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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
2
The fragmentary report notes the formation of Hreant Wars and Condens for convents tied to busy tendering. It mentions the Saentero rising in New Sok from Celon, a body found and a U.S. envoy in Cyrthrurens, Colombia, who died of dysentery during travel.
Operatives back to work following a strike that began March 20, affecting about 17 000 workers. The shortage disrupted production and tied up wages, with earnings loss estimated around 1.4 million dollars. Agents plan to rehire available staff, no discrimination against strike leaders, but high cotton prices hindered a 10 percent wage increase.
In Scranton Pennsylvania on June 22 Ernest Lelante and Miss Jennie Brennan both of Green Wool faced a doomed finale. After a lovers jealous feud a bottle of poison was consumed and a man shot himself after firing on his partner, who lingered in grave condition as doctors fight for her recovery.
A dynamite explosion near Senecaville Ohio damaged a mine shaft being sunk by Somers Coal Co. of Cleveland. The blast shattered every window in the 300 resident town, injuring carpenters and workers and leveling buildings in the village after a lightning storm struck storage near the mine.
The weekly crop report notes variable weather effects on corn, wheat, and cotton. While conditions improved in the southern and western valleys, northern regions report late growth and moisture stress. spring wheat suffers from rain shortages in North and South Dakota, Nebraska, and parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin. Overall, some expansion in cultivation but uneven yields across states.
A garbled OCR list names cadets and officials across states including California New Jersey Illinois Indiana Iowa Ohio New York Nebraska and other locales. It references physical examinations and reporting for the academy with numerous misspellings and scattered initials.
Washington June 4. The grand jury begins examining further contracts with the free delivery service after refining indictments in the Gros Bros case. Postal inspectors reportedly uncovered disclosures driving the grand jury action. The contracts involve the use of aluminium paint on street letter boxes across the country.
An obscure 2.4 new efiel edict sanctioned by the evar bans sale of wit ammunition or explosives in Finland. Severe penalties and imprisonments deter unrest, with meetings restricted to sanctioned events by the governor general. The measure signals a move toward broader suppression.
Report from New York dated June 24 describes German observers gathering extensive details on irrigation farming and freight handling during a week long tour in the western farm belt. They plan a comprehensive report for the German emperor highlighting new techniques and practices observed during the visit.
The executive team of the Moaxiae and enennette Tiletayers union led a sympathy action yesterday alongside Bulling Trades Employers Association members. The strike targeted allied unions in a broad effort within the hull of holding mechanion.
Nearly 400 members of the American Water Works Association attend the twenty second annual convention in Detroit Michigan. The event runs with sessions at the Hotel Cadillac.
A mob estimated at 4000 men and boys dragged George F. White a Black man from a Wilmington jail to a stake near Prices Corner four miles from town and burned him alive after a lynching attempt. White confessed to murder before death.
In chancery court the injunction against taking possession of the cruiser Galveston is dissolved. The ship will remain property of the "vig er creditors until the case is decided by the court of highest resort. The Galveston will be launched this week. Navy to sail to hull soon as possible. Creditors argue extra expense to complete the Galveston at Suffolk may require sureties to cover costs. Washington June 22.
A chaotic Peoria city scene follows the fatal shooting of Officer Murphy during an attempted arrest. A mob gathers outside the jail as authorities rush the suspected killer into confinement. Witnesses report a crowd of around 1000 men and boys, with fire units mobilized to direct the crowd.
Two women were assaulted and left for dead after an attack by a man described as violent. Annie Reed, 25, suffered a fractured skull and other injuries, and Tara Bring, injured with a broken skull and arms, were attacked while alone at home. Suspect confronted residents, sparking widespread fear and calls for swift justice.
Longaleapert Indiana authorities pursue Willam Merrell an ex convict who terrorized Case and Minit que ries for the past several weeks. He fired at trains and travelers at Lake Erie depot Buinker Wild then roamed the area shooting at passengers as officials hunt him. Shively—who testified against Herrell in a prior murder case—seeks his capture before he claims more lives.
The tug Cheney was struck by the propeller Chemung seven miles up the lake yesterday when meeting to enter port. Captain John Whelan, Andy Shafer Steward Kildie Dugan and Phe engliver James Tigers drowned. The remaining crew were rescued by tug Frank Butler.
A reporter describes a bizarre self harm incident in Brooklyn where a man climbed a railing near a tower, boarded a train, fell to a car, hit the third rail, and was thrown onto the street, with witnesses noting the fall and injuries. The misadventure drew Capitol and civic attention in Atlantic City and prompts political debate over Pennsylvania law.
June 24 more than famn eleement menton in the employ of the Pacifiy States Telephone and Veloriiph Co went on strile yester day All the finemen in California Oregon Washington and Arizona quit work to enforce demands for the adoption of an increased wage scale Miocutiontets In Conventions Denver Jieti Prominent elovu tionists from all parts of the country are in attendance at the twelfth on Tol convention of the National Asso ciation of Elovutionisia now in seme sion here.
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