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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1902
Page
6
Thompson seeks use of Commonwealth name in Reading suit
A Philadelphia man, Frank H. Thompson, petitions the Pennsylvania attorney general to allow the commonwealth to be named in a suit against the Reading Railroad Co. over alleged constitutional violation by coal mining. With the attorney general away, department attaches did not publish the filing. action expected upon the official's return next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
W. R. Hearst
Neval
New York
Pennsylvania
New York State
Read+ Coal and Iron Company
Re‘dent
Ace
Compu
Svallable
Suddiy
Harrisburg
Attorney General
Frank H. Thompson
Commonwealth
Reading Railroad Company
Elkin
State Department
Donaldson
Managua
Indiana churches vow to press temperance drive to end saloon era
Western Christian advocate reports rapid saloon closures in Indiana with one hundred shut in thirty days and another hundred blocked in the prior two months. Northwest Indiana Conference backs united church effort through the State Anti saloon League and urges Rev. J W Richards as field agent. Indiana Issue urges pastors to make temperance a regular mission, stocking wards and townships with blanket remonstrances to win a legal, constitutional victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Christian Advocate
Indiana
Northwest Indiana Conference
State Anti-saloon League
J. W. Richards
Burglars Blow Safe In Downington Store
In Deckerville Michigan on October 10 a safe at Henry Welch's Downington store was blown open last night. About $1,000 belonging to Welch and $1,400 in money and papers belonging to James Lane were taken. The burglars escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deckerville
Mich
Henry Welch
Downington
Welch
James Lane
Iowa Goes to Dry Dock for Repairs in Argentina
BUENOS AYRES Oct 10 The US battleship Iowa, once reported aground near Cape Nossa Senhora de Desterro, has entered Bahia Blanca Argentina for dry dock repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Iowa
Cape Nossa Senhora de Desterro
Bahia Blanca
Argentina
Water Introduced and Well Received in Indianapolis
The Abilena Natural Cathartic Water Company promoted its new natural cathartic water to Indianapolis medical professionals and the drug trade. Dr. F. M. Gler reports it as rich in cathartic and diuretic salts and a cure for constipation. The product rapidly supplants prior waters wherever shown, with strong practitioner-supported advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilena Natural Cathartic Water Company
F. M. Gler
The
Couny
Abilena
Indianapolis
Germans Press Colonial Ambitions at First Congress Session
Berlin reports the German Colonial Congress opened with ministers of state and secretaries present. Foreign Secretary Von Richtofen urged attention to colonies, while Duke Johann Albrecht warned against offensive remarks to foreign powers. Speakers urged cooperation with the United States and Great Britain to secure sea trade and boost overseas prosperity. A later note said Berlin will establish a German legation in Havana to bolster commercial ties and diplomatic influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
German Colonial Congress
von Richtofen
William
von Buelow
Germany
Europe
Johann Albrecht
Adolf Wagner
Berlin University
Great Britain
Wagner
France
United States
Herr Max Schickel
Nord Deutscher Bank
Hamburg
Colonial Congress
Braid
Cincinnati
Havana
Foreign Office
Generals Visit Kruger on His Seventy Seventh Birthday
Boer generals arrive at Utrecht to greet ex presidentKruger on his birthday. He thanks them for service and urges relief for distressed Boers. He praises humility and duty as the generals end hostilities to save their people. Students present $400 in a purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utrecht
Holland
Kruger
Rae
Jonker
Fernhout
Kronprin Wilhelm Kerosene? Near Miss After Ocean Loss
The Kronprin Wilhelm sank the Robert Ingham on Wednesday with two dead and narrowly avoided ramming the British torpedo boat destroyer Wizard. The liner, at about sixteen knots, struck the Wizard while attempting to clear a collision, sending freight spewing from her compartments and leaving her crew in grave peril for minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Robert Ingham
Wizard
Geneva Workers Keep Gas Water Electric Ongoing
Geneva reports indicate the gas, electric and water works employer will continue operations after a lengthy strike discussion. Morning demonstrations by strikers were quickly checked by troops as public sentiment leaned against the labor stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Miss Corelli’s Cons I by London Royal Enclosure Row
A feud erupts between Marie Corelli and the Gentlewoman editor over a private letter about being omitted from the royal Braemar Highland gathering guest list. The editor says omission followed his policy on puffery and Corelli’s public disdain for snobs. Both sides face widespread commentary on publicity and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marie Corelli
Gentlewoman
Miss Corelli
Braemer
Lady Byron
Yron
Corelli
London Port Improvement Conference Set for Oct 27
London business leaders including Rothschilds J S Morgan Barings and the Atlantic Transport Company urge action on London’s aging port. The lord mayor has called a Mansion House conference for Oct 27 to present practical measures to the government for port modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rothchilds
J. S. Morgan & Co
Atlantic Transport Company
Barings
Mansion House
Pope lauds Washington after Cuba reports on Chapelle arrival
Rome reports the Pope asked for a full Cuba religious affairs report as Archbishop Chapelle nears arrival. He reviewed agreements with General Wood, Cuba’s military governor, and praised Washington as the most loyal and generous government the church has dealt with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chapelle
Cuba
Porto Rico
Wood
Washington
Austro-Hungarian Battleship Hapsburg Sets Speed Mark
At Pola official speed trials the Austro-Hungarian battleship Hapsburg of 8340 tons displacement made 19.62 points. Witte arrived at Vladivostok after Tomsk Irkutsk and Kharkin trip now 12.5 days from St. Petersburg. In France at Maisons Laffitte Vanderbilt’s Cleopatra third in the Prix Rolleboise, Mari gid third in the Prix Farjadet, Quos Ego second in the Prix Opas. Turkish government increases security prompting three Redifs battalions to Djumabala district. Prague St Wenceslaus Loan Bank official death triggers defalcation inquiry. Brozd and Kouat arrested.
