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08 May 1902
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Denver Tribune in Denver, Indiana
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
1
Confession for Farm Murder Sparks Family Tragedy
Arthur Meyer a 19 year old Lowell boy confesses to killing his employer Douglas Craft a farmer on April 18 Craft lay in the barn twelve hours after being shot with his wife absent Meyer had claimed Craft shot at him and then died by his own hand He now says he shot his arm to fake a murder attempt to appear justified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Arthur Meyer
Lowell
Douglas Craft
Meyer
Craft
Court martial ordered for Maj. Edwin F. Glenn
President through Secretary Root orders Maj. Edwin F. Glenn Fifth Infantry to face court martial for alleged involvement in the water cure during Senate investigation. Reichstag advances first paragraph of religious freedom bill limiting misuse and safeguarding civic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Root
Maj
Edwin F. Glenn
Fifth Infantry
Senate Philippine Committee
Berlin
Reichstag
Empire
Fugitive Postmaster Surrenders in New York Case
Kana iten Schuler formerly postmaster at Bellevue Ohio surrendered to New York police after months of wandering. He disappeared in February taking about $1400 in postal funds. He is penniless and penitent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himeuelf
Kana Iten Schuler
Hellevue
Ohio
Nally
New York
Schuller
Bellevue
Revolutionists Take Most of Santo Domingo Under Vasquez
Dominican revolutionaries secure control of the republic except Puerto Plata and San Domingo city on the south coast. Vice Admiral Vasquez commands the forces and is expected to reach San Domingo soon. Other items note a fatal New York Central freight collision at Clyde injuring thirteen clerks, and the U S Chicago officers pardoned by Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of
San Domingo
Puerto Plata
San Domingos
Vasquez
New York Central
Syracuse
N. Y
Clyde
Rome
United States
Chicago
Venice
May Day Strikes Drain Labor Across the Nation
More than 25 000 workers in diverse trades walked out on May 1 amid wage disputes and union recognition fights. West lead with 2 000 miners in Illinois, while Buffalo and New Jersey saw machinists and mill workers joining mass action. Strikes spread to Chicago, Duttsburg, Youngstown, and beyond as unions press demands for shorter hours and higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alenois
Chicago
Alton
Springfield
Tienois
Iheax
Peoria
Duttsburg
Acale
Pennsylvania
Trix
Buffalo
Andienr County
New Jersey
Youngstown
Ohio
Moody Now Heads the Navy and Takes Oath of Office
Congressman William Henry Moody took the oath as Secretary of the Navy in a Thursday morning ceremony. The event was presided by Navy official E Pytfanna with Long, Roberts, Moe Cull, Lawrence, Keeno, Monboy, Hackett, Wells, and Wood W. Fishback in attendance. Moody succeeds Long, who welcomed him and a reception followed for bureau chiefs and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Moody
Massachusetts
Hackett
Cyrus Wells
Sud Wood W. Fishback
Mr. Long
Congress
ISO
Navy
India
Grazing Law Proposed by Iowa Representative
Iowa Representative Lacey introduces a bill to grant grazing privileges to homestead settlers and small farmers in arid regions to protect grass and prevent monopolization by large cattle owners. The measure aims to improve the range for smaller holdings rather than favor big ranch interests. Catholic Church shows largest membership gain across denominations with 468,083 new members, about 6.4 percent growth, Father Sheedy reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Lacey
Iowa
Canttle Trust
United States
Father Sheedy
New York
H. K. Carroll
Carroll Seta
Senate Debates Freely Over Philippines Facts and Gardener Testimony
Democratic senators accuse Republicans of hiding facts on the Philippines crisis while Senator Lodge defends full information. Maj. Gen. MacArthur testifies on independence risks and a U S military withdrawal. A committee refuses to subpoena Gardener Aguinaldo Lopez and Machini. Sibley denounces Gen. Smith over Samar orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Philippines
Lodge
Patterson
Colorado
Secretary of War
Cable Maj. Gardener
Washington
Philippine Committee
Maj. Gardener
Allison
Congress
Amme
MacArthur
Senate Committee On Philippines
United States
The
Spain
Groithdrawal
Cornelius Gardener
Aguinaldo
Sixto Lopez
Manchini
The Growth of Trusts in the Industrial Era
The article outlines the rise of trusts by 1900 with 183 combinations in the United States managing over 2,000 plants. It notes total capitalization around 3.57 billion dollars and about 422,000 workers, detailing broad sectors including food, liquor, textiles, lumber, leather, chemicals, and transport vehicles among trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress Debates Food Adulteration and Civil Bills
The Senate and House muster a long session with McCumber urging action on a bill to prevent adulteration of foods and drugs. Pension bills, Philippine and Chinese exclusion issues, and naval expenditures are debated. The House passes oleo margarine and builds bill items while District tax and weather bureau consolidations are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCumber
Committee On Manufactures
Senate
Congress
William Ludlow
H. C. Smith
Hitt
Eouse
House
Simmons
Curtis
Gran
Gen
Funston
Seely
South Africa
Feely
Gillett
Mass
Washlington
United States
Great Britain
Rosebud
South Dakota
Census Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Division of Statistics
District of Columbia
Cannon
Washington
Secretary of State
Russia
Weather swings and market ripples hit rails and mills
A fragmented weather and market summary describes erratic climate shifts from blizzards to heat and their mixed effects on rail earnings, grain and cotton trading, retail, and manufacturing. It notes silver dips, cotton prices firming, wool and footwear activity, and varying weekly failures while detailing rain relief and grain price moves amid a Western drought scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guina
Dun & Co
United States
Mast
Boston
Canada
Chicago
Kansas
Commodity Price Snapshot Across Cities
Old price table lists Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee grains and livestock figures. Cattle hogs sheep and grain prices are shown for No 2 wheat corn oats rye barley and pork with regional ranges and unit figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tndianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
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He Gribune
Denver
Indiana
Alfred Wooley
Hay
Carter
Government Commission
Francis
Exposition Company
Cockrell
Politiken
Copenhagen
Denmark
Moscow
Vladimir
Uhlan
Moroxelt
Treasury Statistical Bureau
John J. Kingsbury
Colo
Moody
Dacen
Dacca
Vilia
Daves
Benen
British India
Calcutta
Bengal
Manchester
Bamar
Sibley
Representative Sibley
Daved H. Smith
Gen. Smith
Williams
Gen. MacArthur
Coreress
Carmack
Jones
Cuba
Proctor
Stokes
South Carolina
Crump
Michi- Yun
Treasury
Wee Marie
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