Funeral Postponed as Husband Dies and Wife Hopes for Revival
A man died and his body was embalmed after the funeral was postponed. His wife remains hopeful for revival, seeking all possible remedies and waiting for further developments.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1902
Page
1
Faith Prevails In Christian Science Delay Of Burial
Indianapolis July 7. John Trucksess died from a skull fracture after a fall from an electric tram four days ago. Christian Scientists his wife and niece Maggie Hoper delayed burial claiming possible resuscitation by prayer. A sister Katherine Trucksess opposed the faith and questioned embalming and staged attempts to revive him. Health authorities may intervene as burial plans stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John Trucksess
Lhat Trucksess
Trucksess
Maggie Haper
Katherine Trucksess
Illinois
Miss Tracksess
Declined to Marry He Shot Himself in Milan Farm
Henry Starr of Hagerstown Indiana attempted suicide at H D Zook's Milan residence after pursuing Miss Alice Ressler who had refused his marriage proposal. Starr, about 20, survived but faces uncertain recovery while his parents live in Palestine Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kan
Henry Starr
Hagerstown
Indiana
H. D. Zook
Milan
Alice Ressler
Starr
Kansas City
Zook
Palestine
Ohio
Battle Over San Jose Mayoral Seat Ends in Turmoil
In San Jose a dramatic city hall clash ensued as Mayor elect Worswick declared legality of his election and ordered removal of Mayor Martin and City Clerk Cottel. Police and officials resisted, with the old council packed with supporters. Worswick seated himself while Martin attempted to convene. lawsuits are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elect Worswick
Tracey Still Free as Sheriff Returns from Search
Seattle, July 7. No word on Harry Tracey since he left Port Madison Saturday night. Sheriff Cudance and ten men searched 125 miles from Point No Point to Big Harbor, returning this morning on the tug Sea Lion after a fruitless cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Harry Tracey
Port Madison
Point No Point
Big Harbor
Senator Vest Goes Blind in Missouri Report
SEDALIA Mo July 7 The Sentinel reports Senator George G Vest has become totally blind He is unable to read or write but retains full mental faculties and has an attendant to guide him in town and at the capitol
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
the Sentinel
Sentinel
Anl
George G. Vest
Cholera Spreading in Manchuria With High Mortality
A Port Arthur dispatch reports cholera spreading in Manchuria with a very high death rate. Of 396 Inkau cases, 334 proved fatal, underscoring the severity of the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Berlin
Port Arthur
Inkau
Arkansas Governor Opposes Jones Canal Appointment
Governor Jeff Davis of Arkansas writes to President Roosevelt protesting Senator James K. Jones for a possible canal commission post. The missive argues Jones’s repudiation by the state party would make his nomination controversial and seeks consideration of a Republican option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Jeff Davis
Roosevelt
James K. Jones
Canal Commission
Peale
Arkansas
Jones
Long Lost Sisters Reunite After Twenty seven Years
In Jobs Ohio a mining town Lizzie and Catherine McGormick, separated for 27 years, were reunited after living near each other without knowing their kin. The pair, born in Scioto county near Portsmouth, learned their relation through a chance remark and held a family reunion with relatives from Hocking and Scioto counties. The aged mother, long mourning Catherine, cried with joy upon seeing her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ead
Scioto County
Portsmouth
Lizzie
Catherine McGormick
John
Catherine
John Burton
John Wein
Burton
Wein
Hocking
Scioto
Cheyenne Indians Angry Over Sun Dance Prohibition
Near Calumet Oklahoma July 7 The Cheyenne Indians about 2000 strong are in a war council angered by Major Stitch Indian agent order forbidding tortures incidental to the sun dance. Whites nearby fear unrest grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Calumet
Stitch
Heatwave Smacks Pittsburg With Six Deaths Prostrations
Pittsburg PA reports a deadly heatwave with six deaths and numerous prostrations in the last 24 hours. At 10 AM the thermometer stood at 85 degrees as heat climbs and threatens the annual record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pleads For Gattlemen On Fence Matter
The Interior Secretary orders removal of fences on public lands in the southwest. Delegate Rodey of New Mexico appeals for a temporary delay in enforcing the drift fence provision. Secretary Hitchcock will consider the hardship argument but no assurance of delay is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
Rodey
New Mexico
Highcock
Hitchcock
Cattle Run Wild After Feeding at Distillery Yard
Cattle at stoge yards became drunken from distillery slop they ate. The animals stampeded after losing control and caused a dangerous scene as they surged through the yard.