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Pola
Hapsburg
Witte
Vladivostock
Tomsk
Irkutsk
Kharkin
St. Petersburg
Maisons Laffitte
France
W. K. Vanderbilt
Cleopatra
Hie Mariid
Is Quos Ego
Macedonia
Djumabala
St. Wenceslaus Loan Bank
Prague
Bohemia
Herr Brozd
Herr Kouat
Park lands assured across Chicago lake front
Montgomery Ward wins Illinois Supreme Court rehearing appeal and secures the entire lake front from Randolph Street to Park Row and Michigan Avenue to the harbor breakwater permanently for park use. Building in the area is prohibited. The Lake Front Armory case ends the long series of efforts to use the lake front for non park purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Lake Front
Supreme Court of Illinois
Randolph Street
Park Row
Michigan Avenue
Harbor Line
Yukon mail service restricted to letters and papers
Vancouver news reports the summer mail service to Yukon ends immediately. From now on and until further notice the Dawson and northern Yukon mail will handle only letters post cards and a limited amount of newspaper matter due to Yukon navigation closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Yukon
Dawson
Yukon Territory
White Horse
Steamer Oregon Arrives From Nome After Northern Storm
Port Townsend reports the steamer Oregon reached port today after an eight day trip from Nome. A severe storm on September 26 sent sailing craft seeking shelter at Shelter Island, driving the tug Lee ashore. Most barges were wrecked. only one survived the gale as Portland and another steamship prepared to depart Nome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Wash
Oregon
Nome
Shelter Island
Lee
Portland
Daughters of America Convention Adjourns in Cincinnati
The national convention of the Daughters of America auxiliary of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics adjourned in Cincinnati after four days. Delegates postponed revising the constitution to the next annual gathering to be held in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Convention of the Daughters of America
Order of United American Mechanics
Philadelphia
Youngstown Sheet and Tube to buy coal lands in West Virginia
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company plans to acquire a large block of coal lands in West Virginia to build extensive coke ovens. The project will secure a long term coke supply for the company, which already operates its own ore mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
West Virginia
Fire Ravages Lexington Plants and Warehouses in October Blaze
Fire swept through Lexington on October 10 destroying the ice plant Hoffman's brewery and betting works Gus Haerle's wholesale warehouse and several dwellings, with estimated losses around $100,000. The blaze caused extensive damage across multiple local businesses and properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Hoffman
Gus Haerle
Navy Warns Senators to Fill Midshipman Vacancies
The Navy Department orders senators and representatives to nominate midshipmen for vacancies at the Naval Academy. A special examination will be held in Washington on Nov 12 under the naval service commission, with principal and five alternates to be appointed. The note adds that unfilled vacancies stay to be filled by the Fifty-eighth Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Naval Academy
Department
Washington City
Naval Service Commission
Mexican General Arrives in Baltimore for Johns Hopkins Operation
Gen Garza Galan from Saltillo Mexico arrives in Baltimore with wife physician and son for surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He formerly governed Chihuahua and has notable military service. He travels after a serious throat ailment prompts treatment in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Garza Galan
Saltillo
Mexico
Chihuahua
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Stratton will case writ hearing set by counsel agreement
Colorado Springs Oct 10 By agreement of counsel in the Stratton will case the hearing on the writ of certiorari issued by Judge Leeds of the District Court to determine the legality of the matter was scheduled for a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Stratton
Leeds
District Court
Appointment of Administrators Continued by Court
Judge Orrof and Cesartes appointment proceedings continue until October 2. Attorneys will persist in addressing delicate questions and seek a compromise through further settlement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrof
Cesartes
Lone horseman blocks Peoria streetcars during parade
A masked rider on a horse halted Peoria’s corn carnival parade by blocking Adams and Main with a revolver. He forced streetcars to stop, delaying the procession until it passed. Police and company officials failed to move him. after the parade, the man rode off, a stranger with no learned name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Knights of Alcepp
Adams
Main
Finley
Manias Frantic axe murder shocks Homestead family
Charles Cawley a seventeen year old of Homestead Pa murdered his mother Hannah and sister Belle with an axe and fatally injured four more children in a fit of mental strain tied to patent work. He fought off his brothers, was captured by police, and denies guilt telling a plausible story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Washington
Charles Cawley
Homestead
Hannah Cawley
Belle Cawley
South Side Hospital
Josephine
Adeline
Raymond
Agnes
Cawleys
Second Street
Harry
Charles
Bell
James
Greene
Aimee
Anna
Cawley
Tragedy at Mennonite School Ends in Shootings
In Altoona North Dakota a Mennonite schoolteacher Henry I Toewes fatally shot seven people including trustees John Hieber t Peter Kehler and Abraham Rempt and their children before dying by suicide. Five others are gravely injured. The dispute over school management sparked the deadly incident near a small valley villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
Altoona
Great Northern
Henry I. Toewes
John Hiebert
Peter Kehler
Kehler
P. Kehler
Abraham Rempt
Rempt
Abraham
Autlers
Cheee
Hanged for Murder in Macon Mississippi
Gus Bush a Black man was hanged in Macon Mississippi today for the murder of Ernest Dismukes a White man. Two thousand persons witnessed the execution in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Macon
Miss
Gus Bush
Ernest Dismukes
Coffees replaced by Postum eases itching and sleep issues
A Mississippi pastor recounts chronic itching and sleeplessness tied to coffee. After switching to Postum Food Coffee, itching subsided within ten days and sleep improved. resuming coffee worsened symptoms, confirming a link between coffee and his distress. He now uses Postum three times daily with improved rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Wesson
Baptist Church
Sardis
Miss
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