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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1902

Page

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Gallant British defense at Klip river amid Boer siege

British mounted infantry tried to break a Boer ambush south of Johannesburg on Feb 12. A heavy three sided fire trapped them on a kopje. Eight officers and many men died or were wounded before retreating to cover. Major Dowell led the effort and was killed.

Pretoria Klip River Johannesburg London Lord Kitchener Waterval Vantondersbek Dowell Durban Dewet MarntePurg

Alarm Over Mountain Openings and Earthquake Strikes Chilpancingo

In Chilpancingo Guerrero seven small openings were found in the mountain between this city and Chilapa, emitting smoke and raising fears of danger. An earthquake at about 1 to 2 AM jolted the city, waking residents and heightening alarm over the peril.

Chilpancingo Guerrero Chilapa

Trieste Martial Law Declared After Strikes

Trieste is under martial law following severe riots and strikes. One hundred arrests made. funeral for victims guarded by troops amid heavy snow. In Vienna reports say riots, with many killed and wounded, prompted by Socialist or Anarchist agitation. police commissioner among the dead.

Trieste Austria Vienna von Koerber Imperial Remier Reichsrath Reicherath Apr Municipal Cours

Tragic double shooting at East Helena smelter

Harold M. Cole, assistant superintendent and chief chemist at the East Helena smelter, shoots his young wife Olive Mayne Cole then kills himself at their home in Helena Montana. Mrs Mayne mortally wounded, no witnesses. Cole, 34, a prominent mining man and Columbia College mining graduate, died at the undertaker's.

Mayne Cole East Helena Harold M. Cole Montana New York Columbia College

German's not pleased copies of Kentuckian's philippic in demand

Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports a surge in demand for Wheeler of Kentucky speech critical of Prince Henry of Prussia. Germans abroad and German-Americans seek copies as the record contains the term little Dutch man. Several members pressed the full spoken remarks into the Record. Marc Claypool and John T. Thompson arrive in Washington to press Indiana Agricultural Association claims in Congress. John Bonnel arrives as western district revenue collector for Indiana for official business. John L. Sheppard of Texarkana is critically ill in Washington from heart trouble, requiring hospital care and distant summons.

Indianapolis Journal Washington House Senate Congress Representative Wheeler Kentucky Prince Henry Prussia Wheeler Marc Claypool Muncie John T. Thompson Gaston Indiana Agricultural Association Claypool Thompson John Bonnel Internal Revenue Indiana

Schwab Sees Global Interest in United States Steel Plans

Charles M Schwab returning from Europe arrives in New York to attend the United States Steel Corporation stockholders meeting in Jersey City He reports broad European interest in American industrial combinations and outlines aims to boost output and cut costs through a major company reorganization and new railway system plans.

New York Europe Charles M. Schwab United States Steel Corporation St. Paul Jersey City United States Schwab Steel Corporation Chicago America Americans China Orient Congress Sires StarIne England

Federal Telephone Company plans cash bond issue in Ohio

Cleveland reports a 7 1 million cash bond issue as part of a 6 5 million financing with collateral trust. The move funds expansion, adds 3000 phones in Cleveland, 1000 in Columbus, and signals Detroit plant sale amid municipal ownership talks led by Detroit mayor Maybury. Banks expect about 400 dollars plus interest for the Detroit plant sale.

Cleveland, O Federal Telephone Company Cleveland Columbus Columbus Exchange Detroit Purches Maybury Bankers’ Committee

Rail accidents foul fog kill two near Litchfield

Rail collisions on Illinois lines yesterday left two dead and five injured. A Diamond special of Illinois Central crashed into a rear sleeper of a freight train north of Litchfield amid thick fog. Two Pullman cars were wrecked and the freight engine damaged. no passengers were hurt. In Carbondale three were seriously injured in a Texas Junction head end collision involving a passenger train No 26 and an extra freight, traced to the apparent absence of a flagman.

Litchfield, Ill Ilinois Central Road Litchfield Carbondale Texas Junction Here Illinois Central Railroad Bryan Donahue Robert Allen Charles Ashley J. S. Lewis

Kronprinz Wilhelm Arrives Southampton Prince Henry’s Un eventful voyage

Prince Henry of Prussia traveled to England aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm. The voyage was uneventful with the prince inspecting the ship, dining with his suite, and greeting Berlin’s AP representative. Southampton authorities intensified checks as the ship neared dock. The liner then proceeded to Cherbourg and on to New York, with ceremonies planned by German societies.

Southampton Kronprinz Wilhelm Prince Henry England Bremerhaven Weser Prince United States Berlin Associated Press Isle of Wight Portsmouth Southampton Water Lloyd Steamship Company London Cherbourg George and Allison Armour Charles Cust Spencer Eddy Constantinople Catherine Eddy Moreton Frewen Cornwallis West

Four Die in Iowa Central Head-On Collision Near Gilford

Four men died in a head-on crash on the Iowa Central one mile north of Gilford. The light engine struck a passenger train, killing engineer Wallace Frew of Kelthsburg Illinois and engineer John White of Oskaloosa plus firemen Frank Patton and Elmer Ogle of Marshalltown. Several passengers were lightly injured. Frew failed to clear the passenger train.

Marshalliown Iowa Central Gilford Wallace Frew Kelthsburg Ill John White Oskaloosa Frank Patton Marshalltown Elmer Ogle Engineer Frew Gifford

Kronprin Wilhelm wireless report from sea off Lizard

A Marconi transmission from the Kronprinz Wilhelm when about ninety miles off the Lizard said all well with fine weather and smooth seas.

