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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
2
Went After a Big Fortune in Central America
Pittsburg dispatch reports Albert C. Oliver and Joseph M. Caltlanan privates from the Eighteenth Regiment N G P left Feb 9 with Captain Harry B grate to aid William Hunter son of the minister, who faced murder charges. They sought a promised $100000 from anonymous backers. no word since, families fear they were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Guatemala
Harry Bigram
N.G. P
Albert C. Oliver
Joseph M. Caltlanan
Central America
William Hunter
Hunter
Acting Secretary approves Illinois docking at New Orleans yard
Acting Secretary of the Navy Darling approves docking the battleship Illinois at the New Orleans yard this month despite Navy Bureau preference for another yard. The decision tests the dock capacity for large battleships and could boost future use if accommodation is easy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling
Illinois
New Orleans
Bureau of Navigation
Department
Jolo Leaders Move Toward Peace Amid American Policy Talks
In Jolo Pagliman has visited Colonel Wallace and disavowed any intent to fight. He accepted the colonel’s explanation of American policies and pledged peace. Intertribal trouble exists but no anti American demonstrations have occurred recently. General Davis plans a central Jolo military post to secure peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Jolo
Datto Pagliman Hasgan
Wallace
Davis
Jolo Island
Riot in Monterey Provokes Fatal Clash at Reyes Residence
A mob of 15 000 citizens gathered at the Sarragoza plaza in Monterey Mexico shouting death to Gen Bernardo Reyes. Police opened fire killing seven and wounding many as crowd demanded another governor candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Mexico
Bernardo Reyes
Sarragoza Plaza
General Reyes
Czar Fears to Go to Rome
It is claimed in St. Petersburg that royal plans to visit Rome were postponed due to Russian detective reports warning of many suspects in Italy, risking the Czar’s safety if he traveled there. The note reflects official circles discussing security concerns surrounding the proposed trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
St. Petersburg
Italiy
Four Miners Die in Rock Fall at Dubois Mine
Four men were killed and several others injured when a rock and earth collapse at a London area mine near Dubois Pennsylvania. The deceased are described as well known young married men from Dubois. The mine had been regarded as exceptionally safe and had reported no accidents for a number of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mine
Dubois
Navy chooses Capt Stockton as London naval attache
The Navy Department selects Capt. Charles H. Stockton, formerly in command of the battleship Kentucky on the Asiatic station, as naval attache in London replacing Capt. Richardson Clover who has been chosen to command the Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Navy Department
Chas. H. Stockton
Kentucky
Asiatie
Naval Attache
Richardson Clover
Brooklyn
Generals Battle in Bergdorff Duel Near Hamburg
Generals Gladischer and YTzernadieff dueled at Bergdorff near Hamburg for fifteen minutes. Both showed brilliant swordsmanship. Gladischer received wounds likely to be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birlin
Gladischer
Ytzernadieff
Bergdorff
Hamburg
Cholera Falling as Manila Troops Improve Health
General Davis reports steady health gains among Manila troops and cholera nearly vanished with only one death in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Manila
Fatal Wall Collapse Buries Tenement Residents in Louisville
A brick tenement at 313 Lafayette Street in Louisville Kentucky collapsed injuring nine people and killing two Black residents Fannie Taylor aged 39 and Bettie Hooper with one more listed as seriously hurt authorities report the incident during a collapse of falling walls in the building and rapid response crews transported survivors and deceased to nearby facilities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Street
Louisville
Fannie Taylor
Bettie Hooper
Coming Attractions at Temple Fort Wayne Weekly Schedule
Fort Wayne Indiana theater listings show Howard Dorset Comedy Co on April 28 followed by The Pittsburg Orchestra as part of the week of April 13 at the Temple Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Fort Wayne
Ind
Howard Dorset Comedy Co
The
Pittsburg Orchestra
Big Four Trains Wrecked At Rose Hill Near Manchester
