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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1903
Page
2
The Indianapolis Journal condemns mob violence and describes widespread negro vote manipulation in Evansville. It notes P O investigations, presses for reform, and claims elections cost up to ten thousand dollars to sway. It cites Chicago Tribune records of July Fourth damage: 52 killed, 3665 injured, $400000 in property loss.
The Greenfield Globe reports Hancock County seeks its due as Henry and Hancock counties compete for the next state senator. Albert D. Ogborn is named as the preferred Henry County candidate, with local Knights Town Banner affirming his nomination and reputation.
A speaker asserts the mob is dangerous and uncontrollable and that heroic measures are needed to govern it. He warns the press will speak openly if the situation demands.
A Vatican obituary note recalls the Pope's strenuous life and his fight with death. The report wishes him victory over the grim monster and commemorates his enduring struggle.
Pope Leo XIII’s health deteriorates with fatigue and indifference seen as signs of declining vitality. Nine cardinals visited the sick room but the pope could not speak, only offering a hand. Doctors note a high pulse and warn organs may fail. conflicting reports about cancer are denied by Dr. Mazzoni.
Four Harrisburg boys, ages eight to sixteen, died of tetanus after minor Fourth of July wounds from toy pistols. A Danville boy, six, died of lockjaw from a hand wound by a toy pistol. In Lafayette, twelve year old Clifford Davison perished from lockjaw after a toy pistol injury. Also reported, Patrick McKay, a miner in Bhelburn, was killed by falling rock at the St Clair mine.
A uniform scanl will be held alongside glass plant operators in August. The notice indicates a scheduled event or meeting with involvement from plant workers and local authorities. Further details remain unclear in the fragment.
Muncie reports Christopher Beck in dying condition after his wife allegedly cut his throat during a family row. She is arrested in jail and may face murder charges as physicians say Beck has little chance of recovery.
Henry Calmyer aged twenty five drowned while bathing in the Wabash River at New Harmony Indiana on July 14.
The July floods in Silesia submerge Tropau and Budeten valley villages with thirty dead in flash floods and fifty houses destroyed. Bridges and embankments fail along the Schoenbronn Troppau line and Breslau engineers race to repair Oder dyke damage as hail and lightning kill and injure residents.
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