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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
3
The Tribune under Norris & Son leadership serves as the town’s voice with editorials, notices, and local news coverage reflecting the period’s community concerns.
Captain Pershing's column routed Moros near Taraca on Mindanao's east shore. Ten forts fell. Moros suffered heavy losses with 115 killed, 13 wounded and 60 prisoners. Two Americans died and seven were wounded as the forts were stormed and dismantled after surrender of the sultan.
Five thousand union men in Bedford Indiana walkout across the stone industry halting quarry work and cutting departments. Wages equalization at all quarries is their aim while state labor commissioners plan to mediate.
A Yale junior, Withiam Pickens, the only Black student to win a university prize, is alleged to be part of a scheme led by Ta Musgrove in Sturgis to form an army of American Negroes, seize Hayti, and create a Black republic with a corporate state structure and frontier-style expulsions.
The American brief in the Alaskan boundary dispute was filed at the British embassy in Washington and at the U S embassy in London. The commission headed by Secretary Root Senator Lodge and ex Senator Turner will travel to London in July to present new proof from War Department records. The aim is to persuade Umpires that U S claims are legal while the worst outcome is a continuance of the present modus vivendi that excludes Britain from a key deep water port.
Col Martin Ericson a millionaire is kidnapped by Yaqui Indians of Sonora Mexico who demand 500000 in ransom. U.S. forces ordered to act while he resists the demand and a rescue is planned.
Immigration from Ireland to New York climbs in the first four months of the year with about 12 2000 Irish arrivals by April 30 up from 2000 the previous year. The surge includes a higher share of females with many teen girls among the newcomers.
Ex convict J Siders of Platte County seeks Supreme Court appeal after serving full sentence for embezzlement involving funds from a land den while acting for a Platte County firm. He proclaims innocence and asks to clear his name.
An early explosion of natural gas in the McConnell Black building at Upper Sandusky Ohio started a fire that destroyed the premises and seriously injured proprietress Dr. Ro NX Mc Connell and Edward Littrell a plumber. Both suffered a broken leg and other injuries. Others including Mrs Cattrell and Mayme Murray were hurt. The Bon Ton Bakery and Teehsen's gallery occupied the building. Loss estimated at 25000 dollars with partial insurance. The Woman's Relief Corps had just adjourned its meeting on the second floor.
Residents of Arica report a violent hurricane at 10 PM lasting until 4 AM. A strong earthquake struck at 7 AM followed by another windstorm. Dust clouds and heat drove residents to close businesses. Disturbances are linked to nearby Hualatire volcano eruption.
Dun and Company Trade Review reports robust manufacturing activity with few textile mill slowdowns. It notes strong sales and prompt collections as Erie announces moving its freight offices from Cleveland to Chicago, to be completed before June 1.
A weather bureau report details unseasonably cool conditions and heavy frosts delaying farm work from Missouri to the Atlantic coast. Early corn and fruit suffered damage, with wheat field conditions varying by region and some areas reporting overall slight yield prospects.
A report notes a drop from about 100 millionaire exclusive cattlemen in the Southwest to around thirty. Mexico raises 50,000 bales of cotton annually from 100,000 bales used. Argentina’s harvest is unprecedented with 2,500,000 tons of corn for export and higher wheat and linseed crops.
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