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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
2
A Florida youth visiting New York laughs and frolics in a winter snowstorm. He runs into the street, dives into a snow drift, and shouts joyfully as a crowd watches. A spectator offers to treat his fits, sparking a humorous exchange about weather and alligators.
Fragmentary notes mention a Bacchante transport and local opinions in Boston. One unnamed expressman is hinted as involved, with unclear context about state service and public reaction.
A reader notes Peruna as the best tonic for weakness from ulcers and convalescence. Mrs Kate Taylor praises its quick relief and vitality restoration. Dr Hartman offers free treatment guidance to female catarrhal patients this summer via The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
President Roosevelt’s Arlington remarks defend U S military conduct in the Philippines, acknowledge some abuses, vow punishment for crimes, and urge unity. He contrasts American humane warfare with insurgent cruelties, stresses peace through civil government, and highlights gains in individual freedom under U S rule.
The speaker argues for rapid education of Filipinos in self-government while maintaining imperial responsibility. He warns against abandoning the islands to oppressors, praises Gen. Luke Wright and Adna Chaffee for civil and military leadership, and urges bipartisan support to back their work for civilization and the welfare of Philippine inhabitants.
Leopol do Batres, conservator of national monuments, reports discoveries among Zapotec ruins in Oaxaca. A submerged ancient city on Monte Alban shows indications of nine thousand year age with extinct marine life. An Egyptian style obelisk was found at a tomb entrance.
Gen William F Spurgin retired after promotion from colonel of the Fourth Infantry creating two brigadier general vacancies. Col Samuel M Whiteside of the Tenth Cavalry at Fort Robinson Neb will be named to one vacancy. Whiteside began as a private in 1858, served in the Civil War and Cuba, and later, Maj William F Motammon of the Sixth Infantry now in Manila, has also retired.
Thomas Hinsley, a prominent county citizen, drowned while watching the Arkansas river flood from a bridge that was swept away by the high water. Three large county bridges have been ruined after three days of immense rain increased the river.
Daniel Hill, wealthy Chicago board of trade figure, told physicians he was shot by burglars. He said he respects the burglars more than those who insinuate his wife, Mrs Hill, had any involvement.
Capt. K. G. Martens, master of the United States army transport Buford, was found guilty of cruelty profanity and neglect of his leg by an army officers board and ordered suspended from duty in San Francisco on May 31.
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