A head on collision between Big Four passenger train No. 26 and a south bound freight near Rose Hill North Manchester results in engineer Searey of Wabash dead and brake man Will Hagan of North Manchester believed trapped under the engine. Baggage man Crouch suffers a terminal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
North Manchester
Searey
Wabash
Will Hagan
Crouch
Multiple national incidents reported in a sweeping 1900 era digest
A broad roundup covers court cases, crimes, alliances, and disasters across the United States. Indictments against Dr Richard C Flower in New York, drownings of Dartmouth freshmen in New Hampshire, a Pittsburgh barber shop murder, a Swedish settlement monument in Washington District of Columbia, and a sale of Everybody's Magazine to Ridgway Thayer Company. Also noted are labor unrest threats to New York bridge workers, suicides by gas in Fall River, mill strikes in Lowell, and various legal, political, and transportation incidents nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aper
Brooklyn
Richard Co. Flower
New York
Connecticut
Hanover
N. H
Robert M. Baker
John B. Kenerson
Dartmouth College
William L. Hartley
Ernest O. Johnston
Roosevelt
W. H. Henderson
U.S. N
Fall River
Mass
Lowell
Murphy
Burlick
Buffalo
Pennell
Burdick
Richard C. Flower
Fires Hit Multiple Towns and Notable Incidents Across States
Reports describe fires at Duncan I T and Ironton Ohio destroying mercantile stock and a lumber plant with losses of thousands. A Bradley Arkansas arson suspect was lynched. A St Louis contestant won 1000 in a Writing prize. Other items note shootings in Cumberland I T and Wichita Kan, a train suicide in Bonilla S D, robberies in East Atchison Kan and Wellington Ohio, and a coal discovery near Havre Montana. A prizefight in San Francisco ended with Young Corbett defeating Terry McGovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
I. T
Frank Robertson
Bradley
Ark
Ros S. Sensabaugh
St. Louis
Ironton
Ohio
Luther Mays
William Lindsay
Cumberland
Lindsay
Mays
Newton Green
Wichita
Kan
Georgia Bentley
Luke James
Bonilla
S. D
Chicago
Northwestern
Huron
George Keene
East Atchison
A. G. Staten
Havre
Mont
Terry McGovern
Young
Corbett
Shorld
San Francisco
McGovern
Wellington
Phalmen & Lane
Southern representatives form broad alliance of wooden dish makers
A group of eight Southern states met in Norfolk Virginia and created a alliance uniting nearly all the nations wooden dish manufacturers. The accord aims to consolidate production and control over the industry across the region.
Regency ends as King Oscar resumes gov ernment direction
The regency of Crown Prince Gustaf ends Tuesday and King Oscar takes active control of Swedish government. Dominican government troops clash with revolutionaries at Juan Calvo near Bajabon. 27 government dead, 43 wounded, 5 rebels dead, 11 wounded. Macedonian bands under Sarafoff suffer heavy losses at Vladimirov and Podaresbe. 29 insurgents killed. At Raslovzi near Serres a Turkish force kills 13 revolutionaries. Pennsylvanian D A R chapters to build a $10 000 Manila clubhouse for private soldiers. government to maintain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustaf
Oscar
Daughters of the American Revolution
Manila
United States Army
Juan Calvo
Bajabon
Belgrade
Sarafoff
Vladimirov
Podaresbe
Raslovzi
Serres
Dominion House backs cigarette ban to save youth
A Dominion House vote of 103 to 4 favors prohibiting manufacture, sale, and import of cigarettes to protect youths. Also noted: Ira D. Sankey’s sight loss accepted by family. Dawson reports 4,000 miles of wire tied Seattle to St Michaels. Ireland home rule resolution passed 102 to 41. seal catch in Newfoundland waters tallies 238,000 for two-thirds fleet. Van Ogden Vogt chosen as general secretary for Christian Endeavor. Alaska gold output predicted at $26 million. Lake Shore four-tracking Chicago to New York. plans for western Ontario Gintli district surveys. Post Office salary division to be led by Co. M. Waters. Canada to get another transcontinental railway from Quebec to Port Simpson. old wage scale for miners to continue in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion House
Ira D. Sankey
Dawson
Seattle
St. Michaels
Alaska
Dominion House of Commons
Mr. Costigan
Ireland
Virginia Take
Aurora
St. John’s
N. F
J. Willis Baer
United Society of Christian Endeavor
van Ogden Vogt
Beloit
Wis
Tanana
Klondike
Lake Shore
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Dominion Land Office
Winnipeg
Gintli
Co. M. Waters
Denver
Colo
Wynne
Post Office Department
George W. Beavers
Waters
Beavers
Canada
Quebec
Port Simpson
B. C
Canadian Pacific
Tennessee
Mayor Ralla Wells to honor Roosevelt at World Fair dedication
