whiteston L. I Utica N. Y Sunbury Norman Barrett Central of New Jersey New York, Ontario & Western Bellevue Hospital Mary J. Winthrop Bedadeny Hungary Roosevelt Philippines Philippine Commission Boston Scranton Catania Sicily Modica Minnie Broughman Henry Brouckman Vernon Cassard Board of Trade Platina New Bedford Mass Barbadoes New York Stock Exchange Birmingham Ala Louis Saks Henry Gottschall Gilberton Gottschall Newark N. J Emory American Electric Vehicle Co New Jersey Republican Party Democratic Party Henderson Bryan United States Steel Corporation

Ohio Republicans Open Campaign in Akron Parade Rally

Akron Ohio hosted a large Republican campaign opening with an industrial parade and a Grace Park gathering. Senators Hanna and Foraker and Secretary Root addressed 15,000 inside the park and thousands more outside, praising McKinley era policies and urging continued GOP control in Congress.

Hanna and Foraker War Root Nash Akron Grace Park Columbus Glee Club W. H. Upson George K. Nash Gov. Nash Rev R. A. Jones African Methodist Episcopal Church of Elihu R. Root McKinley Ohio Senate United States House of Representatives Republican Party Congress William McKinley Canton Roosevelt Spain American Senator Foraker Tom L. Johnson Tom Johnson Democratic Party W. C.whitney Democrats of Bryan Iowa Cleveland Wall Street Philippines Philippine Theodore Roosevelt House Hanna Or ‘Nash Foraker Cuba Buffalo McKinsey Ous Johnson Mc- Kinley Sandusky Kansas City

British Association meeting highlights Carnegie benefactions and Britain’s chemistry gap

At the seventy second annual meeting in Belfast, E R Dewar lauded Carnegie and Rhodes gifts to science and education, noting Carnegie’s Scottish university endowments and a Washington institution. He criticized Britain’s lagging applied chemistry, blaming inadequate education for British industry losses and missed opportunities.

Enegnmish America Carnegie Belfast E. R. Dewar Dewar Andrew Carnegie Cecil Rhodes Mr. Carnegie Washington Rhodes Great Britain

Americans Leave Millions in Paris with Fashionable Elites

The Petit Parisien notes Americans in Paris leave about 4 million dollars yearly. Leading clients include John D Rockefeller Morgan, Andrew Carnegie, Charles Schwab, and William K. Vanderbilt. Gossip cites Mrs Yerkes spending 20 thousand dollars annually on Paris gowns and Mrs Mackay placing 10 to 15 thousand dollar orders per purchase.

Paris Petit Parisien Mr. Morgan Carnegie Schwab Vanderbilt Yerkes Mackay

Sage's Anxiety Over Trusts Shocks Chicago Chronicle

The Chicago Chronicle notes Uncle Russell Sage fears trusts encroaching on his fortune with only about 100 million dollars saved for retirement, worrying about becoming a public charge as his later years approach.

Sage Russell Sage The Chicago Chronicle

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