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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1902

Page

6

38 Others Elected by Coopers

ST LOUIS March 6 The National Coopers Association which has been in convention here for the last two days has adjourned St Louis was selected for the annual convention which will begin March 4 193 An intermediate meeting will be held in Cincinnati on a date to be set by the executive committee The election of officers resulted as follows President Max H Ritzweiler Peoria Ill vice presidents J R Kelly Kansas City Frank Ennessy Chicago and J M Bauer Lawrenceburs Ind secretary treasurer Walter Welford Memphis executive committee Edward Hibben and George F Mayer St Louis M D Welch Omaha Neb H B Carter of Gubtland and R J Wymond Aurora nd

ST. Louis National Coopers’ Association Cincinnati Max H. Ritzweiler Peoria Ill J. R. Kelly Kansas City Frank Ennessy Chicago J. M. Bauer Lawrenceburs Ind Walter Welford Memphis Edward Hibben George F. Mayer M. D. Welch Omaha Neb H. B. Carter Gubtland R. J. Wymond Aurora

Patrick Case Defense First Witness Is Regular Physician

The defense in Albert T. Patrick's murder trial opened with Dr. Walker Curry, Rice's regular physician, testifying that Rice had a weak heart and that, despite patient care from April to his death in September, no evidence showed poison or conspiracy beyond statements by co conspirator Jones. The court denied motions to strike testimony or require indictment count specificity.

New York Albert T. Patrick William M. Rice Goff Wilthaus Patrick Jones Mr. Rice Rice Howse Walker Curry Dr. Curry

Feared by the Court Tung Fu Hsiang’s Operations Alarm

Peking dispatch reports General Tung Fu Hsiang with a sizable army causing alarm at the imperial court. The Dowager Empress offers to support him if he disbands, but he refuses, fearing safer control with his troops and risking pillage and rebellion if resources shrink. Foreign legations protest Marshal Su’s transfer and indemnity payments.

Peking Tung Fu Hsiang Yung Lu Marshal Su Kwang-Si Legation Bankers’ Commission Robert Hart Imperial Maritime Customs Ceone Ee Shanghai London China Tien- Tsin the Times Yuan Shi Kai Chi-Li Tien-Tsin Yuan Shu Kai

Wanamaker at Rome Receives Pope and French Delegation

John Wanamaker of Philadelphia, former postmaster general, was received at the Vatican in Consistral Hall by the Pope, with a delegation of about a hundred French clerics. The Pope wore white after a red robes entrance, and Cardinal Richard led the French group in delivering addresses. The audience followed with extempore replies and hearty salutations. The Pope also welcomed other extraordinary missions, receiving gifts including a porcelain clock from Emperor William and praising Franco-German friendship.

New York John Wanamaker Fhiladelphia Vatican Rome Richard Paris Pointiff Leo XII Bisle William Germany

Read freed from penitentiary after week in custody

Leavenworth Kansas March 6 Captain James C Read released from federal penitentiary on habeas corpus after one week He was sentenced to five years for receiving bribes and served as a captain in the commissary department at Manila The release follows a ruling by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals that sentences by a court martial of regular army officers were void

Leavenworth Kan James C. Read Federal

Driggs Seabury Gun Plant Shut by Sheriff in Derby

In Derby Connecticut on March 6 the Driggs Seabury Gun and Ammunition plant was closed by the sheriff leaving one man unemployed. Laffan Rand of New York had attached the plant for 30000 to satisfy a 22900 claim. unsettled accounts led to the seizure. The firm had been rushing government contracts, and much work remains unfinished.

Derby Conn Driggs- Seabury Gun and Ammunition Company Laffan & Rand New York Driges- Seabury Company

Large iron ore vein found at Lyon Mountain mine

Plattsburg New York March 6 The Chateaugay Ore and Iron Company reports the iron ore vein near Lyon Mountain is over seventy feet thick and extends six miles doubling the known deposit size. The company raises capital from 1 500 000 to 2 760 000 while Delaware and Hudson holds a controlling stake valued at 1 100 0%.