London Marconi Kronprinz Wilhelm Lizard

Millions for Improvements by Metropolitan Securities Plan

New York February 16 President H H Vreeland of the Metropolitan Street Railroad Company outlined a plan for the Metropolitan Securities Company to take control. The proposal contemplates raising 30 million dollars and immediately placing 23 million into the Metropolitan treasury to acquire floating assets, loans, stocks, and claims. After paying floating debts, about 13 million would remain for Metropolitan improvements plus 7 million for Third Avenue projects, totaling around 20 million to enhance lease value and transportation facilities in the city. The plan emphasizes growth over short term capital needs and suggests substantial profits ahead.

New York H. H. Vreeland Metropolitan-street Railroad Company Metropolitan Securities Company Metian

Freight train split by Continental Limited at Lincoln Park tragedy

In Rochester on February 16 a freight train on the New York Central was struck as it moved from the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg line to No 3 track by the Eastbound Continental Limited. The engineer Nichol escaped with minor injuries while fireman Frel of Buffalo suffered a dislocated icea and Rochester fireman Charles Twist had an arm broken. The collision left three freight cars turned to kindling and wreckage strewn across tracks.

Paris le Temps Messrs. Wessels Wolmarans Europe United States Fischer Brussels Wessels The Hague Messrs. Wolmarans and New York Rotterdam Boulogne Kruger Messrs London Amsterdam Daily Mail Rochester N. Y Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg New York Central Lincoln Park East Bount Continental Limited West Shore Limited Nichol F.rel Buffalo Charles Twist Ines United

Engineer Lyons and Fireman Desot Die in Freight Collision

Connelsville Pa February 16 An engineer T W Lyons of McKees Rocks and his fireman P W Desot of Buffalo were killed in a head on crash of freight trains on the Pittsburgh McKeesport and Summingenny division at Round Bottom The collision followed disobeying orders by one of the train crews The victims were pinned under wreckage for twenty minutes before being removed Survivors were left after the tragedy

Connellsville, Pa T. W. Lyons McKee's Rocks P. W. Desot Buffalo Pittsburg, McKeesport & Summingneny Pittsburg & Railroad Round Bottom

Captain of the Meteor Arrives for Kaiser's Yacht Work

New York dispatch notes Capt Benjamin Parker arrives with his family to take charge of the Emperor of Germany’s Meteor III. Parker, famed yachtsman, previously sailed Meteor and Shamrock II. Crowds view the Hohenzollern from Hoboken while Lutheran services are held aboard. A wreath is to be laid on Beatrice Goelet’s tomb per Emperor William’s instruction.

New York Prince Henry of Prussia Benjamin Parker Germany Parker William Parker L. Parker England Thomas Lipton Hogarth Wringe North River Hoboken Hohenzollern New Jersey Admiral von Baudissin William Beatrice Goelet Robert Goelet Harriet Warren Goelet

Bell's Work Well Done in Batangas Campaign

General J Franklin Bell reports a near total cleanup of insurgent activity in Batangas province with troops capturing or forcing insurgents to flee. The crackdown prompts bank robberies in Tayabas and Cavite, seen as a spillover effect. The Wright transport, damaged by a rock at San Jacinto harbor, was raised and towed to Cavite for drydocking.

Manila J. Franklin Bell Batangas Tayabas Cavite Laguna Bell San Jacinto Harbor Wempatuck Wright

Shemaka Earthquake Devastates Transcaucasia Towns

Berlin reports from Baku that the Shemaka district and surrounding towns suffered severe destruction with thousands killed. The ancient Khanate capital, once a Shirvan residence, endured repeated earthquakes and historic upheavals, while silk, cotton, wheat, and dyeing industries faded in the wake of disaster.

Berlin Baku Transcaucasia Shemaka Zagdlavai Caspian Sea India Black Sea Shirvan Kamachia Shah Ismail I Jenkinson Ivan the Terrible Daghestan Ala-ud-Daulah Turkey Nadir Shah Persia Caucasus Mahmud Seyyid Russia Mustapha

Irish League reps honored at Academy of Music reception

New York on February 16 W H K Redmond M P and Joseph Devlin representatives of the United Irish League were feted by Irish Americans at the Academy of Music. Subscriptions to the league exceeding large sums were announced. The event featured remarks by W Bourke Cochran and Redmond.

New York W. H. K. Resmond M. P Joseph Devlin United Irish League Academy of Music W. Bourke Cochran Redmond

Effort Rises for Indianapolis Methodist Hospital Fund

Prominent Indiana Methodists urge city congregations to fund a new Indianapolis hospital. Subscriptions across churches aim for about 60 thousand dollars with Meridian Street leading at about 15 thousand and multiple churches pledging 1.5 to 5 thousand each. Several 2.5 thousand gifts noted, names withheld.

Indianapolis Roberts Park Fletcherplace Vergil W. Tevis Broadway Central Avenue William ©. van Arsdal Joan Dalrymple W. LD. Cooper Charles F. Coffin Mr. Dunning Meridian Street

Self Sacrifice Core in Christian Service Speeches

The Rev. William Sheridan of Trinity M. E. Church Louisville spoke at Meridian Street M. E. Church on the hospital movement. He preached from John 12 24 stressing life through death and progress through self sacrifice, using a wheat in tomb tale to illustrate choosing communal good over self preservation. He urged deciding whether to live for oneself or for others destiny hinges on sacrifice.

William Sheridan Trinity M. E. Church Louisville Meridian-street M. FE Sheridan

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