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Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1902

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Relief Funds Mobilized For Martinique Disaster

The Senate approved a 300000 additional relief grant for French West Indies victims, amid calls for a total 500000. President Roosevelt appoints city committees to collect funds, with postmasters and banks aiding nationwide contributions to Cornelius Bliss in New York. Red Cross appeals for money and supplies, urging swift, generous aid with contributions directed to Bliss or Red Cross treasurer W. J. Flather.

Washington Senate French West Indies White House Martinique St. Vincent Cornelius N. Bliss New York Bliss Teeport Philadelphia Charles Emory Smith Charles C. Harrison Joseph G. Darlington Clement A. Griscom John WW. Converse Baltimor James A. Gary Pittsburg A. J Congress House Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce State Department Detroit New York Commission House Bond John M. Wilson American National Red Cross Association American National Red Cross United States Cornelius Bliss New York City W. J. Flather Riggs’ Bank Washington, D. C Ioney Red Cross Corps of Engineers

Market tone strengthens after tempering Monday weakness

New York May 14 Tuesday’s stock market showed a dull, narrow session dominated by professional traders yet with an unmistakable stronger tone. A partial recovery from Monday’s weakness appeared as demand from short sellers eased and liquidity pressures diminished. Foreign banks acted as large lenders and money rates remained high, while Northern Securities rumors caused a dip to 99 on the curb before a dull close. Bond trading was uneven with total par sales at 2,310,000.

New York Northern Securities United States

Death Toll in Saint Vincent Reaches 2000 Amid Eruption

Fort De France May 14 estimates place total deaths on the island of Saint Vincent at 2000 from the La Soufriere eruption. Most victims are said to be Carib Indians. Vast destruction across the island prompts urgent aid requests. 100,000 in need of provisions, with Mont Pelee still active and ships en route for sanitary relief.

Fort de France Martinique Island of St. Vincent United States Potomac la Soufriere Kingston Stunt Porto Rico Louis H. Ayme Guadeloupe Mont Pelee Suchet Dominica St. Pierre

Schwab Plans Private Summer Resort Charity in Staten Island

New York May 14 Charles M Schwab president of United States Steel has bought Richmond Railway property in Staten Island and will establish a private charity at a summer resort for people he selects. Funds will be spent to improve buildings and grounds and the facility is expected to open soon.

New York The Mall and Express Charles M. Schwab United States Steel Corporation Richmond Railway Company Statensland Schwab

American Sunday School Union Aids Thousands In Year

Philadelphia May 14 The seventy eighth annual meeting elected 10 managers to a 1909 term. Reports show 2325 Sunday schools organized or reorganized and aid rendered to 6558 schools. Missionary funds totaled 170145 dollars, up 24344 from the prior year.

Philadelphia American Sunday School Union Onberg Edwin W. Rice James Ms. Crowell Crowell John N Beach New York D. Wilson Moore Clayton N. JL Henry M. Buex Deaham Mass J. Livingston Martin Luther Finckel Avery D. Harrington HW. C. Gara James J

Nixon threatens to quit Tammany Hall over control

May 14 New York Lewis Nixon declares he will resign the leadership of Tammany Hall if not allowed to direct its affairs his own way. Paris May 14 The body of Brazilian aeronaut Senor Severo killed in an explosion aboard La Paix during a trial flight has been embalmed and readied for transport to Brazil.

New York Lewis Nixon Evening Post Tammany Hall Severo Brazil Paris Senor Severo la Paix

Weather and scores clash in early baseball results

A sequence of city matchups lists Cincinnati over Philadelphia 24 to 2 and New York 3 over St. Louis 1 while Chicago beats Brooklyn 2 to 0. Pittsburg and Boston face rain with Boston to visit Pittsburg, and other games include Philadelphia at Cincinnati and New York at St. Louis as rain hovers over the Boston Philadelphia pairing. In Washington May 14 the senate passed the agriculture appropriations bill then Mr Mor Stewart of Nevada defended the Philippine bill and warned against lowering the U S flag from the Philippines as a national disgrace while debate continued on a union railway station project in Washington.

