Silver Lake Record Note from Indiana Publisher
The Record Publishing Co announces Silver Lake Indiana as the location of its press and offices. Publication details and local notices are distributed from this Indiana base.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1903
Page
6
The Record Publishing Co announces Silver Lake Indiana as the location of its press and offices. Publication details and local notices are distributed from this Indiana base.
A Pretoria meeting drafted an address for Chamberlain and the legislative council outlining calls for general amnesty, postwar regulations on natives, government cattle imports at cost to burghers, and abolition of the South African constabulary. Botha DeWet and Delarey advocate moderation. Botha reports $25,000 raised abroad for Boer relief.
London notes that President Castro accepted the arbitration condition of the allies and that his reply delivered to the foreign office by Craig Wadsworth shows finality in settling difficulties. Britain says Castro’s reply is entirely acceptable though the timing to raise the blockade of the Venezuelan coast remains under discussion between London and Berlin.
A westbound fast mail train No. 198 collided with the rear of the Creat line Fort Wayne accommodation at Ada Ohio. The mail train failed to see a double signal. Three company employees were killed and five more from the accommodation plus two passengers were injured.
The Electric Company of Richmond Virginia, recently bought by Frank Jay Gould, was fined in police court for electrolysis that injured water and gas pipes. It marks the first such penalty for this offense as experts warn of a leak of electricity under the ground and currents using pipes as conductors, causing damage.
With control shifting to the Pennsylvania and Vanderbilt interests the Reading Railroad becomes part of a broader East Coast consolidation. The Morgan Jassatt Vanderbilt alliance now dominates nearly all rail lines east of the Mississippi.
Joseph K. Schwab says Charlies M. Schwab president of United States Steel has fully recovered from ill health and plans to return to the United States in March to resume leadership of the steel giant.
Local coal dealers in Toledo Ohio demand a physician's certificate proving illness in the purchaser's home and showing coal is medically necessary before selling any coal. The certificate must attest to the patient's condition and necessity of coal as a safeguard.
Ernest Davis a Black man was hanged in the Manchester Virginia jail yard for the murder of John Stokes in the same city last summer. The neck fracture caused death within minutes as Manchester, a city of 12,000, witnessed its first execution in history.
Admiral Dewey sails from San Juan aboard the Mayflower for a long voyage along Santo Domingo Haiti and Cuba then heads directly to Washington arriving January 17.
The schedule lists Herrmann the Great on January 15, The Convict's Daughter on January 13 and Soldiers of Fortune on January 17 at Temple Theatre Fort Wayne Indiana.
The Arapahoe Indians near Lander Wyoming face extreme hunger as no crops were raised this season and government rations have not been issued since their treaty expired last year. Two bands visit town daily begging for food and aid.
A compact notice notes Nessel and Yokohama linked by overdue status while referencing American Phegan in a terse flag for archival record.
In a broad address to Indiana lawmakers, Governor Winfield T. Durbin lauds prosperity and calls for conservative, efficient government. He advocates debt reduction, streamlined state finance, centralized bureaus, and stronger local tax collection. He urges improvements in voting, insurance regulation, public health, and anti corruption measures.
A farmwood tale opens with Aunt Alvira Fifer boasting of Ethan’s “knitting work” cutting wood. The text shifts to Indiana politics as Marshall and Slack win seats, new officers chosen, and Governor’s message discussed on convict labor voting machines and trusts.
The Senate adopted new rules while the House settled into silence after a formal blessing and oaths. Henry W. Marshall of Lafayette and L. E. Slack of Franklin were nominated for Speaker with strong Democratic support and cheers from their side.
Mark Twain visited Senator Chauncey Depew and noted his fingers were dirty from writing. Depew washed, and Twain quipped it might help if he cleansed his conscience. Depew replied soap would help, but pumice stone would be needed for Twain.
A fragment notes an effort to beautify the city by a municipality in Paris with emphasis on promotion and achievement. Three gold medals are mentioned as part of the awards or recognition for the initiative.
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