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Newspaper
Sumner Press
Location
Sumner, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
2
A garbled survey of topics including UK rule limits, Goats in North Africa, a Bismarck memory column, a Madrid thief using electric shock, Rothschild land plans, Roman frontier work, Austrian bakery finds, church membership statistics, and frontier fire incident pauses. The piece blends scattered historical references, colloquialisms, and miscellaneous anecdotes without a clear central event.
Reports say representatives of the Amalgamated Association and U S Steel Trust discussed labor rights with Mr Schwab in New York as Carnegie Steel mills announce operation restarts. Striking members are reportedly no longer employed by the company, while open hearth workers prepare to resume furnaces amid potential further layoffs.
The dispatch notes a tram blow up between Watertal and Mananskraal with casualties and gunfire. It also mentions Boer leader Piet Delarey, strike tensions at the Duquesne plant, and unrelated weather and local incidents.
The vice president attended services at Trinity Dutch Reformed Church and First Methodist Church in Calega yesterday, delivering brief remarks and meeting with congregants, including Congressman William La Mer. Afterward he held private talks at Hall House with Miss Jane Adame, then departed for Minnesota. Political figures and supporters gathered, with unclear discussions on policy.
The article highlights an upcoming art exhibition featuring Choembeg Mew and J. Sey with a focus on new museum exhibits and a diverse range of works. It notes a Convent display from Kemmore and a large collection from the Philadelphia Commercial Museum. Special events include a theater and a diving display series tied to the Louisiana Purchase collection, plus a free week with interactive tableware exhibits.
A severe flood in Cleveland wrecked property worth thousands of dollars, particularly in the eastern and tax district districts. Streets and streetcar lines across Bolton Lincoln and Quinns avenues suffered major damage, with many homes destroyed or condemned. Residents rescued by boats as floodwaters surged, while authorities closed paths and prepared temporary shelters.
Reports announce Capital St co owner ship plans for a new steel firm to build a Newcastle plant and sign contracts with a Pittsburgh company for mill erection. Stockholders include Cornelius J. Kine W.O Halon A. F. Baumgarten John R. Monte real and others from Cleveland and Newcastle. Separately a court case dismisses charges against James O. Van Clave former superintendent, amid wartime related claims and Confederate references. The political note records Gov Shaw's non candidacy stance and a cautious approach to politics.
In Pittsburgh on a Tuesday morning a large group of open hearth workers refused to return to work after a layoff period. The foreman warned of discipline as 31 men declined to resume, and a large lockout with 2300 workers was anticipated, with a union committee planning a meeting to mark the break in ranks.
A hotel lobby conversation is described where Rear Admiral John Watson criticized an offer to Sehley as an absurdity. The clash involved Sampson’s family and long standing disputes, with implications for officer conduct and social circles in Washington. The report notes ongoing tensions and social fallout among naval families.
An assortment of local notices reports Vanfreilt paying a ten dollar fine for speeding and additional penalties for allowing a vehicle to be driven at unsafe speeds. Other items name multiple offenders, including individuals in Patios Ky and San Francisco, with fines reaching nineteen dollars in several cases. The text also touches on political figures and international affairs, mentioning Secretary Kool and the Franco Turkish situation alongside travel plans to Southampton and Paris.
The Knights Templar conclave in San Francisco closes with praise for hospitality and strong turnout. Leaders note a smooth transfer of interest to future events in the West, while many attendees bring families, and a supplemental grand ball is planned as a highlight of festivities.
Investigators plan a thorough review of the Chicago Police Department as trials date set for September 19 and the inquiry aims to test the entire force, after recent suspicions of misconduct and a state funds case involving Tracy, John Cramer, and Lieut. Peter.
A large crowd gathered in Springfield to honor Theodore Roosevelt as part of a state event with military presence and cheering crowds. The occasion featured governors, a parade, and civic demonstrations reflecting strong local enthusiasm for Roosevelt and national figures.
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