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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1905
Page
2
Senate action and national events in late January
The senate organized for Judge Swayne impeachment by swearing in members, while statehood bills and DC appropriation debates continued. The House passed DC and military academy appropriations, and later the agricultural appropriation bill. Impeachment timing for Judge Swayne was set for February 10, and eulogies for Senator Hoar occupied senate time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Charles Swayne
Fuller
House
District of Columbia
Military Academy
Swayne
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Subways strike threat described amid workers demands
A threatened strike on the New York subway arises if workers demands and grievances are not settled. Police report Ennis, a decorated bicycle officer, seriously injured after being run down during a chase of speeding motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ennis
New York City
Antonio Astizarian
Sonora
Mexico
M. Doane
Peabody Educational Fund
Washington
George Peabody School of Teachers
Nashville
Tenn
William Sellers
William Sellers & Co
Philadelphia
United States
Thomas A. Edison
Hughes
N. J
House
Committee On Judiciary
John Goodnow
Shanghai
China
John W. Fleming
United States District Court
Thomas
General Slocum
Toronto
Can
G. W. Ross
Chicago
J. E. Grillo
American Baseball Association
Joseph D. O’brien
Milwaukee
Kip’s Bay
Harry Potter
Brooklyn
Park Slope
Silang
Philippine Islands
Lad
San Francisco de Malabon
Standard Wheel Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Smithsonian Institution
Charles L. Freer
Detroit
Panama
Boston
Charles Lockhart
Standard Oil Co
Pittsburg
Robert Bruce
House Committee On
Durham Furnace
Durham Iron Works
Commissioner of Patents
Connecticut
Calumet
Mich
Henry Aho
John Reini
Tamarack
John
Jacob Kostunen
Champion
Pittsburg Steel Foundry
Glassport
Mount Hope
Pottsville
W. 8. Edey
Pasadena
Cal
Freeman
Capt
Austin
Raymond Hotel
Riga and Warsaw in Revolt as Siege Is Proclaimed
News from Warsaw and surrounding cities describe a state of siege with streets empty of life. Food shortages and bread prices rise as bakers strike and stores are looted. Rail and electric services are disrupted while troops restore order and guard key facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Warsaw
Riga
London
Daily Mail
Novischatt Street
Lodz
Petrokoff
Banquet in Canton Honors McKinley Birthday
The Young Men's McKinley club in Canton Ohio held a large banquet at the Auditorium to mark McKinley's birthday. Vice President-elect Fairbanks was the guest of honor with Justice Day as toastmaster and Gen Fitzhugh Lee and Gen Black among the speakers. Mrs McKinley attended with a party, and the hall housed about 3000 people with no wine served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
McKinley
Young Men’s
McKinley Club
Assembly
Fairbanks
William R. Day
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
O. W. Holmes
Justice Day
Gen. Black
Oregon land fraud indictments target lawmakers and officials
A federal fraud jury in Portland returned three indictments in the Oregon land frauds probe. The first accuses Senator John H. Mitchell, Representative Binger Hermann and others of conspiring in 1902 to defraud the United States by affidavits on settlement of public lands. The second charges Aug 1904 perjury conspiracy involving 100 others over Medford lands. The third indicts Albany Mayor William Davis for uttering a false affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kean
United States
New Jersey
Chicago
George H. Gould
A. R. Hammond
Hammond
Gould
Alice Webb Duke
Brodie L. Duke
New York City
Texas
Moses Jackson
Iowa
Mason City
Des Moines
Congress
Henry Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
New York
New Orleans
Charles L. Tucker
Auburndale
Mass
Mabel Page
Weston
Portland
Ore
Carl Phelps
Federal
San Francisco de Malabon
Cavite
Ladrones
J. O'Neil
Henry Phipps
Philadelphia
Allegheny
John Hoch
Illinois Terminal
Alton
Ill
A. G. Chaplin
Vaderland
Antwerp
Dover
Great Northern Steamship Co
Minnesota
Seattle
Wash
Manila
John H. Mitchell
Binger Hermann
S. A. D. Puter
Horace C. McKinley
Emma L. Watson
Daniel W. Tarpley
Elbert K. Brown
Nellie Brown
Henry A. Young
Frank H. Walgamot
Clark E. Loomis
Salmon B. Ormsby
United States Government of Public Lands
Township
Range
Henry W. Miller
Frank E. Kincart
Martin G. Hoge
Charles Nickell
Medford
Medford Land District
William Davis
Albany
Battle of Hun River Sees Russian Defenses Hold Against Japanese
Reports from St. Petersburg state General Kuropatkin failed to break through the Japanese left wing near the Shakhe river as cold weather and drifting snow hindered operations. The second army under Gripenberg aimed to seize Sandepas to pivot a flank, but Japanese reinforcements counterattacked while Russians repulsed assaults. Mukden reports note a lull with Russian losses around 10,000 and heavy Japanese casualties according to Chinese sources, with about 500 Russians taking losses in the latest phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Oyama
