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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1903
Page
4
Telegraph Tales and Global Trade Flows Cut Across Headlines
Cable ship Silverton reaches Lonolula completing the San Francisco Honolulu link marking a new era for Pacific commerce. Four 2000 mile links planned, successor to John W Mackay contracts for 6000 miles Manila to Lonolula. Great iron and steel output rise. pig iron 17.5 million tons and steel at 15.0 million tons. Fire devastates Marlboro city hall with $500000 loss. Michael O'Brien buried under collapsed walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uonoliut
Silverton
Llonolula
San Francisco
Honolulu
United States
Macific Islands
John W. Mackay
Ionolula
Manila
Great Britain
Germany
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Iueiease
Iad
Marlboro
Mass
Fifth Regiment
Maribor
Michael O'Brien
Wreck in Blizzard Halts Pere Marquette Train
Engineer Platt of Pere Marquette express from Grand Rapids failed to see a stationary train at McCord's station in heavy snow. A rear end collision damaged the locomotive and rear car. five trainmen were badly hurt and several passengers lightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
Grand Rapids
Micah
McCord
Perished in the Storm near Isle Cabin
Joseph Harlton, longtime prospector and former Atlanta mayor, is found dead within three hundred yards of his cabin near Isle after three weeks missing. Confederate veteran and Colby figure B Harlton is identified with the case. The death is attributed to a storm while seeking shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Joseph Harlton
Isle
B Harlton
Atlanta
Tragedy in Indiana: Mrs Davis and Daughter Die from Burns
Mrs Charles Davis and her 4-year-old daughter burned to death near Russiaville Indiana after the child’s clothing caught fire. The mother, carrying the child, ran forty yards to a neighbor for help but both died from severe burns within a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davis
Russiaville
Ind
Fire Sweeps Corunna Buildings. Loss Estimated at 4000
Fire destroyed the First National Bank and Lena Miller building at Corunna, Miah. Carland's grocery suffered heavy damage as did much of the business district. aid came from Owosso. Total loss put at about 4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corunna
First National Bang
Lena Miller
Miah
Carland’s
Owosso
Hotel Keeper Liable in Fire Death at Empire Hotel
In St Louis a jury in Judge Ferris's court found William F Gillham owner of the Empire Hotel responsible for Morris Yalls death in a February hotel fire with eleven dead. Damages awarded to Yalls widow Fannie Yall amount to 3000. lack of fire escapes and a single stairway left guests endangered and unable to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris
St. Louis
William F. Gillham
Empire Hotel
Morris Yall
Fannie Yall
Yall
Ponnie Yall
Sait
Gillham
Objects to Christmas Carols Court Enforces Hymn Ban
John Chriss of Princeton Nebraska files complaint with county attorney alleging violation of a Supreme Court ruling banning reading the title and singing sacred songs in public schools. He says Christmas carol singing occurs during selfwood hours. Kretsinger of Centrice plans rehearing requests arguing Bible reading continues in 6,660 schools and urging the mandate be enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chriss
Princeton
Neb
Supreme Court
Corm Plaine
Selfwood
Ke, O. Kretsinger
Tentrice
Candy Factory Fire in St Joseph Kills Two Girls
Fire at Chase & Son's candy factory in St Joseph Missouri fatally injures Sophia Mintis age 16 and Mattie Lostie age 20 after they jump from a third story window. About fifty workers were inside and many others leapt from windows. the blaze caused about 100000 dollars in losses. Douglas & Co commission house adjoining was damaged and street railway power house across the alley sustained minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Chase & Son
Moa
Sophia Mintis
Mattie Lostie
Douglas & Co
Chase
Street Rail Way
Stolen Gem Traced to Pullman Porter in Chicago Case
A Chicago woman recovered a diamond hair brush valued at 600 dollars and suspected four diamond rings were taken from a Pullman car porter named William Rice. A search at Rice’s St Louis home led to the brush and a warrant was issued for the theft. Separate items note indemnity claims from China and a chain of other local crimes and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pullman
Maud J. Nichols
Myanston
St. Louis
William Rice
Xro
Big Farmers' Trust Formed In Indianapolis
A new society to organize all farmers in the nation has incorporated in Indianapolis. Its aim is mutual benefit, planning and price control, likened to unions and workers’ groups. Incorporators include J. A. L. Everitt, I. A. Dirselstieht, Mark A. Purner, A. D. McKinney, Hiram W. Miller, and Sid Conger, all landowners. Officers: President J. A. Everitt, Vice President Seldon Williams, Secretary A. D. McKinney, Organizer Sid Conger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Alternata
