Filibuster Ends With Record Breaking Endurance Speech
Washington May 20 Senate long filibuster by LaFollette Stone and Gore ends with passage of emergency currency bill. Reports say leaders planned to adjourn after intense hours of debate. President Roosevelt expressed readiness to sign once bill reached his desk as Congress concluded session.
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Assembly dissolves as church union pact outlined
Kansas City dispatch reports the Presbyterian General Assembly of the United States formally dissolves, electing an executive commission to govern until reunification with the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. The commission includes Moderator Baxter Fullerton and ministers Weaver Bushnell Templeton Moist, with elders Severance Ball Wills Baer and Gave, and officials Foster McCormick Roberts. Fullerton adjourns the assembly to reconvene in Denver on May 19, 1903.
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Unknown steamer sinks attempt near Nantucket shore
Bulletin from Chatham Massachusetts reports an unidentified steamer ran ashore near Nantucket before 9:41 p m. The vessel lies in dangerous position and the life saving crew has gone to aid. Local harbor authorities and rescue services are coordinating efforts to assist the distressed vessel and passengers.
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Garret Engineer Killed In Train Cab Accident
Garrett Indiana May su scene as the B and O railroad engineer D H Singui was killed instantly when a switchstand struck him in the cab during a last run before vacation. The accident occurred as the United Passenger train left Caburt and Singui, a 45 year old respected city resident, was violently ejected. His wife and two children left for Luke Gage to join him after his return. The body was brought to Garrett for burial amid community mourning.
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Weather forecast for Sunday and Monday in multiple regions
The forecast covers Washington and Michigan with showers and cooler conditions. Sunday will bring fall-like temperatures and brisk north to northeast winds across the south and upper regions, while Indiana expects similar fall swings with showers.
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Horses Run Wild After Streetcar Collision Injuring Samuel Bradshaw
A carriage horse attached to a two seated wagon ran wild near Main Street after a streetcar approached from behind. It collided with Samuel Bradshaw, an aide to Marshal Geller, knocking him down and injuring him seriously. Dr W W Barnett treated Bradshaw at St Josephs Hospital. another rider Miss Cora Rowe was tossed from the wagon but escaped serious injury. The incident occurred during Decoration Day crowds near Lindenwood Cemetery as residents gathered on Main Street. Bradshaw, a worker at T Pidgeon millinery, lives at 913 Frankly Street. The head wound and facial rash were noted, with no fracture found on examination.
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Decoration Day Observed in Fort Wayne Parade Fetes Veterans
Decoration Day was observed across Fort Wayne with a large parade from East Berry Street to Lindenwood Cemetery led by a police platoon under Capt. Richard Kelly. Veterans walked or were guided with dignified ceremony as crowds cheered from doorways and streets, while speakers from the Grand Army of the Republic urged remembrance of the fallen and living veterans.
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