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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
3
Richardson Attacks Democracy Opens Its Batteries
Washington June 19 Richardson of Tennessee led a long general debate on an appropriation bill charging the Republicans with broken pledges since 1900 and growing trust power. He cited tariff, Cuba, and remedi al financial legislation as failures and noted a $1 067 000 000 rise in four years. Democrats cited support for anti reciprocity and the conference adjourned after a long discussion.
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Illinois
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Michigan
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House
Senate
Cannon Responds to Richardson Nailing Nerve in Tennessee
Cannon cadence on the house floor praises Republican resolve and criticizes Cleveland era power. He says the millenium has not come and notes the nation prospering after the war, while predicting a Republican victory next fall amid laughter and applause from his side.
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Cannon
Tennessee
Cleveland
Republican Senators Close Ranks on Cuban Reciprocity Push
Washington June 19 Republican senators opened their conference on the Cuban reciprocity bill with AL ilxon presiding and most members present. A steering committee meeting urged making reciprocity unfinished business after the Isthmian canal bill. Seventeen beet sugar senators pledged opposition and spoke against the Spooner bill.
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Washington
AL Lixon
Burrows
Senate
Allison
Platt
Connecticut
Spooner
Booth Tarkington Weds Miss Fletcher in Quiet Indiana Wedding
Indianapolis June 19 Booth Tarkington author wed Miss Laurel Louisa Fletcher at the Fletcher home on East Ohio street. Only two families attended and Rev. Lewis Brown of St Pauls church officiated. The couple left for the east and will remain away until October.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Laurel Louisa Fletcher
Stoughton J. Fletcher
Booth Tarkington
Fletcher Homestead
Ohio Street
Lewis Brown
St. Pauls Church
Episcopal Church
Governor Aycock Offers 30000 Reward In Salisbury Lynching Case
Governor Aycock announces rewards totaling 30000 for arrest and conviction of unknown lynchers who seized and killed Gillespie from Salisbury jail on June 11. About seventy five men joined the mob. 400 for each arrested suspect. Evidence suggests Gillespie may be innocent of the charged crime.
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Raleigh
N. Y
Aycock
Gillespie
Salisbury
Illinois Central Board Recommends Stock Increase to 95 Million
The Illinois Central Railway board proposes raising capital from 79.2 million to 95.04 million by issuing 158 400 new shares. Shareholders may subscribe to new stock at par in proportion to holdings. Also reported are a boxing injury at College Point and aWisconsin pearl find yielding 700 and 150 dollars.
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New York
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Ferdinand Vothe
P. O. Heide
Vothe
Miners to Meet Prospects for a General Strike
Officials call a national convention of the United Mine Workers of America in Indianapolis for July 17 to decide on a strike to aid Pennsylvania anthracite miners. Delegates total about 1,000 with voting strength 1,700 to 1,800. a bare majority could order a strike, with potential support from Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Indian Territory.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Indian Territory
United Mine Workers’ Journal
Ludiana
Iinois
Ohio
Miners’ Organization
Scranton
Mitchell
Columbus
The
Ohio Mine Workers’ Board
National Board
Ohio Mine Workers’ Association
Mob Riots In Paterson Leave Two Dead
June 19 Paterson New Jersey reports rioting as mobs attack mills with stones and bullets. Police were outnumbered as strikers and roughs enforce a general strike threatening torch use. two people are fatally wounded and several others injured.
Liability to Foreigners To Be Tested in Damage Suits
Six damage suits filed in the United States circuit court by Attorney Harry Alvan Hall on behalf of Austro Hungarian heirs seek 120 000 in damages for deaths at the Eliza furnace of Jones Laughlin Limited on December 19 1901. Eleven men died and many were injured in the explosion. The suits aim to set a precedent affecting mill owners and foreign workers with many additional cases anticipated.
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Pittsburg
United States
Harry Alvan Hall
Eliza
Jones & Laughlin’s, Limited
Kidnap threat echoes Cudahy case in Brigham Utah
A note pinned to a straw hat demands five thousand dollars or the kidnapped son of a prominent Brigham merchant will be killed. Sheriff alerted. search underway with no trace yet. The item appears amid a wide string of mid June city and sporting briefs from Chicago to Peking.
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Biigham
Utah
Ine
Nel Anderson
Ines
Brigham
Cilain Gang
Tufts Grants LL D to Ex Secretary Long
The honorary degree of LL D is conferred on former Secretary of the Navy long by Tufts College. In other notes, London exchanges close June 26 27 28. British Commons halves Indian corn duty. Captain Charles I Clark confirmed as rear admiral. Pirates sighted off Cuba.
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London
United .States
Meteor
Southampton
Kiel
Vancouver
Wash
James Hickey
Supreme Lodge
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
St. Paul
Felipe Buencamino
Manila
Chicago
Auditorium Hotel
Senate
Charles I. Clark
Bombay Presidency
Cuba
Salad contrasts and a Berlin salad ritual memory
A collection of oddly dated notes on salad traditions in England and Prussia with a London Telegraph quote about Berlin hospitality. It shifts to a pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure and a historical aside about statues and Bar on Steuben in America.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Promotion
An advertisement urges trying Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for dullness after meals poor appetite bad taste biliousness and constipation. It claims the remedy will improve appetite cleanse and invigorate the stomach regulate liver and bowels and is sold by A R Otis. A final note asserts there are no good dental schools in South America.
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A. R. Otis
South America
Real Friend Credits Kodol For Digestion Relief
A Merry Oaks man, W. T. Sturdevant, describes fifteen years of dyspepsia and indigestion ending with immediate relief after using Kodol. He claims he can eat almost anything now and digestion is good. The ad urges using Kodol to digest food without stomach aid.
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W. T. Sturdevant
Merry Oaks
N.C
A. R. Otis
F. C. DeWitt
Cage Tobei
Otis Tropical Ten Advertises Lightweight Vim Remedy
A vintage ad touts Otis Tropical Ten as a simple pleasant remedy to relieve dull heavy feelings. It promises Vim energy and comfort with a price of 25 cents, noting affordability at less than a cent per dose.
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A. RR
Otis
Heart Pain Relief After Cure Promises Milwaukee Result
Patient describes darting pains around the heart left side and arm followed by smothering and fainting. Receipt claims Miles Heart Cure entirely relieved the troubles for JoaN Vanderburg of 256 Kewaunee Street Milwaukee Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Vanderburg
Kewaunee St
Milwaukee, Wis
Dr Miles Heart Action Booster Sold by Drug Stores
A patent remedy marketed to stimulate the heart action accelerate circulation and strengthen the entire system. Sold by druggists on a guarantee. Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Nature
Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
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