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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1902
Page
6
Washington reports 38 new national banking associations organized in September with total capital of 1 million dollars and $6,750,000 in circulation secured by bonds. Seven state to national bank conversions added 1050000 in small and 675000 in large class capital.
Minister Conger in Peking reports to the State Department that the Chinese imperial government has issued an edict directing the viceroy to carefully frame rules for regulating mining, acknowledging its growing importance and aligning with foreign practice.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Washington Oct 2 reports from the Treasury indicate Indiana public buildings site reports will be ready for submission by Oct 15. Public input allowed before selections. posts plan a 30 day public disclosure delay after submission.
Judge Caldwell signed a formal order directing Colorado Fuel and Iron officers to issue a call for an annual election on December 10 under the supervision of Master in Chancery M. Dera of St Louis. Attorneys for Gates interests seek an appeal and a bill of exceptions cites nineteen alleged errors. The question of proper convening of the special session is challenged.
Ancient remedy touted for teething and stomach relief claims to soothe gums ease wind colic and cure hiccups while promising gentle bowel action. Also promotes a skin treatment and hair dye product marketed to improve complexion or disguise blemishes with two cent syrup and dye offerings.
New York October 2 A high level statement by Thomas F Ryan outlines a mutual World Trade Agreement between Imperial Tobacco of England and Consolidated Tobacco of America. The British American company will control England and colonies while the American firm expands in the United States Cuba Puerto Rico Hawaii Philippines and other markets without cross competition.
Madame Zola was allowed to view Emile Zola's body in Paris on October 2. A crowd saluted the widow as she arrived in deep mourning, assisted by two doctors. Her encounter with the late writer's features triggered a swoon. The will, reportedly found in Zola's bedroom, was sealed and not publicly opened. it reportedly leaves everything to Madame Zola and contains no literary provisions or funeral directions.
Vienna reports say Austrian and Hungarian ministers reached a possible agreement on renewing the ausgleich and sharing admin costs. Details to be kept until parliaments review, with signing expected at Budapest after ratification. Budapest ministers depart Vienna as talks continue for a final accord.
London reports deny rumors the government will drop its education bill as Premier Balfour says there is no foundation for the claim. Colonial Secretary Chamberlain also denies opposition claims regarding the Birmingham Liberal Unionists turnout. Steel shortages push buyers abroad with a US Ohio engineer ordering German steel and chartering a London vessel. Gustav Kauffman dies after Berlin election dispute with Emperor William over his removal from the army.
Dublin October 2 the Birr County Court sustained the Crimes Act Court ruling in the Have land Burke and Michael Reddy cases. Burke’s reventance and Reddy’s hard labor were affirmed, with the Birr Rural District chairman affected.
King Edward conferred the Royal Red Cross on Mrs. Cornwallis West for her services aboard the hospital ship Maine during the Boer War. Jennie Jerome, later Lady Randolph Churchill, was born Miss Jennie Jerome of New York.
President elevates Col. Amos S. Kimball Col. Chambers McKibbin and Col. Charles C. Hood to brigadier general in rapid sequence. Bisbee’s retirement clears vacancies as all three near sixty four and with Civil War and Spanish War service.
War Department issues list of assignments and leaves. Captain F W Foster of the Fifth Cavalry is ordered to establish a recruiting station in Rochester New York relieving Captain Malcolm Young of the artillery corps who must join his company. First Lieutenant F F Russell assistant surgeon granted three months leave and Contract Surgeon L A Thompson one month.
In Buenos Aires on October 2, relations between U S Navy Captain Thomas Perry of the battleship Iowa and Commodore Barilari of the Argentine squadron at Puerto Belgrano grew tense after the Iowa saluted Argentina’s flag but not Barilari, whom Perry says must salute him first due to higher rank. The dispute remains unsettled. The U S cruiser Atlanta has entered dry dock in Buenos Aires, a move noted after its four months out of service.
The text promotes Borden's Condensed Milk as a leading infant food. It claims cow’s milk is richer in proteins fats and salts than human milk and must be adapted for infant feeding, presenting the product as the preferred choice for infant nourishment.
Democratic nominee Jacob P. Dunn delivered a keynote in a 400-person crowd at the Masonic Temple. He praised Democratic aims, attacked trusts and Republican policies, and urged arbitration but opposed injunctive labor suppression. Prominent Democrats attended, while leaders were largely absent. Dunn’s hour and a half reading touched on trusts, tariffs, and ballot reform.
Mr Chairman and fellow citizens present a preliminary speech as a first time candidate. He defends the American theory of government arguing nations govern themselves best when they understand their own needs and act despite unfounded hopes and fears. He notes many fail to exercise this capacity.
General Chaffee and Vice Governor Wright sailed from Manila on the transport Sumner for San Francisco. Cheering crowds and a gun salute honored them at Santiago. The voyage includes stops at Kahama and Honolulu, health permitting, with Wright remaining home five days.
Washington reports no news of fighting between Captain and Morodattos. a cablegram from General Chaffee dated Monday states Pershing left Vicars with infantry cavalry and two platoons to make another demand on Mactu to her stock.
Rome reports a papal bull issued Tuesday establishes an apostolic vicariate for Mindanao. It provides for the creation of a vicariate on the island of Danao under the Catholic Church’s Philippines mission.
Topeka Kansas October 2 The Kansas Supreme Court granted a stay of execution in the Jensie Min murder case and will hear the appeal in January Morrison’s bond was set freeing her until trial while she was sentenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary
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