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New Albany Weekly Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1902

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King Leopold mobbed by socialists in Brussels riot

Brussels April 10 King Leopold was mobbed by socialists on arrival from Biarritz as he faced a demonstration shouting long live the republic and universal suffrage. Police escorted Spanish deputies out, while the king escaped the crowd in a tense scene amid warnings of revolution and nationwide unrest.

Brussels Leopold Biarritz Republic Chamber of Representatives M. Furnemont Conseltant Alkemade Maison du Peuple Sentin Street Schaerbeck Thf

Primary election plans face debate in Indianapolis

Indianapolis April 10 The Commercial club backs precinct primaries and guarded conventions for nominating delegates and candidates amid concerns over direct nominations. Sentiment favors majority support and safeguards, while officials anticipate large attendance for May dedication of the soldiers and sailors monument with General John W. Foster as speaker. Winona assembly directors plan upgrades for a boys school and park improvements. The season will open with enhanced programs and increased activity at the resort park.

Car Indianapolis Commercial Club Primary Election Commission Commission John W. Foster Indiana Winona Assembly Denison Boys’ Agricultural and Trade School

Procession Clashes as 1500 Returnees Are Expelled at Liege Station

A 1,500 strong procession of delegates expelled from Brussels arrived at Liege station and were met with a riotous welcome by Spaniards before police dispersed the crowd. Four persons were injured in the disturbance.

Liege Belgium Brussels

Worked His Way Back From Orient Return

John C. Healy, Harvard student and Cincinnati attorney’s son, reappears seven years after vanishing. He reached San Francisco from the Orient and is with his mother and sister at Coronado California. Healy left Harvard to travel, worked as a stoker on government transport, and now resumes family ties. Spring Is Lingering reports light snowfall in Cornersville Pennsylvania with continued cool counts.

San Francisco John C. Healy Harvard Cincinnati Orient Coronado Cal Healy

Double Funeral Held for Mr and Mrs Alvin Phillips

Bloomfield Indiana held a double funeral for Mr and Mrs Alvin Phillips who died of pneumonia a day apart. They were pioneer residents of the community. In Portland Ind an adjuster for a bank insurance company investigates last Saturday’s bank robbery in Pennville with no clue to the culprits and no definite loss yet expected.

Portland Ind Pennville

Dooley Golden Wedding Celebrated in Hollandsburg

Rockville Indiana April 10 celebration marked by Rev and Mrs A H Dooley wedding at the church in Hollandsburg. Relatives and friends attended and congratulations came from Baptist ministers. Narrow Escape in Ladoga as intoxicated Dan Lane's horse bolted across railroad tracks, outfit struck, horse killed.

Rockville Ind A. H. Dooley Hollandsburg Ladoga Dan Lane

Masonic Meeting Invites Two Thousand Knights Templar

South Bend prepares for the 41st annual Grand Commandery Knights Templar conclave on April 16 and 17 with about 2,600 knights expected in uniform. Gov Durbin and Leonidas P Newby will lead the event in Masonic hall as about 45 commanderies attend from cities including Indianapolis Fort Wayne Warsaw LaPorte Kendalville Logansport Crawfordsville Plymouth Michigan City Anderson Delphi Benton Harbor and Niles.

South Bend Ind Grand Commandery Knights Templar Indianapolis Swords Fort Wayne Warsaw LaPorte Kendalville Logansport Crawfordsville Plymouth Michigan City Anderson Delphi Benton Harbor Niles

Michigan City business men urge prison investigation

Local business leaders in Michigan City Ind call for a full inquiry into state prison affairs after widespread rumors. They dispute a report that convict Lee was murdered by Guard Herrick, saying Lee attacked Herrick with an iron bar and Herrick shot as he fell. Herrick is well regarded, and the community seeks the truth regardless of consequences.

Michigan City Ind State Prison Lee Herrick Horne

Supreme Court affirms penalties against Big Four over blackboard law

In Indianapolis on April 10 the supreme court upheld a judgment for the defendant in a suit brought by Fountain county against the Big Four railroad. The case claimed penalties totaling 35000 dollars for using a blackboard six inches too short and two inches too narrow at Veedersburg station and sought 185000 dollars for similar violations at other stations.

Indianapolis Big Four Railroad Supreme Court Fountain County Veedersburg

Holding Suspects In Claypool Bank Robbery Case

Claypool Indiana April 10 E B Hall of Marco and Joseph Brown of Packer ton are in charge of Sheriff Smith of Warsaw and held until they can give satisfactory account of their whereabouts on the night of the attempted robbery. The sheriff expects to capture other parties believed involved and thinks the case will soon be cleared up.

