Notable deaths and incidents from various locales
A mix of brief notices reports include Commandant Ghirles Botha's death in Trietotla Strikins millwrights in Minneapolis back at work fire heavily damages Sentisville Kentucky county courthouse prominent Norfolk Democrat John A Morgan suicide Kennin J V Spencer killed in a wreck Seven-mile Mord I K Robinson robbed of 25 dollars Canner in mint candy price fears Pennsylvania Railroad solicitor John A Losan will InterL AL Palmer New York leaves 30 dollars to Merom Christian College Gensiable Galloway shoots James Moss in Fayette County duel between de Leon and M Geraut Richard results in slight injury Consolidation filed Cincinnati and Eastern Irnc tion Company total stock 2 5 million Fire razes Ross Fenton home Asbury Park owners Charles Ross Mabel Fenton murder verdict for G O Olsen of Aiken Minnesota for killing daughter over marriage clash
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Strikins
Minneapolis
County Court House
Sentisville
John A. Morgan
Norfolk
Kennin J. V. Spencer
K. Robinson, Jr
Barberton
Ohio
John A. Losan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chiladelphia
Diene
AL Palmer
New York
Uniem Christian College
Merom
Ind
Gensiable Galloway
James Moss
Fayette County
West Virginia
Gount de Leon
M. Gerauit Richard
Cincinnati and Eastern Irnction Company
Columbus
Ross-Fenton
Asbury Park
N.T
Charles Ross
Mabel Fenton
QO. G. Olsen
Aiken
Minn
Roosevelt to Congress on Trusts and Reciprocity in Annual Message
Report outlines expected topics in President Roosevelt’s annual message including trust regulation, constitutional amendments, Cuban reciprocity, and possible reductions in tariff rates through reciprocal agreements. It notes likely references to the anthracite strike, currency reform, and naval increases, with Panama Canal negotiations to be addressed if progress allows.
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Ohio
Koh
Gadtimore American
Boston
Denver Post
Roosevelt
Kansas City Journal
Congress
Euouch
Guben
Haive
Nnox
Wrendy
Pitchsturg
Luc
Himt
Peruuviament Commission
Shaw
Treasury
Zine
Org
Moody
Anama Canal
Knox
United States
Paniuimna
Brooklyn Vet Lashes Self With Knife To Remove Tongue Cancer
Friends report Andrew Murray a well known Brooklyn veterinary Sulzcou, faces a remarkable self surgery after a tongue cancer growth made eating difficult. He used a veterinary knife and cut into the throat area to remove the mass rather than trust operation on ether. Medics warn of danger and uncertain outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Murray
Brooklyn
Sulzcou
Efe
Murray
Oldest US postmaster Roswell Beardsley dies at 83
Roswell Beardsley longtime postmaster of Nor th Taansing New York dies at 83. Born July 1809 he was appointed June 28 1828 during John Quincy Adams presidency and served seventy four years making him the country’s oldest postmaster. He owed his start to William H Seward who later became Secretary of State under Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Beardslesy
Q. Adam
Troswell Beardsley
Bostmasster
North Taansing
M. YS
John Guileys Adams
United States
Roswell Beardsley
Abraham Lincoln
Turth Eansing
John Quincy Adams
John C. Calhoun
Henry Clay
John McLean
Wiliam H. Seward
Peardsley
Big gain in exports surpasses all but 1960 levels
U.S. exports in the nine months ending September 1902 rose to 814,802,441, near record totals and far above the year-ago period. Copper, iron and steel, and cotton manufactures all show strong growth, with copper up about 11 million and iron and steel exports recovering after a dip. Steel imports also rise as domestic demand strengthens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sees Canada Annexed Archbishops Ireland Prediction
Archbishop Ireland spoke at the Minnesota Society banquet in New York predicting Canada would someday be under United States domain without conquest or war. He argued America’s growth outpaces other nations and that Pacific and Atlantic commerce will equalize, with borders widening and liberty expanding.
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Ireland
Dowinton
Binnesota Society
New York City
Canada
United States
America
Pacific
Atlantic
Reagan
Mormon Missionaries Reported Active in Detroit
A local report describes Mormon emissaries in Detroit using methodical proselytizing. Elders visit homes to discuss beliefs and present material, offering relocation to Moran settlements in Canada or Mexico if residents consider leaving.
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Proedytius
Detroit
Haretare
Missionarie
Leavine
Moran
Canada
Mexico
Telemachic Brevities and Local Notices
A compact roundup mentions Revolt in San Domingo ending, a Glens Falls street car strike, and a potential royal castle in Posen. Included are a trailer car accident killing Mrs. Anna Wilson, a Savannah note, a Chicago jury clearing Edward Coughlan in a murder case, and talk of American capitalists eyeing British insurers. Italy floods damage roads near Rome while fires threaten the Whittier homestead in Haverhill.
