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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
2
A wide summary notes Roosevelt addressing 20 000 supporters on law enforcement against trusts, Cleveland’s New York speech condemning Russian Jewish massacres, and a burst of global events. It covers a New Haven veterans gathering, Midwest wind and flood devastation with large losses, strikes, arrests, and political moves across the United States, plus international tensions and disasters.
Ty ds estimated that Wulf the vine prop of France was destroyed by the forests of April. John D Rockefeller gave 850000 to the Washington Young Men's Christian Association for Abraham Lincoln birthplate soil sales near Hogenville Kentucky. The Irish department of agriculture plans a special exhibit at The St Louis fair. Police Commissioner Greene of New York vows to enforce the law on Sundays. Agnes Tracey, once Agnes Bele on stage, died in New York. Lease terms for Codice stations to be fixed after negotiations with United Tel and Caboie. Captain C F Hirelay long prominent in Chankartown affairs had been in command. A new library wing planned at Wadeworth-Lunsfellow estate in Portland Maine. After 16 years, minstrel George T H Primrose retires from the stage. Bowthern Mieile Reck Island deal for three View Ties blocked by bread commission ruling. Sam Cupples of St Louis proposes expansion of Washington University and tech school. A fashion show opening in New York at Madison Square Garden to display eyewear and garments. In El Paso a geological report notes recent eruption signs in Sierra Madre mountains.
Floods devastate Topeka and Kansas City areas with dozens dead and thousands homeless. Food shortages, disease risk, and relief appeals surge as boats and trains evacuate flood victims. Kansas Gov. Halley calls for statewide aid while authorities assess damage and rally resources.
Prof John F Hicks of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station was killed when a masked assailant shot him after Hicks and his fiancée Miss Mary Gill saw a man run from the rear of the house. Hicks died at a hospital at 6 am. The attack occurred in Wooster as authorities chased a tramp near Benton Ridge. a posse pursued the suspect through fields and a barn before he escaped. Also reported: a Cleveland convict went on rampage, Vermilion reports nine smallpox cases and quarantine measures.
Port Clinton May 90 The Consumers Gypsum Co tied to gain land rights against United States Gypsum Co and others. Court upheld Consumers deed blocking railroad against independent units. Burned child dies after stove fire. a Milan man killed by trolley in Norwalk incident.
The city announces transfers within the police force, with Willierotiradt among officers assigned to pensions, and June transfers. The universal transfer system begins citywide, enabling passengers to ride between lines for a fixed fare, with travel up to 20 miles on street cars for one fare, mirroring a three cent per mile steam rate elsewhere in the state.
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