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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1902
Page
1
The grave of Liszie Van Lew friend of federal soldiers in Richmond is suitably marked with a boulder from the Massachusetts state house grounds.
A wide range of topics cover Ireland's land use and income, U.S. congressional leaders and long serving members, Bul falo Bill and Clark friendship, Campanile restoration plans, Rockefeller anti automobile signs, Madrid denial of Cervera poverty, sanitarium efforts against consumption, South Africa signaling baboon, a Kansas City stack climb, French deputies note paper use, and Paris fashion influence on English accents in a bustling school of language mimicry.
A roundup covers theater projects in Boston, labor groups in Chicago, canal history in Suez, land open in New Mexico, St Louis candy trade, Ogden labor demand, Tissot death, Nebraska crops, Japan plans and Monte Carlo idea, Alaska coal, a two-tongued calf, vast coconut palms, Moroni gentiles, Prince of Wales horse interest, Bombay station claim, Japan population, Canada mineral value, German wine decline, fish species north of Panama, new consumption methods, Toledo mayor golf, Alabama farm frames, white badger hunt, Loubet Algeria visit, Portugal marital law, tobacco monopoly talks, Mainz fortification move, St Petersburg horse meat eaters, Miss A Yone Yanagisawa, southern oyster canning, California lightning bugs, French oxen song, Windsor poaching case, Japan football origin, Preyer paintings loan, Senator Hoar classics, Lily Langtry mining plans in Nevada.
Gov Nash releases a synopsis of a municipal code bill blending features of federal and board plans. It sets council power as primary with elective board oversight, outlines franchise bidding rules, taxation limits, and the creation of city and village structures with elected councils and appointed safety boards.
A mob of 50 to 60 pursued an alleged unfair workman near a washery in Shenandoah Pa. Watchman Anthony Flinn was thrown into a creek while attempting a rescue. Troops arrived and arrested three alleged assailants as the crowd dispersed amid heightened tensions.
Gen R A Alger said he would study the matter for a few days before deciding on a bid to succeed the late James McMillan, suggesting he may not run. William C McMillan is set to pursue the senate seat.
A mob of several hundred seized Levi Reed and Bud Wing from the county jail and hung them from trees to extract information on Casey-Cravens gang leaders. Reed was nearly dead and revived with difficulty. the men were later returned to jail as the mob dispersed.
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