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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1902

Page

18

Anti American Rant in London Weekly Breaks Loose Again

A Saturday Review assault on President Roosevelt's Monroe Doctrine accuses the United States of greed and hypocrisy to rouse Europe. The piece contrasts British editorial views with pro American sentiment and stresses that Monroeism must rest on sea power and stronger grip to endure.

London Saturday Review Great Britain United States Roosevelt Spain Philippines Cuba South America America Canada Russia Isthmian Canal Press- Roosevelt Germany Brazil France

Roosevelt Monroe Doctrine Provokes Mixed Berlin Reactions

Berlin observers react with surprise at President Roosevelt's fresh Monroe Doctrine pledge amid calm European stance. German officials see no aim for territorial gains or coaling stations, while some papers link the talk to Venezuela but the Foreign Office and Berlin Cabinet insist no annexation plans exist. Local editors discuss imperialist undercurrents and the mood shifts after Roosevelt's address.

Berlin Roosevelt Germany State Department Foreign Office Congress Italy Lokal Anzeiger Venezuela United States Vossische Zettune Rue Sa Mr. Roosevelt

President Roosevelts Navy Expansion Speech Sparks Debate

The Tageblatt criticizes British reaction to the President's address, viewing it as a covert German warning while others see a domestic motive. Roosevelt’s remarks are interpreted as preparing the public for a further navy enlargement.

Germany Roosevelt

National Letter Carriers plan national convention in Denver

The National Letter Carriers Association officers and executive board met in Denver to arrange the national convention opening next Monday. The body notes 82 new branches and about 1,100 new members this year, bringing total membership to 16,400 with 15,4 thousand regular carriers.

Denver Aug National Letter Carriers’ Association James ©. Keller Cleveland M. T. Finnan Bloomington Ill E. J. Cantwell Washington D. I. White Boston M. A. Fitzgerald New York E. J. Warner Muncie Ind A. J. Michener St. Louis C. W. Miller Omaha

Jealous husband shoots wife as crowd gathers at Garr home

A man fatally shot Minnie Totten after pursuing her at the Garr residence on East New York Street. Police kept back hundreds while her body was moved to a nearby door. Minnie and Mrs Garr recounted years of abuse and jealousy. Totten’s own death followed from a temple to brain shot.

Garr East New York Street Ragsdale Minnie Totten Franklin Fair Mother Mrs. Garr Providence Father Totten Minnie Franklin Indianapolis Brayton

Watch Sale at 38 Monument Place

J Ullally advertises a special watch sale this week at 38 Monument Place promising enticing prices though the text is garbled and lacks concrete details about brands or discount amounts.

J. Ullally Monument Place

War Game Preparations At Newport And New London

The Army and Navy intensify fortifications as Massachusetts artillery and Rhode Island signal corps reinforce Fort Adams and Fort Greble while the Gloucester and Kanawha move in. Admiral Higginson plans action after midnight as General MacArthur visits. New York heavy artillery arrives, Coast Guard units join, and press access to fortifications is restricted.

Newport R. 1 Army of Defense Higginson Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Boston Fort Rodman New Bedford Fort Adams Fort Greble Rhode Island Signal Corps Navy Massachusetts Naval Brigade MacArthur Kanawha Gloucester Greely New London Signal Corps Coast Artillery Connecticut National Guards United States Connecticut New York Heavy Artillery Davis n= don

Man Charged with Murder Leaves Town With Companion

A man charged with murder spent several days nearby, leaving on August 21. He arrived from Wabasha Minnesota with a woman he introduced as his wife. They stayed at the hotel and appeared to have ample funds.

Wabasha Minn

Vermonter Governor lauds Civil War veterans and teachers

In a Vermon town speech on a monument day the president praises G. A. R. members for their Civil War service and urges that teachers mold future citizens. He stresses that virtue is shown by deeds in both war and peace and singles out those who educate children as essential to the nation.

G. A. KR Salmon P. Chase Republic Burlington, Vt South Royalston Montpelier Society of the Sons of the Revolution Vermont United States Dewey Clark Army Navy Randolph America White River Burlington

Teddy Roosevelt Jr Visits Chicago and Fort Sheridan

Theodore Roosevelt Jr. spent the day in a busy program arranged by H. R. McCullough of the Chicago & Northwestern Rail road. He watched a Western women’s championship at Onwentsia Club, witnessed cavalry maneuvers at Fort Sheridan, and shopped in Chicago before departing at 5 p.m. for a hunting and fishing trip in North Dakota with Marvin Hughitt Jr. and Rensselaer W. Cox aboard the Ashland Avenue line.