Shakhe
War Office
Gripenberg
Sandepas
Mukden
Senator Bard Charges Catholics Take Indian Funds for Schools
Senator Bard of California told the Senate Indian Affairs Committee that Catholic schools received a large share of Indian trust funds under commission contracts. He followed statements by S M Brosius and Francis E Leupp and cited Dr E L Scharf of a Roman Catholic mission society seeking GOP support to divert funds to Catholic reservations. He claimed Scharf offered political payoff if Republicans backed the legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bard
California
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Indian Commission
S. M. Brosius
Indian Rights Association
Francis E. Leupp
Indian Affairs
E. L. Scharf
Congress
Dr. Scharf
Handwriting Experts Inspect Adams Peabody Ballots
In Denver and four surrounding precincts, handwriting experts reviewed 1 211 ballots in the Adams Peabody gubernatorial contest. They found 960 for Adams and 218 for Peabody with 270 Democratic and two Republican ballots in 14 distinct handwritings. Seven ballots cast for Adams from a distant precinct matched the common Denver handwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Adams
Peabody
Irvine Drops Proceedings Against Bishop Talbot
Rev. Dr. I N Irvine announces he will drop all ecclesiastical and legal actions against Bishop Talbot of Central Pennsylvania. He says the move aims to prevent further scandal to the Episcopal church after his deposition and failed bid to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
I. N. Irvine
Talbot
Central
Pennsylvania
Episcopal Church
Newman Succeeds Ingalls in Major Rail Reorganizations
At Vanderbilt lines meetings in New York on Tuesday directors accepted resignations from Ingalls of the Big Four and Ledyard of the Michigan Central. W H Newman of New York Central was elected president of both the Michigan Central and the Big Four. The United States Steel Corporation declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1½ percent on its preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Ingalls
New York
Vanderbilt Lines
Big Four
Ledyard
Michigan Central
W. H. Newman
New York Central
Steel Trust
The
United States Steel Corporation
Inventions of Savages
The article surveys ancient and indigenous innovations such as cotton weaving by Britain, Indian loom practices, tobacco pipes, Panama hats, water-tight baskets, Polynesian felting, and Tahitian mortar making. It frames these as foundational developments by Indigenous peoples and emphasizes global influence on everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Central
South America
Colorado
Panama
Tahita
Quick Facts On War News And World Figures
Facts presented include a man’s heart beating about 2 160 times daily. First newspaper ad appeared in 1652. Balloon ascent in 1783 at Lyons. English term phonium for telephone cavity. Park Row Building stands 390 feet tall. Japan's monthly cable traffic totals about 250 000 during the war. Macedonian insurgents’ red and black flag stands out. Santiago de Chile population 262 000. Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro larger. Russia has 18 334 physicians for 127 million people. the U S has 120 000 physicians for about 75 million. False teeth used in 1000 B C were ivory fixed with gold wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
France
England
Park Row
New York
Japan
Santiago de Chili
South America
Buenos Ayres
Rio de Janeiro
Russia
United States
B. C
Woman Describe Nine Years of Kidney Pain Relief From Dean's Pills
Mrs. John La Rue of 115 Paterson Avenue Paterson New Jersey recounts nine years of suffering from kidney complaint. She details back ache headaches dizziness and nosebleeds. After using one box of Doan's Kidney Pills she reports relief with persistent improvement after continuing treatment. Doan's Kidney Pills sold by dealers at 50 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John la Rue
Paterson Avenue
Paterson
N. J
Dean
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Shoenberger
American Steel and Wire Co
Essen
Prussia
Houghton
Mary Brown
John Brown
Maryland
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Nogales
Ariz
Kansas City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cowansburg Crossing
Pretoria
Dodge-Morse
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Canada
Winsted
Conn
Walcott
Jacob Sulskoski
Samuel H. Piles
G. R. Koch
New Ulm
Minn
L. A. Gebhardt
Springfield
Central New England Railroad
Roosevelt
Carroll D. Wright
Union
Citizens’ Alliance
Wick
German Bank
Buffalo
Lehigh Valley
Gratwick
N. Y
St. Joseph
Rockland County
Board of Supervisors
Chattanooga & St. Louis
Tullahoma
Hampton Roads
John A. Russell
Rappahannock
John Longworthy
Onawa
Grand Duke
Vladimir
Associated Press
Oregon
Senator Mitchell
Congressman Hermann
Hun River
Irvine
Salter
America
John A. Salzer
H la Crosee
Mother Gray
Children's Home
Atall
A. S. Olmsted
I.e
Roy
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Awaresis
Anaress
Dribube Lulding
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