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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
3
A letter from a grateful woman touts Dr Pierce’s advice and his Favorite Prescription as restoring health. It claims the medicine strengthens weak women and cures lasting female ailments, inviting others to write for free confidential guidance from Dr R V Pierce of Buffalo New York.
Gd Rapids Ind by Time Card in Effect May 25 1902 Astral Standard Time. Trains run daily to Grand Rapids other than Sunday. Trains 2 and 4 include parlor car Cincinnati to Grand Rapids. Trains 5 and 6 offer sleeping cars Cincinnati to Grand Rapids. CG L Lockwood G P T Grand Rapids Mich A H Minow Ticket Agent Kendallville Ind.
The Senate passed the Lodge Mississippi government bill 48 to 30 after seven weeks of debate. Three Republicans Hoar Mason of Illinois and Wellington of Maryland voted no, one Democrat McLaurin of South Carolina voted yes. The measure enables a Philippine commission and civil governor with appointments by the president. The bill limits rights and defines coinage rules for the islands.
The text outlines that all inhabitants of the Philippine islands are U.S. citizens protected by the United States. It describes steps after insurrection, census reporting to the president, and moves toward municipal and provincial self government. It also covers commerce regulation, land controls, public lands rules, friar lands acquisition, and Supreme Court review.
In Washington on June 4 the senate clashed as Culberson denied papers about Philippine cruelties attributed to a U S officer. Beveridge pressed whether sources came from General Miles. Culberson refused to answer directly. The day also saw passage of the Philippine government bill and related actions in both chambers.
The National Metal Trades association will move its headquarters from New York to Cincinnati and appoint Joseph Garrettson, long time city editor of The Times-Star, as the new secretary. In other dispatches, the barge Gleniffer sank in the St Clair river with a crewman missing and a drowning reported, and Germany defers recognition of the Cuban republic saying it has not been notified of a status change and remains under U S military jurisdiction.
The United Presbyterian general assembly met on June 4 and warmly accepted an overture for union with the Reformed church. A committee will be appointed to prepare proposals for the possible merger.
On June 4 a strike action in Chicago led to a lynching threat against a Negro wagon driver as Nelson Morris & Co attempted to deliver meat to a Transit House. Twenty-five to thirty-five wagon loads moved through the Stock Yards then into downtown amid rioting and police clashes.
Delivery drivers across ten large state street department stores walked out yesterday after managers refused a union recognition agreement with the National Teamsters Union and the Parcel Delivery Drivers Union. The walkout spread to The Fair drivers, drawing police protection and clashes that damaged wagons and storefronts. One man was severely wounded in a later shooting near Harrison and Michigan avenues.
In Scranton Pennsylvania on June 4 National resident Mitchell and Frank P. Sargent, chief of the locomotive firemen, met in a secluded restaurant to discuss immigration. They left without press contact. Mitchell downplayed significance, while Sargent planned to tour, pausing for a social chat. No coal strike developments reported in Wilkes-Barre.
Four persons known to have died in the Joliet flood as a fierce storm drenched streets and basements. Railroad tracks flooded and trains stilled. Mayor Thire called a special council session to coordinate relief and assess losses to merchants.
Dissolution of a joint US and press company agreement. Travellers Protective Association convention in Portland Oregon. Unabated forest fires in Huachuca County mountains Arizona Territory. Suez Canal tolls last year at 700,000,000 francs. Resignation of the French cabinet formally announced. People of Grant North Macedonia excited by volcanic activity near town. Cuban Senate confirms Gonzales de Quesada as Cuban minister to the United States. Brooklyn cruiser to transport the body of Lord Paunceforte to England. League games New York versus Chicago in Chicago May 7 8 void by magnates. will be replayed. Kim Brown of De Rote Wisconsin charged with murdering his wife. Four Puerto Rican thugs hanged at Ponce for murder robbery and outrages. St Helena Boer prisoners greeted peace news with enthusiasm.
Finnish resistance to Russian army enrollments grows as demonstrations in Helsinki and Viborg draw support from landholders and merchants. Authorities deploy police and Cossacks. brutality reported. Enrollment period extended by six weeks amid unrest.
A historical ad notes Heart Cure controls heart action and accelerates circulation, building up the entire system. Sold by druggists on a guarantee. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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