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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
6
Emigration Fever Drives Romanian Jewish Exodus
A Bucharest dispatch reports continued emigration of Romanian Jews with 4000 departing in three months. About 550 journeyed to Canada and the United States while smaller groups leave major towns nearly daily. Emigrants cite lack of work as motive. authorities refuse farm labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Loumania
London Daily Express
Roumania
Canada
United States
Tragic Stampede At Rival Church Killing Dozens
A deadly crush at a large New York church following Booker T. Washington's address left seventy dead and many injured. Emergency services struggled to reach the scene as bodies filled the sanctuary and surrounding street areas.
Sloum Statue on Gettysburg Battlefield Finally Erected
A long delayed statue of General Henry Warner Slocum was recently revealed on the Gettysburg Battlefield. The monument stands thirty one feet tall on a Barre granite base with a bronze inscription honoring Slocum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
York
Wanda
Gefensy
Dyeet
Vic toria Coal and Coke Co. facilities destroyed by fire
Fire swept the power house and stables at Caperton West Virginia on New River causing a loss of 208. Families were evicted from Caperton company houses amid the disaster. The fire is blamed on unknown enemies as mines suffered closures and floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Coal and Coke Co
Caperton
W. Va
New River
Thee
Caperton Company
Poe
Gwin
Unclear historical voyage noted by Stanley Spencer
Fragmentary report describes Stanley Spencer aboard a vessel cruising above Laarden and moving from St Pauls toward the east while enduring strong winds. The text then hints at further movements toward a western point, with altered course and continued sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Spencer
Tie
Aerongar
Laarden
Pua
Ami
Amd
Pioneers Face Largest Prairie Fire in Hemdie County
A sweeping prairie fire in Hemdie County South Dakota razed a twelve mile stretch near One Northwest destroying haystacks and crops. Five men died and many farmers suffered total losses as damage ran into thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemdie County
South Dakota
Divine hanged in Baltimore for Patrolman Donohue murder
John Wesley DP Divine a Black man was executed in the Baltimore jail yard for the June murder of Patrolman Charles J. Donohue. Divine had married three weeks earlier to the woman who had lived with him and whom the case linked as an indirect cause of the patrolman’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley DP Divine
Baltimore
Charles J. Donohue
Divine
Fire injures three as stable burns. twenty five horses die
A blaze at a large liver stable on 545 East Street New York City injures three firefighters two seriously and destroys twenty five horses. Hospitalization is feared to be critical for two of the injured, while the financial loss is deemed small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Stn Street
New York City
Traction car crashes into freight train near Marion
Car 248 of the Union Traction Company collided with a freight train at a switch near the soldiers' home in Marion Indiana. Both trains wrecked and over twenty people were injured. The car was traveling twenty miles an hour at impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union Traction Company
Marion
Ind
Henderson will not resign speakership in coming session
Iowa report states Speaker Henderson does not intend to resign the speakership in the next Congress. His secretary answered a direct question confirming the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Iowa
Sessson
Congress
List of Comics Attractions Fort Wayne Sept 24 27
Fort Wayne Indiana schedule notes Henrietta Crosman appears September 27 with the Temple Theatre. The listing also includes Side Tracked as the attraction on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Theatre
Fort Wayne
Ind
Henrietta Crosman
Forest Fires Ravage Rocky Mountain Timber
Descriptive report notes forest fires spreading rapidly from the Warm Springs area to central Colorado. Government inspectors and forest brigades mobilize to curb the flames with help from ranchers and miners, while some fronts show gains and others remain dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve.orest
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Crisis in Venezuela as Government Forces Form Last Stand
Dispatches report the crisis deepening as Castro loyalists and government troops clash near Tinaquillo Venezuela. Insurgents claim the government falters while government forces under Gen Garrido suffer a defeat, signaling a potential final battle before the capital Valencia and shifting strength toward Valentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Valeteia
Gurride
Willemstad
Tinaquilloé
Venezuela
Mendoza
Batalia
Riera
Garrido
Torres Cardenas
Tinaquillo
Henderson Withdraws From Iowa House Race Over Tariff Plank
David B. Henderson of Iowa announces he will not seek renomination for Congress citing disagreement with the Republican tariff plank adopted at the state convention. He says growing sentiment favors free trade and declines to accept nomination, sending a formal withdrawal letter to C. E. Albrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Henderson
Iowa
House of Representatives
Henderson
Mr. Henderson
C. E. Albrook
Eldora
Congress
Republican Party
