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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
2
Telegraph reports from Canton claim the viceroy faced desertions on the Anman border and rebels gain strength with foreign troops. Dispatch notes spring droughts hindering planting though observers doubt veracity of dramatic claims.
A mid Atlantic steamer suffers heavy damage with crew missing after a sudden wreck. Reports say a rescue effort is underway as observers note lifeboats and distress signals. The incident raises questions about voyage safety and weather conditions along the route.
The plan by James McConnell and associates envisions a canal linking Lake Mielgan to Polede with a webbed construction and a bowtie feature to be introduced at the next session of the Indian legislature. Census funding is proposed for the project with a tentative budget and shoreline measurements.
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The House committee on naval affairs voted seven to four to adopt a resolution concurring with President Roosevelt on terminating the Sehley controversy and to indefinitely set aside all bills and resolutions related to the subject.
Arthur Simpson, a bookkeeper for Warman Black and Chamberlain at Union Stock Yards Indianapolises, was arrested on embezzlement accusations. The warrant cites 658 dollars, with reports suggesting a shortage estimated between $56,000 and 7 Cad.
The Howard and Dorsett Company presents a five night run titled Are You a Bay Yale? at Basonic Temple Attractions in Fort Wasng Indiana starting April 2.
The Turkish government instructs Ottoman ambassadors to obtain friendly intervention from the great powers at Sofia over disputes with Bulgaria regarding Muauue douian affairs.
A varied 1915 style wire service dispatch reports Harvard Observatory receiving a $20,000 anonymous gift. It notes Algernon Sartoris leaving Westinghouse for army service, a $1.5 million Pittsburg bridge contract, a Bryn Mawr dormitory fire caused by a lamp, and many other large events including kidnappers fleeing to New York after demanding $25,000.
Regional wire notes disasters and incidents across states including fires destroying stores and a powder plant death, a tornado damages towns, a train accident in Youngstown, and a fatal duel in Purdy Station with multiple injuries.
The item cites a General Washington convict in a conspiracy to kill a figure’s wife in Texas, a white man frozen at Mansfield after a river swim in Kentucky, and a fire at a Jackson Mississippi deaf and dumb institution saving 150 inmates with $40,000 loss. It also mentions Louisville merchant Nugent ordered to pay $14,400 in federal court and Breese's embezzlement trial for the First National Bank of Asheville.
Reports from across Europe and Asia recount executions in Lem berg for treason and rebels seizing Fangcheng while mandarins fall. Britain, Russia, and Austria weigh alliance shifts, labor revolts, and war rumors amid unrest from Venezuela to the Baltic.
The report lists multiple government moves including retirement plans for Andrew Dl Waite and Willis Van Devanter, potential successors such as Senator Wolcott, and interdepartmental talks on wireless stations Cape Breton. It also covers ship subsidy votes, river and harbor bills, pension actions, Creek Nation allotments, and various public-building appropriations.
The report cites widespread labor disruption in Boston and broader calm outside Massachusetts. Iron and steel markets show output curtailments with April price expectations rising, and farm reserves in Chicago indicate tight supplies with low current stocks and strong May prices.
New national bank notes of the 1902 series show a radical design change. Miss Alice Roosevelt declines King Edward's coronation to avoid German tensions and publicity. William J. Bryan visited Washington hosting an informal reception, with rumors he may run for president again.
The report lists live cattle hog and grain prices across markets in Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo and New York with bids for cattle hogs sheep and assorted commodities. It also notes a fire in Gytsum City Kansas causing around 10000 dollars in damages.
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