Chicago Theodore Roosevelt, Jr H. R. McCullough Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Onwentsia Club Lake Forest Fort Sheridan Ashland Chicago & Northwestern Marvin Hughitt, Jr Rensselaer W. Cox

Defense plans at Point Judith harbor amid wartime maneuvers

At Point Judith R I Aug 30 officers say the harbor offers the best landing chances for an attacking fleet. A large signal corps is stationed here and extensive defenses are planned. A 3000 foot war balloon with telephone wig wag signals and flashlights will be launched to aid sea observations up to thirty miles on clear days.

Point Judith Point Judith Harbor

First Speech in Vermont by President Roosevelt at Windsor Fair

President Roosevelt spoke to about ten thousand at Windsor Vermont fairgrounds. He praised Vermont for leadership, labor, and civic duty, urged adherence to law and rejection of mob violence, and honored veterans of the great war while urging personal responsibility and national unity through work and lawful action.

Vessels Gather for Maneuvers Off Massachusetts Coast

Admiral Higginson maintains shore marines on Martha's Vineyard as naval and army observers ready for war games in Massachusetts coast maneuvers. The fleet at Meneimsha light includes Kearsarge Alabama Massachusetts Puritan Olympia Peoria Mayflower Gloucester Leyden Nina with Panther expected to join. Breakup of marine camp not ordered yet amid overcrowding. visitors include James Karnes. Weather superb. crews eager for action. In Caribbean maneuvers a mimic assault on Culebra Island will involve five marine companies aboard Panther from Philadelphia or Norfolk by November. Brooklyn cruiser at New York navy yard awaits sea with $500,000 in upgrades. steel replaces wood, stronger batteries, and speed around nineteen knots.

Navy Army Alabama Duncan Kennedy W. R. Livermore James Karnes New York Brownson Massachusetts R. H. Berry Kearsarge Central Station Rockport Spoffard Admiral Higginson Washington Caribbean Culebra Island Philadelphia Norfolk Culebra New York Navy Yard Brooklyn

Grand Duke Boris Visits West Point Cadets

Grand Duke Boris Vladimirovitch of Russia, cousin of the czar, visited the United States Military Academy at West Point arriving aboard the yacht Arrow with Charles R. Flint. He reviewed the cadet corps with Colonel Mills and showed marked interest in the visit at the academy.

West Point N. Y Boris Vladimirovitch Russia Cour United States Military Academy New York Charles R. Flint Mills

Washington University library corner stone laid for world fair use

The corner stone of the Washington University library building was laid today in St. Louis Missouri for use during the world’s fair as the venue for meetings of the international congresses.

ST. Louis Washington University Library

Man Believed to Be Bartholin Sought in Chicago

PEFPPIN Wisconsin August reports a man thought to be William Bartholin, sought in Chicago, prompting police inquiry. No further details available in readable text.

Pefppin Wis William Bartholin Chicago

Vermont Visit Highlights Values of Work and Decency

President speaks across Vermont stressing duty, training, and unity. He praises veterans and civilians, urges hard work, lawful liberty, and the courage to prepare for national service, citing Admiral Dewey and Clark and Vermont's steadfast character.

Mob executes lynching near Sparta Illinois

In Sparta Illinois Ardee Wilson a Black man arrested for assault on a white woman was dragged from jail by a mob. He was hanged briefly then escaped, later tracked by a posse and shot to death two blocks from the jail.

Sparta Ill Ardee Wilson

J Proctor Knotts Home Burned in Lebanon Fire

In Lebanon Kentucky on August 3 the residence of former Governor J Proctor Knott was destroyed by fire. The handsome country home suffered extensive damage with the loss including personal belongings and household effects. Firefighters battled the blaze but the structure burned rapidly, leaving charred ruins and questions about the cause.

J. Proctor Knott Lebanon

Encouragement From Sick Women to Dr Pierce Medicine

Letters from ill women describe repeated discouragement and long suffering yet report recovery after using Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription and other remedies. One testimonial from Edna Crocier notes back pain, urinary issues, and relief after eleven bottles of multiple Pierce products. Readers are invited to write for confidential advice from Dr. R V Pierce at Buffalo New York.

Edna Crocier F Lauderdale Co Igor R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Tee B. V. Pierce

Dr Lipes Offers Free Treatment Trial For Wide Range Of Ailments

Doctor U G Lipes advertises a new method claiming permanent removal of gout paralysis rheumatism and many diseases including consumption bronchitis asthma and heart and kidney issues. Free trial treatments available to locals and out of town patients with hours shown and no conditions attached.

U. G. Lipes Dr. Lipes

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