Cincinnati Philadelphia New York St. Louis Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburg Boston Washington Senate Mor. Stewart Nevada Warner Philippines Mr. Stewart Pat Pittsburg Weil Louis

War Dept Plans 14000 Rations for Martinique Relief

Washington May 14 plans for relief of Martinique disaster victims are revealed with 10000 rations for fourteen days and clothing for 10000 people. Navy plans ready use Buffalo as food transport if Dixie carries fewer supplies. Water tenders discussed but not yet ordered. Congress considering $500000 relief, Senate already boosts to $300000, House expected to agree. Naval bill discussed, noting dangers of overconfidence in naval power.

Washington War Department Commissary Department Antilles Quartermaster’s Department Medical Department Navy Department Buffalo Dixie Bradford Martinique Pensacola Norfolk Ito Senate Horse France United States Agime Cambon Congress House Representative Foss Illinois Naval Committee Manila Santiago Spain Rixey Virginia Eugene F. Ware Kansas Yeater

Beef Trust Probe Moves Forward in Albany

Attorney General Davies sought a referee from Justice Chester to take witness testimony in the beef trust matter. Ex-Justice Landon of Schenectady was named referee. A hearing is set in Albany next Thursday at 10 o'clock with Governor Odell fully advised and approving the proceedings.

Albany N. Y Davies Chester State Supreme Court Beef Trust Landon Schenectady Odell

Spain Greets Curry at Madrid Coronation Preparations

Dr. Jabez L. M. Curry arrives in Madrid as special US representative for King Alfonso's coronation. He is treated on par with foreign princes, housed in a palace mansion near the palace, and accompanied by the Marquis Vallalobar, with a French cook and royal carriage. Curry, once US minister to Madrid, is welcomed by S. Sickles and Mrs. Sickles.

Madrid Jabez L. M. Curry United States Alfonso United States Legation Sickles Marquis Vallalobar Dr. Curry Marquis of

Her Mother's Visit Incident in a Cartoon Panel

New York Herald captioned humorously the strained moment between Mrs. Benham and Benham as a mother arrives. Benham quips he cannot die of joy, highlighting family tension in a light newspaper cartoon note.

Mrs. Benham Benham New York Herald

The Markets Pittsburg May 13 1891 Grain and Livestock Prices

Markets report Chicago and Pittsburgh prices for wheat corn oats and rye with details on hay butter cheese eggs poultry and meat items. Prices cover No 2 red wheat corn oats hay butter cheese eggs poultry cattle hogs sheep and lambs with ranges for quality and load sizes.

Pittsburg Ohio Pennsylvania New York State New Wisconsin

Commissioner of Pensions Takes Oath of Office

The new pension commissioner took the oath of office and was to assume active duties this morning. Mr. Ware has determined not to announce the administration’s policy for the time being.

Day Ware

Tragic Sheraden Explosion Monstrous Toll Near Pittsburg

Chartiers Valley mourns the Sheraden disaster with 20 dead and 206 seriously injured. Train wreck debris fills hospitals as Pennsylvania Railway employees clear wreckage. Names listed include Donald Smith age 10 and Elmer Hunter age 35 among others. damages and injuries spread across Esplen, Carnegie, Sheraden, and nearby towns. Special rail fare offered for a May excursion to Marion Ohio.

Donald Smith Jerome Smith Sheraden Allegheny General Hospital Ody Fullerton’s McDermott Carnegie Albert McKean John Swan Charles Kavrtig Greentree Alleshenuy General Hospital Jauimes Lo Keenan Carnegiet Mercy Hospital Ifarry George E Hunter George Wilson Joie Homeopathic Hospital Hugh Flarity Glenmawr Avenue Esplen Matthew Marron Chartiers Avenue McKees Rocks William Fife Merciy Hospital Someopathic Hospital

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