Ralla Wells the Mayor of St. Louis will tender the city's freedom to President Roosevelt at the dedication of the World’s Fair grounds on April 30. Elected by the Democrats two years ago, he has two years left in office and is a prominent steel manufacturer with notable wealth. His father once owned valuable street railway property and Wells grew up in that business before investing in steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Helena
Mont
Ean
William Roberts
Wanamaker
Young Roberts
Duncan
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
Seattle
Wash
California
Santa Fe
Strong City
Kan
Jacob M. Stanbery
Deavertown
Ohio
Stanbery
Adams
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Chicago Auditorium
United States
Western Hemisphere
H. M. Leonard
The
Home Life Insurance Company
Charles Moore
Charles Hibler
Kansas City
Burzlers' Union
Appleyard Electric Railway Syndicate
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
Springfield
John Conway
O'Fallon Street
M. B. Quinlan
Quincy
Quinlan
Douglass
Minnesota
Duluth, Massabe
Northern
Iron Range
Rockefellers
Forrest McCord
Bournville
Charity Storis
McCord
Storis
Buchanan
Mich
South Bend
Charles A. Chapin
St. Joseph
Indiana
Frank Candee
Nathan’ B. Candee
Union Pacific
Oline Candee
Susie Spencer
Hutchinson
Benedict & Co
Ind
M. Keefe
F. G. ‘Brown
Ralla Wells
Wells
Thousands in Strike Sweep Across the Nation
Telegraphic dispatches report about 100000 workers from building trades coal mining and related jobs striking nationwide on April 1 to enforce wage scales and employer concessions. Chicago records 3400 strikers including carpenters and drivers as tensions ease in some cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt Embarks On Longest Presidential Tour
President Roosevelt leaves Washington on a 9 week journey covering about 14 000 miles. He will visit 22 states with speeches and ceremonies planned along the route. Cabinet members and security detail accompany him as Baron von Sternburg greets the departure at Pennsylvania Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Pennsylvania Station
White House
Pennsylvania
Commissioner West
Sylvester
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Hitchcock
Baron Speck von Sternburg
World’s fair exhibit for Cuba announced
Warmer details not provided. The passage lists various deaths accidents and events including a drowning in Wheeling West Virginia a wreck in Morristown Tennessee a street car fatality in St. Louis and an archbishop’s birthday. It mentions Armour and Co planning a wireless telegraphy system between plants and a Civil War roster government project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Charles Arnett
Wheeling
W. V
Wood
Morristown
Tenn
William Whelan
St. Louis
Baron Clemens Heereman
Reichstag
Berlin
Armour & Co
Chicago
W.H. Elder
Cincinnati
Mary Ziemer
Rainhold’ Hinticks
Elopers
Philadelphia
New York
Rock Island
Lomin
Colo
Davis
Robert Simpson
Richard P. Stoll
Lexington
South
Catholic Converts and Clergy News Across America
A serialized set of notes reports comparative religious shifts including a DiP ano PREACHER convert to Catholicism and a colored preacher accusing parishioner negligence. It mentions a Catholic Filipino student at Yale attending St Mary’s Church in New Haven and a memorial appeal to U S clergy for philanthropists Baron and Baroness Hirsch. Also notes Rev Louis Stickney’s appointment to the apostolic delegation in Canada and Bishop Potter on clergy contact with rural life. John Wesley’s birthday observed in Georgia with itinerancy discussions forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas Malet
Blarkson
Richard Calmady
Yale
St. Mary’s Church
New
Ha ¥ Ono
United States
Baron
Baroness Hirsch
Louis Stickney
Baltimore
Rome
Canada
Potter
Hannah, Ga
John. Wesley
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Norfolk Navy Yard
Franklin
Richmend
Board of Commissioners of the
District of Columbia
William Pickens
Hot Springs
New Haven
Conn
Atlantic City
Waterville
Harry Sanderson
Bridgeport
Lockport
N. Y
E. W. Slogers & Sons
Stockwell
Patie
Western
Norfolk
Junius B. Clay
Cassius M. Clay
Paris
Bert Myer
Field Artillery
Mount Sterling
Ixy
I. F. Tabb
Wirne & Lloyd Opera House
Blunt & Nunnelly
T. J. Barnes & Co
Green, Garrett, Sullivan & Tooley
Masonic Lodge
William H. Jackson
Belle Meade
Nashville
Texas
Rolla Wells
Terre Haute
Panera
Til
Shamokin
Greenwich
Bellaire
Indianapolis
All Wheeling
W. Va
Alt Sharon
Ea Teene
Schenectady
Carpenters
Pweaweene
Saratoga
N X
Ainterrs
Milwaukee
Lafayette
Col
Montclair
N J
Reading
Orange
N. J
Port Wayne
Logansport
Jackson, Mich
Muncie
la Crosse
Veederburg
Peru
Stamford
Ennae
Maes
Elizabeth
Yonkers
J. Copy
Cowles
Chesapeake Bay
Alice
Porto Rico
Cortelyou
Wilson
Loomis
Theodore A. Bingham
W. S. Cowles
Shaulenberger
West
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