Wee J. AL Everitt
Ial Dirselstieht
Mark A .Purner
McKinney
Hiram W. Miller
Sid Conger
Heirs Contest $1.6 Million Estate Across North America
Claimants including Miss Maris Ticks and Mrs LOA Fotheringham of Denver, Engel of 171 Ohio Avenue St. Louis, and Prances Augusta Lieks of Canada seek to prove title to the Samuel Le Tleks estate valued at about 1.6 million dollars. The case hinges on papers proving heirship and the death of Samuel Le Tleks eight years ago in Canada and his sister Mannie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Tmieks
Violine
Moe
Augusta Lieks
Canada
Mra
Engel
Ohio Avenue
St. Louis
Jowa Posse Slays Murderer At Farmington Farm
A mob led by Farmington mayor captures and shoots George Stillwell after he wounds City Marshal Robert Coulter and Justice of the Peace A. I. Musgrove during an arrest attempt. Stillwell dies in the ensuing chase. attacker details and surrounding events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stillwell
Farmington
Robert Coulter
Justice of the Peace
Musgrove
Iowa
E. F. Ketcham
Stillwell
Bride to Clyde on wedding trip ends life in Toledo
Mrs. Clara Demars, recently married to C. D. Smith in Monroe Michigan, died by suicide at the Union depot in Toledo. With her five children she asked about a sleeper to Clyde New York, then shot herself. A note named her brothers and kin, a $200 check and $25 in cash were found on her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demars
Monroe
Toledo
Clara Demars
Mich
C. D. Smith
Union Depot
Ohio
Clyde
New York
Smith
Howe
Enma Sidly
Mrs. Smith
Heer
R. L
G. EE. Cool
Ed. Cook
C.F. Miller
Murder and attempted suicide follow St Louis stabbing
John W. Burriger Jr., 27, resident engineer of the St. Louis, Memphis and Southeastern Oilway Company at Claraville, Mo., was stabbed to death in St. Louis by Thompson Morton, an unemployed civil engineer. Morton was found poisoning and hospitalized. he refused to name a motive and recovery is doubtful. Barriger was the son of a prominent army officer with a brother serving in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Morton
J. W. Barler
John W. Burriger, Jr
St. Louis, Memphis and Southeastern Oilway Company
Claraville
St. Louis
Morton
Varriger
Barriger
Philippines
Fire Devastates Knoxville Business District
A major blaze engulfed four-story structures on Commerce Avenue and adjacent blocks in Knoxville Tennessee. The Lunts Company and several neighboring firms including Broyles McClellan Lackey agricultural implements J L David Commission George Brown Hardware Shanklin Grain and Cattee were destroyed or heavily damaged. Estimated losses near 500000 with several other buildings damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Nibion-Dolir
Commerce Avenue
Knoxville Lunts Company
Commercial Avenue
Broyles, McClellan & Lackey
Agricultural Implement Deers
JL. David Commission Company
George Brown If Hardware Company
Gay Street
Shanklin Grain Company
Ru, Cattee Company
PIANO FACTORY BURNS. PANIC IN NYC AND MORE
Fire at the Ernest Gabler and Brothers piano factory on East 22d Street, New York, causes $500,000 in damage and a public panic. Tenants flee nearby tenements, police rescue 44 boys from East Street Truant School, a watchman is burned, and a pedestrian suffers a fractured skull.
Congress Passes Pure Food Bill and Adopts Key Resolutions
In the House the McCall resolution seeking facts on the Venezuelan affair and Monroe Doctrine was passed. The House also reduced duties on Philippine growth products from 75 to 25 percent and approved the pure food bill by 72 to 21 after debate. A Senate session was not held Friday. measures on ports, Indian relief, and public building location were advanced. The coal strike commission bill conference report was adopted, and the House adjourned to January 5, 1903.
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Senate
House
McCall
Secretary of State
Philippine Archipelago
Tompkins
Ohio
Adamson
Gardner
Munas
Mike Portal
N. D
Indiana
Challam
Washington
Muskegon
Mich
Allison
Conference
Hawaii
Patterson
Colo
Interstate Commerce Connission
Morgan
Cannon
Coal Strike Commission
Senate committees push bills on currency eight hour work and staff corps
In Washington a sequence of committee actions favors passage of a Philippine currency bill and an eight hour labor measure. Other moves include a general staff corps for the army and proposed emergency currency for banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capital
Senate Committee On
Philippine
Philippines
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
House Committee On
Interstate Commerce Commission
Isham G. Randolph
Volney W. Foster
1Sth- Minn Cabal Commission
Hoar
Maxs
Writchard
North Carolina
Merchant Marine Committee
Congress
Depew
Alte
Jake
Chicago
Statehood
Bate
Arizona
New Mexico
Senate
William Curtis
Venezuela
House Judiciary Committee
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