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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1902
Page
2
Congressional, Cuban reciprocity, and world affairs summaries
Senate passes Chinese exclusion expansion and applies it to insular territories. Cuban reciprocity bill advances in the House with a 247 to 59 vote. Senate personnel debates, pensions and public works dominate noted sessions. trade figures, university enrollment, and a wide range of international events are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
House
Morgan
Nicaragua Canal
Cushman
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Platt
Conn
Dillingham
Clay
Washington
Benjamin E. Stephenson
Gen. Ludlow
Committee On
Kyle
S. D
Conference
Multiple National News Briefs From 1900s Era Rail and Politics
A Burlington train in Colorado set a speed record by covering 14.8 miles in nine minutes. American buyers invest in a British loan of £32,000,000. Cuba’s president-elect Palma says the dollar becomes the Cuban standard and reciprocity with the U.S. will follow. Maryland adjourns after 21 hours to fix a tax bill error. A fire in Wallin Michigan kills a mother, three children, and a niece. Chicago sees 20 homeless from a blaze. Four Boudrau children die in Tacoma from ptomaine poisoning after moving from New Hampshire. Rev. T. De Witt Talmage’s remains buried in Brooklyn. National Bread Co. of New England forms in Boston with $5 million capital. Illinois Central and Chicago & Eastern Illinois plan homeseekers to southern Illinois. Senate confirms James R. Garfield as U.S. civil service commissioner. Roosevelt era pensioning hits Pennsylvania amid veto disputes. Thomas F. Walter, Civil War veteran, cashiered for disobedience. National Baseball League opens its 27th season. National Association of Manufacturers elects D. M. Parry in Indianapolis and seeks anti-injunction repeal. James S. Clarkson nominated for New York customs post. Gen. Miles likely to stay as head of the army. River side Kentucky freight wreck claims Conductor Clarence Turner and Fireman John McGann. Winter wheat yield outlook improves. Nearly 2,000 coal miners quit West Pennsylvania Railroad over scale issues. U.S. weekly business totals show gains. Missouri court allows teachers to whip pupils. Milligan Nebraska bank robbed of $3,000 linked to water cure torture tales in the Philippines. The heel trust failures to correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Colorado
Palma
Cuba
Maryland
Wallace E. King
Alma King
Wallin
Mich
Chicago
Alfred Boudrau
Tacoma
Wash
New Hampshire
T. de Witt Talmage
Brooklyn
National Bread Company
Senate
Palma Norfolk
National Baseball League
National Association of Manufacturers
Indianapolis
D. M. Parry
Congress
James S. Clarkson
Iowa
New York
Miles
Riverside
Clarence Turner
John McGann
West Pennsylvania
United States
Missouri
State Bank
Milligan
Neb
Ad Nee
At the Heel
Ailures
Corre
Prohibitionists Nominate Indiana Slate Amid Turbulent Talks
In Indianapolis a Prohibition meeting decided to nominate a governor candidate and a secretary candidate with James M. of Indianapolis, Mrs. Kate Zielinski, and other figures. Obituaries report deaths of Abraham Fisher at 90 in Germantown and Frank R Stockton in Washington from brain hemorrhage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Tion
Indianapolis
Illinois
Charles C. Fuller
Frank R. Stockton
Washington
War news and political developments across continents
Reports from Washington and Manila say Malvar has surrendered unconditionally and called on insurgents to cease fighting, signaling an end to the war. Britain seeks peace terms with the Boers, while Pope’s delegate is named in Canada. Royal illness, elopements, and protests color a globe of diplomacy and coercion acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Transvaal
Free State
Kitchener
Wilhelmina
London
Prince of Wales
United States
Belgium
Bocas del Toro
M Nicaragua
Guatemala
Quesaltenango
Amatitlan
Earth
Mexico
Tapachula
Malvar
Washington
Manila
Great Britain
Falconio
Canada
Cardinal Martinelli
London Daily Mail
Holland
John Redmond
Helena
Russia
Francisco d’Asasco
Isabella II
Spain
Epinay
France
Philippine Islands
National League
Ireland
South Africa
Earthquake Devastates Quesaltenango and Amatitlan
Reports indicate three shocks leveled Quesaltenango, Guatemala's second city, with 25 000 residents, and destroyed Amatitlan. About 500 killed in Quesaltenango as relief efforts begin.
