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Newspaper

Fayetteville News

Location

Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1902

Page

3

Windy City beef strike erupts in brutal clashes at Union stockyards

Rioting as 36 meat wagons, guarded by police, return to downtown from stockyards after a fierce strike day. Imported black workers and strikers clash, six injured badly, one worker near death. police exhausted after hours of violence. Union recognition remains unresolved but temporary wage hour talks proceed.

Union Stock Yards George June Anglo-American Packing Company St.Louis Forty-fifth Street Center Avenue

Irish Wedding Stirs Worcester Church Crowd

Mary Donaher a Worcester public school teacher married Maurice Quinn a Brocton dentist at St John Roman Catholic church. One thousand women hissed and surged around the wedding party as police stood powerless amid rumors of a prior attempted shooting by Ber ta Condon who claimed Quinn betrayed her with a marriage promise.

Worcester Mass St. John Roman Catholic Church Mary Donaher Maurice Quinn Brocton Quinn Berta Condon

Will by Judge Crabtree Urges Sons to Serve Country

The will of late Judge John D. Crabtree of the Illinois appellate district has been filed for probate. After allocating $200,000 in property among eight children, he enjoins his sons to be ready to defend the country as he was in the Civil War era of 1861 and 1865.

John D. Crabtree Appellate Court of Illinois District John

Roosevelt Hanna Rift Deepens In White House Campaign

President Roosevelt and Senator Hanna clash over pursuing charges against four federal officers seen as Hanna allies. Burton, a strong Republican, filed accusations in Cleveland prompting Roosevelt to seek an investigation despite Hanna’s opposition. Factional tensions rise as Burton retires from Congress amid Cleveland urging him to stay and Abel seeking to ease the dispute.

Cleveland Ohio Burton Hanna Congress Republican District Committee Paul Howland Roosevelt Senator Hanna Abel Judge Burton

Guards killed by convicts escape from Oregon prison

Two prisoners Tracy and Merrill escaped from the Salem Oregon penitentiary after killing guards Frank Ferrell R Jones and Ben Tiffany and injuring guard Ingram during a morning work detail at Muhtoonah county sawmill area. A large pursuit followed.

Salem Oregon Harry Tracy David Merrill Muhtoonah County Frank Ferrell R. Jones Ben Tiffany Ferrell Stapleton Tracy Merrill Ingram Jones Tiffany

Anarchists Under Bans House approves anti anarchist bill

The House approved a measure to shield the president vice president cabinet members and foreign ministers and ambassadors from influences deemed anarchist education by a 175 to 38 vote. The roll of dissent includes Adamson Bartlett Brantley Brundidge Burleson Candler Cooper of Texas Creamer DeArmond Dinsmore Finley Fox Glenn Henry of Mississippi Hooker Howard Johnson Jones of Virginia Claude Kitchen W W Kitchen Kleberg Lanham Lester Lewis of Georgia Little Loud McCulloch McLain Maddox Neville Patterson of Tennessee Randell Reid Scarborough Shackleford Spight Stephens of Texas and Underwood.

House Adamson Bartlett Brantley Brundidge Burleson Candler Cooper Texas Creamer DeArmond Dinsmore Finley Fox Glenn Henry Mississippi Hooker Howard Johnson Jones Virginia Claude Kitchen W. W. Kitchin Kleberg Lanham Lester Lewis Georgia Little Loud McCulloch McLain Maddox Neville Patterson Tennessee Randell Reid Scarborough Shackleford Spight Stephens Underwood

Decline of Black Walnut Trees in Indiana and Nationwide Demand

The Terre Haute Gazette notes black walnut, once abundant in Indiana, now scarce due to overharvesting. It contrasts past uses for fence rails and furniture with current shortages, while detailing regional quality differences and Chicago’s heavy annual consumption of 14.5 million feet.

United States Indiana Kentucky Missouri Ohio West Virginia Chicago Walnut Terre Haute

Pretty Big Islands In Arctic Ocean

The two largest islands after Australia are Greenland and Baffin Island, both located in the Arctic Ocean. Greenland is known for its vast ice sheet while Baffin Island is home to rugged terrain and Inuit communities.

World Australia Greenland Baffinland Arctic Ocean

National Flag Day Proposed as Blag Day Across Nation

American Flag Day is discussed with a movement to set June 14 as a nationwide blag day to honor the flag. The piece also promotes Hotelier's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for various ailments, urging readers to try it today.

Hotelier

Notable Health Ads and Quack Remedies of the Era

A compilation of patent medicine promotions and tips from early 20th century newspapers. Includes Allen’s Foot-Ease for swollen feet, Tetterine testimonials, Dr Kline’s nerve restorer, Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething, and various cures for catarrh, throat, and colic.

Summer Tourist Tickets From Savannah To Northern Cities

Summer tours by land and sea offered by Central of Georgia Railway with connections selling Summer Tourist Tickets from coupon stations to New York Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore via Savannah and steamship lines. Tickets include meals and stateroom aboard ship at lower cost than rail. Apply to nearest railroad agent F J Robinson assistant general passenger agent Savannah Ga or J O Haile general passenger agent Savannah Ga for berth reservations and full particulars.

Central of Georgia Railway New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Savannah Ag Nt J Robinson Gan’l

Peruna praised by Congressman Fitzpatrick for catarrh cure

Congressman T Y Fitzpatrick writes from the National Hotel Washington endorsing Peruna as a reliable tonic and nerve strengthener. He claims it cures catarrh in all phases and urges readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice if not satisfied.

T. Y. Fitzpatrick Kentucky National Hotel Washington, D. C T. ¥. Fitzpatrick Hartman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

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Windy City Washington Republican National Committee Allen Olmsted LeRoy N. Y Walter Wilson Savannah High School fCo Meil Shoptrine Kline R. H. Knixx, Ltd Phila Mrg. Winslow J. C Simyson, Marquess W. Va Hall F. J Nzney & Co Toledo von Buren Ind Congressman Paruna Fu Aan Toap The Cou Royal Worcester Royal Worcester Corset Co Tass Outfit J.K. Nichols & CO Atlanta, GA Watkins Hay Press CO East Point R. F. Shedden Mutual Life Insurance Company of Rabbi, &c Lombakh Tron Works and Supply Company Augusta World Bible House Ty Peachtree St Atlanta. Ga Deadacs Ian Tres J. F Shaper M. D Guy Penn Pittsburg Wiig Bitantasea Screnecibos
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