Plattsbburg N. Y Chateaugay Ore and Iron Company Lyon Mountain New York Delaware & Hudson

Marriage Doubt Spurs Comment In London Columns

In London March 6 two notices draw attention one states the arrangement marriage with Mr George Charles Montagu M P to Miss Custance will not occur the other notes Lord Alfred Douglas wed Miss Olive Custance quietly at St Georges Hanover Square The bride is daughter of Colonel Custance and Lord Alfred is son of the late Marquis of Queensbury March 7 Vienna dispatch says American ministers treated as ambassadors by Emperor Francis Joseph despite strained relations. Civil service estimates show a rise of 32 810 525 pounds with grants for Transvaal coronation Pacific cable subsidy.

London George Charles Montagu Custance Grenadier Guards Alfred Douglas England United States Marquis of Queensbury Vienna The Standard Francis Joseph Goluchowski Prince Henry Kine Civil Service Transvaal Orange River Edward

Greene Gaynor case defendants fail to appear in court

Benjamin D. Greene and John F. Gaynor, principal defendants in Greene Gaynor et al charged with conspiracy against the United States, did not appear when called in Savannah court. The judge gave an order granting until tomorrow morning for their appearance. Attorneys said the defendants did not understand the absence. Ed H. and William T. Gaynor appeared.

Savannah Benjamin D. Greene John F. Gaynor Greene Gaynor United States Ed H William T. Gaynor

Ex-Mayor Magowan Arrested in Trenton on Fraud Charge

Ex mayor Frank A. Magowan was arrested in Trenton at noon as a fugitive from justice and jailed awaiting extradition to Philadelphia. He is indicted there for obtaining about $14,000 under false pretenses for a business venture.

Trenton N. J Frank A. Magowan Central Philadelphia Magowan Philadelph

Receiver for Publishers in Chicago News Firm

The George M. Hill Company publishers placed in temporary receivership by Judge Kohisaat, U S District Court, due to overproduction. The firm faces about $290,000 in liabilities and assets, and hopes to resume operations soon after arranging stock dispositions.

Chicago George M. Hill Company Kohisaat United States District Court

Carnival at Paris Becomes Grand Boulevard Spectacle

Paris on March 6 hosted a Mi Carneval with summery weather and high spirits. Cavalcades featured cars themed on dirigible balloons and the repopulation question as crowds fill the Grand Boulevard and Latin Quarter. Confetti battles fire through vast crowds in lively street scenes.

Paris Grand Boulevard Latin Quarter

German Engineers Offer First Second in Transit Tests

Berlin March 6 The Society of German Mechanical Engineers notes influence from Berlin electrical rapid transit experiments and has offered first and second proposals for advancing urban transit systems. The announcement highlights ongoing studies by engineering groups and potential collaboration with city authorities.

Berlin Society of German Mechanical Engineers

Steam locomotive heat design prizes and speeds

Details prize amounts for a steam locomotive with a single car carrying 100 passengers and baggage, aiming 75 mph on straight, level track to boost frequent service between major German cities. Also notes international dispatches on revolutions spreading in Siberia, King Edward’s levee, Mormon proselytizing in Copenhagen, Irish politics, and a Brussels suffrage demonstration with student clashes.

Osman Pasha sentenced for treason in Constantinople

Osman Pasha, son of Kurdish chief Bedrahan Pasha, was condemned for high treason after a closed trial begun February 20, with the sentence to be commuted to perpetual imprisonment. General Nazmi Pasha, Ali Pasha’s son-in-law, has been arrested amid the proceedings. Germans Abroad Contribute to Navy. Berlin reports Admiral Valois delivered 300,000 marks from German Navy League members abroad to aid gunboat construction, with the Kaiser praising such overseas patriotism.

Constantinople Osman Pasha Bedrahan Pasha Nazmi Pasha Ali Pasha Berlin Valois Emperor William German Navy League

Liverpool ship owner funds research at University of Liverpool

William John ston of Liverpool has donated £%,.00 to the University of Liverpool for research in pathology and physiology and to endow three research fellowships. One fellowship will be held by a United States medical graduate.