Claypool Ind E. B. Hall Marco Joseph Brown Packerton Smith Warsaw

Fire destroys home while burning moths in Indiana

In North Manchester Indiana on April 10 Mrs H R Nagle faced near destruction of her home when attempting moth control. The family saturated floors and woodwork upstairs with gasoline and planned to burn brimstone and sulfur. Bringing in hot coals caused gasoline to ignite triggering an explosion and a fierce fire.

North Manchester Ind H. R. Nagle

Woman Dies of Morphine Poisoning at Tremont Hotel

In Peru Indiana on April 9 a woman died of morphine poisoning at Tremont hotel. She and a man named J. Young and M. Young of Oswego registered the night before. They retired to the game room. a physician was summoned as she worsened. Young admitted she took morphine but delayed reporting. Coroner Yarling cannot locate the woman's pocketbook.

Peru Ind Tremont Hotel Young M. Young Oswego Yarling Oman

President Roosevelt as Guest at South Carolina Exposition

President Roosevelt was greeted by thousands at the South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Exposition in Charleston. A sword was presented to Major Micah Jenkins, Governor Thompson and Mrs. S. C. Simmons presiding, with a luncheon at the women’s building before the special train departed to Summerville.

Charleston D. C Roosevelt South Carolina Exposition Auditorium Micah Jenkins Charles Morris Sullivan’s Island Wagener Jenkins Thompson Ananis Parcy United States Marines Sarah Calhoun Simmonds Southern Railway Exposition Station Summerville

Local firm ships relief to Zapata county in ox cart convoy

A Laredo commission firm sent 2067 pounds of flour 764 pounds of beans and sugar and coffee to Zapata county victims by ox carts. More relief shipments are expected to follow as the breath stricken district receives aid. In Syracuse New York St Johns Military School near Manila was destroyed by fire causing an estimated loss of 75000 to 125000 dollars excluding student property.

Laredo Tex Zapata County Syracuse N. Y St. Johns Military School Manilas

British prepare drives as reinforcements arrive

Pretoria dispatch reports the British enacting vast drives on reinforcement arrivals. The Boers are described as discouraged, with many rebels waiting for a promise of nonbanishment before surrender.

Pretoria

Telegraphic Newstext From Pacific to Texas And Beyond

A Melbourne dispatch notes the Pacific cable reaching Fiji. Gen Funston takes command in Colorado. Two farmers Kanser and Bustle were ambushed and killed near Bernstadt by Barnesy Riggs. A. J. Scrivener’s son burned to death in Irvine Kentucky house fire. Ecuador’s Plaza receives Spanish queen regent’s grand cross. Iroquois lost in Java seas, crew feared looted. Powder explosion at Austin Powder plant near Cleveland kills three. Boiler blast at Peoria injures three in a sawmill. Fallsburg marshal Ralph Marcam shot while arresting Geo Cooksey. Oscar A. Schaeffer of W H Baker Chocolate and Cocoa Co dies by suicide in New York. Two Chicago girls beat their way to San Francisco after capital events.

Fiji Yalands Melbourne Funston Department of the Colorado Kanser Bustle Bernstadt Barnesy Riggs Feacher Fighter Texas Buck Chadburn A. J. Scrivener Irvine Spain Leonidas Plaza Ecuador Java Austin Powder Company Eveland Peoria Fallsburg Ralph Marcam Geo. Cooksey Oscar A. Schaeffer W. H. Baker Chocolate and Cocoa Company I New York Chicago San Francisco

Republican congressional campaign committee reelects officers

Washington April 10 The Republican congressional campaign committee met with Representative Mercer of Nebraska presiding and unanimously re-elected officers. Representative Babcock of Wisconsin was named chairman with Representative Sherman of New York as vice chairman, Representative Overstreet of Indiana as secretary, and Colonel W M Thompson of this city as treasurer.

Washington Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Mercer Nebraska Babcock Wisconsin Sherman New York Representative Overstreet Indiana W. M. Thompson

Farmer and teacher dies from hayload fall near Cubs

Spencer Indiana April 10 Prentiss McClure a farmer and school teacher living near Cubs fell from a load of hay yesterday and broke his neck in a fatal accident.

Spencer, Ind Prentiss McClure Cubs

Daily Market Report for Grain and Livestock in Indianapolis

Grain and Livestock prices show steady wheat at 76 cents for No. 2 red, corn steady with mixed lots around 66.75. oats firm. hogs at 5.97 to 5.05, sheep 1.50. Lambs steady at 25.10.

Indianapolis Lamba Cincinnati

Grain and Livestock Prices at Louisville Market

Louisville grain and livestock report lists Wheat No 2 red and longberry ffc Carn No 3 white dugo No 3 mixed alge Oats No 3 mixed 470 No 3 white No 5 Cattle Strong at 32.25 4.25 Mogs Steady at 34.50 7. Lambs Steady at 1.60 96.25 White Hires cash 7805 May.

Louisville

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