Minor News Items in 19th Century Dispatches
Snippets report ratification of treaties with France and a half century of service by town clerk John Adams Butts in Canaan Maine. Notes Mr Yen joining Masons in Philadelphia and Chicago stone ceremony for Orthodox Jewish home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
France
John Quincy Adams Butts
Canaan
N. Y
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Quebec Southern Railroad
Chicago
Riot at Louvain Leaves Five Dead in Police Clash
A socialist demonstration in Louvain near Brussels led to riot and police firing on the mob. Five people were killed and 12 wounded as civic guards faced attackers in Rue Tirlemont and Place Saint Antoin. Militants carried the dead to the Maison des Proletaires as order was restored by the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Louvain
M. Schollaert
Chamber of Representatives
Maison Des Proletaries
Tirlemont
Saint Antoin
Belgium
M. Woeste
Bond for Rathbone in Havana Habeas Corpus Case
Havana April 19 The Audiencia court accepted a 100000 bond offered by a fidelity company for Estes G Rathbone to secure his appearance The court requires the bond to be drawn before a notary causing delay and expense Rathbone's lawyers contest that habeas corpus action and argue the bond should be drawn before the court A petition will be heard today Cuban officials ask for US pardon for Americans now under arrest in Cuba The Rathbone case has stirred Cuban sentiment and provoked talks of general pardons Newspapers criticize Gov Gen Wood's order affecting removals of current judiciary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Audencia
Fidelity Company
Estes G. Rathbone
Rathbone
Estrada Palma
Gibara
United States
Cuba
Wood
Bank officials denied three week delay in exam
Detroit on April 19 Justice Whelan refused a three weeks postponement sought by Frank C. Andrews and Henry R. Andrews for their examination on the wrecking charge. He ordered the examinations to proceed as scheduled, after hearing defense and prosecutor objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Justice Whelan
Frank C. Andrews
Henry R. Andrews
City Savings Bank
Hunt
Whelan
Nts
Deserter Lafay ette Starks Captured Near Wickliffe
Detectives captured Lafayette Starks near Wickliffe Kentucky on desertion from the army post at Columbus Ohio last January. He belonged to company I twenty-ninth infantry and was brought to Carbondale Illinois by Marshal Hammond before departing by train for Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Ill
Wickliffe
Lafayette Starks
Columbus
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Marshal Hammond
Butchers Plan Offensive and Defensive Alliance in Chicago
Chicago meat dealers and butchers announce an offensive and defensive alliance against the meat trust they accuse of controlling all meat products. Railroads are reported to be in league with the trust as meat and produce prices continue to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meat Trust
Chicago
Fire Captain Killed in Chicago Hose Cart Accident
Fire Capt. Charles E. Case of Engine Company No Allentown was fatally injured when thrown from a hose cart in front of a street car at Clybourn Place and North Paulina Street on Friday night. The incident occurred during an urban street scene in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles E. Case
Engine Company No
Mrs Sophie Binns Credits Pinkham's Compound For Recovery
Mrs Sophie Brans of Fruitvale Balprescribes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after eighteen months of severe ovarian pain and debility. The letter promises full recovery within six weeks and urges others with irregular menstruation or related symptoms to use the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Binns
Young People’s Christian Temperance Union
Fruitvale
Bal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Sophre Brans
Lydia
A Nasty Practice in Wall Paper Fears Disease Spread
The Inter Ocean condemns pasting repetitive layers of wallpaper as unsanitary and enabling disease spread. It urges legal action to stop the practice and promotes Alabastine as a sanitary wall coating amid health warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Inter Ocean
Inter Ocean
Market Prices in Several Cities on April 22
Reports from New York Cleveland Toledo Buffalo and East Liberty show similar trends with wheat and corn steady to mixed. Live cattle and hog prices vary by city with steers around 6 to 7 dollars and hogs chiefly 6.70 to 7.40 dollars per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
York State
East Buffalo
East Liberty
Vears
Howe Heavies
Light
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University of Michigan
Rosebud Indian Agency
Nebraska
South Dakota
Cummins
Peterson
Des Moines
M. E. Ingalls
Big Four Railroad
Depot Carriage and Baggage Company
Kansas City
Ellis Washington
Philip Wallace
Donaldsville
Lee Geismar
Geismar
Burton
Willis
Frederick van Wormer
Hudson, N. 1
Peter A. Hallenbeck
Columbia University
Seth Low
Welt
Sew Associates
Amer
Roose Harper
Stock Exchange
Kansas
Omaha
Lexington
Joseph
William McCarty
Aieman
John P Altgeld
Clarence
Darrow
Bishop Spalding
Lentz
Cincinnati
Cairo
Pittsburg
Memphis
H. L. Cooper
Marietta
John Robin
Son
Beaumont
Texas
Dawson
Alaska
American
National Express
New York Central Railroad
Buffalo
W. C. Guffey
Irwin
James M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Internal Revenue
Greensburg
James Leyde
Northern Pacific Railroad
South Park
South Seattle
Colambia
Military Academy
Texas Civil Court of Appeals
New York Central
Albany
Bank of Montreal
Standard Oil Company
West Virginia
Benedum Companies
K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Paris
Teeck S. Yen
Philadelphia
Boston
Ellen M
James B. Pond
Helen Gorman Gould
Baltimore
Prince Eugenie
Sweden
Bond For
Americ
C. Simmons
Toledo
J. Tower CO
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