Terse Telegram Style News From Telluride and Far Afield
Reports from Telluride and distant locations describe crimes fires and political religious updates. Several fatalities and wrecks are noted with casualty tallies and ongoing investigations.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1902
Page
2
Reports from Telluride and distant locations describe crimes fires and political religious updates. Several fatalities and wrecks are noted with casualty tallies and ongoing investigations.
Fragmentary report describes discussions on exchequer finances and a government note from Washington. Mentions Sar Miehuel Hlivks- Deas and Agrida Tsis with references to papers and a high level committee. Context remains ambiguous due to garbled OCR.
Fragmented OCR text notes a company declaring a quarterly dividend of Fy percent and a 2 percent stock issue. It references continued stock ownership and a January date, with unclear names and places due to print errors.
Readable fragments describe attractions at a temple in Port Woasae with mentions of a march, March iP Vednouteer Organist, and a second in command. Details are fragmentary and names are unclear.
The Standard 4 Company increased wages for its Ohio and Pau workers by ten percent as a voluntary measure.
At the Charles n exposition board meeting Col J H Tillman presented a message to President Roosevelt which was fully discussed and a resolution was passed urging the President to come to Washington.
A southbound passenger train on the Columbus branch of the Southern Rail Way plunged from a trestle into a creek near Zotella Georgia. Four trainmen were killed and several passengers injured but not fatally.
A long list of world events and crimes appears, noting Billy Eimerson the minstrel dying impoverished in a Boston hotel, alongside other items such as ship launches, court cases, bank issues, fires, wrecks, robberies, and violent incidents across cities like New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago.
Officials and dignitaries gather in Washington for a formal memorial to President William McKinley. Secretaries Hay and cabinet members praise his life and vow to curb revolutionary crime, while reflecting on Lincoln Garfield and McKinley as martyrs to a stable republic.
The Senate spent hours debating the Philippine tariff bill with Mr Bate opposing and Mr Spooner defending Republican policy. Tillman and McLaurin quarreled causing contempt charges. The House passed the Indian appropriation bill and Texas judicial district division. Memorial services for William McKinley were held.
Information from the American consulate at Salonica reports Elen M Stone and her companion Mrs Silka have been released and arrived safely at Strumuitza Sofelock Sun des morning. London notes General L B Duetha offered terms for surrender with banishment from South Africa a key condition.
A series of brief dispatches reports a bear hunt tragedy in Alaska with three bodies found near a river, a killerarrest in Dominion City, a reform of government posts in Indiana and Alaska, and political hints about Secretary Long remaining in office. It notes Lachfax disabled and a ninth day gas attack, plus Roosevelt discussing Arthur B L Neyes.
The opera house block in Caruthers Junction Missouri burned causing a loss of forty thousand dollars. Miner Mark Enos was trapped by falling walls and fatally injured.
Graduation at the Naval Academy on May 1 adds sixty officers to the navy. Senate confirms Col. E L Guenther for brigadier general. Taft tells Senate salaries for Philippine commission should rise. Roosevelt aims to end Schiey dispute by his decision. Gage rumored to head United States Trust Co. War Secretary provides data refuting cruelty charges against Philippine troops. Republicans propose 20 percent tariff concessions to Cuba if migration laws pass. Schley case to be dropped. appeal unlikely. Willman McLaurin dispute touches states rights. Democrats say representation cannot be denied by contempt. Isthmian canal legislation pursued. Morgan may challenge Nicaragua route. House panel favors national bureau of criminal identification. Corbin names officers honored for Cuba Philippines China campaigns. Wheeler speech disputed by Democrats. Republicans plan broad campaign use.
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