Liverpool William Johnston University of Liverpool United States

Caught in Snowdrift Delays Altoona Rail Lines

In Altoona Pennsylvania snow trapped city passenger and Logan valley railways. A passenger train on the Altoona division was stuck thirteen hours near Martinsburg. Passengers trudged three feet of snow to shelter. Crews cleared tracks overnight and morning trains ran near normal. The main line opens gradually for freight as repairs finish.

Altoona City Logan Valley Railways Pennsylvania Road Martinsburg

Pittsburg Recovers From Severe Snowstorm Sweep

Pittsburg and Allegheny slowly recover from yesterday's snowstorm. Traction and telephone lines are back. railroads still suffer delays. Snow totals reach fifteen inches in the city with heavier amounts nearby including Somerset twenty nine inches and Ebensburg two feet. Flood risk looms if rain follows.

Pittsburg Allegheny Fairmount W. Va Johnstown Greensboro West Newton Freeport Somerset Ebensburg Alleghenies

Snowbound Valley Struggles as 10 Foot Drifts Halt Travel

Snow drifts ten feet deep extend across the Lehigh valley from Wind Gap to the Blue mountains, blocking trolley lines and rail branches and trapping township roads. Livestock losses mount as a coal famine looms. milkmen and farmers face days before access clears. A trolley car carrying clergy from a Bangor conference was freed by farmers and conveyed home.

Bethlehem Lehigh Valley Lehigh and Lackawanna Jersey Central Railroad Blue Mountains Wind Gap Bangor Portland Philadelphia

Miss Julia Lamont Stricken With Brain Fever in New York

Miss Julia Lamont daughter of Daniel Lamont former secretary of war is critically ill at home in New York with brain fever She was to attend a gala Metropolitan Opera House performance with Mrs Grover Cleveland last Tuesday night and has since worsened

New York Julia Lamont Daniel Lamont Lamont Grover Cleveland Metropolitan Opera House Prince Henke

Victim of Chloroform in Washington Residence

Dr. Richard Ferguson Jr., 28, formerly of Richmond, Virginia, was found dead in his Columbia home this evening. Authorities believe he attempted to use chloroform to sleep and suffocated when his head fell into a saturated handkerchief.

Columbia, D. C Richard Ferguson, Jr Richmond

Populist Conference Date Confirmed in Louisville

Louisville March 2 190? Chairman LOUIS Parker of the national Populist committee announces allied parties conference will be held in Louisville on April 2. A local hotel has agreed to provide a hall for the gathering.

Louisville Jo A. Parker National Populist Committee Allied Parties

Mystery Surrounds Andree Expedition Fate Still Unsolved

Winnipeg report repeats two year old claim that Andree and companions were killed by Eskimos near Fort Churchill. Hudson Bay Company officials deny any fresh corroboration. The circulated tale describes searchers finding Andree items with northern tribe, but no conclusive evidence.

Winnipeg Manitoba Hudson Bay Fort Churchill Andree Hudson Bay Company Dimiak

Ill Fated Arctic Balloon Expedition of Andree

The 1897 Spitzbergen voyage by S A Andree and colleagues ends in tragedy as their great airship Ornen lifts from a damaged balloon shed and vanishes into the Arctic. The mission aimed to reach the pole with a hydrogen balloon, with only pigeons as link to civilization and no confirmed word from the trio after their departure.

Spitzbergen Arctic Andree Strindberg Fraenkel Alken Hammerfest Great White North Gothenburg Svenskund Sweden Regula

Andree Arctic Balloon Expedition Details Revealed

The account lists provisions packed for a two year stay including copper food boxes and frozen meats plus lozenges and pemmican. Swedish explorer Solomon Auguste Andree led the craft with Knut Frackel and Nils Strindberg aboard, carrying pigeons and scientific gear toward polar exploration.

