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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1902

Page

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Peace Follows S Africa War as Kitchener Announces Surrender

Lord Kitchener dispatch from Pretoria dated May 31 reports Boer surrender terms signed by Boer representatives and Lord Milner. London crowds cheer peace, church bells ring, and Lord Mayor proclaims the terms. Kruger learns of peace and hopeful return to Transvaal. public holidays set for King Edward's coronation days June 1 26 27.

London Lord Kitchener Pretoria Lord Milner South Africa Mansion House Joseph C. Dimsdale War Office King Edward I Edward Daily Express Utrecht Holland Kruger Transvaal Transvaal Republic

President Roosevelt Plans Two Western Tours Next Fall

President Roosevelt intends two western trips in the coming fall, one to the southwest and one to the northwest. The routes may include Springfield Illinois Detroit Michigan and stops yet undecided. He may visit San Antonio and New Orleans and possibly accept a governor invited bear hunt in Mississippi.

Roosevelt Northwest Springfield Ill Detroit Mich San Antonio Mississippi New Orleans

Unusual Volcanic Dust Haze Reaches Honolulu

A report links a volcanic eruption at St Pierre to striking atmospheric effects in Hawaii. Observers note a lurid sunset and an equally startling sunrise, attributed by meteorologist C C Lyons to volcanic dust carried from the St Pierre eruption, likening it to Krakatoa’s 1893 event.

St. Pierre Krakatoa

Herbert Seen Likely As Pauncefote Successor As US Envoy

London June 1 dispatch says Michael Henry Herbert nominally secretary to the British embassy at Paris will likely become the next British ambassador to the United States, succeeding Lord Pauncefote. King Edward’s approval is the main question and announcement awaits Pauncefote’s remains arriving in England.

London Michael Henry Herbert Paris United States Lord Pauncefote Herbert England Washington Capitol Legation

Marshal Shoots Stranger After Robbery Threats at Crawford

At Fremont house near Elk Horn depot Crawford Nebraska the town marshal fatally wounded a man who threatened two housegirls after a robbery dispute. The stranger, lodged at the hotel, refused to surrender and was shot by the marshal when he aimed at him. Ident

Crawford Neb Fremont House Elkhorn Hdgemont S. D Lusk Wyo

Fremont Youth Severely Hurt in Circus Feat

A sixteen year old boy named John Gannon from Fremont Nebraska was seriously injured during an athletic circus stunt. He broke his right arm and sustained other injuries after leaping from a twenty foot platform to seize a rope held by another performer. He is in hospital and doctors say recovery may take several days to determine.

Fremont, Neb John Gannon

Widow of Senator Fair Withdraws From Contest

Mrs Nettie O Craven has abandoned her bid to be recognized as the widow of Senator James G Fair. She received 50000 dollars in settlement to drop all lawsuits against the estate valued at twenty million dollars now resting with Charles L Fair and his sisters Theresa Oelrichs and Virginia Vanderbilt. Craven had sought a share of the millionaire's estate after an initial offer of 300000 and a demand of 500000 led to the dismissal of the proceedings.

Nettie O. Craven James G. Fair Charles L. Fair Theresa’ Oelrichs Virginia Vanderbilt Craven Fair

Four Men to Be Garroted In Puerto Rico Executions

The governor commutes Antonio Torez Acevedo's death sentence to life imprisonment on grounds of age nineteen at the time of the 1898 crimes. The other four condemned men face garroting at dawn on an undisclosed date, with secrecy surrounding the exact timing to the public.

Antonio Torez Acevedo Ramon Troche Cadena Hunt Porto Rico Acevedo

Two Horses Stolen in Dakota County

Two horses were stolen in Dakota County on Thursday night. One horse belonged to George Ashford of Homer, taken from his barn, and the other to Joe Stallbornes tied in front of the courthouse in Dakota City while he attended an entertainment. Sheriff Sides offered rewards for the return of the property and the capture of the thieves.

Dakota County George Ashford Homer Joe Stallbornes Dakota City Neb Sides

Threshers Union Formed in Richardson County

Grain threshers in Richardson County have organized a union to set a uniform threshing price. Each member pledges to charge the agreed rate, and the group plans centralized purchasing for supplies like lubricating oil to secure bulk discounts.

Richardson County

Bitter schoolhouse fire in Cushing district

The district No 23 schoolhouse one half mile east of Cushing Nebraska burned to the ground, likely incendiary. A long running dispute over moving the school into town preceded the blaze, with the country faction historically prevailing and the building uninsured at a heavy loss.

Cushing Neb

Prisoner Breaks Jail After Guilty Verdict in Nebraska

Harmon Schwaberow, 41, six feet tall and 200 pounds, was convicted of grand larceny in Valentine Nebraska. He escaped jail during an evening session as authorities pursue him toward the Sioux reservation in Dakota with a $500 reward offered.

Valentine Neb Harmon Schwaberow Harrington Schwaberow Dakota Nebraska

Beef Famine as Chicago Butchers Strike Shuts Shops

Thousands in Chicago face beef shortages as butchers strike for concessions from teamsters. Northwest side shops close, Jewish butchers boycott yards, and ice coal deliveries stall. Police deploy reinforced stockyard presence as clashes rise.

Chicago

Kansas fruit crop outlook from state horticultural officials

Secretary W H Barnes of the Kansas State Horticultural Society predicts a large fruit crop in Kansas this year. B F Sith of Lawrence reports his fifteen acre pear operation is thriving. Fred Wellhouse expects to ship 100 carloads of apples from his 800 acre orchard in sage county while much more will be sold at the orchard. The southeastern peach crop is in excellent condition but strawberries will be down due to last summer’s dry weather. Wellhouse plans an apple storehouse and cooperage at Leavenworth.

