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07 May 1903
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The Harrison News in Harrison, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
1
Father Reichlin Defends Walser In Reichlin Murder
Lorain Ohio May 4 Rev Charles Reichlin brother of murdered Agatha Reichlin denounces authorities for arresting Rev Ferdinand Walser on murder charges He testifies Walser innocent and urges public restraint while bloodhounds show inconsistent results around the Reichlin home The case stirs community as neighbors report a stranger near the residence and Walser remains jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain, O
Charles Reichlin
St. Joseph's Church
Agatha Reichlin
Ferdinand Walser
Father Reichlin
Miss Reichlin
Father Walser
Kelley’s Island
Walser
Reichlin
Elyria
Reichlig
St. Joseph’s Church
Roosevelt Addresses topeka and Colorado Springs crowds
President Roosevelt spoke twice in Topeka delivering corner stone and auditorium addresses to enthusiastic crowds. He visited Gov Bailey’s home for dinner after the Y M C A ceremony and spoke at 9:30 PM. In Colorado Springs he was greeted by 200 citizens and militia, spoke on citizenship, received a silver medal, and rode through town with guards before departing at 5 15 PM to the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Roosevelt
Gov. Bailey
Antiers Hotel
Committee of Negroes
Gladden
Colorado Springs
Rough Riders
Tragic Bristol Axe Murders and Mexican Ambuscade Deaths
News from Bristol near Ennis reports a triple tragedy as Mrs Lineburger and her son were found hacked to death by an axe, while her husband W C Lineburger was later found dead by a shotgun blast on his farm. In Mexico City Col Jose Gonzales Alas, a battalion commander, was killed in an ambuscade by Mayas near Bacalar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Tex
Bristol
Mexico City
Yucatan
Jose Gonzales Alas
Bacalar
Death of John H. J. Sensenderfer in Philadelphia
John H. J. Sensenderfer a well known Democratic politician and famed as a base ball player for over a quarter century died at his Philadelphia home. He was 55 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. J. Sensenderfer
Philadelphia
John H. J Sensenderfer
Three Drownings Shock Shreveport Society
Three prominent young Shreveport residents Eve lyn Modge Miss Ingersol Minge and Sam Williams perished in Twelve Mile bayou four and a half miles from the city at 4 36 Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Evelyn Modge
Ingersol ‘Minge
Sam Williams
Twelve Mile Bayou
Preacher and constable shot by mob near Caruthersville
In Caruthersville Missouri on May 4 a mob shot and killed M Malone a Sanctified preacher and Constable W J Mosneyhoon at War sua west of the town during a Saturday night incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruthersville
M. Malone
W. J. Mosneyhoon
Warseu
Guardianship Trial Set In May By Judge DeHart
Lafayette Indiana May 6 Attorneys for the Duhme family representing Moses Fowler Chase under an old agreement but opposed by Judge DeHart sought to file objections to the ruling. The judge granted 30 days to file exceptions and allowed counsel to visit the applicant in a hospital. Several motions to postpone the case 30 or 60 days were overruled. The guardianship trial date was finally set for May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Duhme
Moses Fowler Chase
DeHart
Circuit Court
Ing .Attormneyv
M ‘Fowter
Who
Eet Emer
Sub-Committee to Visit Alaska on Delegate Election
Senator Beveridge said the Senate Territories Committee sub committee would meet in Indianapolis on June first and travel to Alaska to study and report the best method of electing a congressional delegate from the territory. He will not accompany the group. Other members include Senators Dillingham Vernon Burnham New Hampshire Nelson Minnesota and Patterson Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Beveridge
United States
Senate Committee On Territories
Alaska
Congress
Dillingham
Vermont
Burnham
New Hampshire
Nelson
Minnesota
Patterson
Colorado
Cuban General Gomez Visits Secretary Hay in Washington
General Gomez, veteran Cuban leader, was escorted to the state department by Cuban minister Senor Quesada and met with Secretary Hay. He arrives from St. Louis where he represented his government at the dedication ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Gomez
Washington
State Department
Senor Quesada
Hay
St. Louis
King Edward to Visit St Petersburg and Copenhagen
A Copenhagen correspondent reports King Edward will visit St Petersburg in July, with a three day stop in Berlin on the return trip. He will also visit Copenhagen.
