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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1902

Page

8

American Artist In Central America Hearts and Battles

Jack Overton, an American artist, travels to Gau tara for fortune and becomes drawn into a revolution. He rescues General Barrajo from a coup, earning the leader’s lifelong gratitude. Overton flirts with Dona Juanita amid a lively fiesta as tension builds for a climactic dance encounter.

San Jose Jack Overton Roblado Overton Montéjo Montejo Barrajo Jack Green Cockades Barrato Central America

In the Land of Revolution San Jose Vividly Remains Eruptive

In San Jose the capital of the Central American republic, revolutions surge through its streets. The chapter notes outbreak and instability amid a period of upheaval. The narrative highlights the city’s volatile state and the ongoing revolutionary activity.

San Jose America Gautarlea

Largest watch order for American maker from London firm

A London firm placed the largest single order ever for watches with an American manufacturer, valued at £2,000,000. The deal secures twelve months of delivery for the supplier and its customer agreed to supply the full quantity.

London

Runaway Cars On Hill Kill Several In Pittsburgh Area

Two runaway cars on the Monongahela branch of the Pittsburg Railway Company barreled down the Wilmerding McKeesport hill. One struck a depot, injuring motorman Charles Wright, as a second car then plowed into a crowd, fatally injuring carriage driver Alexander Saunders. A sleet storm hampered witnesses.

Monoganhela Pittsburg Railway Company Pittsburg Wilmerding McKeesport Charles Wright Alexander Saunders

Double hanging of Weston Keiper and Henry Rowe in Harrisburg

Weston Keiper and Henry Rowe were hanged in Harrisburg before about 1,000 witnesses for a bank robbery at Halifax. They struck the vault, took about $8,000, and during the struggle cashier Charles W. Ryan was shot and died hours later. An accomplice, Frank R. Sholey, pleaded guilty as accessory and received ten years.

Weston ~ Keiper Henry Rowe Harrisburg Rowe Keiper Lykens Halifax National Bank of Halifax Charles W. Ryan Ryan Frank R. Sholey

Eight Lives Lost in Boston Tenement Fire

Eight Italians perished in a Fleet Street North End tenement blaze in Boston as three others were hospitalized. Victims included women, a child, and members of two families, many jumping from windows as flames cut off sleeping inmates on the upper floors. Fire officials found eight bodies after extinguishing the blaze.

Fleet Street North End Boston

Detective Demands Fee on Delta Prisoner Return

W J Owens a Nebraska detective and Burlington & Missouri River agent travels to Delta Colorado with governor Orman s requisition papers to return Albert Darrah to Gering Nebraska for trial on grand larceny charges. Sheriff Hunt is asked to pay $52 in expenses before delivery. Owens wires the governor and Attorney General Post confirms the statutory fee before transfer.

W. J. Owens Nebraska Burlington & Missouri River Railroad’ Company Delta, Col Orman Albert Darrah Gering Neb Hunt Delta County Owens General Post Sheriff Hunt

Traveling Man Found Dead in St Louis Hotel

Morris M Sam a traveling salesman from Houston Texas was found dead in bed at the Midland hotel St Louis Mo He had taken poison and left a note directing where to find money to pay what was due the landlady but gave no reason for taking his life.

Morris Sam Houston Texas Midland St. Louis

Filipinos Surrender with Arms in Batangas Thefts Report

Major Lot and three Filipinos surrendered to Major Anderson at Lipa with ten rifles three revolvers and twenty four bolos. Lot, brought in sick, looted jewelry valued at 55000 from prominent families. Nickerson's scouts captured Colonel Lot near Batangas. Lieutenant Larnes of the Sixth Cavalry killed two insurgents and captured a captain and two soldiers. Insurgents led by two renegade Americans attacked Alangulang Leyte police, were repelled after a hand to hand fight with bolos. two police killed one wounded one insurgent dead.

Lot Anderson Sixth Cavalry Lipa Batangas Nickerson William K. Larnes Alangulang Leyte

Was Czolgosz Insane A Boston Doctor’s View

Dr Walter Channing head of a Boston sanitarium debated whether Czolgosz was insane. He concluded the evidence favors insanity over sanity and that the assassin’s delusions were systematized and continued to his death. Dr L Vernon Briggs aided the study interviewing about fifty to sixty people in Cleveland Buffalo and the Auburn prison.

Czolgosz Walter Channing Boston Norfolk District Medical Society Brookline

Senate Kilns Commerce Department Name Change and Reorganization

Senator Nelson's bill creating a department of commerce or labor passed the senate with amendments. A principal change renames the department to the department of commerce of labor and creates a cabinet secretary and an assistant secretary. The department will collect and distribute statistics, develop foreign and domestic commerce, and absorb bureaus from other departments including life-saving, lighthouse, marine hospital, steamboat inspection, navigation, shipping, immigration, fisheries, census, and more. It also gains control of consular services related to commerce.

Nelson Department of Commerce Senate Department of Commerce of Labor Bureau of Manufactures Life-Saving Service Lighthouse Service Marine Hospital Service Steamboat Inspection Service Bureaus of Navigation Shipping Immigration Treasury Department Fish, Commission Census Bureau Department Consular Service

Boy Shot Guarded Store in Chicago Robbery

Horace Schroeder fifteen year old who opened Burns grocery in Chicago was found dead facedown with a bullet through his heart. A revolver with four empty chambers lay nearby and coins and bills were under the body. Holes in the store window and damage to the counter suggest he defended his employer’s property.

Horace” ‘Schroeder Burns Chicca

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