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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1902
Page
9
New Orleans dispatch reports a catastrophic eruption near Beta Masia causing widespread collapse. Estimates show over 7,000 dead and 10,000 starving as coffee plantations were ruined and villages wiped out. Evacuation is hindered by fumes and ongoing unrest threatens the republic.
Manila reports the U S transport Ingalls with General Miles aboard ran aground off Tangaspi Bay in Albay south Luzon. The ship is not in danger and is expected to sail at the next high tide after repairs and a brief communication pause.
A convoluted report from New York describes a woman arrest related to a disorderly disturbance at a shop and connections to a Vanderbilt family circle. Police investigations hint at a complex web involving rings, claimed payments, and alleged threats amid wartime tensions.
A late December will and Attorney Prevost arrangements reveal Mrs Gore facing illness and disapproval from relatives as she plans to exile to Paris. Colonel Dickinson is invalid, and Mrs Gore’s affairs, including money and property, are tied to Fernández and Gowdy networks with telegraphed instructions and family concerns about the high profile Nellie Gore singer and estate actions.
Davenport ia Nov 22 bandits held up a Rock Island railroad express three miles west of Davenport after dynamite exploded. Engineers Schantier and Trumbull and the crew were unharmed. valuables valued around four to five thousand dollars were stolen with 20 to 40 thousand dollars rumored. Police from Davenport Moline Rock Island and rail detectives hunted the gang.
The report describes a violent disturbance last night at a hotel dining room. A skunk was hurled through a window amid chaos as punches and vandalism followed. Police and medical staff responded, with several injured and property damage noted.
A dramatic report from Gaulonmain City details the killing of Fitzgerald by Tonter and Jy, both sons of a United States minister, who used revolvers in the attack. Bailey, secretary of the legation, and minister Hamtor faced threats. authorities moved to arrest them amid American public outrage over the incident.
Railroad and freight officials announce a major car movement across Pittsburgh and surrounding lines with no freight to handle locally. Authorities warn delays as 4000 cars are rescheduled to depart by 12 tonight and by 6 tomorrow, affecting the Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Ohio and related lines in the Padang district.
Philadelphia coverage details the presidential presence at the dedication ceremony for a grand new school building. 2000 attendees, with officials, educators, and city dignitaries witnessing the event. President arrives late but honors exercises with opening remarks and a formal reception.
The report details miners in Sealand Park demanding union recognition amid a commission inquiry revealing tensions between workers and their employers. Observers note possible further actions early next week as terms of engagement and wage discussions remain unsettled.
Indications point to a possible settlement as miners and operators show willingness to accept terms through arbitration. Key figures including Judge Gray and Darrow move to review wage data and company books while hints of outside mediation emerge amid talks involving leaders in labor and industry.
New York, Nov 22 Wow Vander Allen, great grandson of Domino Vanderbilt, disappeared mysteriously at Newport years ago. Sutton told the commission Allen had suffered from investigations that creditors planned to target him and asked that he be committed to an asylum. He claimed two men abducted him six years earlier, posing as detectives, drove him to a station, transported him to Connecticut, and confined him in a sanitarium, denied contact with relatives while alleging to have a 86,000 library at Rye and valuables locked in his sister’s van. The commission ordered no full examination with counsel and a hearing for Drusm hor 3. Allen, a once prominent artist, had worked with leading clubs and patrons.
A distorted London cable claims the Ninth Lancers faced disgrace amid a Royal Army inquiry. It notes a lord’s urging to investigate violations by senior officers and recounts calls for accountability within the British forces.
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