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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
3
A Chicago Post analysis explains how campaign oratory fills the Congressional Record as lawmakers prepare for elections. It contrasts the Senate’s deliberations with the House’s hurried duties, notes senatorial courtesy, and profiles Senator William Pierce Frye as presiding officer.
June 24 Bonesville report says Mayor Jaibes L Holden was forcibly ejected from a courtroom after demanding withdrawal of an affiant against a woman. He struck Police Chief Tracy during the fracas as attendants aided the chief outside.
Philip Buencamino, ex Aguinaldo cabinet member and federal party leader, visited Mrs McKinley with interpreter Frank Jeannini. They met Judge Day, toured West Lawn cemetery, and discussed the Philippine plan to colonize the archipelago with U S settlers seeking to occupy 20 million acres, aiming to move 1 000 people from crowded districts to the Philippines.
In Paterson New Jersey on Monday June 24 the militia remains posted at silk mills with guards at upper windows and rifles ready. Dispatches say orders are to shoot to kill if trouble arises as workers split between returning to work and staying under military protection. A prolonged shutdown could occur if a general stoppage develops, though no broad strike has been ordered.
At the St James hotel on Murphy Street in Dallas collapsed early this morning. Most guests were asleep. three pulled from rubble and two severely injured. James Nola and J Fife are among the injured. manager Fletcher saved but dazed. Firefighters fear survivors may have drowned under water streams. The three story landmark hotel catered to stockmen and farmers.
Wilkes Barre Pa June 23 mining union leader John Mitchell issues an address to the public defending wage demands and urging arbitration while criticizing operator claims of mine productivity and high rail freight costs. Pittsburgh Leechburg and Clarksburg reports note strikers wives and arrests as public order tightens.
Jane Toppan, a nurse, confessed to killing 11 people and was indicted for three murders in Barnstable. Alienists said her impulses drove her to murder patients, many friends, and she described using morphine and atropine with mineral water or whisky.
The Topeka state convention completed the state ticket nomination after a day of debate over fustan with the democratic faction. A large populist faction pressed to nominate without democrats but fusion was adopted to resolve the split.
London June 16 reports indicate King Edward III is in Buckingham Palace after an emergency operation for perityphittis. Doctors say four to five weeks may pass before coronation procedures resume. Sir Frederick Treves led the operation. recovery is cautious with no complications reported.
Washington June 23. Conferees critique Senate language on the Isthmian canal. They flag incongruities such as a Caribbean to Pacific canal with a Gulf of Panama outlet and a shore to shore scope that omits the three-mile coastal zone under international practice. If the Senate amendment wins, fixes will be sought.
On June 16 in Chicago the National Teamsters and local Freight Handlers agreed on an ultimatum to all railroads entering China. After Thursday no union freight will be delivered to non union handlers and no non union freight will be accepted by union drivers. The action involves every railroad freight house in Chicago and could affect over 30 000 workers and most major manufacturers. In Washington Maj Estes G Rathbone ex director general of posts of Cuba arrived to seek an thorough investigation into his Cuban trial and conviction, saying he did not get a fair hearing and will press congressional committees for a full inquiry.
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