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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1902

Page

11

Roosevelt Day in Providence Newport Reception Parade

President Roosevelt visits Rhode Island, greeted by a vast crowd in Providence. A grand procession, flags, and cheers mark the welcome as he tours the city. He departs aboard the Walrus yacht to Warwick Neck and Newport, with Senators Aldrich and Weand Congressman Bull aboard.

Ion General Assembly City Mall Freeman Roosevelt Granville Morgan Philadelphia Providence Aldrich Warwick, Neck Newport Aldrich and Congressman Bull Yacht Club Senator Lodge Winthrop Chanler

Willimantic Greeting From President Delivers Civic Exchange

The president spoke in Willimantic thanking the mayor and citizens for their greeting and expressing appreciation for the opportunity to meet representatives. He noted that direct contact helps align local wishes with national legislature and administration as aims are pursued.

Willimantic

Fair Weather Today and Upcoming Indiana Illinois Ohio Forecast

Weather forecast from Washington on August 2 shows Sunday fair in Indiana and Ohio with north areas sunny, showers likely in the south Monday. Illinois favors northern fair with south showers Sunday and Monday. East winds, warmer Monday in Ohio, with varied cloud and light precipitation readings. Blythe, Section Director, notes temperate readings and precipitation totals for Aug 2.

Washington Indiana Illinois Ohio T. Blythe

Movements of Steamers Across Major Ports

Movements show arrivals at New York and Liverpool with ships Noordam and Cam. ex New York and Queenstown respectively, plus several sailings to and from Antwerp Cherbourg and Havre. Vessels include Minnetonka Lahn Sterdam and Auguste Eturin with routes to London Genoa Naples and New York.

New York Noordam Rotterdam Canadian Umbria Liverpool Minnetonka London Lahn Genoa Naples Sterdam Boulogne Nland Antwerp Cam Queenstown Etrura Tamburg Auguste Eatin Plymouth Cherbourg St. Paul Southampton Haemerhaven Koeenigen Suise Celtic Friesland Havre la Savoie

Public address on national character and leadership

The speaker urges citizens to demand character and intelligence from public leaders. He argues private virtues like honesty, decency, and courage must guide public life to solve national and local problems, stressing common sense in government and business alike.

Congress Hartford Lfe

Providence Address on Trusts and Prosperity

President Roosevelt argues that prosperity invites envy and that wise laws alone cannot secure success. He urges stable policy, measured reform, and robust individual initiative while calling for national supervision of large trusts with careful publicity and gradual regulation to curb abuses without damaging the economy.

Carpenter Kills Wife in Omaha Hotel

In Omaha on August 23 Anton Christensen a South Omaha carpenter shot and killed his wife at the Montgomery Hotel where she ran rooms. She was shot in the head and body and died instantly. He confessed saying the act grew from domestic troubles.

Omaha, Neb Anton Christensen South Omaha Montgomery Hotel

Ships Required to Use Russian Materials for All Vessels

A decree by the minister of marine gazetted today requires exclusive use of Russian origin materials in constructing all Russian ships, with exceptions for vessels built abroad. The decree may be altered for ships operating on foreign waters.

ST. Petersburg Minister of Marine

Eastern capitalists seek to unite broom plants nationwide

Harleton Illinois August 23 A group of Eastern capitalists led by W A Shepard owner of Onondaigua whisk broom works Syracuse New York with a capital of five million dollars is taking options on broom manufacturing plants across the country with the aim of consolidating them into a single organization

Harleston, Ill W. A. Shepard Onondaigua Whisk Broom Works Syracuse N. Y

New Patent Roller Window Shade Demonstrated

Frank R. Wolf and George C. Mathers of the Star dry goods store announce a patent for a simple cheap roller window shade. The design uses a solid round stick with no spring, a cap with reversed pawls, and gravity powers the movement via a curtain string. Demonstration held at the Star store.

Frank R. Wolf George C. Mathers Star Dry Goods Store Star Store

Fighting at Agua Dulce Keeps Skirmishing Live

Reports from Panama dated August 23 indicate General Morales Berti remains in control near Agua Dulce with daily clashes but no decisive engagement since late July. The Pacific Steam Navigation Company faces pressure over transporting Colombian troops aboard the steamer Ecuador, amid British concerns and a 1879 contract mandating transport of government personnel at special rates.

Panama Colombia Morales Berti Agua Dulce Pacific Steam Navigation Company of Liverpool Buena Centura Ecuador Salazar Hudson Pacific Steam Navigation Company Salagar Colombian General Velazco Buena Ventura Mcnador Phaeton

In Memory of Sigel Funeral Held in New York

Gen Franz Sigel’s funeral service is set for Sunday at the Melrose Turnverein hall New York with a German eulogy by George Van Skal and an English address to be announced. The body will lie in state 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. before interment at Woodland Cemetery. Surviving committee members in Newark NJ draft resolutions on Sigel’s death, continuing a 23 year old habit from the Hooker era.

New York Franz Sigel Melrose Turnverein Gilsa Post G. A. R. George van Skal Staats Zeitung Woodland Cemetery Eighth New Jersey Regiment Association Joseph Hooker Newark N. J Sigel Hooker New Jersey Third Army Corps Eighth Army Corps General Hooker Eighth Regiment Association

President Takes Practical Interest In Work At Oyster Bay

The article notes the President has a practical interest in ongoing efforts, with several visits to Oyster Bay for conferences, signaling active involvement in policy work and consultations with aides.