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St. Petersburg
London
Copenhagen
Edward
Berlin
Treasury bond exchange totals in 2 and 4 percent issues
Washington reports the treasury department has received to date 2 and 4 per cent bonds totaling 59,241,750 for exchange into 2 per cent consols. The amount of 3s received is 10,931,600 and 4s totaling 49,228,150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Chicago Laundry Strike Shrinks Shops Open
In Chicago on a Monday only five of 160 laundries were operating as about 2,500 workers reported idle. If drivers, engineers and firemen join, total jobless could reach around 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Syndicate Buys Timber Pulp Lands in Newfoundland
A syndicate of American and Canadian capitalists led by Henry Melville Whitney of Boston has purchased 7 000 000 acres of timber pulp lands in Newfoundland and plans large scale development under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jonas, No
May
Henry Mersitle Whitney
Boston
New Foundland
Pennell's Insurance Money Divided by Court
In Buffalo on May 5 Judge Kruse ordered Attorney Wallace Thayer to receive 10000 dollars of Arthur B. Pennell’s 25000 dollar policy. The remaining 15000 goes to Mrs. Burdick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennell
Buffalo
N. Y
Kruse
Supreme Court
Wallace Thayer
Arthur B. Pennell
Burdick
Wealthy Missouri stockman dies in St Joseph asylum
Andrew Freemyer of Worth county Missouri who was sent to the insane asylum at St Joseph on April 23 died there of internal injuries alleged to have been inflicted by an attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Andrew Freemyer
Worth County
Missouri
Devoured by sharks off Coatzacoalcos coast
Three unknown men were swimming about 200 feet from shore in Coatzacoalcos Mexico on Monday when sharks attacked. Witnesses on the beach reported the tragedy as the men were devoured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatzacoalcos
Mex
Tragedy as Grand Trunk Train Slaughters Poles in Detroit
In Detroit on May 4 a Grand Trunk fast train plowed into a crowd of about 1,500 Poles waiting to depart for Toledo. At least seven dead and many injured. Victims believed all from Toledo. Engineer barely escaped lynching as crowds demanded action. Police and guards contained the mob at Canfield and Dequinder streets near Brush Street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Toledo
Grand Trunk Railway
Polish Lancers
Canfield
Dequiner Streets
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
St. Joseph’s Church
Harmonia Hall
Dequinder Streets
Lake Shore
Grand Trunk
Brush Street
Dequinder Street
Death of Gen San Miguel by Philippine scouts
Washington reports detail the battle between American marked by Lieut Nickerson and Lieut Reese against Gen San Miguel's outlaws between Caloocan and Mariquina. San Miguel died after a running fight, his guard killed, three Americans killed and ten wounded. Filipino losses counted at forty. Evidence against provincial officials found on dead bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rts
War Department
San Miguel
Philippine Scouts
Nickerson
Reese
Caloocan
Mariquina
Ese
Dynamite Attack on Chicago Negro Policy Crusade Church
A dynamite blast rocked the Institutional church at 3825 Dearborn Chicago after a mass meeting on the anti policy crusade. The explosion shattered windows and a south wall hole formed though no one was hurt. Pastor R C Ransom had faced threats amid the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Institutional
Dearborn Street
R. C. Ransom
Negro Quarter
Double lynching at Yazoo bridge shocks Mississippi
In Vicksburg on May 4, Bob Bryant and Will Morris, hanged near Haynes Bluff, were executed after Bryant confessed implicating Morris in the murder of W H Legg. A mob of 200 armed farmers seized the suspects near the Legg place, robbery cited as the motive for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Miss
Bob Bryant
Will Morris
W.H. Legg
Yazoo
Haynes Bluff
Bryant
Morris
Legg Place
Paris Letter Refusal Halts Dreyfus Case Reopen
General Andre, France's war minister, reviewed Dreyfus's request to reopen his trial but denied it. The rejection cites the letter was sent to the war minister, not the justice minister, as the reason the case cannot be reopened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gen. Andre
Dreyfus
Justice
Roosevelt Visit Denials In St Louis Headlines
In St Louis on May 4 Gen Corbin Gov Odell and President Francis deny circulating reports that President Roosevelt was treated discourteously during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Gen. Corbin
Gov
Odell
Francis
Roosevelt
German Expert Agriculturists Visit Washington
A party of German landholders and agricultural experts touring the United States spent the day sightseeing in Washington. They will stay until Tuesday before continuing westward on their itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Wasninetes
West
Remains of Alexander R. Shepard Arrive for Washington
The body of Alexander R. Shepard was brought through Chihuahua from Batopilas bound for Washington with Mrs. Shepard and other family members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex R. Shepard
Chihuahua
Mex
Alexander R. Shepard
Batopilas
Washington, D.C
National Civic Federation forms Chicago council meeting
The Chicago council of the National Civic Federation aims to educate capital labor and the public on arbitration and conciliation. Prominent leaders including Senator Hanna John Mitchell of the Miners Union Dr Emil G Hirsch Franklin MacVeagh President Harper and Bishop Fallows spoke in favor of arbitration and pledged support for the new council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Council
National Civic Federation
Hanna
John Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Emil G Hirsch
Franklin MacVeagh
Harper
University of Chicago
Bishop Fallows
Reformed Episcopal Church
Prince and Partners Seized in Wall Street Finance Scam
