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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1902
Page
4
A historical summary notes massive expansion in productive capacity across industries in a single year. It highlights shifts in manufacturing methods, price resistance, coal output, leather markets, and the agricultural sector’s profitability, with references to New York markets and notable figures such as Lewiston’s public men and Chicago’s highwayman case.
The New York financial section shows money on call at 7 percent amid firm markets. Exchange rates for bills and commercial papers fluctuate with demand and 90 day content rates. Prices for government and railroad bonds vary, with several issues listed. Wheat and corn futures edge higher as traders weigh southwest gains and old crop demand. Sugar, molasses, rice, and dairy highlights appear with steady prices. Adjutant general Teich of C Teich is reported as seriously ill. he had been considered doomed by some.
Inton and arrangements are set for the president's trip to the Charleston exposition in February. The president is expected to be accompanied by a majority of cabinet members and several cabinet officials. They will depart here around February 10 and reach Charleston the next day. Lord Strathcona and the Canadian high commissioner presented a £25 gift to Aberdeen University to fund its extension.
Stock holders of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad met for the ninth time since November in an attempt to hold their regular annual meeting. Another adjournment of a week was taken.
The first cabinet meeting of the year discussed minor issues including building conditions and space shortages in the navy and war departments. A proposal favored using existing court and state facilities to relieve crowding, with potential new buildings considered if necessary.
New York wires report Griggs plans to run for the unexpired term of the late William Sewell in New Jersey and amid pressure may change stance if Sewell remains alive. The candidate discussion ties to Voorhis era politics with Briggs and other state figures cited in a fragmented dispatch.
In a baffling case, multiple bodies were discovered at a farmhouse. Authorities report a grim scene with family and suspects connected to Beveridge and a U S Senator's travels noted in the text. The investigation follows leads about a residence, wealth, and possible domestic links to the crime.
John Atariyy who surrendered to the poken in Teeland will be extradited. The United States communicated with authorities in Washington and secured an extradition warrant. The prisoner will be examined at the Low street police cant.
A London miner claimed there was an attempt to assassinate Lord Milner, the British high commissioner in South Africa, but the report remains wholly unconfirmed and discredited by responsible commentators.
Colonel J. W. Ayres, longtime Washington correspondent for the Wassius Times, collapsed and died at Citizens' National Bank in Jere. A respected figure in the Confederate army, Ayres was noted for his distinguished service and civic involvement in Dynchbore and Wa i a8ey.
Bernard Michael, a 6 year old anomaly in St Paul Minn, linked to a real estate and business fund. Found in his office with throat cut, authorities believe suicide. The wealthy resident’s death raises questions about motive and ties to local enterprises.
District court in South Frovingham Massachusetts issues a warrant for Wiltin C Wakefield treasurer of the International Copper Syndicate on perjury charges alleging falsified corporation returns. Wakefield, a Wakefield financier and former London arrest, is held in East Cambridge jail awaiting service of the warrant.
The White Star liner Germanic under Captain Haddock followed a New York departure on December 28 encountering terrific weather. A hurricane force wind swept seas as the vessel veered toward Riverpool, reducing speed to 238 miles in twenty four hours.
A fragmented report notes a gas gusher striking in Wildert TM territory near New Rock Bridge with large gas capacity cited. Fire heavily damages a village, with casualties and city fire crews responding to a spill and structure fires.
The Cunard steamer Vora departed New York December 28 for Livripael amid reports of terrific weather and forced to proceed at reduced speed. The St Leonia will take passengers including Depew and Mr Wie. A lighthouse keeper’s letter from Carnanish notes wreckage near the beacon. An advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and a Pure White doll finish for collars and cuffs from Troy Laundry.
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