King of Birds Stole a Child in Indiana Scene
An eagle seized a two year old child in view of the mother in Indiana. The incident involved the bird acting as a predator and prompted immediate concern from local residents and authorities.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1902
Page
1
Baby Found After Eagle Abduction Near Harris Farm
In Ellis Indiana a two year old boy was carried off by a large eagle from the Harris farm near a woodland. The child was found at the foot of a brush tree with a scratched shoulder and a hawk mark, unhurt aside from the injuries, and returned to his mother after a long communal search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Ind
James Harris
Harris
Wiliam Bierele
Chile
Striking Kentucky Railway Brings Turmoil to Tracks
In Catlettsburg Kentucky the Camden interstate line strike grows serious with non union workers dragged from cars and assaulted. Stones rained on trains and tracks greased on grades halting traffic. Deputies armed, patrols tighten control as non union workers are deputized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyfside
Whitelaw Reid and Mrs Reid Visit Sagamore Hill
Whitelaw Reid and Mrs Reid are guests of President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay Aug 4 They arrived by yacht Electric owned by Elbridge Gerry and were driven to the President's home Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia joined them Reid came from England to report on his trip to England to the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
WN. Y
Whitelaw Reid
Mrs. Reid
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Bay
Electric
Elbridge Gery
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Mr. Reid
England
Albuquerque-Tucson in Same Syndicate
J J Henry and T B Whitted of Denver gain controlling interest in Albuquerque electric light plant and city gas works. The new company will be capitalized at 200000 dollars with immediate improvements and plans for an Albuquerque electric railway. Henry oversees electric light ventures in Colorado Tucson Montana and Wyoming. Whitted serves as secretary of Denver General Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
J.J. Henry
T. B. Whitted
Denver
Army claims new explosive can pierce battleship armor
Army officers announce a powerful explosive with a fuse arrangement that makes shells highly penetrating. They say a twelve inch gun could drive a shell through fourteen inches of Krupp armor, enabling de stroying blows once the shell enters the ship. General Crozier cites a delayed detonation that hurls the projectile forward after full penetration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Army Ordinance Office
Ordnance Department
United States Army
Crozier
Crozitt
Philippine Affairs Fanatics Whipped by Police From Seven Towns
Governor Banda litz of Tayabas writes Acting Governor Wright that police from seven towns attacked and defeated a force led by Roberto Rios, a fanatical society leader. Many followers were killed or wounded, few police hurt. General Davis arrived from Mindanao and held talks with Chaffee on the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Bandalitz
Tayabas
Wright
Roberto Rios
Rios
Davis
Mindano
Chaffee
Rail magnates meet wheat growers in Spokane talks
In Spokane a high level meeting gathers James Hill of the Great Northern and Charles S. Mellen of the Northern Pacific with A J Mohler of the Oregon Railway to discuss freight rates and shipping conditions for the Great Basin wheat harvest. Delegates from multiple towns attend as plans for a new line from Coulee City to Adrian are announced with estimated costs and impacts on coast traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hill
The
Great Northern Railway
Charles S. Mellen
Northern Pacific
A. J. Mohler
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Waston
Coulee City
Adrain
Great Northern
Union Before Family Drives Wife to Leave Miner
In Wilkes Barre the wife of a non union miner abandoned her husband and children as miners, pickets and police surrounded Woodward colliery. She left with her six month old baby at the gates and asked him to quit the union, but he refused. The children were taken in by the United Charities after a warrant was sworn for the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Woodward
Delaware, Lackawanna
Western Company
Jacobs
Duryea
George Stoker
Tar Wanamie
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
United Charities
Bertels
Knox and Littlefield Disagree on Trust Legislation
Attorney General Knox and Representative Littlefield of Maine diverge on anti trust measures though both seek new laws to curb combinations harming consumers. Littlefield favors broader congressional power and constitutional amendments while Knox adopts a more conservative approach. Consensus failed before Congress adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Knox
Littlefield
Maine
Mr. Littlefield
Rattlesnake Bite Kills Child in Colorado Yard
Emma Bruedenbrock aged 3 died from rattlesnake bite suffered while playing in her Trinidad yard on August 4. Medical examiners attributed the death to the snakebite and noted the family’s address in Trinidad, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colo
Emma Bruedenbrock
Woman Perishes Trying to Save Invalid Husband in Kansas
Gideon McDowell and his wife lived near Scranton. The wife, after building a fire, rushed to save her husband as their house burned. Her clothing caught fire and she died within minutes. The husband, injured by the blaze, is in a grave condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Scranton
Ban
Alcoh
Gideon McDowell
McDowell
Smuggling Rumors Rally Across the Arizona Border
Detective Dora Ruley reports Chinese smuggling en masse from Bisbee Arizona into El Paso Texas. Americans run the trade using prairie schooners to move Celestials, deceiving federal line riders who mistook the wagons for ordinary immigrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Tex
Dora Ruley
Els Paso
Bisbee Arizona
Arizona
Murderer Electrocuted At Sing Sing Today
Aaron Halie was executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing Prison in New York for the 1900 murder of Mary McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing
Mrs. Katherine Ball Dies After Prolonged Fast
In San Francisco on Aug 4 Mrs. Katherine L Ball co owner of The Fedges hotel died after a 45 day fast begun to lose weight Her weight dropped from 125 to about 125 pounds yet she remained active until fatigue led to collapse Doctors ordered lighter meals but she died at 10 AM Her death ends a remarkable but fatal hunger strike case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Katherine L. Ball
J. Stow Ballard
State Dept Reports Cuban Loan Draft Under Platt Amendment
Washington reports from Havana say Cuba's legislature passed a bill authorizing a 35 million dollar loan at a 90 percent issue rate with 5 percent maximum interest over forty years. The Platt amendment provisions yield no current computation on potential trespass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Pimas in Arizona Described by Ada Millican
Mrs. Ada B Millican portrays the Pima Indians of Arizona as proud industrious and suffering from hunger despite aid. She notes irrigation prospects and a 40000 dollar congressional appropriation while detailing poverty and a reluctance to accept relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Ada B. Millican
Arizona
Millican
St. Carlos
Hadley
Antonio
Hampton School
Malissie Jones
Pima Reservation
Charles H. Cook
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Kentucky Railway
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Catlettsburg
Camden
Whitelaw Reed
Tucson
Philippine Affairs
Jim Hill
Spokane
Wash
Contess
United States
Congress
Attorney General
Southern Arizona
Peope
Havana
State Department
Squiers
Mrs
United States Mail
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