Norway Andree Solomon Auguste Andree Grenna Smolland Spitzbergen Patent Office Swedish Academy of Science Stockholm An- Gree Acadeey North Pole Arctic Nils Strindberg University of Stockholm Andree’s

John S Poland Camp backs army post plan in Indiana rally

At a meeting of John S Poland Camp Spanish American War Veterans a resolution was adopted approving the conversion of the Indianapolis arsenal into a permanent army post and urging Indiana senators and congressmen to secure the secretary of war's approval. The group asserts soldiers in the community ensure protection and peace.

John S. Poland Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument Commission Board of Army Posts Secretary of War Indianapolis United States Arsenal John 8 Poland Indiana Congress

How He Raised 7 Dollars A Blacksmith’s Peddling Scheme

Jesse Williamson a horseshoer living on North Meridian street was arrested for peddling without a license. He bought two kegs of horseshoes for 7.70 at Van Camp’s hardware, sold them for 7 cash to another horseshoer, leading to suspicions of theft. Police questioned ownership but the charge was amended to peddling without a license.

Jesse Williamson Meridian Street Williamson Wiliamson van Camp

New Lodge of Eagles Opens in Smiths Mall

A Fraternal Order of Eagles march parade drew attention as Indiana welcomed a new lodge. Visitors from Anderson and Elwood helped inaugurate the group, which offers social functions and benevolent benefits including physician visits, sick and death benefits, and nurse salaries for families. Officers named include Fred Rosier, John Agner, William Hindel, Jeremiah Offutt, George M. Nichols, Otto De Luse, R. J. Bradley, Charles Miler, George De Hare, Harry Moran, Horace Brown, Fred Shaub, and Dr. C. G. Winters.

Order of Eagles Washington Indiana Anderson Elwood An Gagie Smith's Mall Knots Street Fred Rosier John Agner Wiliam Hindel Jeremiah Offutt George M. Nichols Otto de Luse R. J. Bradley Charles Miler George de Hare Harry Moran Horace Brown Fred Shaub Dr. C. G. Winters

Smoke less furnace installed in When building for tests

A new smoke less furnace, invented by an Indianapolis man, has been installed in the When building. It will be detached today and operated tomorrow to demonstrate the contrast. The public is invited to inspect the machine and judge the test.

Indianapolis

Luke Sanders Hanged in Marion Alabama Jail

Luke Sanders was hanged in the Marion jail corridor at 11 0 today for the murder of road overseer Mullins last April. The execution was witnessed only by guards, about forty in number, and Sanders made no statement when addressing the crowd from the gallows.

Marion Ala Luke Sanders Mullins Sanders

Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Uses and Claims

An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a century old remedy for teething colic and diarrhea, claiming universal use by mothers and urging readers to buy at two cents a bottle. It also promotes Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar and says a toothache drops cure in one minute sold by druggists.

Avery Pn World Hale

Observing Women Endorsing Paine's Celery Compound

Observers claim the spring medicine quickly regulates bowels clears the jaundiced eye whites and gives a healthful facial bloom. It purportedly strengthens pulse and nourishes tissues boosting nerves brain blood and overall vitality. Mrs Nellie Morse Taylor recalls severe grippe leaving her feeble and nervous and weighing six pounds before Paine's Celery Compound rebuilt her to ten pounds and cured nerve troubles.

Paine Nellie Morse Taylor Solon

Interurban Time Card Fragment From An Era

Fragmentary interurban time card lists schedules between Anderson and Muncie with departures at 6 00 and 6 0 a m and 1 p m, limited trains, and arrival times stated as about one hour sections. The garbled text preserves the notion of a scheduled service with limited trains serving Anderson.

Bor Albucina Meine Iwoud Alexandria Laeve Anderson Muncie Ana Ae

Suburban Transit Schedule Patchwork For Cars And Freight

Passenger cars depart Georgia and Indian streets starting at 1 a m with service until 3 p m. Freight cars arrive at Georgia and Meridian at 5 a m and depart at 3 a m. Additional runs include 2 20 and 1 30 times. combination cars appear at 1am 2 noon 3p m 6p m and 6p m for street service.

Georgia Indian Meridian Dam

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