New York May 5 Central office detectives and post office inspectors raided the British African Finance Co on Wall Street and arrested John J Prince his son Joseph Prince and Horace Blackmur on grand larceny and fraudulent use of mails charges. The concern allegedly victimized many by selling bonds and stock of the Hokana Co Ltd claiming real diamond fields in South Africa which are said to be mythical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Office
Post Office
British-African Finance Co
Wall Street
John J. Prince
Joseph Prince
Horace Blackmur
United States
Hokanna Co., Limited
South Africa
Princess Louise of Saxony gives birth to daughter
Lindau May 5 Princess Louise of Saxony has borne a daughter. The princess fled her family at Salzburg last December and eloped with M Giron the tutor of her child. A Saxony court with physician and nurses was at Lindau ordered to bring the child to Dresden three weeks after birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise of
Saxony
Lindau
Louise
Salzburg
M. Giron
Berlin
Dresden
Philippines raises maid officers pay for married officers
In Washington on May 5 the Philippine commission increased the monthly salary allowance of married officers in the constabulary by 15 dollars gold to cover quarters mutation. The force includes many bachelors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippine Commission
Constabulary
Government approves new wireless telegraph stations
Mexico City on May 5 reports that the government approved plans to establish additional wireless telegraph stations at Lapaz and Altilla to improve communication facilities between Lower California and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Lapaz
Altilla
Lower California
Mexico
Venezuelan government names Dr Paul to arbitration panel
The Venezuelan government has named Dr Paul as its member of the arbitration committee. The body will meet in Caracas next month to consider American claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Dr Paul
Caracas
Chicago Women Whist League Opens Sixth Congress
Women whist players from across the United States convene in Chicago for the sixth annual congress of the Woman's Whist League, opening Tuesday at the Auditorium hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Auditorium Hotel
Vasquez government falls in Haiti new provisional gov formed
A telegram from Minister Powell in Port au Prince says the Vasquez government has fallen and a new provisional administration now controls the entire territory with Gen. Gil as president. May send a relief expedition. In Stockholm on May 5 anxiety grows as Nordenskjold Antarctic expedition remains unheard for months and preparations begin for a Fridief expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Powell
Port Au Prince
Vasquez
Gen. Gil
Stockholm
Sweden
Fredief
Attorney slain in Jackson court house shooting
In Lexington Kentucky on a Monday morning the attorney James B Marcum longtime fusionist ally was shot dead in the Jackson county court house front entrance after filing papers to reopen election cases. A second shot aimed at his head ended his life as witnesses watched in shock. No arrest had been made and the killer remained unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Breatant County
James B. Marcum
Jackson
James Cockrell
Court House
Marcum
Cockrell
Ben Ewing
Hargis
Gectans
Drys
Escape, Fear, and Remembrance Hover After Tragic Death
Reports describe a high profile figure linked to Kentucky politics and major corporations as having fled during confusion. He had long served Breathitt County for 17 years, was a state college trustee, district commissioner, and linked to the I E railroad. He kept a fragile peace among factions, then vanished with his wife and children for protection. Funeral planned for Mt Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cercees
Marcum
Kentucky State College
United States
I. & E. Railroad
Breathitt County
Mt. Sterling
Federal court affirms appellate power on naturalization
St Louis on May 5 Judge Elmer F Adams of the U S district court ruled that the St Louis court of appeals may issue naturalization papers. The decision marked the first federal ruling on the issue, following contrary state supreme court decisions in South Carolina and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Elmer F. Adams
United States District Court
Evacuation of New Chwang Triggers Chinese Exodus
Victoria report says Chinese rush from New Chwang in alarm after Japan and Britain dispatch warships in response to Russians withdrawing from New Chwang. The Olympia carried the news from Yokohama stating the ships move aims to safeguard interests amid tense regional retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Olympia
Yokohama
New Chwang
Department buys 65000 ounces silver on account
The department Monday purchased 65000 ounces of silver for Philip Pine coinage at 54.14 cents an ounce. The offer listed 415000 ounces at prices from 54.1 to 54.7 cents per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Postal Service Bids Opened for Supplies
Bids opened at the post office department for the next fiscal year cover about 400000 dollars in supplies, including a 165000 dollar order for twine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Postal Service
Veterans' Association Memorial Sends Dissent to Palma
Havana May 5 The Veterans Association of Havana has forwarded a memorial to President Palma and Congress voicing frustration over delays in securing the loan to fund payments to Cuban soldiers. Washington May 5 Mr Russell US chargé d affaires at Caracas reports rising revolutionary activity in Venezuela with Matos joining land forces for movement toward Caracas. Victoria BC May 5 The Yokohama Nippon newspaper notes that a collision between Japan and Russia appears inevitable near Port Arthur Talienwan and adjacent areas at any moment.
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Veterans’ Association
Havana
Veterans’ Association of
Palma
Congress
Washington
Mr. Russell
United States
Caracas
Venezueeather
Matos
Victoria
B. C
Yomiuri
Tokio
New Ciweng
Port Arthur
Talienwan
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