Oyster Bay

Farmers Favor Tariff Revision Pushing Reduced Rates on Trust Goods

Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Washington notes Secretary Wilson urging tariff revision suited to cutting duties protecting industries no longer needing protection. He cites Iowa as example, with abundant crops and land purchases, including British Columbia, favoring moderate tariff changes while remaining protective. Western voters admire President Roosevelt, deeming his trust regulation approach logical and manly. Republican leaders, amid debate, see tariff less as pivotal than the Philippines issue, signaling a campaign shaped by broader concerns.

Indianapolis Journal Washington Wilson Republicans of Iowa Republican Party British Columbia Congress Roosevelt Republican Congressional Committee Gallinger Shaw Cannon Philippines

Hanna and daughter visit Niagara Falls for first time in years

Senator Mark Hanna and his daughter Ruth Hanna are staying at Cataract House in Niagara Falls New York on August 23. It is Ruth Hanna's first visit to the falls and Hanna has not visited in twenty five years. He hosted an impromptu reception in the afternoon.

Niagara Falls N. Y Mark Hanna Ruth Hanna Cataract House Hanna The Falls

Senator and Miss Hanna Stay in City to Pay Respects

Steps of the Cataract recount prominent citizens and politicians from Buffalo, Lockport and nearby towns calling to pay their respects. The senator and Miss Hanna will remain until tomorrow night.

Buffalo Lockport Hanna

Rock Island line to reach Kansas City St Louis within a year

Kansas City officials report the Rock Island system’s Kansas City to St Louis line will be in operation within a year. G A Goodnow states new line offices will be in Kansas City and joint use of Burlington tracks to Cameron Junction and Hannibal bridge will continue. A double track will be built later to Topeka. In Washington the Southern Railway general freight department moves to Atlanta with E A Neil and Lincoln Green. operations shift September and open in October.

Kansas City Kansas City-St. Louis Rock Island G. A. Goodnow Southwest Union Pacific Topeka Washington The Southern Railway E. A. Neil Lincoln Green Atlanta

McNally Named General Passenger Agent of Choctaw Lines

J S McNally, long time Rock Island city passenger agent in Omaha, is appointed general passenger agent of the Choctaw lines with headquarters at Oklahoma City. The change takes effect September 1 after thirteen years with Rock Island in Omaha.

Omaha, Neéb J. S. McNally Rock Island Road Choctaw Lines Oklahoma City McNally Rock Island

Kaffirs Seen as Threat by Botha in Fremdenblatt Interview

An Australian traveler with Boer generals Botha De Wet and Delarey told Fremdenblatt that England armed the Kaffirs and that, after the war, they hid in mountains practicing for renewed fighting. Botha suggested granting the Boers an independent Parliament to ensure peaceable South Africa.

Vienna Fremdenblatt Today South Africa England Botha de Wet Delarey Fremdenblatt

Universal Peace Union Proposal Denounces War Drills

At Mystic Connecticut August 3 the Universal Peace Union adopted a resolution denouncing army and navy maneuvers as promoting military spirit and dependence on weapons. It favors abolishing drills and boys brigades in schools and replacing them with fire drills life saving practice and accident relief groups. A second resolution denounced lynchings and urged solving discord through just distribution of wealth ensuring every worker receives full product of toil. Woman suffrage is supported. The right of striking laborers to prevent others from working was discussed with no action.

Nex Eax Mystic Conn Universal Peace Union

Dr. G. F. James Honored by Minnesota Professorship

Dr. George Francis James of the State Normal School of Los Angeles has been elected professor of pedagogy at the University of Minnesota. An Illinois native, he studied at Northwestern and Michigan, and is the brother of Northwestern Professor James.

Chicago George Francis James State Normal School of Los Angeles Cal University of Minnesota James Illinois Northwestern University University of Michigan

One Man Killed Five Injured in Train Collision

Pittsburg reports a deadly tunnel collision between two Baltimore and Ohio freight trains in Claysville tunnel. One fireman A. Ritznour was crushed to death and brakeman E. D. Reynolds fatally injured. Four other trainmen unnamed and not seriously hurt. Both trains and several cars demolished.

Pittsburg Baltimore & Ohio Claysville A. Ritznour E. D. Reynolds

Train passenger fatally shot on Katy southbound

An unknown man aboard a Katy Railroad southbound train in Checotah Oklahoma fatally wounds a male passenger identified only as M. The incident occurred August 23 and authorities investigated the shooting as a death by self-inflicted action on prompt delivery lines.

Checotah, I. T Katy

Deaths Reported of Captain Cooper and Generals Dickinson and Johnson

In Washington Captain C C Cooper of the transport Kearne died of typhoid fever after arrival with supplies. In Ocala Florida Gen J J Dickinson a famed ex Confederate aged eighty eight died at home, once cavalry commander dubbed Marion of Florida. In Milwaukee Burdettse J Johnson seventy six prominent soap maker died after a lingering illness.

Washington C. C. Cooper Kearne Cooper Ocala Fra J. J. Dickinson Florida Dickinson Marion Milwaukee

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