W. H. Barnes Kansas State Horticultural Society Kansas Barnes B. F. Sith Lawrence Fred Wellhouse Sage County Leavenworth

Famine Worsens in Russia Amid Scourge of Scurvy

Famine conditions deepen in the Minzeling district with 6615 scurvy cases in 241 villages as of April 14, up from 2723 a month earlier. Siberian merchants warn of smuggling and trade drain as Manchuria floods with foreign goods and 300000 poods of Russian petroleum head to Christiania, Norway.

Russia Minzellinsk Curia Siberian Manchuria Siberia Frontier Guard Christiania Norway

Sealing Schooner Hatzie Feared Lost Off Victoria

The Hatzie, a sealing schooner and the coast fleet's sole missing vessel from Victoria British Columbia, disappeared after a spring cruise begun February 15 during a February 24 storm. Captain Daley Ian led the voyage with Captain Farley, Mate P Dooley, A Medina, W Christian, a cook, and twenty four Kiowotok Indians aboard.

Hatzie Victoria B. C Halzic Daley Ian Farley Mate P. Dooley Medina W. Christian Cook Kiowotok

Snakes Drive Depot Workers to Resign at Otoe

Workers at the Santa Fe block station in Otoe Kansas resigned after rains filled a boxcar depot with snakes. The men could not clear the reptiles and feared them as they grew timorous. Replacement workers were sent to fill the positions.

Santa Fe Otoe Kan

Lincoln excursion sale offers farm lands and unimproved plots

Homeseekers offer a Tuesday June 17 excursion from Lincoln with land prices from 10.00 to 25.00 per acre. Travel cost 12.30. Write Green Bell Co. 121 So Tenth Lincoln for details. Clinton salesman listed.

Lincoln

Beauty treatment death prompts coroner inquiry

Miss May Thompson died six hours after a face beautifying treatment by a specialist. A facial massage physician used a plaster cast during the procedure and authorities suspect heart failure possibly induced by suffocation. Police and coroner will investigate the unusual death. Miss Thompson was employed as a periphonepher by Sprague Warner & O.

Miss May Thompson Chicago Miss Thompson

Declares Checks Bogus Suspect Arrested in Nebraska City

A man who gave the name Harry Carroll passed several bogus checks Thursday in Nebraska City. He cashed $7 with Mrs. G W Anderson and $8.50 with Bader Bros plus $8.75 on A S Paradise, failing on others. A victim grew wary and detained him, finding $13.50 cash and a conductor card listing W Auld of Durango Colo in his pocket.

Harry Carroll Nebraska City G. W. Anderson Bader Bros Paradise W. Auld Durango Col

Pierce Neb Plans Fourth Celebration With Subscriptions

Citizens meeting in Pierce Nebraska appoints committees for the Fourth of July celebration. A subscription paper shows about 1500 dollars raised. Speakers of note are being lined up and the afternoon will feature various sports with a large purse for a baseball game.

Pierce Neb

Two Russian Jews Rescued After Forcing Detour in High Waters

Elmdale dispatch reports two Russian Jewish men attempting to ford Diamond Creek near here lost their wagon, team, and $75 in money. They clung to tree tops for hours until rescued by local residents, exhausted and destitute.

On- Elmdale Kan Diamond Creek Elmdale

Fire Devastates Jerry Shore Business District

A two hour blaze in Jerry Shore Pennsylvania destroyed sixteen buildings in the business section and caused losses estimated between 25000 and 30000 dollars. Warnings of total destruction prompted calls for aid to Lock Haven and Williamsport, but the fire was brought under control upon arrival.

Jerry Shore Lockhaven Williamsport

Otis Skinner Secures First Theatrical Engagement

The article recalls Otis Skinner's youth and his persistent efforts to find work. A pivotal moment came when P T Barnum, a friend of Skinner's father, sent a letter recommending him as an honest and trustworthy candidate. Skinner later reported to the Philadelphia Museum, securing his first engagement and preserving the two letters as cherished keepsakes.

Otis Skinner P. T. Barnum P. T. “Barnum Philadelphia Skinner

Career of Bishop J. M. Thoburn in the Orient

The Bishop James Mills Thoburn, a missionary of the Methodist Episcopal Church, has spent a lifetime in the Orient. Since 1888 he has served as missionary bishop of India and Malaysia and is highly familiar with East Asian peoples. The Ohio native is 66 years old and has just testified before a senate committee about the Philippines.

Orient James Mills Thoburn Philippines Senate Committee Methodist Episcopal Church India Malaysia Ohia

Early Days of Marconi and Family Roots

The article notes Guglielmo Marconi owed much of his success to his mother Signora Annie Jameson Marconi born of John Jameson the Dublin distiller. She aided his musical education in Italy and accompanied him on travels guiding his early electrical interests from boyhood.

Gugllielmo Marconi Signora Marconi Annie Jameson John Jameson Dublin Italy Giuseppe Marconi Signora

Sankey Leaves Methodism for Lafayette Ave Presbyterian

Ira D. Sankey, famed co worker of the late Dwight L. Moody, joins the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church of New York after leaving Methodism. Born in Lawrence County Pennsylvania in 1840, he joined the Methodist church at 15 and became a choir leader in Newcastle. He has published several collections of sacred songs and sacred music.

Serting Methodist Church Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church of New York Dwight L. Moody Sankey Lawrence County Pennsylvania Newcastle

Senator Tillman Described as Akin To Theatrical Orator

An observer returning from Washington says Tillman should be seen in kinetoscope to appreciate his speeches. The speaker’s facial expressions and gestures heighten impact, with pauses followed by explosive, memorable lines. His sentences are described as pictorial and dramatic.

Senator Tillman Washington

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