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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1902

Page

3

Arkansas primary closes with Senate clash Clarke Jones

In Little Rock on March 29 the Arkansas Democratic primary ends a era of contention as James K. Jones and James P. Clarke vie for the U S Senate. Voters in 75 counties select candidates for U S Senate and state and county offices. Governor Jefferson Davis faces FL W Rector in the gubernatorial contest while seven congressional districts pick nominees for Congress.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas United States James IK. Jones Democratic National Committee James P. Clarke United States Senate Jones Jefferson Davis FL W. Rector Congress

Three Dead and Seven Injured in Joliet Collision

A Joliet & Chicago Electric line wreck near Sag Bridge killed three: John C. May, George Barrett, and J. H. Hurley. Nine or more were injured, including Mike McLaughlin and Sam Spencer, amid a dense fog that concealed the oncoming cars at high speed. The crash, the worst in line history, echoed a 29 year old Alton road disaster at the same spot.

Joliet, A Sag Bridge Joliet & Chicago John C. May Joliet George Barrett Lockport Electrician Economic Light and Power Company J. H. Hurley Mau Sam Spencer Rempart Mike McLaughlin John Flavin Workman Lockport John Rinn John Watt Street Railway Dennis Murphy Fred Mite Keemont Eugene Gaylord Loockart Patrick Dougherty Co. M. Coon Sagbridge Chicago and Alton Road

Growley s Friends Warned and Church Letters

An archbishop letter to Chicago priests condemns Rev Jeremiah Crowley for acts undermining religion. Any priest aiding Crowley is suspended. Also, Pennsylvania Rubber plans Erie plant with brick stone three stories, 200 by 200 feet, costing about 109006.

Chicago Feehan Jeremiah J. Crowley F. J. Barry Jeannette Pennsylvania Rubber Company Erie Pennsylvania Railroad

Reprieved Man Lynched in Casper

Charles Woodward, who had been sentenced to hang for Sheriff Ricker’s murder and survived a supreme court stay, was lynched in Casper Thursday night after a stay was issued last Tuesday.

Cheyenne Wyo Charles Woodward Casper Ricker Supreme Court

Pivotal Trade Review Notes Weather Boost and Iron Strikes

New York March 29 R G Dun Weekly Review of Trade reports favorable weather lifting eastern retail trade with exceptional wearing goods volume. Iron and steel face eight hour day demands post May 1, but agreement likely. production at record highs with ample coke movement. Prices show limited shifts aside from bar iron and foundry iron. cotton declines due to speculative buying, sugar and meats fluctuate, cereals weaken early in week. Wheat exports drop while Western receipts fall. Atlantic cereal shipments shrink. US failures rise to 20 percent, Canada 22.

New York R. G. Dun Review of Trade Stock Exchange Jake Navigation Pittsburgh Chicago Southern Ager Fe Brazil Kansas Oklahoma Atlantic Liverpool United States Canada

Evans Resigns as Commissioner of Pensions

The White House released H. Clay Evans resignation letter dated March 2 with part of his statement. He states he has served nearly five years and requests acceptance at the president’s convenience. The appended note says the president will await a successor and consider a promotion as a fitting reward for Evans’s service.

Washington H. Clay Evans Commisionship of Pensions Evans

Garfield Yet To Decide On Civil Service Commissioner Post

Kington March 29 Up to yesterday James R Garfield had not indicated to the president his intention to accept the civil service commissioner role to succeed William A Todenberg who resigned If Garfield declines the president favors George Everett Adams of Chicago Adams served four terms in Congress and his name was considered before the offer to Garfield was made

Kington James R. Garfield William A. Todenberg

Prayers for Peace Observed Across Britain and Pretoria

On Good Friday in Great Britain bishops urged unity in prayers for peace between Britain and the Boers. Pretoria churches echoed the appeal as Dutch congregations join in wishing temperate peace. London quieted with suspended business and crowded churches while government offices closed and war dispatches were delayed.

Great Britain Pretoria London Rochester St. Albans War Office Tord Kitchener

Christmas Exposed In Secret Danish West Indies Papers

New York March 29 Carl Fischer Hansen attorney for Walter Christmas the Danish government’s representative in 1900 overtures for the West Indian islands sale denounces his client’s secret report as defamatory and outrageous Christmas allegedly pressed the sale for the Hurring ministry and guided talks with Secretary White and Danish ministers, while later denials and shifts follow as the report is published.

New York Carl Fischer- Fausen Walter Christmas Fischer Hansen Hurring Denmark White London Copenhagen Washington Herring Sehested Christmas

Will Ignore Charges Against American Statesmen

The state department will not inform the Danish government of charges against U.S. statesmen raised by Capt. Christmas. It deems the charges unworthy due to insufficient evidence and errors. The Danish government does not intend to pay $40,000 claimed as commission, so no funds could be used to corrupt officials.

Washington State Department Christmas House of Representatives

Denial to Dalzell Over Danish Treaty Charges

Whitbur C. Brown, partner of Abner McKinley, writes Chairman Dalzell in Washington asserting Danish treaty charges against him and McKinley are unqualifiedly malicious and false in every respect.

McKinley New York Whitbur C. Brown Abner McKinley Dalzell Washington

Women and Men Suffer Kidney Trouble Affects All

An advice note on kidney and bladder ills explains that both women and men suffer, with symptoms from frequent urination to bed wetting. It promotes Swamp Root by Kilmer as a remedy, noting sample bottles by mail and a pamphlet with testimonials from sufferers.

Dr. Kilmer &Co Binghamton, N. Y

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James K. Jones Senate Clarke Jones Shara Growley Shiloh C. Wrris Karl White House Garfield George Everett Adams Prayers For Will Greg Coleges Burra SanFratt Massillon Benedict’s New Store COR Erie and Tremont
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