Stampede of Distillery Cattle Kills Dozens in Chicago Stockyards
A herd of over 600 distillery cattle stampeded at the Chicago stockyards after a closed gate failed. More than twenty animals died in the rush and a worker was badly injured as terrified animals toppled and impaled others. Survivors escaped to various yard areas as the wall of bodies halted the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
King Edward Coronation Window Set for August 11 to 15
London reports King Edward’s coronation will occur between August 11 and 15. No official announcement yet, and recovery status appears satisfactory though details remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Fatal Cloudburst Hits Western New York
A heavy rain and cloudburst in Allegheny County caused damage across the area yesterday morning. Washouts slowed traffic on the Western New York and Pennsylvania and Erie railroads. stock was killed by lightning. Paul Fahrer, 10, drowned in the Allegheny River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clean
N. Y
Allegheny Coumty
New York
Pennsylvania
Erie
Paul Fahrer
Alfegheny River
Metal and Money Market Update from New York
Metal prices and currency values noted for July 7 with Mexican dollar at 42 and a half cents, silver at 52.03 cents, copper at 12 and 12.20 cents. The report provides brief spot figures across metals and foreign exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reverend Accepts Offer to Adopt Kindergirl
In Auburn New York July 7 a father asked a pastor for a wife to adopt his daughter. The Rev E C Eddy offered to take the child and raise her with permission from the church. He declined money and welcomed the opportunity to provide care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N. Y
E. C. Eddy
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Eddy
Parental Discipline for Society Girls
St Louis July 7 Robert C West Belleville magnate warns against extending credit to his daughters Nora Adele and Emma saying they have large weekly allowances and can pay cash for all purchases He has long indulged them but now urges buyers to require payment within their means with notices in Belleville and St Louis papers He lives on Mascoutah Avenue and seeks to curb credit accounts for his socially prominent daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Robert C. West
Belleville
Nora
Adele
Emma
Misses West
East St. Louis
Wests
Mascoutah Avenue
West
Caterpillar Army Invades Colorado
Gaterpillar swarms invade the hills around Victor Colorado feeding on aspen leaves. The pests halt trains marooning the district. Efforts to clear lines and fight the invasion fail as the army covers Straub mountain and Big Bull mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Colo
Straub Mountain
Big Bull Mountain
Resignation Sought Of Cook County Public Administrator
Governor Yates asked P. J. O'Donnell, Cook County public administrator, to resign in a formal letter. The letter notes no reference to O'Donnell's Chicago jury bribing conviction and directs immediate resignation forwarding. The governor gave no further comment beyond announcing the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Strike of the Goal Miners at Williamstown
Harrisburg July 7 Sheriff Reiff issued warrants for the arrest of ten strikers at Williamstown on charges of inciting to riot and interfering with deputies protecting non union men. He warns the Elias region remains critical and plans to request protection by Stone if another outbreak occurs Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Reiff
Williamstown
Elias
P Stone
National Educators Meet Opens in Minneapolis
Bright skies greet teachers arriving for the National Educational association session in Minneapolis. Delegations stream in as the council and Indian educational section hold their meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
National Educational Association
National Council
Indian Educational Section
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Martin
Cottel
Haley
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Ghigago
James K. McCalam
South Orange
N. J
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No. 69
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Orange Memorial Hospital
McCallum
Orange
Lee
Gheyennes
Gattlemen
Stoge Yards
Gaterpillar
Colorado
National Educators
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