22 Aug 1901
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Newspaper
Tipton Daily Times
Location
Tipton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
1
Shafeer outlines plans for a major strike amid differences with the Western union, rejecting immediate arbitration. He argues arbitration could worsen the conflict and insists on crisis management through nonpartisan mediation, with church figures cited as potential neutral voices.
A damaged scene report describes a quiet day with limited activity and no crews attempting large-scale excavation. Damage assessment notes cover damages to multiple properties while utilities scramble to restore power and prevent further risk. Local firms mobilize to cover losses and secure sites amid ongoing uncertainty.
Strikers and foreigners were arrested at the gates of the Mennnglvanta Tobe works in Subo after a crowd of about 3,500 gathered. Police and American federal officials handled the situation as bail was offered for the jailed individuals but refused by the magistrate.
A late August wind and rain storm swept Audarko around 9 p.m., blowing down large construction structures and many tents. Two people were killed and many injured. damage scope remains unclear for hours. In Wabash Indiana Solomon Et Hotts, 79, died at home. he was a Friends church member and city planner. In Hockford Illinois Timely White secured a local win as Owens and Hanford starred at umpire tunip.
Washington Cole, a telegraph operator, confronted a masked robber in his store near Mi Creek on a Wednesday morning. Four shots were fired as they fought with revolvers, both men wounded, Cole gaining the upper hand before the attacker collapsed. The robber, a man known to be a desperado, had killed a previous foe years earlier.
Prof. Rigentmain, head of Indiana University histologic station at Wi, was arrested by Degany Fi Commissioner Harris on a charge about using a station to take fish for scientific study. The officer claims the law does not exempt anyone, and Rigentmain has appealed the case.
A chaotic August 22 report from Farmershare Indiana describes umpire Jennings injuring after a bat fracture during a game. The article mentions arrests, a stalled convention, and local residents subscribing funds for a railroad. The item also records a peanut allergy death in Kekona and a post office break in Huntington, alongside a national tennis championship result at Newport.
Disaster at a lakefront crib near Cleveland on Tuesday night leaves five dead, two blown from the shaft, and 25 workers trapped overnight. Officials order an inquiry by the grand jury as rescue efforts, debates on causes, and safety measures unfold.
Reported plans by Cep Alban, governor of Panama, Manuel Calderon and others to launch an expedition against Nicaragua are not substantiated. President Zelaya remains in Nicaragua in a state of profound peace while on vacation in Gronady.
Aug 22 Albany dispatch reports Bill Miller a Negro shot and killed a Negro woman and her daughter and mortally wounded her son on a plantation five miles from Newton Georgia. Miller attempted to persuade the woman's daughter to leave with him, she refused, and he then tried to kill the family before escaping.
Aug c2 at 3 o'clock Wednesday night physicians reported Mrs Beenham alarmingly ill with septicemia and arphritis complicating her condition. Family arrived from Quengboro Nestley on a special train. Doctors held cautious hope based on vital strength though outcome uncertain.
Paris reports the foreign office may grant Turkey a last chance before severing relations if the sultan refuses French demands. A French fleet could seize an Ottoman port and withhold customs dues until payment. London papers debate the justified action and expect the sultan may seek mediation.
The United States ship Woodruff aided the City of Galcandat wreck off Vadvenh, righting the boat and recovering several bodies. The list of recovered includes Thave Adama, Trixie James, Lizgle Graham, King Tarnett, Mrs. W A Hyun and two children, Mee Watts Davia.doh Meehan, with more expected Thursday. The wreck remains a bad one with remainder bodies anticipated to be found.
Aug. reports out of Port Huron describe the steam yacht George Flander rammed and sunk by a large ore carrier near Fort Gratiot light on a Wednesday night. Passengers struggled to the wreckage as rowboats ferried them to shore, with all believed saved. The vessel was total loss. Also noted is Thomas Lipton arriving in New York to cheers after racing Shamrock II. Saratoga horse Isidor sold for 20 000 dollars to Stephen Sanford & Son with a race ban attached. Isidor doomed to never race again.
A posse of about 49 constables attempted to serve warrants on the Dutmar track management and bookmakers. Sheriff Nepeken and deputies repulsed the assault with shotguns, halting betting and detaining several individuals on gambling charges as confusion and arrests followed the failed operation.
An African American man in Charlotte admitted guilt for the murder of Lena Keith, after attacking her in bed and attempting to strangle her. The crime provoked swift community alarm as investigators found the victim’s body riddled with bullets in her home.
Pittsburg reported a Webrew peddler named Nogler was killed Wednesday during an assault on two women in Oshame Woods at 32 Camp Street. Mrs Lees and Mrs Grace Woods, defending themselves, were arrested. Lees faces murder charges, Woods held as witness. Nogler had shown repeated attempts to enter the Woods residence at night for a week. In Barron, Col Pettit, known horseman, was badly injured leading a runaway team with an arm and leg broken and in critical condition.
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