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Barboursville
San Domingo
Glens Falls
N.Y
Anna Wilson
Savannah
Chicago
Edward Coughlan
C. C. Hart
Edgar
Dear
Caldwell
Italy
Rome
Whittier Homestead
Haverhill
Moaye
Crop Report Shows Strong Yields Across States
The Department of Agriculture reports wheat yields around 26.8 bushels per acre, above 1901 and 1900 levels, with a ten year average of 23.4. Buckwheat, potatoes, and tobacco show above average production in multiple states, while quality averages vary. Apple, pear, and grape crops are near or above ten year norms in key regions.
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Department of “Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
States
Hingis
Virginia
South Carolina
Dakota
Oklahoma
New York
Pennsyvania
Michigan
Georgia
North Carolina
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Molineux Acquitted After Four-Year Murder Trial
Roland B Molineux released after four years in prison for the murder of Mrs Katherine J Adams. A second trial verdict of acquittal followed a four week trial. first trial ended with death sentence overturned. Crowd cheered outside court. cost of the trials burdened New York County with expenditures largely for handwriting experts and detectives.
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Roland Bs Molineux
Liberty
New York
Katherine J. Adams
AM. Molineus
Afolinens
Vonvie- Hou
Lambert
Molineux
Efis
Cen
Omics
Hame
Brooklyn
Tt Hias
Roland B. Molineux
Trade and industry show steady progress amid rail and market strain
Trade and industry report nationwide shows wholesome development with heavy shipments and large October earnings. Rail freight slowdowns amid Coke shortages and equipment inadequacy depress transport. iron and steel markets ease with a 10 percent tin price cut effective December 1. Wheat and corn exports rise modestly as rail lines struggle, while southwestern roads seek wage fairness and maintain prompt delivery on remaining orders.
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New York
G. Dun & Co. Lt
Dun
Mindy
Alany Furnsees
Tuke
Tradstreet
Coverius Grain
Smate GU
Hageienie
Middle West
Northwest
Seliet
Minneapolis
Benrixin
Immigration Loophole Report From Paris Exposes Canada Route
Commissioner General Sargent releases a report by special immigration inspector Robert Watehorn dated Paris August 22 1902 detailing Europeans barred from U S entry being funneled to Canadian ports by agents. Immigrants then cross into the United States via the international boundary with little scrutiny. Thousands yearly use this Canada route to reach U S ports.
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Sargent
Immigration Bureau
Trobert Watehorn
Paris
France
United States
Canada
Watehorn
Market Prices for Grains And Livestock Across Cities
The report lists commodity quotes across Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Detroit Milwaukee and other markets. It covers hogs cattle sheep wheat corn oats rye and butter with prices per unit and grade designations for each locale.
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Chicago
Mairie
St. Louis
Los
Cincinnati
Detroit
Gattle
Sherere
Ste Te Fe
Milwaukee
Freight Car Shortage Threatens U S Rail Transport
The article notes an acute shortage of freight cars and locomotives, with demand for cars exceeding supply by about 50 000. Railroads warn that continued equipment shortages could halt shipments nationwide and cripple transportation facilities amid a booming economy.
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Roddy
Donse
Eery Frotehe
United States
Finner
Ege Seversi
Namare
Ove
Great East River Bridge Inferno Sparks Destruction
A massive fire engulfed a 453 foot skeleton steel tower of the East River bridge linking New York and Brooklyn. Flames fed by oil and lumber raged for hours, sending sparks and debris into streets and river, posing mortal danger to crews.
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East River
New Kastar
New York City
Brooklyn
Trooklin
Manhattan
Effort to Raise School Standards by State Agencies
The Massachusetts Federation of Women’s Clubs collaborates with the Association of Collegiate Alumnae to lift primary and grammar school standards. Prof. G Stanley Hall of Clark favors free use of effective language by children. Boston and Lawrence institutions expand employment aid for students. The Tuskeegee Institute reports on colored education and teacher training amid debates on German school support and U S educational funding.
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Alassachusetts Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ue Association of Collaziaté
G. Stanley Tali
Clark University
Larcard University
Lawrence Hall
Hooke
T. Washington
Tusketee Institute
Ag Colored School
Tanehe
Bern
Pram
All Mires
Urercen
Trief AL Dt
Aryatminavesi
Vartaiso
Pally
Ehil
Iuce
Thas
Embonee
Church leaders discuss billboard advertising to boost ministry
George F. E. Hatt of Chicago urges ministers to use outdoor ads and print ink to keep church work in the public eye. Dr Tall’s plan for city billboards with preacher images wins support. others foresee adoption on return.
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Adilve
George FE. Hatt
Chicago
Christian Church
Ouinain
Tall
Varios
Dr. Alls
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