United States
D. B. Henderson
Industrial boom drives record output and freight strain
Industrial activity in New York and across the nation is at high levels with new factories, expanded facilities, and resumed shops. Despite a cake blockade and rail capacity limits, production and exports rise, with large crops, falling prices, and robust trade expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun
R. G. Dun & Co
Monumental statue marks Gettysburg battle site tribute
The inscription recalls Meade and the urging to stay and fight. A colossal equestrian statue of Maj. Siegemund stands at the battlefield head of the Twelfth Army Corps, 36 feet 6 inches long and 7,000 pounds, the largest bronze on the field. The mounted rider is depicted in full command as part of the wartime memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eum
U.S
VSM
Gettysburg
Pais
Meade
Sieesam
Twelfth Army
Weller
Saeed
Short News Notes From Busy Rural Community
The New Wikies as Maritie Exchange plans a departure for the increetion of recente preinents. Nelson Hutchinson and Peter Spicer died in a sawmill explosion near burg hin. A lightning strike hit a fence at a Nan Ottawa rainstorm site. A horse on Ned Rathje farm backing into a wire fence caused incident and damage. The St Mearce's Union in Philadelphia named John Taylor Tent and Dr I S Stone as chaplain. A German Baptists committee set Bellefontaine Ohio as next national meeting site. Southwest Kansas and Oklahoma Implement Dealers oppose the new harvester. farmers may boycott goods from harvester supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritie Exchange
Nelson Hutchinson
Peter Spicer
Burg Hin
Ottawa
Nan
Ned Rathje
Lichtming
Berth Hindle
St. Mearce’s Union of North America
Philadelphia
John Taylor
I. S. Stone
Chicags
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Kansas
Oklahoma
Joseph G Cannon Seen as Likely House Speaker Contender
Joseph G Cannon, named as Henderson's successor, is viewed as the probable speakership choice. Elected from Thiscols Illinois in 1872, he has served in the Fifteenth District since, moved to Danville in 1876, and led major House actions including the two cent letter rate and Porto Rico bill passage. He has chaired the appropriations committee for future years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
House of Representatives
D. B. Henderson
Congress
Thiscols
Ill
Illinois
Danville
House
Appropriations Corminue
Treasury Plan to Circulate Emergency Bank Reserve Aid
Secretary Shaw announced a plan to throw treasury notes into immediate circulation. Aimed at easing Wall Street pressure, four million of the issue will be set for rapid deployment to tide over the cost in the present banking strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shaw
Oterai
Treasury
Wall Street
Hay protests Roumanian oppression of Jews
Secretary Hay sends a note to U S ambassadors in Europe protesting Roumania's oppression of Jews. The move aims to protect Balkan Jews and avert a flood of impoverished refugees seeking entry to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
United States
Europe
Roumania
Balkan States
Treasury plan funds bank bonds and European note to protect Roumania
Treasury officials report bond deposits will circulate as national bank bonds, with distributions over fifty thousand dollars and emphasis on not forcing banks to buy at high rates. A coordinated diplomatic note to Great Britain France Germany Russia Italy Austria Turkey seeks Roumania to improve civil duties and aid Roumanian Jews amidst this crisis. The Enuterpean Ladies Chorus of Columbus Ohio won second prize at the Colwyn Bay Welsh Eisteddfod among ten choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Shaw
New York
United States
Europe
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Italy
Austria
Turkey
Balkan
Roumania
Enuterpean Ladies’ Chorus
Columbus
Ohio
Colwynbay
Wales
Enormous Demand for Steel From European Mills
European manufacturers now selling to Americans as Chicago imports steel from Scotland and Europe. Importers say European billets arrive faster than domestic mills can fill orders. Ten thousand tons landed in Chicago last week with more on the way, as Chicago concerns place large European orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scotland
Europe
Custom House
America
Church and clergy at world congress in Norway
Thirty one nations attended the M. C. A. world congress in Christiania Norway. Fannie Crosby age about 89 or 90, blind and prolific with over five thousand hymns. Queen Alexandra visited the Solesmies nun colony at Northwood Park near Cowes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Norway
Fannie Crosby
Queen Alexandra
Solesmies
Commodity price roundup across multiple cities
The report lists livestock and staple prices by city including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo New York Buffalo. Cattle hogs sheep and grain bids shown with ranges for No 2 and prime grades. Prices cover wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and clover seed with regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Corr
St. St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
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Peary
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North Pole
Greely
Fie
Gen. Slocum
Henry Warner
Shington
Chicago American
Gen. Castro
Hawkeye
Tembite
David FE
Bradstreet's
Northwest
Minneapolis
Cerews
Joseph G. Cannon
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